Eight Hurt in Series of Crashes
Eight people were injured, none seriously, in multiple traffic crashes late Friday and early today. Fog contributed to several collisions on streets including South Street and Paramount Boulevard and Esther Street, with victims treated at Seaside and Community Hospitals.
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Harry B. Roby
Carfax St
Bellflower
Gilbert J. Wagner
Harcourt St
South St
Paramount Blvd
Community Hospital
Roby
Evelyn Mayo
Charles Greene Billick
Belmont Ave
American Ave
Seaside Hospital
Larry B. Taylor
St. Louis Ave
Yf. Brown
Pacific Coast Tiny
Richard R. Gustuson
Oist St
Eucalyptus Ave
Willow St
Brown
Seastle Hospital
Gustason
Atlantic Ave
Esther 81
Joan Marie Noel
F. Ocean Blvd
Verenteny DB
Amos
Esther St
Joy D. Postovio
Qecan Blvd
Doris L. Backler
Palo Verde Ave
Vone
Britons End Dock Walkout
Britain’s dockers voted to return to work with a 27 day stoppage ending in a compromise. London and other ports agreed to resume with overtime voluntary and no discipline for those who refuse. local talks to settle overtime remain.
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London
Britain
Time for Change Tot Learns Money Matters First Hand
A small girl visits Union Planters Bank in Memphis and asks a teller to change a dollar into nickels then dimes and quarters. She counts the coins carefully, explaining she is learning to count money with her half dollars and quarters.
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Tot
Memphis, Tern
Big Union Planters Bank
Mel
Queen Mother Elizabeth Tours New York Shops for Gifts
The Queen Mother and entourage visited multiple New York stores on a shopping spree. She bought gifts for family including a silk blouse and skirt for Princess Elizabeth, a jeweled sweater for Princess Margaret, and a steam shovel toy for Prince Charles, among many other items. The visit included meetings with spectators and a dinner at the Colony Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Morgan.
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Elizabeth
New York
Queen Elizabeth I
Princess Margaret
Queen Mother Elizabeth
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Charles
Princess Ann
Willy
Ogden Reid
Colony Club
Junis Morgan
Collins, Son Move to Quash Indictments in Orange case
Collins and his son Sam EF Collins plan to file to quash and dismiss charges in the Orange County liquor license case. Defense for others indicates delays as grand jury transcripts remain incomplete. multiple defendants face conspiracies to commit grand theft bribe charges, with hearings scheduled for mid November.
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Santa Ana
UFI
I. E. MacKenzie
Herman Pause
George Avas
Mickey Jones
Ojai
Collinses
Devine
Lehman
Pause
MacKenzie
Avas
Mrs. Jones
Slips in Jury Record Threaten Sheppard Trial
In Cleveland Judge Blythin weighs whether a clerk's error may force a mistrial in the Samuel H. Sheppard case. One juror with a criminal record slipped into questioning, delaying a verdict on the death of his wife Marilyn. Police study the mishap amid talk of an aborted or postponed trial.
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Cleveland
Edward Blythin Beigan
Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Pier 12
Marilyn
Susan Hayes
Lake Erie
Blythin
Saul Dannceau
James Ti. Manning
Danneenu
Manning
Frank Story
Story
Lst
Muiten
Central
Girl Returning From School Fete Killed by Car
A seven year old girl returning from a Halloween party in a costume was struck by a car traveling about fifty miles an hour. Brenda McCullagh died at Maywood Hospital shortly after the crash. The driver, Charles A. Thomas, 19, of Norwalk, was jailed on suspicion of manslaughter by Los Angeles County deputies.
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Los Angeles
Po- Nee
Brenda McCullah
Bell Gardens
Maywood Hospital
Charles A. Thomas
S. Ringwood Ave
Norwalk
East Las Wangeres
Eisenhower Pushes Telephone Vote Drive Across States
President Eisenhower urged nationwide turnout and launched a telephone vote campaign. He suggested each supporter call 10 voters who then call 10 more, aiming to energize voters in Delaware and beyond. Governors and Republican leaders joined in the late drive funded by the Republican National Committee.
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Hagerty
National Committee
Eisenhower
Wilmington
Del
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Delaware
Dye
Congress
Lster
Chicago Killer Dies in Dillinger Style Trap
Amedeo, likened to Dillinger, lured to a stone by a woman and shot moments after stepping from a theater. His body lay in a gutter as bystanders pressed forward to touch scraps of paper from the corpse.
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John Dillinger
Dillinger
Amedea
Didinger
Amedeo
Criminal Courts
Dolly del Genie
Clark and
Berwyn
Workahe
Pape
Calo Theater
Bach Mass Slated Nov 7 in Long Beach Church
Dr Robert Magin directs First Congregational Ch urch Tam Novo T with choir and orchestra in Bach tradition B Minor Mass. Soloists Jeanne Rookhouse and Don Thrat from Long Beach join Los Angeles singers Katherine Hilgenberg Richard Rob inson Marwyn Dart Dor Thrall. Intermission with refreshments.
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Tam
Novo T
First Congregational Church
Robert Magin
Bach
Neuport
Nuremburg
Germany
Robert Pritchard
First Congregational
Hannah
St. Luke's Choirs
Hollywoud Bow
Jeanne — Rookhouse
Don Thrat
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Katherine Hilgenberg
Richard Robinson
Marwyn Dart
Dor Thrall
Long Beach Hit by Chain Calls Amid Election Push
President Eisenhower's telephone chain campaign reaches Long Beach. Each caller to contact ten more aims to urge Republican votes next Tuesday. Gladys O'Tonnell, head of California Federation of Women's Clubs, received the call from Mrs. Carroll D. Kearns of Washington. O'Tonnell started a list with key federation presidents from Los Angeles and Southern California.
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Eisenhower
Long Beach
Gladys O'Tonnell
California Federation of Women's Clubs
Carroll_D. Kearns
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
National Federation
Bodies of 192 Italy Flood Victims Found
SALERNO Italy two government officials said 192 bodies have been recovered from last Tuesday's flood disaster. They listed 107 people as missing and believed dead. The figures were announced by undersecretaries Carlo Russo and Emilio Colomba after a three day tour of the Salerno Amalfi coast region. The floods destroyed 960 buildings and 3,700 dwelling units.
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Salerno
Italy
Restce
Carlo Russo
Emilio Colomba
Maria Scelba
Salerno-Amalfi
Fire In Car Sparks Rescue Of Friend From Flames
Two men in a station wagon crash as friction sparks ignite gasoline spilling fire. DeLage freed his friend Hank Moran from a tipped vehicle, saying Moran could not escape. Moran, hurt and numb from a hip injury, remained inside until rescued. Moran works at a drive in and DeLage at a steel company. Moran weighed 197 pounds and stood 5 feet 3 inches. DeLage 145 pounds and 5 feet 4 inches.
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DeLage
Hank
Moran
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