Spending Spree Triggers 100000 Holdup Arrests in Dallas
Dallas police arrested two men after a tip about spending sprees in an East Dallas beer tavern led to raids. Investigators found about 110 in cash in a Dallas apartment, 27095 in a Corpus Christi suitcase, and 86436 in a Linus Express shipment. The theft was traced to the home of Dr. W P Sammons in Wheeling and involved a robbery there. Ward 13 and Fugitt 34, both of Dallas, were identified as suspects. a third man remained held in Lima. The trio reportedly traveled from Wheeling to St Louis then Dallas, with a driver remaining in Lima. All three gave statements to police. Selected items were seized by Corpus Christi police.
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Dallas
Tex
West Virginia
W. P. Sammons
Wheeling
Corpus Christi
Linva
Ohio
Lunalias
P. E
Leary
Harry H. Ward
Jimmy Fugitt
Lima
Sammons
St Louis
St. Louis
Frgilt
Ward
Twin Drive on Drouth Relief Taking Shape
Federal drought relief announced by Secretary of Agriculture Lizval l Benson allocates 4.5 million dollars for 13 drought stricken states. Missouri to receive 1 million immediately as state legislators respond to the crisis.
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Twin
Drouth
Kansas City
Benson briefs drought aid plan amid limited funds
Spec session to work out four drought relief programs. allocations for other states not yet set but expected soon. Benson says current funds are provisional and depend on severity. President sits with governors of twelve drought states to pursue emergency and long term plans while touring Missouri and Kansas counties. Federal aid will cover up to half transport costs for hay and feed into drought zones, allocation by livestock numbers and state pledges.
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Drouth
Benson
Isentrouwer
Dreuth-Hit
Benson Prifay
Missouri
Kansas
Arab Crisis Deepens Over Israeli Raid Fallout
Reports from Amman and Jerusalem describe escalating Arab protests after an Israeli raid. Jordan’s Chamber of Deputies convened in Ramallah to assess the crisis, while Egyptian and Jordanian officials consider steps amid warnings of revenge and further clashes.
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Nuish
John Lahb
Gambent
Legionnaites
Doredan
Fawei ¢ Mulki
Jordan
Chamber Oor
Ramallah
Jerusalem
Dease
Amman Radio
Ummed Alrahman Khalifa
Jos
Washington
Dardan
Tipo
Araman Radio
Jareani Ple
Jewis Ack
Serach
Population figures show a U S rise to 160 million
The Census Bureau reported the U S population reached 160,228,000 by Sept 1, up 17 percent since 1950. Since the 1950 census, the population increased 11,095,000, or about 7 percent.
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Warniauies
United
Census Bureau
Bivea
Loan Office Held Up in Huntington Park
A conman herded the cashier and manager into the Home Saving and Loan Association vault in Huntington Park on Friday. He claimed two men with machine guns outside and escaped with 33000 dollars.
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Huntington Park
Huntisgivus Park—Vena Conman
Donate
Newton
Miss Milfredchiman
Savi & Loan Association
Timber yard sales pitch from a trusted supplier
A wartime era timber yard invites customers to visit their yard for supplies and emphasizes courteous staff. The ad promotes financial responsibility and integrity as part of a policy to build enduring relationships for years to come.
Guard Holds Convention in San Diego
The Guard convention gathers about 2000 attendees in San Diego for a four day event led by Association President Maj. Gen. Elard A Walsh of Minnesota. Delegates arrive via 100 special transport planes from all states territories Puerto Rico and DC. Topics include the draft act officer candidate schools fairer promotions and manpower. Speakers include Secretary of Army Robert Stevens Assistant Secretary of Defense Johnny A Hannah and Senate Majority Leader Williams F. Koowland.
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San Diego
Army
Robert Stevens
Johny A. Hannah
Secretary of Defense
Senate
Williams F. Koowland
United States Clation
Socialite Accused in Plot to Murder Husband
Mrs. Perle Mandel, 42, stands trial on charges she conspired to kill her estranged physician husband Dr Meyer M Mandel. Bond set at 2000 dollars. Davis Monthan airmen testified she offered 615000 to act as trigger men before the suit could be heard.
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Tucson
Perle Mandel
Meyer M. Mandel
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Still Going Prisoner Fixing Truck At Reformatory
William Chittenden, 35, an inmate at Tonia Reformatory, did a job repairing a truck he signed for. After a two minute test, the vehicle vanished with him and the truck missing since Friday.
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Sonia. Alieh
vPl
William Chittenden
Tonia Reformatory
Tor
Ittenden
Reformatory
Leyte carrier blast kills Navy officers in Boston harbor
A massive explosion aboard the Leyte, a 27 500 ton carrier, killed and burned Navy personnel and civilians at the Boston shipyard. The blast occurred as overhaul work neared completion, with 1400 sailors aboard and about 60 civilians. Captain Thomas A. Ahron, in command, described a subways train like rumble and a smoke choked deck. Firefighters and medical teams rushed to the scene as hospitals prepared plasma and blood supplies for victims. The cause remains undetermined and the ship’s status uncertain as the blaze raged for hours.
