Plunge Kills Trio and Woman Survives Plunge
Mrs. Helen Haywood of El Cajon recounts 22 hours in the San Diego backcountry after a car plunged 600 feet into a canyon killing driver Joseph Lloyd 39 Frank Paipa 41 and Mary Callas 49 all from Julian. She was thrown clear and survived with cuts and possible internal injuries. Haywood was found by two Civil Aeronautics Administration men who ferried her to Julian after fearing for her life.
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San Diego
Helen Haywood
el Cajon
Joseph Anthony Lloyd
Casa Grande
Frank Paipa
Julian
Mary Callas
AIF
Women Vote League Supports and Opposes Ballots in California
Pasadena based California League of Women Voters announced support for propositions No. 2 No. 3 and No. 11 and opposition to No. 10. President Mrs. Harry A. Williams said No. 2 funds school buildings No. 3 keeps alcoholic beverage control separate from the Board of Equalization and No. 11 would provide property tax relief and housing for disabled veterans No. 10 would weaken party responsibility and reduce electorate response.
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Pasadena
UPI
California League of Women Voters
Harry A. Williams
Palo Alto
Board of Equalization
Light Radar for Airliners Nearly Ready
The Radio Corp. of America reports a lightweight radar set for commercial airliners will be available next summer. A prototype weighing about 41 pounds was shown at an SAE aeronautics meeting. The system lets pilots detect rough weather and mountains up to 150 miles away with a center dot indicating the aircraft and a five inch scope.
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Los Angeles
Radio Corp. of America
Aeronautics
Society of Automotive Engineers
RCA Engineers
Buick Plans to Keep 3rd Output Spot
Buick Motors plans to remain third in U S auto production and sales through 1955. General manager Ivan L Wiles said GM aims for a new sales peak with the 1955 Buick line across most price fields above the budget ranges. The 1955 cars will debut at dealer meetings nationwide before a mid November public showing. To beat the 556000 unit industry record, Buick must surpass its 1950 high.
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Flint
Mich
Buick Motors
Ivan L. Wiles
General Motors
Wiles
Buick
Building Sets Huge Record for Construction Spending
Washington UPi The nation’s construction industry posted a record 10 percent rise in new buildings highways water systems and other public works in the third quarter. Commerce and Labor reported that total outlays for the first nine months reached about 271/4 billion dollars, four percent above the first nine months of 1953.
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Washington Upi
Commerce and Labor Departments
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