Lindbergh Begins Active Duty Tour in Jet Era
Charles A. Lindbergh, in uniform for the first time since 1939, resumes active duty with the Air Force in Washington. He will assist in selecting lightweight jet fighters for mass production and NATO use as the Pentagon confirms a short, ceremonial return to duty after serving as an Air Force consultant and board member on classifier projects.
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Musician's Wife Sues for Back Alimony
Los Angeles state court records show Mrs Efina Teagarden seeking 28615 dollars in back alimony from former husband Jack Teagarden 50 a musician and orchestra reacher. They divorced in 1940 and he was ordered to pay 50 dollars per week.
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Los Angeles
Efina Teagarden
Jack Teagarden
Orchestra Reacher
Superior Court
Montag
Teagarden
Martin Says Eisenhower Program Will Pass in 1956
House Speaker Martin says President Eisenhower's program will pass the next Congress. He notes cross party cooperation and expects Republicans to support the program, with 1956 elections likely favorable. Martin, stepping to minority leader in January, reports no discontent with the President.
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Dix Logging Death Trial Transferred
A $150000 wrongful death suit over Richard Dix’s logging camp death is moved from Los Angeles to Siskiyou County. The 18 year old son of the late actor died Aug 31 1953 when lumber fell in a Pondosa California camp. His widow Jo Ann Nolan sues owner John Bertle and driver Edward Litre for the benefit of their 2 year old son Richard Marshall Dix.
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Richard Dix
Siskiyou County
James G. Whyte Montag
Were Dix
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Jo-Ann C. Nolan
Richard Marshall Dix
John Bertle
Edward E. Litre
Hunt Dog Poisoner Reward Offered In Wellsville
Rewards totaling 147 dollars were posted for the arrest and conviction of a dog poisoner in Wellsville Kansas after three of five dogs died in two weeks. One victim was owned by James Murphy city marshal.
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James Murphy
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