Oilmen Reject Knight Plea to Close Refineries
Union refinery leader Knight urged a voluntary shutdown of 25 area refineries to curb smog, asking 54,900 oil workers be paid during closures. Major companies including Standard Oil of California and Shell rejected the plan as impractical, while others urged industry cooperation and deputy enforcement. Authorities consider a strong smog enforcement czar and support a grand jury probe into the air pollution problem.
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Ing Knight
Graves
Union
Iead
General Petroleum
Knight
Riehfield
Standard Oil of
California
Shell
Ies
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Arthur J. Wilt
Harold W. Kennedy
Larson
Taylor
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rcalif
Commerce and Health-Welfare Departments
National Air Pollution Control Assn
Secretary of Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Hopes of Punky the dog fade for homeless boy in Ohio
Walter Smith Jr., 13, waited for his only friend, a loppy-eared dog named Punky. A Cleveland family claimed a dog matching Punky, named Duke by them, ending the boy’s search. Police and authorities continued to sort the mix of claims amid a community offering aid.
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Findlay
Ohio
Punky
Walter Smith Jr
Cleveland
Duke
Ezil Czubak
Walter
Galesburg
Associated Press
Czmbak
Robert Longville
Paul D. Beach
Carson Davis
Longvilles
Imad
Mansfield
Joseph Henry Schwartz
Dld
Schwartz
Illinois
Walter M. Smith
Jean Shearon
Jury Challenges Loom in Dr Sheppard Trial
Cleveland jurors face peremptory challenges as defense and prosecution prepare to strike up to six members each from the 12 chosen panel in the murder trial of Dr Samuel H Sheppard. Judge Blythin recessed the case with one remaining juror, Louella Williams, a 50 year old Black divorcee.
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Dr. Sheppard
Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Jary
Durin
Mahon
William Corrigan
Sheppard
Edward Blythin
Frei Garmone
Corrigan
Veniremen
Blythin
Louella Williams
Pact Signed End of Allied Occupation of West Germany
Western allies moved to end the Allied occupation by granting West Germany near full sovereignty. Germany agreed to rearm under strict controls while renouncing war as policy. Saar issue looms as Mendes-France negotiates terms linking mines and ownership to a European Union framework.
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West Germany
United States
Britain
London
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Italy
EDC
National Assembly
East
Germany
Aled
Alfred M. Gruenther
Adenauer
NATO
Palais de Chaillot
Mandes
Saar
Mendes-France
Bissis
Mendes-Prance
District of Columbia
Pean Union
Union
Council of Ministers
Foreign Ministry
Bohs
Erich Olenhauer
Paris
Merdes-France
Pennsylvania Society Dinner Meeting at Colonial Hall
The Pennsylvania State Society will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday for a potluck dinner in Colonial Hall at 10th Street and Locust Avenue.
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Pennsylvania Society
Pennsylvania State Society
Colonial Hall
10Th St
Loust Ave
Nixon and Stevenson clash over communist plot claim
Nixon cites a secret memorandum he says proves Communists seek to steer the Democratic Party. Stevenson accuses Nixon of McCarthyism and running a fear campaign as both parties campaign across Montana Wisconsin and Idaho.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Communist Party
Democratic Party
Adlai Stevenson
Butte
Mont
California
Stevenson
Milwaukee
Eisenhower
Democratic
Stephen A. Mitchell
GOP
Leonard Hall
Averell Harriman
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Harriman
Poland
John P. McGrath
Rhode Island
Dean J. Lewis
William E. Powers
Dennis Roberts
Powers
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
White House
Douglas McKay
St. Louis
McKay
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Senate
Albuquerque
William F. Knowland
San Francisco
Boise
Ida
Sen. Welker
Idaho
Glen Taylor
Internal Security Subcommittee
FBI
Teylor
Progressive Party
Death Takes McManus 70 Jiggs Creator
George McManus a leading American cartoonist and creator of Maggie and Jiggs in Bringing Up Father died in Santa Monica at 70 after a heart attack. Born 1884 in St Louis he rose from floor sweeper to famed humorist with international fame, living in Beverly Hills with his widow Florence.