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Newporters
California
Leyte
Korea
Thomas A. Abroon
Norfolk
Abroon
Fe Lafe
Ahrvan
Boston
Cials
Navy
City Hospital
Carney Linspital
Navel Hospital
Chelsea
Cassaelites
James W. Manary
Boston City Hospital
Covenaut Grove
Lawrence T. White
White
John V. Stapleton
Youth Killed in 80 mph chase crash with police
A youth died when a car sped about 80 mph south on Lakewood Boulevard and ran a red signal at Crack Corner near Spring and Steamers. Officers said fox sightings did not create a hazard at the speed. Two juveniles suffered minor injuries in a second collision on Rollower Boulevard near Terlood Avenue at 12:40 p.m. Richard James, 17, and James A. Horner, 15, were taken to Community Hospital with facial lacerations and concussion. Atlas M. Carlin, 15, and Stanley P.D. Jennings were uninjured.
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Lakewood Blvd
Rolllower Blvd
Terlood Ave
Richard
Soldier Killed Driver Charged in Wilmington Crash
A 20 year old soldier Relaicd Augustenborg of Wilmington was killed when their car struck a telephone pole at midnight. James A Dyckian, 20, of 1641 Neptune Ave, Wilmington, was arrested on manslaughter charges and accused of driving drunk. The soldier was stationed at Camp Stone Man.
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San Pedro
Pola
Augustenborg
Tyland Ave
Winiligton
Catp Stoneman
James A. Dyckian
Neptune Ave
Wilmington
Delier
Repatriation Session Turns Tense At Formosa Gate
A tense repatriation session near Formosa saw clashes as a Red Chinese officer kicked an American and POWs shouted anti communist slogans. Twelve prisoners resisted, with some screaming “You running dogs of Russia” while Reds pressed for returns and explanations. Only nine of the prisoners converted back to communism, totaling 950 interviews to date.
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Russia
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Ormosa
FormMosat
Motherland
U. S
Air Force
Donald Stettler
Anaheim
U.N
Ten
Stettler
Jore
27 Japanese Fishermen Sentenced in Korea
Pu san district court in Korea sentenced 27 Japanese fishermen to 2 to 3 months in prison for illegal fishing on the Korean side of the disputed Rhee Line. Several others faced similar penalties earlier. The line, set by President Syngman Rhee, extends up to 60 miles offshore. Fishing rights are under discussion at a Korea Japan conference in Tokyo.
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Pusan
Korea
Pusam
Harvard Band Serenade Sparks Yale Near Riot
Harvard Crimson bandsmen staged a surprise 2:30 a.m. visit to Yale, triggering protests and police intervention. Three arrests were made, including off duty officer Anthony Matteo, with band leader Peter Strauss and manager Edward K. Lupton posting bonds before returning to the trip to Baker Field.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Baker Field
Anthony Matteo
Matteo
Bresei
Peter Strauss
Edward K. L. Lupton
Strauss
Lupton
National fund sought to aid mentally retarded children
CHICAGO ICE, The National Association for Retarded Children seeks a national fund to help about two million mentally retarded children. About 500 delegates heard that 90 percent can be helped through training, with costs around three dollars daily per child in institutions. Parents increasingly accept the illness as study-worthy. Delegates urged local training centers and research, while Mrs Clinton Polanski likened the issue to tackling polio, cancer or heart trouble.
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Chicago
ICE
National
Association For Retarded Children
Letha Patterson
Patterson
Clinton B. Polanski
Fort Worth, Tex
Japan to start rearment but not now
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida announced in Tokyo that Japan will pursue rearmament in the future while avoiding immediate costs. He said self defense forces will be temporary names until the nation amends the postwar constitution and builds a military capable of defending independence.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Yoshida
New Services
Ecollege
Lanmy
Navy
Yoshiia
Mamoru Shigemitsu
ROK Air General Ito Tour U. S. Bases
Lt. Gen. Choi Yong Duk, chief of staff of the Republic of Korea air force, departs Oct. 28 for a three week tour of U S Air Force facilities in the United States invited by Gen. Nathan F. Twining. He lands at Travis AFB near San Francisco Nov. 1 and visits four aviation plants and bases in California and beyond before Washington on Nov. 18 and return Dec. 20.
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Taegu
Korea
Choi
Yong Duk
Republic of Korea Air Force
United States
Nathan F. Twining
U. S Air Force
ROK
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
California
Washington
GE Father Bases Baby Bonus Bid on Time Lapse
GE marks its 75th birthday by giving five shares of stock to each new child born to an employee. Barbara Huston, 23, and Paul Huston, 29, welcomed Steven Paul after his dad’s claim centered on timing. Walter Goubian, an Apple Valley aviation engineer, argued his daughter Maria was born before the deadline, but his timing disputed the official hour.
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Los Angeles
General Electric Co
Southern California
Barbara Jean Huston
Paul
Ontario Station
Steven Paul
Apple Valley
GE Aviation
Walter Gou- Bian
New York
Maria
Public Notice of Postal Entry and Audit Bureau Details
Public notice appears with archival references to a Stember Audit Bureau and Delivary carrier data. It lists addresses on Sisah Street and Pins Avenue in Long Beach California. It notes a March 16 1888 post office entry under the act of March 3 and mentions weekly compensation figures.
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Sisah Street
Pins Avenue
Long Beach
California
Stember Audit Bureau of
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