Jeanne Crain Denies Intimacy Claim in Divorce Case
Hollywood actress Jeanne Crain denied being intimate with a man named by her husband Paul Brinkman in their divorce dispute. A 66 page deposition filed in Superior Court details the denial and identifies Homer Rhoads as a friend of Crain and Brinkman.
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Jeanne Crain
Paul Brinkman
Court of Superior
John H. Ford
Homer Rhoads
Air Force
Miss Crain
Brinkman
Probe on Pershing Square Garage Gimmick Charges Rise
Los Angeles officials opened an inquiry into claims that Pershing Square garage operators paid no rent due to a contract gimmick. Councilman Navarro said salaries rose by over 125000 last year and taxes were deducted from net profits, denying the city its share. He warned the city may gain title to the property only in 2000.
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Pershing Square
Charles Navarro
City Park Garage, Inc
Navarro
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Vote to Boost L A School Tax Being Studied
Los Angeles school board weighed calling an election for November 6 to raise tax rates for the elementary and junior-senior high districts. Superintendent Claude L Reeves said the current rate, the maximum allowed, cannot cover city schools finances. In 1952 voters set rates at 1.19 dollars per 100 for elementary and 0.90 for high school. junior college remains 0.35.
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Los Angeles
Claude L. Reeves
Japanese Pair Faces Deportation For False Testimony
A 34 year old Japanese gardener Hiroichi Hamasaki and his wife Isugino Hamasaki face deportation after the U S Court of Appeals ordered removal for false testimony about their entry to the United States. The couple have five American citizen children but all deportation actions proceed unless a private bill or executive clemency from President Eisenhower is secured.
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Isugino Hamasaki
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Phoenix
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Chicago
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Morterey
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Etsuko
Tomohiro
Frank F. Chuman
Japanese Fencing Assn
Pearl Harbor
Polish unrest and U S reaction over Poznan revolt
The State Department denounced Polish riot conditions as grave, urging Red authorities to restore government to the people and fulfill war time promises. Domestic politics echoed the issue with Sen. Douglas criticizing the administration’s policy on aiding satellite nations. Coroner ruled Hodgins death a suicide, his body found near Stockton.
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Poznan
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Red Nations
Stockton
Gerald RP. Hodgins
Here
Disappointment Slough
Pasadena Renames Foothill Now Altadena Drive
Pasadena and Los Angeles County approve renaming Foothill Now Altadena Drive to Altadena Drive. The change takes effect Oct 1 as the thoroughfare from the San Marino line north through Pasadena and west through Altadena to the east bank of Arrosee Terminus on the Arroyo Seeo.
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Altadena
San Marino
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Arrove Seeo
Two-Cent Gasoline Price Increase Predicted
Officials from the California Petroleum Marketers Council forecast a two-cent rise in retail gasoline prices driven by a 33 billion dollar federal highway bill. They noted total area taxes would rise to nine cents per gallon, with three cents going to the Federal treasury. The extra one cent in federal tax was cited as making the two-cent price hike necessary due to slim prior profit margins. The Bureau of Public Roads projected motorists pay about $860 annually more, while trucking companies would spend about $400 more per truck.
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Los Angeles
California Petroleum Marketers Council
Dan Lundberg
Organization of
Serve- Yourself
Federal Treasury
Woman Jailed for Embezzling $10,000 in San Francisco
Mrs. Clair Mahan aged 35 was sentenced to 1 to 14 years for embezzling 10000 dollars from a Veterans of Foreign Wars post in San Francisco. The mother of two had a prior forgery sentence and the Superior Judge denied probation ordering confinement at Corona Women's Prison.
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Clair Mahan
Veterans Off
Mahan
Orla St. Clair
Corona Women's Prison
Forest Fire Protection Plan Advances in California
The State Board of Forestry adopted a tentative plan to boost California forest fire protection by 30 and approved a 1957 58 budget of 13 400 000, about 400 000 more than last year. Funds would hire more year round fighters and add equipment under the expanded program proposed by the State Division of Forestry.
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State Board of Forestry
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State Division of Forestry
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