Police Flight to Bishop in Scott Search
Sheriff's Sgt Ward Hallinan and Police Lt Arthur Hertel flew to Bishop to verify a report that L Ewing Scott caused a three day motel stay after posting bail. The 59 year old failed to appear in court for forgery and grand theft charges tied to his missing wife Evelyn Throsby Scott.
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Bishop
Scott
Los Angeles
CNS
Ward Hallinan
Arthur G. Hertel
L. Ewing Scott
Sheriff's Aero Squadron
Sierra
Whiteman
Pacoima
Superior Court
Evelyn Throsby Scott
John Preku
Eugene W. Biscailoz
Robert Scott
San Diego
Preku
Slayer Arraigned on Wife Slaying Charge
Ed ward W. Blan, 33, confessed wife slayer, was arraigned before Municipal Judge Frank Parent in Inglewood on the murder of Mrs. June Blan, 37. He was remanded to county jail to await a preliminary hearing Thursday before Judge Lester O. Luce. a public defender will be appointed.
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Inglewood
CNS
Edward W. Blan
Frank Parent
June Blan
Blan
Lester O. Luce
Baseball Today Projections for National and American Leagues
Major league games feature pitchers Nuxhall Bailey Gomez McCall Ridzik Westrum for Cincinnati New York and Milwaukee Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh. American League matchups include Ford Howard Wilson and Detriot Boston Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Washington Kansas City with listed pitchers and venues.
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Cincinnati
New York
Nuxhall
Bailey
Gomez
McCall
Ridzik
Westrum
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Buhl
Erskine
Chicago
Philadelphia
Hacker
Haddix
St. Louis
Fittsburgh
Wehmeter
Law
Coscesces Ees
Ford
Howard
Larry
Wilson
Boston
Cleveland
Porterfield
Wynn
Baltimore
Wight
Harshman
Washington
Kansas City
Stewart
Herrtage
Cigarette Smoke Largely Harmless to Healthy Breathing
At the National Tuberculosis Association annual meeting researchers from Tufts University School of Medicine reported that smoking does not hinder breathing in healthy individuals and may improve some aspects of pulmonary ventilation. In contrast, smokers with heart or lung disease showed breathing mechanics impairment, though the effect was temporary.
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New York
National Tuberculosis Association
Tufts University School of Medicine
Boston
Ernst O. Attinger
Maurice S. Segal
Probers Attack Petrillo Power in AFM Dictatorship Claims
Los Angeles hearings of a House subcommittee into the American Federation of Musicians focus on James C. Petrillo alleged to wield dictatorial control over the union. Rep. James Roosevelt says Petrillo can rewrite the constitution at will, undermining democracy within the AFM. Bandleader Bob Crosby and Cecil F Read criticize Petrillo and urge congressional steps to curb his absolute authority.
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AFM
James C. Petrillo
James Roosevelt Dcalif
House Labor and Education Committee
Petrillo
Roosevelt
Bob Crosby
Los Angeles Local 47
Cecil F. Read
Hollywood
Nazareth Arab Elders Oppose Air Raid Shelters
Government sources report Nazareth Arab elders object to building air raid shelters. They believe the town where Jesus spent his boyhood would be spared in a war, while shelters are being built in nearly all other Israeli towns.
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Jerusalem
Nazareth
Jesus
Israel
Anita Ekberg Weds Actor Anthony Steel in Florence
In Florence, film star Anita Ekberg and British actor Anthony Steel wed after a mayor balked at a ceremony in the city council chamber. They spent three hours finding a venue as rain fell and endured a last night spat before the wedding finally took place.
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Florence
Italy
Anita Ekberg
Anthony Steel
Two Die in Fiery Plane Crash Over England
Two U S Air Force F84 fighters collided over eastern England killing one pilot and injuring two others. The flaming wreckage hit a house in Bawdsey killing an 80 year old man and injuring another resident. The second pilot survived after bailing out.
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Ipswich
England
Twoen
Bawdsey
President Eisenhower to Hold News Conference Tomorrow
Washington reports President Eisenhower will hold a news conference tomorrow morning to answer questions from reporters. The event outlines the administration’s current priorities and policy notes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ex Cohen Gang figure held on extortion charge
Dominic P Brooklier, 42, long linked to the Mickey Cohen gang, was jailed in South Gate on suspicion of extortion. Investigators say he demanded 200000 dollars from Santo Tedesco, cement plant operator at 4988 Firestone Blvd. Brooklier identified as James R Regency of the Cohen era. He had been missing for six years before resurfacing.
