Barefoot gang case and police standoff reported
A string of odd incidents fills the day from Lansing to Boise. A nerve-racking encounter with a barefoot gang disrupts a police station, while bar customers flee ammonia fumes from a neighbor’s spill. Burlesque dancers jailed for interstate theft craft a lighthearted poem about Judge Weber as the Waco chief touts fair radar enforcement.
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Nellie Revell Dies at 85 in New York City
Nellie Revell, noted journalist and author, died in New York at 85. A pioneering woman in prizefight coverage, she survived a spinal illness, authored Right Off the Chest and Fightin Through, and after a wheelchair comeback was celebrated by 1,200 celebrities. Hamilton Corbett and Bob Fitzsimmons were mentioned in relation to her career and final rites planned for Springfield.
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Long Beach Hotel Advertises Oceanfront Dining and Rooms
An early 20th century ad promotes a beachfront hotel at 1290 E. Ocean Blvd Long Beach offering private paths to the sea, new wall to wall carpeting, decks, and affordable meals. It highlights roast turkey Virginia ham and other foods with breakfast options and catering for day visitors, phone number listed.
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Ike Plan Receives Mixed Reception In Broadway Scene
Los Angeles reports mixed reaction to Eisenhower's Middle East aid plan as Dorothy Marshall, newly named general manager of Broadway Department Store, discusses career progress and the evolving role of women in business. Critics cite Soviet opposition while Marshall emphasizes dedication to her work and opportunities for women in merchandising.
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Repair of Damage on USS Ticonderoga
SAN FRANCISCO crewmen cleaned machinery and electrical gear aboard the 42000 ton USS Ticonderoga after sea water flooded the boiler room when a valve failed to close. The attack carrier is out of action until repairs are finished and an investigation to determine damage and cause is underway.
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Malcolm Lockheed Dies Founder of Lockheed Aircraft
Malcolm Lockheed aged 70, co founder of Lockheed Aircraft Co., died Wednesday. He and his brother Allen founded the firm in 1917 and sold their interests in 1930. The mourned aviation pioneer helped shape the early U.S. aerospace industry.
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