NO RELIEF IN SIGHT Long Beach Swelters in Fifth Day of Heat
Long Beach endures a fifth day of heat as the U S Weather Bureau warns no relief is in sight for Sunday. The day’s high reached 94 with 82 at 11 30 a m and smog lingered over the Los Angeles basin amid widespread high temperatures across Southern California. Local readings included 96 in Los Angeles 97 in Burbank and 105 in Palm Springs.
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Six Tots Die Alone in Home Fire
Milwaukee tragedy claims six children ages 1 month to 12 years in a single story frame home once a barn. Parents and a seventh child survived. Firemen found four bodies in the living room and two in a bed room after flames spread through the four room dwelling. Fire marshal suspects explosion or slow smoldering fire in a rear storeroom may have released lethal fumes.
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Mighty 60,000-ton Ranger launches by Navy
The Navy’s mighty carrier Ranger, a 60,000-ton sea fortress, was launched at Hampton Roads Newport News VA. Built to carry the most modern naval aircraft now on the drawing boards, the ship represents a leap in carrier design and power.
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Brennan Named to Minton Seat on Supreme Court
President Eisenhower selected William Joseph Brennan Jr. of Rumson New Jersey to be an associate justice of the U S Supreme Court He is currently an associate justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court Brennan 50 a Democrat will replace Justice Sherman Minton who retires due to ill health The announcement came from White House Press Secretary James C Hagerty and follows recent high court appointments including Warren and Harlan The selection aims for a recess appointment with Senate confirmation in January Brennan Catholic and highly recommended by legal authorities including New Jersey Chief Justice Arthur Vanderbilt
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Not One Child Stricken Proves Three Salk Shots Avert Polio
The Public Health Service reports no child who received three Salk polio shots contracted paralytic polio this year. Dr. Price notes two shot cases remain low and suggests the vaccination program is providing strong protection. A drop in new cases 1956 hints peak may be past with 11,503 cases vs 21,751 in 1955.
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Crossbow Shooting Confessed by 18-Year-Old in Providence
An 18-year-old San Diego youth confessed to a crossbow shooting at a Los Angeles liquor store clerk in September. He bought the crossbow and arrows, sneaked in the back door, and fired at clerk William Allen, who was near death for days but is recovering. The suspect, in Providence hotel custody after traveling from Boston, planned a robbery and cited a note threatening the cashier. Police say the suspect fled, leaving the weapon. the Los Angeles sheriff seeks extradition on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to murder.
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Red Poland arrests spies for British espionage center
Vienna reports Poland has announced the arrest on spy charges of an undisclosed number of Poles said to be working for a British espionage center. The announcement cites police actions and international tensions surrounding espionage activities.
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Oil Strike Floods Cellar After Fuel Truck Error
Fuel truck driver pumped 200 gallons of oil into the basement of Mrs. Stefan Chorny on Friday after she had switched from gas to oil heating and had no oil tank. The incident prompted emergency response as residents reported the spill and property damage.
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Girl, 13, Pulls Trigger In Fatal Rifle Dare
A 13 year old girl pulled the trigger on a rifle aimed at 18 year old Rudy Martines killing him in his mother's apartment in Seaside. The teen, Karoline Eisenhour, was arrested and booked for investigation of assault with intent to commit murder and parole violation. The incident followed a wine fueled dare and the girl sobbed while recounting the events to police.
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Adlai Calls School Crisis Handling Under Fire
A girl named Martinez, reportedly aged, fired a shot at a man identified as Marlinee, striking him in the head. Police found her semi-intoxicated and hysterical at the Juvenile Bureau, while the victim died later at a hospital. The mother, Mrs. Florence Martinez, had left wine for the girl and her son, and may face juvenile charges for contributing to delinquency.
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Multiple Bus Crashes Report From Various Cities
The report compiles several bus incidents: Formosa bus crash near Toluca leaves 5 dead and 22 injured after veering to avoid a collision. another bus in MENICO CITY hits a tree after brakes fail, killing 2 and injuring 18. a chartered bus in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania overturns near Ephrata, injuring 18 women and 1 man. In campaign notes, Democratic nominee buttons through the Midwest with stops around Minneapolis and St Paul. Stevenson criticizes school policy in Milwaukee broadcast. Panama’s Anastasio Somoza dies from assassin's bullets after an operation, leaving Luis as acting president. Somoza’s death follows a Sept 21 shooting and he dies at US Panama Canal Zone hospital.
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Fainting Father Hurt in Birth Night at St Joseph
In St Joseph at Charles Wuenzi’s delivery room a wife gave birth to a girl, their fifth child, Friday. Mrs. Kuengi and the baby are fine. Wuenzi fainted and suffered a broken jaw, nose injuries, and concussion, but is reported in fair condition.
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Classified and Pages Overview Across B-2 to B-10
The notice index lists Classified pages B-2 to B-9, Comics on AS, Crossword B-10, Death Notices B-2, Financial B-2, Schools A-1, Shipping B-2, Sports A-D, Theaters A-9, Tides and Temperatures B-2, and Radivo Pake Bl.
Back Up Clock Tonight for 15 Million Americans
Residents in California Nevada Indiana and Delaware must set clocks back one hour before bed. The change-over occurs at 2 am Sunday. About 10 million people mostly in the northeast will remain on Daylight Saving Time until October 28. The rest of the nation stays on Standard Time through the swimmer.
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