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South Gate
CNS
Mickey Cohen
Dominic P. Brooklier
Holly Way
Buena Park
Santo Tedesco
Firestone Blvd
Brooklier
James R. Regency
Cohen
Jury to Probe Back Shooting in Canoga Park
Los Angeles county grand jury to investigate the May 1 shooting of Patrick M. Bauer by officer Jack R. Tugwell. Three phase probe set to start May 31, examining assault with a deadly weapon, conspiracy to file a false report, and possible planting of a marijuana cigarette in Bauer’s car.
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Los Angeles
CNS
van Nuys
Patrick M. Bauer
Jack R. Tugwell
Ernest Roll
Tugwell
Bauer
Canoga Park
Two Senate Groups Probe Interservice Feud Over Missiles
Washington reports two Senate subcommittees will probe interservice rivalry over missiles and air power despite Defense Secretary Wilson saying the feud is exaggerated. Senators Symington and Chavez announce hearings on Army Navy and Air Force positions and missions with focus on Nike versus Talos missiles. Military leaders caution against renewed feud while testifying before a Senate panel in Washington.
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Wilson
Congressional
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Armed Services Subcommittee On
Air Power
Army
Navy
Air Force
Symington
Dennis Chavez
D-N. M
Washington
Pentagon
John S. Upham
Swamp traps two gunmen after small town bank raid
In Peshtigo Wisconsin federal authorities prepared charges against two Chicago youths who wounded a woman teller in a town bank robbery. They fled into a swamp known as The Jungle on Green Bay shore and surrendered after a posse of about 100 men cornered them. Albert J. Vito, 21, and Harold Vaughn, 17, faced arrest. Vito’s brother Frank Jr. had been killed in a 1953 bank holdup attempt in Missouri.
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Peshtigo
Wis
Big City
Chicago
Peshtigo National Bank
Green Bay
Albert J. Vito
Marriner Kohlman
Frank Vito, Jr
St. Louis
Harold Vaughn
State investigation planned into Los Angeles justice administration
Los Angeles County District Attorney S Ernest Roll and Police Chief William Parker welcomed a state attorney general inquiry into the administration of justice after a flare up over prosecutions. Attorney General Edmund G Brown plans the probe citing disputes between officials and improper case referrals. Roll welcomed the move and pledged cooperation in the survey.
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Los Angeles
Atty
Ernest Roll
William Parker
Edmund G
Pat
Brown
Administration of Justice
Los Angeles County
Roll
Parker
Jamestown Hunt for Kidnaper Intensifies Near Boomertown
Jamestown New York police pursue armed escaped convict James Carter 32 a Rochester auto thief and three time loser who kidnapped two detectives stole their car and killed his fellow suspect John Dedrick 23 of Corning near Boomertown after a seven mile pursuit. Police use over 200 officers to search homes and brush as frightened residents stay inside.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Anarmed
Here
James Carter
Rochester
John Dedrick
Corning
Boomertown
Senate creates new Lumbee Indian tribe in North Carolina
The Senate voted unanimously to recognize about 4000 people in and near Robeson County as the Lumbee Indians. The group claims descent from early English settlers and coastal Indians.
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Senate
Washington
Robeson County
N.C
Kaiser Workers Hurt In Slag Pit Explosion
An explosion in a Kaiser steel mill slag pit injured three employees and started several small fires at Kaiser in Fontana. Treated for non serious injuries at Kaiser Foundation Hospital were Clifford Lucas Pomona Robert Whallon San Bernardino and Warren Wyatt Ontario.
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Fontana
Kaiser Steel
Kaiser Foundation
Clifford Lucas
Pomona
Robert Whallon
San Bernardino
Warren Wyatt
Ontario
Billion Dollar Foreign Aid Cut Backed By House Panel
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a $1 billion cut in Eisenhower’s foreign aid program, focusing on the $3 billion military aid fund. In separate actions, Congress moved to raise postal rates, push a new farm bill, and increase fuel and vehicle taxes to fund a highway program.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
United Press
Congress
House Post Office Committee
Senate House
Senate Finance Committee
Lions Devour 40 Persons in Uganda District
In Ankole district authorities report 40 people eaten by lions in recent incidents. A government game department official said the colony will hire a white hunter to exterminate the man-eaters.
