Notable Figures in News and Court Actions Across Hollywood
Helen Bentley wins Man of the Year from the New York foreign Freight Forwarders and Brokers Association urging support for equal rights and dock strike legislation. Coroner probes the death of Joan Scully in Pacific Palisades after an apparent overdose, with details of her marriage to Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully and three children. Lana Turner’s divorce finalized. previous husbands listed. Reports cite possible changes at the FRY after the election, with Hoover’s role discussed by Ally General Mitchell. Johnny Cash battles publication of a manuscript with restraining order. Heiress Gamble Benedict Gallagher testifies in a damages suit with Andre Parumbeanu over an elopement. American Express sued over shipment handling of Gallagher’s belongings.
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Helen Bentley
Federal Maritime Commission
New York Foreign Freight Forwarders and Brokers Association
Ducas
Pacific Palisades
Scully
Joan Crawford
Massachusetts
New York
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Michael
Kevin
Gamble Benedict Gallagher
Andre Parumbeanu
Four men arrested in $16 million heroin seizure
Federal agents seized 44 pounds of heroin and $180000 in cash in a Bronx chase and arrests across New York New Jersey. Victor Paniva 41 linked to Carlo Gambino family, labeled top underworld figure and button man. Others Nicholas Christopher Albert Pierre Franc de Simone arrested at Palisades Park Paramus and at homes.
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New York
Daniel Casey
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Carlo Gambino
Casey
Undterworld
Victor Paniva
New York City
Nicholas Christopher
Albert Pierre
Palisades Park
Franc de Simone
Paramus
N.J
Panica
Christopher
Bronx
Pierre
DeSimone
Condemn N Y blast as murder shocks city
Police Commissioner Patrick Murphy calls the Manhattan skyscraper blaze an outright murder, saying an incendiary device planted on the 20th floor of Sol Hurok Enterprises caused one death and 13 injuries, including impresario Sol Hurok. Other fires targeted Soviet arts firms. Tass blamed the Jewish Defense League amid brisk condemnation by U.S. officials and Jewish groups.
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New York
Patrick Y. Murphy
Manhattan
Sol Turok
Murphy
Sol Hurok Enterprises
U.S
Columbia Artists
Moscow
Tass
Jewish Defense League
Harvk
Eldest Hearst son dies at 67 in California
George Randolph Hearst Sr. eldest son of William Randolph Hearst and longtime Hearst executive died at 67 in a Loma Linda hospital after a brief illness. He served as publisher of the San Francisco Examiner in 1928 and later of the now defunct New York American, and was vice president of the Los Angeles Examiner from 1932 to 1953. He flew for news reporting, served in Hearst organizations, and is survived by his widow Rosalie and daughter Mrs. A. J. Cooke of San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
George Randolph Hearst Sr
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst Publishing Empire
George R. Hearst Jr
Herald-Examiner
Hearst
Loma Linda
Here
San Francisco Examiner
New York American
Los Angeles Examiner
Fragmented page hints at delivery carrier records
A damaged OCR fragment from PRESS-TELEGRAM shows garbled items including carrier delivery mentions and unclear numbers. Despite the poor text, the readable bits reference delivery records and a long-running issue or column, with no coherent event or named individuals clearly identifiable.
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Press-Telegram
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Joan Scully
Los Angeles Dodgers
Vii Scully
Lana Turner
Ronald Dante
Dante
Miss Turner
Deeree
Santa Monica Superior
Artie Shaw
Stephen Cr
Bob Topp Ying
Lex Barker
Fred May
Robert Eaton
The
Chicago Tribune
Mugar Toover
FRY
Hoover
John. Mitchell
Mitchell
Nixon
Johnny Cash
Howard Hughes
Johny Cash
Cash
June Carter Cash
Cashs
Nashville
Patricia M. Holt
Sui
Matt
Vin Scully
Wirephore
N.Y
U.S. State Department
Jewish Groops
Associated Press
JDL
Jerusalem
Meir Kahane
Hurok
Iris Kones
Turok
Harvard
San Francisco
Sierra Wilderness
George Hearst SR
Lakewood
Fieldcrest
Coron Terry
Bath
Wash
Venetia
Bristol
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