Hollywood Triple Main Event Involving Haymes Wayne and Sinatra
Hollywood witnessed a three ring day as Dick Haymes Rita Hayworth and Frank Sinatra Ava Gardner and John Wayne faced legal battles. Haymes fights deportation after honeymoon return while Wayne testifies in a Mexican wife divorce case and Sinatra negotiates a marital rift. California traffic patrols seek budget boost for safer highways.
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Hollywood
U. S
Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Haymes
Immigration Service
Argentina
Superior Court
John Wayne
Frank Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Frank
Ava
Europe
Eisenhower Says Soviets Must Show Honest Peace Intent
President Eisenhower stated he would not meet Premier Malenkov unless Moscow proves a sincere desire for peace. He cited possible ways Russia could demonstrate honesty and reaffirmed willingness to act for peace despite impediments. He announced U.S. aid to Israel would resume after Israel halts a hydroelectric project, and noted no plan to cut U.S. armed forces, while signaling focus on electing a Republican Congress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Malenkov
Russia
United States
Israel
Jordan
United Nations Security Council
Teen gunfight at Venice bar leaves teen dead
In Los Angeles a 16 year old, Darrell Dotea, was killed during a bar hold up at a Venice Boulevard establishment. Owner Hiram McGuire was wounded, another gunman Azella Hayes injured as patrons fought back. Two youths were booked on murder suspicions as police detained Hayes outside with McGuire in hospital.
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Los Angeles
Venice Blvd
Polite
Jack Kinscald
Kinnaid
Hiram McGuire
Darrell Dotea
Azella Hayes
Doteh
McGuire
Hayes
Algie Satterwhite
Herschel Duerson
Cariier
General Hospital
Kinexid
Rent and Clothing Push U.S. Living Costs Higher
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index rose to 115.2 in mid September, a two tenths increase from August, marking the seventh straight monthly rise. President Eisenhower is pressed about the high cost of living at a news conference, replying with a sharp prompt to the question.
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Washington
Labor Department
Burea of Labor Statistics
Eisenhower
White House
Sinatra silent as meeting with Gardner rumored in Las Vegas
Sinatra declined to comment on a scheduled Chicago meeting with his wife Ava Gardner and lawyers after a Las Vegas singing engagement. A MGM spokesman confirmed Gardner has spoken with her attorney Neil McCarey, fueling rumors of a possible divorce following their November 7 1951 marriage.
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Haymes
Las Vegas
United States
Hawaii
Justice Department
Argentina
U. S
Rita
Washington
Sinatra
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Ava
Neil McCarey
Fire damages Inglewood High School music building
A blaze at Inglewood High School damaged the music building, estimated at $20,000. Five fire companies battled the fire and prevented spread to other structures. Several instruments were destroyed, including about a dozen pianos.
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Agleword
Inglewood High School
Jury Hears Fellow Prisoners Slay Greenlease 4 in Neutral Camps
In Kansas City a federal grand jury heard John Hager recount his tip that aided the Greenlease case solution. Hick first testified about dealings with confessed kinappers in St Louis while others, including Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady, were tied to the ransom plot. A top police inquiry led to resignations as jurors hear about police officers and a landlady connected to the case.
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Louis Shoulders
St. Louis
Carl Austin Hall
Bobby Greenease
June George
Kansas City
Kansas
John Hager
Hager
Barney, Patton
St. Joseph
Kimapers
Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Shoulders
Newspaper section index line up with page references
The notice lists where to find sections in the issue including Beach Combing on Page 11 Billy Rose on Page A-15 Boyle and Bridge on Page A-15 Classifieds on Pages 8 through 14 and 19 Comics on Page B-13 Crossword on Page 8-3 Editorial on Page A-14 Financial on Page B-12 Obituaries on Page 8-2 Radio and TV on Page B-8 Shipping Table on Page B-14 Sports on Pages A-17 and A-18 Theaters on Page B-10 Titles Temperatures on Page 8-14 Women on Pages 8-4 to 7 Your World on Page A-2.
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Billy Rose
Boyle
Cormics
Wife Accused Of Feeding Hubby Poison
MERIDEN Conn l? Police reveal Louise Staszewski 48 admitted sprinkling arsenic in her husband Anthony 53 over several months to kill him. Doctors at Yale diagnosed poisoning traced to arsenic with toxicology confirming the poisoning. Motive not disclosed by Detective Doyle who said details aren’t released yet.
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Staszewski
Abraham Stolman
Louise
Doyle
Louise Staszewski
Meriden
Conn
Eileen Hall
Canasta Cut Wife Struck While Iron Cold
Vivian D. Williams, 27, allegedly struck her husband, William E. Williams, 27, with an electric iron during a dispute over a canasta game. He was treated at the Navy dispensary for a cut above the left eye at their Cerros Avenue apartment. Mrs. Williams was jailed for investigation of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Vivian D. Williams
Navy
Wiliam E. Williams
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Terminal Island
Williams
Cerritos Ave
Help Requested as Balloon Runs Away From Holloman Base
Holloman Air Development Center issued an appeal to locate a runaway 116 foot diameter high altitude balloon. Launched for upper atmosphere research, it was seen blowing east from Carlsbad at about 3 pm Tuesday at 80,000 feet with sightings from Hobbs. The balloon carries a $25 reward for recovery of its ashilehite, and has an automatic device to deflate at 75,000 feet.
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Wayne
Gail Russell
Esperanza (Chata) Baur
Nicky
Nicky Hilton
Sacramento
B. R
Caldwell
California
State Finance Department
Alamogordo
Hollman Air Development Center
Dimeter
Holloman
New Mexico
Carlsbad
N. M
Hobbs
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