U N Told Russ Aided N Y Milk in Torture of POWs
The six day milk strike in the New York metropolitan area ended with tank trucks rolling to processing plants. First deliveries to stores expected by 10 a.m. The settlement raises retail milk price by a half cent per quart and increases worker benefits including a 3. 6 percent weekly wage rise and added vacation, life insurance, and fringe benefits.
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Russ
N. Y
New York
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Samuel J. Cohen
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Poly Cheer Leader Injury At Half Time Game
Carsiee Jones, 16, a Poly cheerleader of 3310 Rose Ave, suffered a broken right foot after slipping from the players bench during halftime at the Polytechnic Jordan game. She was taken to Seaside Hospital for treatment.
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Wiiy
Polytechnic -Jordan
Carsiee Jones
Rose Ave
Poly
Seaside Hospital
Scientist Cherwell Resigns as Atomic Program Chief
Lord Cherwell, an Oxford University scientist and trusted Churchill adviser, resigns today as head of the British atomic program. The six year old professor returns to academic duties amid the change.
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London
Lord Cherwell
Oxford University
Churchill
Profes
Explosions Ravage Anaconda Montana Downtown
A series of explosions hit Anaconda Montana early today from a body shop blast. One person, Sam James Love 33, was injured and taken to Seaside Hospital. The blasts damaged multiple buildings along Santa Fe Ave and caused fires that raged for hours, leveling a body shop and damaging nearby businesses including a Ford garage and the Firhegan Mortuary. Police reported two men missing after the incident.
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Fridday
Santa Fe Ave
Cowles St
Sam James Love
Hamul
Ond Parlisban
Anaconda
Monte A
Juarnse
Gerald Lee Kline
Monebica St
Manhall E. Hice
E. Sevento St
John A. City
Cen Fein J
E. Broadwayter
Motor Company
Ford
Firhegan Mortuary
Fein's Car Slams Wall at Twin Chefs Car Site
Police report states Fein's vehicle struck the wall at 1440 Santa Fe Ave in the Twin Chefs Car area injuring a small halo in the stucco. No citations were issued after the incident.
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Fein
Twin Chefs
Santa Fe Ave
Leaps for Record: Young Mother Skydives at 26500 Feet
Mrs. Clara Pichardo-Hyers of Los Angeles parachuted from a five place plane at 26500 feet near Bakersfield, claiming an unofficial U S women altitude record. She dropped 15009 feet before opening the chute, landing in a cotton field 13 minutes after takeoff. Her husband opposed the stunt but said she had prepared at sea.
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Los Angeles
Bakersfield
United States
Cheeseman
Associated Prass Phote
HPI
United State
Clara, Pichardo-Hyers
Dominican Republic
Here
Harry
Pichardo-Hyers
U. S
Tomas
Hayward
Stan Schmidt
Glendale
Set Aside Minority Opinion on Prop 3 Constitutionality
Alameda County court judges debated Prop 3, with a minority view set aside in a case challenging exemptions for private and nonprofit entities. The test case seeks a writ of mandate to prevent tax exemptions that could save about $80,000 in Alameda County taxes for the fiscal year. Deputy district attorney Richard Maine said the county will appeal to the Appellate Court.
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Superior Court
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Cecil Mesbacher
James R. Agee
Albert J. Lundberg
Sys
Richard Maine
U S Aids Japanese Rearming Plan Across Postwar Terms
United States plans to boost Japan’s ground forces to 350 000 and field up to 1000 jet interceptors with a 200 000 ton navy while withdrawing American forces within five years if Japan can defend itself. Negotiations on postwar debt reach 2 billion, plus up to 850 million in surplus U S commodities to ease food shortages. Both nations keep tight controls on trade with Red China during the Korean War pause.
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United States
Japan
Tokyo
China
Kidnap Death Pair Facing Speedy Trial in Greenlease Case
Kansas City report notes Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady indicted under the Lindbergh law for the kidnap murder of Bobby Greenlease. A federal grand jury returned the indictment after four days of deliberation and an arraignment was expected next week. The case ties to the $300,000 portion of the $600,000 ransom.
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Kansas City
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Heady
Bobby Greenlease
U.S
Edward L. Scheufler
Army to Notify 1100 Officers of Release From Active Duty
The Army will notify about 1100 officers within the next two weeks that they are being released from active duty due to manpower reductions.
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Washington
Army
Fake Medic Gets Jail Sentence
A man who posed as a physician moved through multiple states and clinics, performing major surgery unassisted, marrying a nurse, and earning various positions while evading license requirements. After fines and professional scrutiny, he faced a stern judge for the dangerous pattern of practicing medicine without proper credentials.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Rain
Ravenna
Ohio
Portage County Hospital
Stephansville
Texas
State Medical Board
San Antonio
Hall
Army
Fort Sam House
Olney, In
Alberta Gross
John H. Drufot
Missing Chadwick School Boys Thought Safe By Nightfall
The 13-year-old son of songwriter Heagy Carmichael and two classmates vanished after a football game in Rolling Hills and were later traced to the Los Angeles area. Authorities said the boys may have run away toward Tijuana for Halloween but are not believed to be in danger. The trio had discussed plans with classmates, and the school reports they are expected to return very soon. Police and highway patrol were alerting border authorities as the search continued. The missing youths are Randy Cara School, Michael Carmichael, and Robert Ahr, with Randy’s brother Hoagy Jr. playing in the game.
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Heagy Carmichael
Chadwick
Los Angeles
Here!land
Stanley
Foy
Atascadero
Tijuana
Long
California
Randy
Sheriff's Office
New suspect questioned as 3000 join hunt for missing sitter Evelyne Hartley
In Lacrosse Wisconsin a 24 year old Black man was seized in St Paul Minnesota as police question him in connection with the disappearance of 15 year old Evelyn Hartley who was babysitting at a Madison Wisconsin home. A mass search of 30 miles along the Mississippi gathered nearly 3000 people including 1000 Boy Scouts. Evelyn’s father Richard Hartley a biology professor was cleared by a lie test. The suspect drove a tan car with Illinois plates and a stolen Chicago auto contained a lead pipe with hairs. FBI said it would decide on entering the case.
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Wis
Evelyn Hartley
Evelyn
Richard Hartley
J Negro
St. Paul
Minn
Madison
Mississippi River
Dressbach Dam
le Crosse
Genoa
John Bosshard
Child Almost Dented by Hat Ends Up With Toilet Seat
Twenty month old Frank Treat tried on a new hat in Little Rock Arkansas. Firemen rushed to the Treat home and sawed a portable toilet seat from the boy head.
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Little Rock
Ark
Frank Treat
Treat
Hair loss expert to discuss home treatments in San Diego
Trichologist J. D. Welch arrives in Long Beach to offer free, private scalp exams at the Wilton Hotel tomorrow from noon to 9 p.m. He will explain home therapy kits, emphasize noninvasive methods, and guarantee refunds if not satisfied within 30 days. Women and men welcome, no appointment needed.
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San Diego
Calif
Long Beach
Wilton Hotel
Welch
Wong
Thame
Wilton
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