Young mother halts holdup and sobs during attempt
In Glendora a 20 year old Azusa mother Hallie Mae Long laid down her pistol and cried mid robbery attempt at a liquor store. Deputies booked her on suspicion of armed robbery while her 21 year old husband Yuiey Pr Long worked as a construction washar. The clerk reported the scene as she claimed the cash was insufficient before breaking down.
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Adlai Stevenson Signals 1956 Nomination Interest
Adlai Stevenson said on a Queen's University press conference that he would accept the Democratic presidential nomination if offered in 1956 but did not expect to be drafted again. He noted support from Gov. Harriman and discussed Truman's possible stance while Kefauver and Harriman were named as speakers for a November 18 Democratic dinner in Chicago.
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Chicago
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Jacob M. Arvey
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Remains Found in Culvert Near Truckee
A 25-year-old ex-convict Ralph Reno led police to the culvert on a canyon road where the body of Stella Reno 36 was found. The victim was clothed and strangled with a rope believed to be connected to the case. Police say Reno refused to confirm killing her, while the father urged authorities to shoot him.
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Six Die as Bus Crashes Into Parked Trucks in Indiana
A Greyhound double decker carrying 25 passengers crashed into the rear of a parked semi truck on U.S. 20 near Michigan City Indiana. Six people were killed and 21 injured. bus driver Thomas R. Lake 39 of Chicago and several passengers were hospitalized in critical condition. The driver of the truck Harry Williams 45 reported signaling with flares but the bus did not see them. The accident occurred about 10:40 p.m. as most passengers were believed asleep.
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Menon urges high level talks on China amid Red tension
In Washington India's ambassador V K Krishna Menon urged renewed high level talks between the United States and Communist China after a meeting with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. Menon predicted some Americans detained in Red China will soon be released and noted heightened US Chinese discussions at Geneva as a factor shaping outcomes.
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Body moved from rural grave to Arlington for hero’s funeral
Maj Samuel Woodfill, lauded as America’s greatest World War I hero, will lie near Gen Pershing at Arlington after transfer from a rural Indiana cemetery. An honor guard at Fort Myer will receive the casket, then host a military funeral Monday. Woodfill, who died in 1951 at age US, earned fame for single handedly silencing machine gun nests at the Argonne on Oct 12 1918.
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Bus Hits Truck in Monson Crash Kills One, Injures Many
Eyewitness accounts describe a bus strike on a Monson Mass road as 25 people, including 22 from the Unit, were injured or killed. Police Capt Ogden Jarvis arrived on scene and reported severe damage with the right side of the bus ripped from grill to opera deck. The incident prompted continuation on Page A-3.
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Violent Storm Lashes East Lasting Toll 18 Lives
A rampaging storm swept the East leaving 16 deaths, flooded homes, broken utilities and washed out highways from Cape Hatteras to beyond. A feared second storm off the Carolina coast failed to appear as rivers rose and hazards lingered in towns including Winsted Connecticut after floods from earlier storms.
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Carolina
Princess Margaret marriage plan stirs UK public
Britons await official word on Princess Margaret and RAF Group Captain Peter Townsend as rumors swirl about a royal wedding. The press secretary said no announcement is presently contemplated while privacy appeals gain support.
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Andrews, U S Tax Chief, Quits
Andrews, long time head of the Internal Revenue Service since 1953, resigns effective October 31 to become chairman and CEO of American Fidelity and Casualty Co. in Richmond. He cites completion of his Washington mission and expects Treasury to discuss the move with President Eisenhower.
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Seven year old girl stuns reporters on Princess Margaret townhouse scoop
Marilyn Wills seven. daughter of Maj. and Mrs. John L. Wills. Allanbay Lodge near Binfield hosts Princess Margaret and RAF Group Captain Peter Townsend. She jokes about the princess’s day and answers reporters with playful misdirections. Her description of the morning includes phrases about washing and running, eliciting laughter.
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Rail Strike Averted as Pay Pact OKd
In Chicago the major railroads and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen reached a wage settlement ending threats of a strike. The 18 hour talks produced a package worth 17 to 174 cents per hour, covering about 60,000 of 98,000 members and 139 Class 1 railroads. Yard workers gain 21% to 33% an hour with an 8 cent raise for road service, 40 hour week applied to yard workers only.
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