Long Beach Bar Operator Arraigned Over Bribe Scandal
Albert K. Tessas, part owner of the Saratoga Cafe at 222 W Ocean Blvd, was arrested and arraigned in Santa Ana on charges he took bribes to obtain liquor licenses. He posted a $5,000 bond and awaits plea. Tessas testified in a San Diego liquor license bribery trial that bribes flowed to campaign officials, with figures reaching tens of thousands of dollars in multiple counties.
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Long Beach
Santa Ana
Albert K. Tessas
Saratoga Cafe
W. Ocean Blvd
Robert Gardner
Orange County
Grand Jury
San Diego
Charles W. Lyon
Lous Angeles
Toxias
Willam G. Bonelli
State Board of Equalzation
Tossas
William Cook
Bonnelli
William A. McClure
Dana Point
Cook
Tassas
Cool
Coote
Imperial Beach
Carlsbrd
San Ysidro
Jacumba
San Diego County
Orange
Saan Bernardino
Lyon
Charles E. Berry
Imperial Counties
Louis A. Trapani
Los Angeles
al. Bennett
George F. Dee
John Hlewicker
Joe
Dept. Dist
Barton C. Sheela Jr
Orange Counties
Hewicker
Exposé Edge in Sheppard Trial Sparks Court Tug of War
In the Sheppard murder trial the defense hints at a sex angle as reporters press for details. Judge Blythin rejects a tape debate and Corrigan battles venue change while juror questions touch on alleged affairs and letters to jurors.
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Corrigan
Judge Blythin
Blythin
Verlinger
twoCleveland
Cleveland
Sheppard
Miss Hayes
Elizabeth Burke
Susan Hayes
Fred Garmone
Garmonel
Sam Sheppard
Dr. Sheppard
California
Marilyn
William J. Corrigan
Cuyahoga County
Garmone
Howard Barrisb
Tulane panty raid sparks campus chaos in New Orleans
About 500 Tulane male students invaded girls dormitories triggering alarm and rock-throwing. Police mobilized, four arrests for disturbing the peace followed by a tear gas threat. Fire equipment rushed to the campus for a false dormitory fire alarm. Coeds reportedly cheered causing campus uproar and a professor condemned the behavior.
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New Orleans
Tulane
State's Jobs Reach High Point in 54
California employment rose to a September 15 total of 5 083 000, the highest on record aside from similar peaks in 1940. Unemployment stood at 177 600, with agriculture and education cited as main growth drivers while manufacturing gains were trimmed by seasonal changes and auto plant layoffs.
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Sacramento
Galiforiia
California
Washington
Home construction starts up three percent in September
Washington reports 114000 housing starts in September, up 3 percent from August and 20 percent from a year ago, the Labor Department notes. For the first nine months, starts totaled about 9001500, 5 percent above the same period in 1953.
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Lator Department
Labor Department Yeport
U S Claims 17 Firms Used False Health Ads
The FTC accuses 17 insurance firms of misleading health coverage advertising including abrupt policy termination, limits misstatements, delayed coverage for illnesses, and claims of universal eligibility. Firms named include Life Insurance Co. of America, Travelers Health Assn., City Bankers Life and Casualty Co., and others with hearings set in various cities.
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U. S
FTC
City
Bankers Life and ‘Casualty Co
Chicago
Commercial Travelers Insurance Co
Salt Lake City
Commercial Travelers Mutual Accident Assn
of America
Utica
Guarantee Reserve Life Insurance Co
Hammond
Ind
Guarantee Trust Life Insurance. Ca
Illinois
Commercial
Men's Assn
la Salle Casualty Co
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Assn
Omaha
Prudence Life Insurance Co
Febsolve Life Insurance Co
Smog case yields new $100000 suit in Los Nietos
William H. Odam, a 55 year old welder, files a $100000 damage suit against Pilot Chemical Co. at 11738 Sorensen Lane Los Nietos alleging sulphur dioxide discharges ruined his health and forced him from work at Globe Oil Tools Co. He seeks an injunction to stop fumes as other suits in the past 18 months move through Superior Court.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Los Niet Chemical
William H. Odam
Pilot Chemical Co
Sorensen. Lane
Los Nietos
Globe Oil Tools Co
Odam
Charles W. Leblo
Vera
Conways
Heavy Mail Loss From Chicago Flood at Union Station
The Chicago Post Office reports about 3000 pieces of parcel post and baggage carloads of magazines books and newspapers ruined by record rainfall flooding at Union Station Twenty eight pouches of soaked first class mail are being dried out Legible addressed mail will be delivered but the post office cannot assure responsibility for non insured mail The mail was held for movement in lower levels of the station flooded up to 20 feet deep.
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Liicagug
Union Station
Chicago Post Office
Tien Station
Parachute training accident claims life at Bragg base
Bragg reported that Pfc. George P. Burnham of Granite Falls Washington, a member of the 82nd Airborne Division, was fatally injured during a parachute training jump on the post. He was the son of Mr and Mrs George P Burnham.
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FT. Bragg, N. Co. U—Ft ‘Bragg
Pfc
George P. Burnham
82Nd Airborne Division
George 2. Burnham
Granite Falls, Wash
New Painful Piles Treatment Promises Quick Shrinkage
An early 20th century notice touts a new non surgical cure for hemorrhoids. Bio-Dyne linked Preparation H claims rapid pain relief and reduction of swelling with hours and months of sustained improvement. Sold for 85 cents per tube with refund promise.
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Joyce Abel
Okanogan
Joyce
Wash
L.B. Bar
Paul, Scharrenberg
Borke
Amad- Nora Heaveday
Kind
The
Life Insurance Co. of America
Pele Life Insurance
Tsonay Emsurane
Little Rock
Ark
Travelers’ Health Assn
Wilming
United Insurance ‘Co
Ton
Del
American Hospital and Life Innsurance Co
San Antonio
Tex
American Life and Accidental Insurance Co
St. Louis
Automobile Owners Safety
Kansas
Petri Cleaners
LEO Shultz Furniture CO
American Avil Ph
New York, N. Y
Toyland
Penney's
Lil
Justic
Pine
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