Big Surprise to Father as Lost Boy Reunited Amid Jail
Anthony A. Navarro of Compton claims his 3 year old son Jimmy was found wandering in Willowbrook after his mother Barbara Ann Navarro, 23, was jailed on suspicion of child neglect for failing to post bail. The mother, arrested after arrangements to arraign in Compton Municipal Court, left the boy with a woman friend before prom ising to pick him up. Navarro, recently released from Lincoln Heights on a drunken charge, says he will visit Juvenile Hall to claim Jimmy. The family also includes 2 year old Richard who is with maternal grandparents in Atlanta.
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Yenile
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Anthony A. Navarro
132Nd St
Compton
Jimmy
Willowbrook
Barbara Ann Navarro
Firestone
Navarro
Lincoln Heights
Lafayette
Navarros
Richard
Atlanta Ga
Navarre
Ike Surprises N Y C Tours in Motorcade
President Eisenhower addressed about 300 GOP campaign workers at the Roosevelt Hotel then toured New York City housing hospital and highway projects in a surprise motorcade with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Sen. Irving M. Ives. He endorsed Ives in a direct show of support as the fall elections near. Crowds grew as the ride continued despite limited prior notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenhower
New York City
Thomas E. Dewey
Irving M. Ives
Iven
Averell Harriman
Alfeed E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Mixenhower
Train Passes Over Girl in Tennessee. Survives
OLIVER SPRINGS Tenn a Louisville and Nashville locomotive and two cars passed over a 13 year old high school freshman Patricia Duncan on her way from a school building to the lunch team slipped and fell on the tracks Wednesday. The engineer was unable to stop the short train and it passed over her as she rolled between the sails She was treated at Oak Ridge Hospital for minor abrasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Springs, Lenn
Loisville & Nashville
Schoo
Reshman
Patricia Duncan
Oak Ridge Hospital
Beekeeper Fatally Stung by Bees in Costa Mesa
Costa Mesa resident James Joseph Fagen died after a swarm of bees stung him at his home on Tustin Avenue. He suffered 90 to 100 stings and died at 4:20 p.m. The coroner and Parkes-Ridley Mortuary reported the incident and funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Mesa
Orange County
James Joseph Fagen
Tustin Ave
Fagan
Pauline
Parkes- Ridley Mortuary
El Paso Radio Plays Same Record 57 Times Spike Jones Stunt
El Paso station KELP aired Spike Jones new recording Japanese Skookian from 2:30 pm to 5:50 pm on Wednesday drawing police and telephone company attention. Bill Stewart, program director for four McClendon stations, confirms hearing all 57 plays. Jones plans a local apology ad. acetate recordings were prepared for two weeks of delay.
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EL Paso
Tex
KELP
Spike Jones
Bill Stewart
McClendon
Stewart
Dallas
KLID
P Stewart
Grocery chains cut retail coffee price in New York
Oil major grocery chains including A P Grand Union Bohack and Safeway cut the retail price of coffee from four to six cents a pound after wholesale prices were reduced by five cents a pound.
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WEW York
Grand Union _Co
H. C. Bohack Co., Inc
Safeway Stores, Inc
Internal page navigation note from newspaper index
A brief index lists where to find sections such as Beach Combinj Page C-1 Boyle Page A-23 and sports pages A-24 to 27 along with other features like Comics Editorial and Obituaries across multiple pages and columns through to Tides and Temperatures. It also mentions Wilson and Women pages with specific ranges and page numbers to guide readers to content throughout the publication.
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Beach Combinj
Boyle
Wilson
Allies Draft Pact to End Occupation
Paris dispatch reports nine European nations including West Germany near full sovereignty and joining a Western European Union for common defense. The Brussels Treaty is amended to add West Germany and Italy, with the U S and Canada guarantors. Talks also address arms restrictions and an international agency to supervise munitions, with a report deadline set for the Brussels council.
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Paris
West Germany
United States
Canada
Brussels
Italy
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Palais de Chaillot
Iag
Pierre Mendes
Brussels Council
Konrad Adenauer
Plane Crash Report Stirs Fruitless Hunt
State police said today they received reports of a transport plane flying dangerously low over a farm in the Sennecksville area five miles west of here. A search of the area failed to uncover any signs of a plane. The report came from a farmer who telephoned a local radio station, but investigation showed the farmer reported a plane flying dangerously low over his farm.
