New California Highway Patrol Commissioner Promises Safety Drive
Clifford E. Peterson sworn in as California Highway Patrol commissioner vows an all-out traffic safety push. The former San Diego office chief will lead an increased training program alongside the safety drive, serving a $12 000 yearly post created by the 1947 Legislature.
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Girl 14 Disappears After Dentist Visit in Sacramento
Police in Sacramento search for Lorraine Erhardt a 14 year old Alameda schoolgirl who vanished Saturday morning after leaving a dentist's office with no trace or clue available as of today.
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Sacramento
Lorraine Erhardt
Alameda
Faith Healers Plan New Snake-handling Service in Kentucky
In Faarlan Kentucky plans were announced to hold another snake-handling service on the courthouse lawn Sunday following two Kentucky 1941 anti snake handling law rulings. Circuit Judge James S Forester dismissed charges against Odie Shupe Cindy Mays Raymond Hays and Gladys Sturgill. Shupe and W H Edmonds were fined in Cumberland city court for the Aug 14 incident. The prior service drew thousands as 12 year old Faye Nolan survived a hand bitten episode.
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Odie Shupe
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James S. Forester
Shupe
Cindy Mays
Raymond Hays
Gladys Sturgill
Harlan County
Cumberland
Forester
Felix Belcher
W. H. Edmonds
Faye Nolan
Curran Claims Reds Defeated in Maritime Union
New York delegates at the National Maritime Union sixth biennial convention hear president Joseph Curran declare the Communist party in the union is on its way out. He says the rank and file gained control despite obstructionists, with the right wing prevailing on many issues and a motion to allow Joseph Stack to seek office next year dropped.
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New York
National Maritime Union
Joseph Curran
Curran
Rank and
Joseph Stack
Stack
Pikes Peak Plane Crash Claims Three Die
COLORADO SPRINGS Oct. 16 Three of four survivors from an Iowa National Guard plane crash on Pikes Peak were in critical condition at Camp Carson Hospital. The dead are S Sgt Aloysius Kissell S Sgt Jack M Glider and Sgt Leo Simmons all from Des Moines. Survivors include Maj Robert R Oliver of Albert Lea Minn Maj Joe Parks and Lt D D Cleary of Minneapolis.
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Iowa National
Pikes Peak
Camp Carson
John W. Knight
Des Moines
Aloysius Kissell
Jack M. Glider
Leo Simmons
Robert R. Oliver
Albert Lea
Minn
Joe Parks
D. D. Cleary
Minneapolis
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