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Kampala
Uganda
Ankole
Game Department
Johnsons Gain on the Smiths in New Directory
The new central telephone directory issued yesterday lists 4,656 Smiths, 12 more than last year, while the Johnsons total 3,870 entries, up 138 since the 1955 issue. Other top names include Williams 3,144 Browns 3,024 Millers 2,744 Joneses 2,697 Whites 1,440 and Greens 1,194, with Ricardo Zzyzz at the end.
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Los Angeles
Johnsons
Smiths
Central Telephone
Williams Familis
Browns
Millers
Joneses
Whites
Ricardo Zzyzz
Bill Passed Washington Authorizes Osteopathic Officers
The Senate yesterday approved legislation allowing osteopaths to be commissioned in the Medical Corps of the Armed Services. The measure broadens medical officer eligibility and aligns osteopathic practice with other medical professions in the military.
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Washington
Senate
Medical Corps of the Armed Services
Minnie Mangum Embezzler Convicted for Million-Dollar Theft
In Norfolk Virginia Minnie Mangum, 52, pleaded guilty to stealing 1 082 868 dollars from the Commonwealth Building and Loan Assn over 22 years. The embezzlement followed hiring a young clerk who questioned her accounting and aided auditors in uncovering a nearly three million dollar shortfall.
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Norfolk
Minnie Mangum
Commonwealth Building and Loan Assn
Miss Minnie
Robert G. Cannon
Naval
Cannon
Waukegan
Commonwealth
Grand Jury Reopens Trash Quiz Probe in Los Angeles
The County Grand Jury reconvened today to examine allegations related to a waste management quiz investigation in Los Angeles. Officials cited ongoing inquiries and possible disciplinary actions as part of the probe.
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Los Angeles
CNL
County adds no-strike clause to seven trash contracts
Los Angeles officials insert a strike condition into seven county garbage contracts up for renewal in June. Contractors who refuse to cross picket lines to collect refuse risk reduced terms or loss of future work.
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Los Angeles
CNL
Board of Supervisors
Prosecution Hinting at Perjury in Rubbish Probe
Deputy District Attorney Fred M. Henderson said the jury may stay through Friday to finish its probe of rubbish collection practices. He noted 14 witnesses testified today and predicted indictments for perjury against at least four who testified last fall before a state assembly committee. The hearing involved Teamsters Union members and a rubbish collector denying boycott tactics to fix prices in the multi million dollar business. The City Board of Public Works rejected private firms for residential pickup and urged a $3 363 905 municipal expansion.
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Fred M. Henderson
Henderson
State Assembly
Los Angeles
Teamsters Union
City Board of Public Works
James Roosevelt Denies Engagement Reports
James Roosevelt denies announcing an engagement to Gladys Irene Owens and refutes reports to the contrary while in Los Angeles for House Small Business Committee hearings. He says all claims of an engagement are in error and declines further comment.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Gladys Irene Owens
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Small Business Committee
Injunction Bans Inglewood Candidate From Claiming Party Support
Superior Judge Eugene P. Fay issued an injunction against Charles E. Chapel prohibiting him from claiming organized Democratic support for his campaign. The order follows disclosure that the 46th District Democratic Club listed by Chapel as a supporter had only one member. The Democratic State Central Committee sought the injunction.
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Inglewood
Charles E. Chapel
Eugene P. Fay
Chapel
46Th District
Democratic Club
Democratic State Central Committee
Five Dollar Reward for Fatal Crash Tale in Hartford
Mrs. Evelyn Verizzi collected five dollars yesterday amid a fatal auto accident scene in Hartford. The city offers a bounty for foxes, with payment regardless of method used.
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Hartford
Conn
Evelyn Verizzi
Weather outlook for May 2 with clouds and sun
Low clouds tonight and Wednesday morning give way to sun by Wednesday afternoon. May 2 forecasts show a high around 80 and a low near 56. Page A6 includes sports and TV radio sections.
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