Vanderbilt Jrs Ex Wife Seeks Welfare Relief After Eviction
Patricia Wallace Vanderbilt 82, fifth wife of Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr, seeks relief after eviction from a hotel suite and a welfare shelter stay for herself and daughter. Welfare funds covered overnight lodging. a private charity may take custody until her separation suit advances. She has filed for separation, contested the divorce legality, and seeks $1,500 weekly alimony.
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New York
Patricia Wallace Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr
Monroe Winstes
Vanderbit
Teely
Winston
Vanderbilt
Greenwich
Conn
iThey
Van
East End
Vivian
Winsterr
Long Beach Records Warm November Day With 90 Degrees
The Southland sees a record warm spell as Long Beach hits 90 at 1 p.m. on November 20. Skies clear after fog, with a high pressure system driving heat from the southwest and coastal waters. The 88 on Friday was the hottest since 1937, when 90 was reached.
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Long Beach
Southland
Weather Bureau
Langlay
Hill Clings to Pan Am Race Lead in Mexico
Hill presses to hold Pan American Road Race advantage in Mexico City as Umberto Maglioli closes gap on first lap through southern mountain roads. Ferraris dominate top stock classes with Bechem leading lap one and Tuhan pressing in overall standings while Vukavich suffers minor injuries.
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Mexico City
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
Umberto
Maglissi
Italy
Maglioli
Mexico
Hil
Puebla
Osxaca
Hilleed
Hill
Aza
U.S
Karl Behem
Borgwarid
Puetla
Darosipy Tuhan
Pearse
Tuhan
Greck
Navy Tiving
Guatemala
Bechem
Lincoln
Cadillac
Iast
Bill Vukavich
Othe Fresno
Alfa Romea
Ferraris
Cangalyo Sanesi
Sergio Mantovani
Alfa
Alfas
Ray Crawford
Keith Andrews
Colorado Springs
Calo
Andrews
Walt
Uranium Claims Near San Fernando Staked by Prospector
Ben Kenny of North Hollywood reports staking uranium claims in the San Fernando hills inside the Angeles National Forest near the Cecil B. De Mille ranch. Kenny says his experience in prospecting uranium ores suggests the find is wetter than anything he saw in Nevada.
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Fernando Ipi
San Fernando Area
Ben Kenny
North Hollywood
Kenny
Nevada
Cecil B. DeMille Ranch
Angeles National Forest
World War II hero kills wife and mother in Florida home
Lt Col John Samuel Arnold, a noted World War II hero formerly decorated in World War I, shot his wife Mary Ellen 64 and mother-in-law Annis E. Nills 84 before taking his own life. Authorities reported the killings followed by a self-inflicted wound after the family dog’s nightly barking alerted neighbors as police found the bodies in their Tampa Bay area residence.
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Tetersburg
Fla
Wii
John Samuel Arnold
Hsy
Tampa Bay
Edward PB
Silk
Arnolt
Mary Ellen
Annis E. Nills
Cracker
Arnold
Deaths and inquest mix in Oxford hotel case
John Adams testified at an Oxford inquest that he did nothing about a fellow boarder leaping to his death from a window, saying it was none of his business. In Carthage a helicopter crash killed Col. James A. Bassett 39 and others returning from Lexington.
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Oxford
England
John Adams
Thomas Gardiner
John Grady
Adams
Busic
Garal
Carthage
W. C
James A. Bassett
Army
IWO
J.g
James Thomas Hampton
Lewis W. Heinrichs
Ft. Bragg
Lexington
N. C
Bassett
Joseph
Kroehler Furniture to Buy Gifts for 5000 Workers
Five thousand Kroehler Furniture Making Co employees will select Christmas gifts worth 75 to 85 dollars each. The firm plans to spend about 200000 dollars, with a gift certificate system, lunch, and a free holiday distribution across plants in Dallas Shreveport Inglewood Pittsburg and Des Moines.
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Naperville
tFi
Kroehler Furniture Making Co
Dallas
Texas
Shreveport
Inglewood
Pittsburg
Calif
Des Moines
Iowa
Kroehler
Eisenhower tests secrecy drill from White House shelter
President Eisenhower communicated from a White House underground bomb shelter during a mock relocation drill near Washington. About 2,000 federal employees retraced government operations across 30 emergency sites within 300 miles, with Flemming and Anderson guiding actions while Hagerty reported from the shelter.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Cmdr
Edward L. Beath
Naval
James C. Hagerty
Murray Snydes
Hagerty
Arthur Flemming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Flemming
Rendeavour
Fleminifig
Robert Anderson
High Point
Awd
Long Beach Transit Tie-up Looms as Strike Threatened
Long Beach Motor Bus Co faces a potential strike next week after 256 workers, including drivers and maintenance staff, were summoned to an emergency Labor Temple meeting Monday to decide on rejecting the latest wage and hours proposal. Union leaders said a walkout could begin as early as Tuesday if negotiations fail, with overtime for extra board drivers at old terms and demands for a 40 hour week and longer vacations.