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Santa Monica
George McManus
Maggie
Jiggs
Father
St. John's Hospital
McManus
Florence
Beverly Hills
New York
St. Louis
Louis Republic
Their Republic
George
Rosie
New York American
11Th Ml
Will Rogers Daughter Pleads Innocent To Drunk Driving
Mary Rogers Brooks, 32, daughter of Will Rogers, spent an hour in jail before pleading innocent to drunk driving after her attorney entered the plea for her in Santa Monica court. Judge Taft learned she was not present when the plea was entered and set bond at 500 dollars with the case continued to November 3 for a jury trial.
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Santa Monica
Mary Rogers Brooks
Will Rogers
Thur- Now F. Tait
W. R. Baranger
Baranger
Taft
Baranzer
Testimony recounts party ties and oath challenge
The testimony shows Taylor denying recognition of any Communists in the Progressive Party and challenging Welker to swear testimony under oath before final acceptance of the nomination.
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Taylor
Progressive Party
Welker
Dope Evil Elaborated by Rep Wosmer
Rep Craig Wosmer detailed his narcotics stance citing national acclaim for study. He backs closing the Mexican border to unaccompanied minors to curb juvenile addiction and cites 500 marijuana convictions in 11 border states and over 200000 known drug addicts costing taxpayers over a billion dollars annually.
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Craig Wosmer Friday
Borster
Hosmer
Canada
Car obsession led to forgery scheme confession
Erline J. Knowles, 18, a waitress, confessed to involvement in a $2200 forgery ring linked to a 1951 black and yellow Chevrolet convertible she loved. She pleaded guilty to one count of forgery and awaits sentencing in Superior Court after admitting aiding her friend in passing stolen payroll checks. Other participants Lester Pyron, Lacy Haws, and Edith May Shotwell have pleaded guilty. Knowles previously spent 21 days in a St. Louis jail awaiting extradition.
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Erline J. Knowles
Municipal
Lyman B. Sutter
Sim
Sutter
Superior Court
Lester Pyron
South Gate
Lacy Haws
Huntington Park
Edith May Shotwell
Compton
Miss Knowles
St.Louis
British Destroyers Collide In Biscay No Casualties Reported
Nighttime navy exercise in the Bay of Biscay involved the destroyers Battleaxe and Scorpion. Both ships of 1,980 tons sustained only slight damage and no casualties, with repairs underway and crews continuing operations. A separate U S man salesman Ballay Ballay from Birmingham, Alabama, died hours after a highway crash near Cochran, his car veering off U S 23. He suffered multiple injuries and was not found until the following day.
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London
Biscay
Admiralty
Macon
Battleaxe Susard
Portsmouth
Scorpion
Ballay
U. S. Eny
Cochran
Thursdday
Britons in China Delegation Leaves Peiping for Chungxing
A British delegation including MPs trade unionists scientists teachers and artists departed Peiping for Chungxing as reported by Radio Peiping.
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China
Tokyo
WPI
Peiping
Chungxing
Radio Peiping
Press-Telegram Notice Summary
Fragmentary OCR text from a Press Telegram style notice lists addresses in California and mentions the Audit Bureau of Sraainoe with references to delivery and an act effect dated March 4s 187%. The readable items include street names, offices, and unknown names, implying a public or administrative notice with incomplete details.
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Press-Telegram
Suetay
Xu Street
Pipe Avenue
Long Jenen
California
Audit Bureau of Sraainoe
Iar
Ted Ah
Piaey Waller” Mares Ther
Beel
Lone Benzrarin
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DIAL
NS Tomei
Robert C. Carney
Naval Operations
Dick Lane
Channel 5
Toustone
LOWE
Inglewood
Anaheim
Maywood
Dafe
Montebello
Los
Oak Ridge, Tenn
CIO Atomic Workers
Paducah
National Labor Relations Board
Vital
Carbide and Carton Chemicals Co
Lor
Atomic Energy Commission
F. Hitchcock
CIO Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers Union
NLRB
AFL Atomic Trades & Labor Council
Oak Ridge
Maggie and
Ven
Fahrney
Demochat For Assembly 70Th Dist
Death
Cally
Baty
Friend
Mon
Tues
Calif. Heights
Ean
Frideye
Creenes Oo Solele
Fader
Irsurines Corporation
United
ST. Setweim
E. Ocean Ave
Phowe
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