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Sennecksville
Here
Nab Escrow Firm Chief on Thefts
Kathleen Hindman Smith, 38, president of Broadway Escrow Co. in Long Beach, was arraigned on five counts of grand theft after auditors reported possible losses nearing 100000. Bail set at 35000, with preliminary hearing scheduled for October 28.
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Long Beach
District Attorney's Office
Peter
Paul
Kathleen Hindman Smith
Broadway Escrow Co
E. Broadway
Passengers Escape After Fuel Tank Blast On DC-6 At Midway
An explosion and fire damaged a grounded United DC-6 at Midway Airport injuring four ground crew and a fireman. Nine passengers and four crew members escaped. Fire officials blamed a ruptured refueling hose sparking fumes from a baggage conveyor motor. Damage estimated at 200000 dollars.
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Chicago
Harry Ballinger
Holy Cross Hospital
Carl Wingate
Seattle
Cleveland
New York
San Salvador Quake Knocks Out Electricity
A strong earthquake was felt across El Salvador at 1 a.m. today. Electric service in San Salvador was knocked out for three hours, with no other damage reported.
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Salvador
el Salvedor
Central American
Republic
San Salvador
Seal Beach Approves City Gambling Ban
Seal Beach voters approved a new city ordinance banning all forms of professional gambling by 605 to 16. About 40 percent of registrants voted, with 650 invalids potentially boosting turnout above 50 percent. Penalties include up to 300 fine and three months in jail for violations. The measure exempts private friendly games and church or veterans groups for limited hours. Mayor Claris called it a vote of confidence and said the council is now relieved of the issue.
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Seal Beach
Fred W.tickman
Air Club
Pacific Coast
William
Robertson
Airport Club
Thane
George H. Claris
Apriil
GI Dies After Fight With South Korean
Pfc. William H. Mahaffey of Inman, South Carolina, died Sunday night from a brain concussion after a fight with a Korean soldier. An autopsy confirmed the cause. An MP said Mahaffey grabbed a bottle, was struck by the Korean, who fled and was later arrested by national police during the investigation.
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Susan
Koupr
Army
Pfc
William H. Mac’ Haffey
Inman
South Carolina
Mahaffey
Weather Update Fog Over Night and Early Morning
Late night and early morning fog blankets parts of the area reducing visibility. Drivers advised to use headlights and exercise caution as mist lingers into dawn with light southerly breeze.
Caribbean Sea Disturbance Observed Near Jamaica
A hurricane hunter plane from Jacksonville at 8 am investigated a weather disturbance in the central Caribbean Sea 60 miles south of Miami. Commercial flights report heavy rain and violent storms. The Miami Weather Bureau maps the bad weather from Swan Island to Jamaica.
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Shamil
Fla
Jacksonville
Caribbean Sea
Miami
Ates
Miami Weather Bureau
Swan Island
Jamaica
Crutches Back Woman Hit by Auto Breaks Left Ankle
Mrs. Jean Stebbins aged 52 of 6618 W 6th St walked without crutches for the first time since breaking her left ankle months ago. She was struck on Gaffey and 6th by Wilma Ginn of 7378 Santa Cruz St and taken to San Pedro Receiving Hospital with cuts bruises and a fractured left ankle.
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San Pedry
Jean Stebbins
6Th St
Gaffey St
Wilma Ginn
Santa Cruz St
Au San Petro Receiving Hospital
Ninth Juror Chosen for Sheppard Trial
The ninth juror was selected as the Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard murder trial moved quicker. Two housewives joined the panel, Mrs. Margaret E. Adams and Mrs. Beatrice Orenstein, bringing the tally to five women and four men. The case centers on allegations of first degree murder in Marilyn Sheppard’s death last July 4 at the lake front home. Defense attorneys pressed jurors on sexual context, probing potential prejudice toward illicit romance. Susan Hayes, a 24 year old Downey hospital technician, emerged as a potential key witness amid disclosures of an intimate past with Sheppard in California last March.
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Cleveland UP
Margaret E. Adams
Harler
Beatrice Orenstein
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
William J. Corrigan
Fred W. Garmone
Susan Hayes
Downey
Calif
Sheppard
California
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Jacobson
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Fred Smith
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