Marriage Mills Rapped By Los Angeles Judge
In Los Angeles Judge Henry M. Willis condemned elopements as hollow and nullified the 1948 marriage of Thomas and Norma Jean Lucero in Yuma Arizona. He cited the ease of trips to Yuma or Las Vegas to wed under neon signs, saying such marriages go on the rocks. Mrs Lucero accused her husband of not wanting children.
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Los Angeles
Henry M. Willis
Thomas
Norma Jean Lucero
Yuma
Ariz
Las Vegas
Noted Officials Comment On B-36 Vulnerability And Steel Dispute
Washington Defense Secretary Louis Johnson concedes the B-36 bomber is vulnerable, noting no weapon is invulnerable. New York Federal Mediation Director Cyrus S. Ching says steel industry talks show no progress on whether insurance and pension plans will be contributory or noncontributory.
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International News Service
Washington
Defense
Louis Johnson
New York
Cyrus S. Ching
Debris Seen In Superstitions Hints Fate Of Missing Plans
Ground party heads into the Superstition Mountains near Superior to search wreckage identified as a missing Navy plane. Helicopter crews from Williams Air Force Base report a blue wing tip with a star. debris suggests up to three Corsairs may be involved. Twelve planes previously flew the search as eight Navy men and local deputies join the recovery effort near Castle Dome Mine and the Superior-Miami highway.
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Liams Air Force Base
Chandler
George Strand
Paul Obidowski
Biggs Air Force Base
el Paso
Tex
Cooper
Strand
Williams Air Force Base
Castle Dome Mine
Superior-Miami
Comdr
Marvin Hart
Litchfield Naval Air Facility
George Albert Heckler
Portsmouth
James Truett Pitgreen
Shreveport
Ens
John Earl Laurence, Jr
Groesbeck
Arizona
Litchfield Park
Aoeien
Five Amtorg Officials Arrested in U S Crackdown
New York dispatch reports five Soviet Amtorg officials were held on $15,000 bail each after a federal grand jury indicted them for failing to register as agents of a foreign government. The group includes President Zakharov and Vice President Rebrov. Bagrov is said to be in Russia.
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New York
Amtorg
United States
Meng
Serman
Dimitri I. Bagrov
Russia
Aleksei V. Zakharov
Vassiii P. Rebrov
Andreevitch Shevchenko
Alexander A. Itschenko
Gennadi N. Ogreblin
U. S
Vladamir Bazykin
Washington
State Department
Gold Fever Grips Alaska Again Nuggets Size Of Peas
Fairbanks Alaska October 22 UPI gold fever swept Alaska as prospectors reported pea sized nuggets in the Yukon River area nine miles south of the Arctic Circle. A tent city of 530 people sprang up overnight with pilots and bush planes rushing supplies and an emergency strip cleared by Circle City. Local old timers likened the find to the Klondike rush and Carmack s historic discovery at Rabbit Creek as prospectors piled in to pan the gold bearing sands.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Yukon River
Arctic Circle
Circle City
Clifton Carroll
U. S. Commissioner's Office
Interior Airways
James Magoffin
Carroll
U. S
Rabbit Creek
Klondike River
Carmack
Klondike
United Nations seeks ICJ ruling on eastern Europe case
The United Nations Assembly plans to ask the International Court of Justice to rule on whether Bulgaria Romania and Hungary violated their peace treaties in cases such as the Cardinal Mindszenty trial.
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Flushing Meadow
N. Y
INS
United Nations Assembly
International Court of Justice
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
Fragmented Temperatures Report
Weather fragment shows varied readings with times and numeric values. data appears garbled and incomplete, lacking clear locations or dates. No coherent forecast or location identifiable from the text.
Fleeing Pair Shot Jack Tatum Escapes
Two hardened inmates awaiting murder trials were slain during a dramatic jailbreak attempt at the Maricopa County courthouse. James Luther Tatum fled through a basement window amid gunfire as guards and officers fought to end the two hour siege.
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Kenneth Arline
Maricopa County
James Luther
Jack) Tatum
Edward Corcoran
Edward McEwen
Phoenix
Oregon
Court House
John Bridges
Dinzel McDonald
Daiwa Ten
Two Sisters And Brother Found Slain in Berkeley
BERKELEY Calif Oct 22 AP Two women and their brother were found slain in their residence after neighbors grew worried over 11 days of missing papers and milk. Mrs Mamie McKenzie 70 a former Stern Hall house mother Irene O Neil about 60 and Eugene O Neil 62 a retired Southern Pacific locomotive engineer were named. The women were beaten and found in a bedroom while O Neil lay shot in a laundry area and the gun lay nearby in the hallway. Police could not immediately determine whether he killed himself or was murdered.
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Berkeley
Calif
Mamie McKenzie
Stern Hall
University of California
Irene O'Neil
McKenzie
Eugene O'Neil
Southern Pacific
O'Neil
Actor Dies Of Injuries In Scooter Collision
Hollywood reports film actor Craig Reynolds 42 died in a French hospital from injuries after his motor scooter collided head on with a motorcycle. Reynolds had risen as a leading man in romance and comedy roles.
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Hollywood
Craig Reynolds
French
Photographer Kenny Arline Brings Courthouse Shooting to World
The Phoenix Gazette reporter Kenneth Arline, 31, arrived at midnight to cover a courthouse shooting. His quick action with camera and notes drew rapid worldwide interest as AP and UP transmitted Arline’s images. bureau staff rushed to support the breaking story.
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Edward Corcoran
Gazette
Kenneth Arline
Charles E. McEwen
McEwen
Thomas H. Stowe
W. A. Millett
Millett
L. C. Boies
Grover Schoonover
John Bridges
Dinzel McDonald
Arline
The
Phoenix Gazette
Sheriff's Office
Kenny
the Gazette
Associated Press
United Press
Jack Lefler
Jack Stevenson
Henry Reiger
George Steiner
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Marriage Mills
Moscow
Edward Badten
Jack Tatum
SAP
W. A
Bill) Millett
Mesa
Tatum
Edward Kay
Kay
Corcoran
West Phoenix Justice Court
Tom Stowe
South Ninth Street
Stone
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