Mackerel Clash Halts Fishermen as Canners Cut Prices
Real said the first good mackerel run of the season has idled boats with more than 2000 tons tied up while 20 or more outfits wait to unload. Canners cut contracts by 15 to 4 dollars per ton, prompting stoppages and projected losses as crews face days without work.
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Reni
Manila visit highlights Asia meet and Dulles remarks
Secretary of State arrives in Manila for Asia conference with Ambassadors and U S officials. Dulles praises cooperation as Philippine president Magsaysay and defense figures welcomed. Officials discuss security and future ties amid public interest and ceremonial gatherings.
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Manila
Asia
Filipino Logging Train Piles Up 82 Killed in Philippines Disaster
A massive log freight wreck on a mountain bridge near Fabrica in the southern Philippines killed at least 82 and injured many, with engineers racing to save cars and passengers as cranes remove debris. Investigators cited failures and cascading crashes, while a separate Los Angeles inquiry probed fraudulent FHA loan practices and bank discounts fueling a nationwide swindle.
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Larvell Koontz
Canter
State Contractors License Board
Senate
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Los Angeles
John Penderfast
Manila
UPI
Philippine
My Negras Island
Philippines
Prete Bether
Pablo Villarete
Steat
Fabrica
Villarete
Film Greats Pay Tribute at Kine Ward Funeral
Film greats gathered Thursday for the funeral of Barney Dein. Attendees included Bob Hope Bing Crosby and George Burns. The service featured musical tributes by well known stars. Dein, a native of Russia, wrote for Hope Crosby road movies at Paramount. His body will be sent to New York City for interment.
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Ang
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Bing Crosiy
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Hope
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Penny Iwiye
Bons Martii
George Rath
Barethy Ta@mour
Frank Sinatra
Wiliam Toolson- Bea
Tussia
Paramount Studios Sinte
Crosby
New York City
Recordings At Fleming Court Martial Reveal Propaganda Appeals
Court in Fort Sheridan hears taped North Korean captures including recorded appeals broadcast by Reds. Prosecution seeks more broadcasts admitted. witnesses describe starvation and brutal conditions in camps. Judge to rule on defense objections as proceedings continue.
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Racine
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United Nations
De Castries Not Among Freed Prisoners
An official French source said the release of Brigadier General Christian de Castries was delayed again in the Vietri prisoner exchange amid reports that 208 officers were freed by the Communists on Wednesday and Thursday. De Castries was not among those released. The motive for the delay and the fate of other officers remained unclear from Hanoi briefings.
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Tricethinar
Brg
Sen Christian de Castries
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Dien Bien Bau
Vietri
Taureitay
Hanoi
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Een
Anc
Din Gonerii
Ervach Alfiors
Neadamerters
Tagen Guan
Novihtast
Vielei
Tiver Junkainel
de Castries
Dien Leen Phy
Chief Justice Warren Attends Legion Convention
Chief Justice Warren attends an American Legion convention with the California delegation. He greeted the audience and extended respects to the Legion. He explained illness in his family kept him from attending as a delegate, staying in California.
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Chief Justice Warren
Legion Meet
Mma
Bines Bhief
Ran Warren
Californie
Douglas Bares Data on Mush-Hush Airliner
Douglas Bares reports from Stockholm and Santa Monica on dasy details of an upcoming jet airliner and a turbo-prop version. Raymond outlines costs and production timing, noting four to five million dollars per unit and a multi-year lead time. He mentions turbo-prop and rotor-wing concepts and references Boeing 707-1 as the only U.S. jet airliner in initial development.
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Mk — Carelas Aircraft Co
Taday Cssen
Lima
Santal Monica
Calif
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Raymond, Douglas Y Engineering
Wie
Asronautical Society
Raymond Sat Louelas
Raymond
Techwnigal Veasena
Maymené
DCB
Edficioney
Tim Saft Reymond
Doopgiar
United States
Air Torce 195
Charge woman killed her daughter in law in Ohio
In West Elon Ohio 50 year old Dora Ther Thursey was charged with first degree murder in the death of her daughter in law Edith 27. Edith died in April and her body was found in Thursey's home. Sheriff Eugene Filton said the cause of death is not yet determined and authorities did not say why they believe Thursey is responsible. Thursey claimed she reported the death saying it was necessary.
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Ohio
Dora Ther Thurstey
Kdith
Auchore
Ter Boty
Liter
Dilly
Eugene Filton
Man Fined After Mixing Bedchamber and YMCA
Patrick Campbell, 22, of Torquay England, was fined for drunkenness and disorderly behavior after claiming he mistook a bedroom for the YMCA. He admitted the error in court saying he thought it was the YMCA and entered Mrs Hannah Cal’s residence.
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Englang
Patrick Campbell
Hannah Cal
YMCA
Campbell
Link With Higher-Ups in Liquor Quiz Denied
SAN DIEGO authorities denied grand jury testimony reports Thursday about a jailhouse statement by Charlea Berry former district liquor administrator. The reports implicated a board of equalization steering officer Joseph Akers Srant in a liquor license trebery scheme linked to Berry. Berry’s prison sentence followed for soliciting bribes to issue licenses with values around 5000 and 525 costs per license. Akers testified but could not recall details or provide material testimony about Berry.
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Charlea K. Berry
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Joseph Akers
Srant Board of Equalization
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Fidlala
Snowstone K Raymenton
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California
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Menae
China
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Plane clips light pole at Willow Run in Detroit landing
DETROIT UPI reports a passenger plane, en route from Jackson to Willow Run, clipped a light pole but landed safely at Willow Run. Captain Robert J. Hayman said a wheel struck the pole as the craft touched down, sparking tests of the gear midflight. Passengers were transferred to another plane.
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UPI
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Todes
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Batchelor's Court Hears Secret Data
In San Antonio a court martial probe into Cpl. Claupe Batchelor continues with a Negro Army captain testifying behind closed doors about seizure of documents in Tokyo after repatriation. Former Cpl. Edward Dickenson, who accepted repatriation, is slated to testify for the prosecution. Crackers Neck, Virginia, serves a 10 year sentence for related charges.
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Tex
Tsuimbay Wis Talseq
Cpl
Claupe
Batchelor
Fomer
Edward
Dickenson
Jie Batchelor
York
Crackers Neck
Veteran actor Gene Pailette dies after long illness
Gene Pailette a veteran of movies died today in Los Angeles after a long illness. Born in Winfield he studied at Culver Military Academy and acted in several stock companies before 1916 rising to leading roles with Norma Talmadge. Later he specialized in character parts in films including My Man Goes to Washington The Hunted Men and Girl and The Supreme Musketeers. He is survived by his wife.
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LOS Anchles P
Eugene Pailettc
Winfield
Iar
Culver Military Academy
Norma Talmadge
Min
Washinton
Suepensa
Greece and Burssia sign one year trade pact
Athens reports a one year charter trade agreement between AI-Greece and Burssia. Each side agrees to buy five nylon dollars worth of goods from the other.
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Athens
Crzeee
Greece
Burssia
Siuvith
Guthrie II Dies in Cuoteau Mont at 3
A. B. Guthrie II, noted writer and Pulitzer winner, died here on Thursday. He was 3 years old.
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Cuoteau
Mont
Fia
B. Guthrie
Javier
Pulitzer
A. B. Guthrie II
Wight
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