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Long Beach Motor Bus Co
Labor Temple
Jending
Jewel Merdaff
Tey Z Scaut
Harold Gregg
Division 1277
Gregg
Grego
Spurned Trio Cleared in Sheppard Murder
In Cleveland, prosecution staff member says three men named by Dr. Samuel Sheppard as possible lovers were checked out and cleared as murder suspects. Attorney Thomas Parrino confirms the trio were cleared. names withheld. The trial timeline notes two weeks remain for defense presentations and state evidence has featured coroner Samuel Gerber’s testimony, reframing the case around the pillow case analogy.
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Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Thomas Pazzino
Parrino
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Defansa
Samuel R. Gerber
Entertainer Sammy Davis Jr Loses Eye in Smashup
Sammy Davis Jr suffered a left eye injury in a Highway 66 crash near San Bernardino. surgery removed the eye. he remains in hospital with expected stay of one week to ten days. Betty Hutton announced retirement to join Billy Eckstine in Las Vegas. Jeff Chandler to perform tonight and Sunday as replacements. Davis, 28, star of the Will Mastin Trio, recently appeared on WECs Comedy Hour.
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San Bernardino
Sammy Davis
Betty Hutton
Billy Eckstine
Davis
Last Frontier Hotel
Las Vegas
New
Jeff Chandler
WEC
Istar
Will Mastin
Sammy Davis Sr
Vaudevillians
Frederick Hull
Community Hospital
Acd
Young Davis
Los Angeles
Highway 66
Helen Boss
Var Nuy’s
Charles Head
Akron
Ohio
Hutton
Weather Outlook for Sunday Coastal Waters Fog
Clear conditions prevail with patches of fog over coastal waters early Sunday. Temperatures will be slightly cooler, with light winds and no significant precipitation anticipated.
Classifieds and notices page references compiled
The snippet lists section locations for various content in the newspaper such as obituaries theaters and classifieds by page. It serves as a table of contents style reference for readers navigating the issue.
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Boyle
Moscow set to delay European security conference
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov signaled Moscow would push back the November 20 date for a European security conference if the Paris rearmament accords for West Germany are postponed. He spoke at a Pravda press conference, outlining that delaying ratification could yield a later conference date, while stressing that East-West negotiations hinge on these ratifications.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Soviet Community Party
Pravda
Molotov
Paris
Russia
United States
Iceland
Red China
West Germany
Spain
al- Manges
Forege Ministry
Leonid F. Dyichev
London
Europe
Germany
Russ Launch Hugo Purge of Bureaus
London reports wholesale dismissals of Soviet bureaucrats with thousands sent to factories and farms. Pravda notes inflated payrolls and fines the red tape culture. Dismissed workers reassigned with partial pay, including two to three months wages for moves to state farms or machine tractor stations in remote areas.
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London
Moscow Radio
Communist Party
Pravda
Prevda
Central Asia
Sberia
Siberia
Far East
Trio Seized in Bogus Money Plot in Washington
Secret Service agents arrested three Miami residents Farmer C. Thomas William H. Gardner and Joan St. Clair after finding 4300 counterfeit bills and a planned shipment totaling 225000 to Denver. Bills were printed in Miami and passed in Dallas New Orleans Jackson Little Rock and Atlanta before Washington seizure.
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Washington
Wia
Secret Service
A. BE
Baughman
Miami
Fla
Farmer C. Thomas
William H. Gardner
Joan St. Clair
Dall
New Orleans
Juckson
Missy
Little Rock
Ark
Atlanta
Denver
Joan Welch
Dallas
Washington Arena
Boughmian
Arlington
San Clemente Gem Theft
San Clemente police search for diamonds valued at about 60,000 dollars stolen from Los Angeles jewelry salesman Liston M Edwards. He left the sample cases in a motel while dining. three cases later found in a canyon near town. Police say 840 diamond rings and numerous loose stones were among the loot. theft occurred Tuesday night and was disclosed Friday.
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San Clemente
Liston M. Edwards
Los Angeles
Edwards
Wendell Lovell
Cant. Lovell
Orange County
Strong quake rattles Sicilian city ALGAMO
A strong earthquake struck the Sicilian city of ALGAMO today sending residents into the streets. No damage or casualties were reported.
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Algamo
Sicily
Sicitai
Jungle Frog Armies Battle in North Malaya Swamp
Report from Sungei Pateni describes two frog armies, brown water frogs and black land frogs, clashing across a swamp near a Malay village. Thousands participate, many corpses litter the area, and locals fear a omen of crisis as tactics resemble human warfare and a possible restart after a retreat.
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Singapore
Malaya
Sungei Pateni
Singapore Straits Times
H. K. Lim
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