Long Beach Industry Heads Stay Put on Subsidence
Representatives from Southern California Edison Ford Motor Co and other major Long Beach harbor plants testified before a congressional armed services subcommittee that they will not relocate due to land subsidence. The hearing reviewed the subsidence remediation program and a 4.66 million Navy budget increment, while city officials noted firms like Craig Shipbuilding Procter and Gamble Spar Men Nellacg Kaiser Gypsum have no plans to move.
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Long Beach Harbor
Congressional Armed Services
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Navy
Southern California Edison Co
Lie Cenjter
jFord Motor Go
Craig Shipbuilding Co
Procter and Gamble
Spenmem Nellacg Co
Kaiser Gypsum Co
Court Okays Sentencing of Kasper
The U S Court of Appeals Sixth Circuit affirmed the contempt conviction of John Kasper of Camden New Jersey for violating a court order banning interference with racial integration at Clinton High School Tennessee. The unanimous panel held injunctions must be obeyed though may be challenged as invalid.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U. S. Court of Appeals
6Th Circuit
John Kasper
Camden
N. J
Washington
Clinton, Tenn
Kasper
U. S. District Court
Knoxville
Tenn
Clinton High School
Appeals Court
Charles J.simons
Clinton
East
Silent feet worry affects a quarter of public
In San Francisco at the 38th Western Chiropody convention Dr Norman T Asher told about 200 delegates that three out of four people suffer sore feet yet fewer than 16 percent seek treatment. He said the profession has moved beyond corn cutting to becoming physicians of the foot. The meeting ends Sunday.
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San Francisco
Norman T Asher
Foot
Texas flood toll mounts as storms lash south plains
Torrential rains across Texas caused flash floods up to 11 inches in three hours from Uvalde to La Pryor, with guard to report two boys Doty Jacobs and Lawrence Thompson killed by lightning on a scooter near Fort Worth. Cities from Lubbock to Sherman faced heavy storms closing roads and hindering harvests.
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Dallas
Texas
Midland
Texas Weather Bureau
Big Spring
South Texas
Uvalde
Lapryor
Kingsville
Lubbock
Amarillo
Plainview
Sherman
South Plains
Brackettville
San Antonio
Arlington Iboys
Doty Jacobs
Lawrence ‘Thompson
Fort Worth
Sued over raid aimed at Marilyn Monroe
Frank Shnaten and Joe DiMaggio among seven defendants facing $200000 damages in a mistaken door raid on Marilyn Monroe. Florence Ross, a secretary, claims the incident caused acute hysteria and forced her from a $300 monthly job after burglars or kidnapers were feared. Two private detectives are named, one admitting driving DiMaggio to the scene.
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Los Angeles
Frank Shnaten
Joe DiMaggio
Seven Otier Mnon
Florence “Kotz Ross
State Senate
DiMaggio
Sinetra
Stonner
Desert Air Derby Tragedy Claims Millionaire and Partner
Light plane crash on Rosa mond Dry Lake near Lancaster kills Alvin Hewitt president of AeroDuct Inc and Addison Conroy vice president of a South Gate firm during the Hayward to Tucson Air Derby. Wreckage found after missing at Palm Springs rendezvous. cause under investigation. Hewitt and Conroy identified with residences in Huntington Park and Downey respectively. families left behind. Continued on Page A-3.
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Alvin Hewitt
South Gate
Addison B. Conroy
Rosamond Dry Lake
Lancaster
Hewitt
AeroDuct Inc
Rugby St
Huntington ‘Park
Conroy
Lesterford Ave
Downey
Ann
Barbara
Palm Springs
Palmdele
Bakersfield
State Raises Women Teen Minimum Pay in California
California boosts minimum wage for women and minors to 1.00 per hour, a 25 cent rise from five years ago. About 1 million women in 140,000 establishments will be affected, with a minority of learners receiving 5 cents more for the first 200 apprentice hours. Hospitals must pay overtime, and a proposal allowing women bank clerks to work more than eight hours was rejected.
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San Francisco
California
State Industrial Welfare Commission
Flu Death Toll Near 500 in Philippines
The influenza epidemic in the Philippines advanced toward 500 deaths with 62 more fatalities reported in Manila and provinces, bringing the known toll to 464.
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Philippines
Manila
Mania
Woman's Slaying Leads to Maid's Jail Capture
In Los Angeles 34-year-old German refugee maid Linda Mintz was jailed on murder charges in the death of her mistress Thelma Macomber 43 wife of a wealthy contractor found dying from beating in a burning bedroom Monday Detectives say bloodstains and a vacuum cleaner tied Mintz to the crime though evidence remains circumstantial Max Tatch a freelance photographer was briefly detained then released while the investigation continued.
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Linda Mintz
Los Angeles
Thelma Macomber
Max Tatch
Nerl
Eleanor
Prisoner from Nazi camp claims innocence in crime case
A suspect weeps as she explains a 1-year-old son stayed with her during the incident. She says she survived a Nazi concentration camp in World War II and asserts she did not commit the crime. Authorities document her testimony and background.
Weather Outlook for Sunday
Fog and low clouds expected early Sunday morning with a transition to mostly sunny conditions by the afternoon. Light winds and mild temperatures anticipated across the region.
Wife on trial for arson in Norwalk diaper blaze
Nancy Joyce Stoner 20 faces arson charges after setting fire to seven diaper stacks in her Norwalk home. She told Superior Court she had no money for a lawyer, received a public defender, and will plead on June 10. Bond set at 500 dollars. She said the act was sparked by exhaustion from housework and diapers, not a desire to harm, and she plans to stay with her sister in Pomona. Fire damage estimated at 3000 dollars. they aim to keep and repair the house. The penalty for arson ranges from 2 to 20 years in prison.
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Angeles
Clessie
Shell
Stoner
Gene
Pomona
Stoners
Mrs. Stoner
PCL Clubs sue NL over Dodgers Giants shift
Four Pacific Coast League teams filed indemnity actions totaling 6.7 million dollars against the National League alleging that publicity of a possible move of the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants to Los Angeles and San Francisco ruined PCL attendance. ILews note congressional hearings set by Rep Emanuel Celler while Coast League holds emergency meeting in Sacramento.
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NEW York
National League
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Emanul Celler
House’ Judiciary Committee
World-Telegram & Sun
Leslie O'Connor
Pacific Coast League
Sacramento
Dodgers
Giants
Chicago
World-Telegram and
O'Connor
Celler
Local Newspaper Page Index Snippet
A curatorial note lists where to find sections and features across the paper. It points readers to pages A-4 B44 for Churches and Classifieds, B-2 for Comics, A-2 for Schwaly, Bo for Death Notices, B-3 for Financial and Shipping, A-7 for Sparta, Theaters A-B, B-3 tides and temperatures, B-1% TV radio, and B-5 Vital Statistics.
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Schwaly
Sparta
Monmouth College suspends governor's daughter over beer on campus
Pat Thomson, 18, daughter of Wisconsin's governor, was suspended from Monmouth College for drinking beer while under medical in infirmary care. President Robert W. Gibson confirmed the action taken weeks earlier, noting disciplinary decisions rest with college authorities and the student’s parents. The governor and his wife had no public comment. Thomson has since returned home for treatment of glandular illness.
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Monmouth
Il. P
Govd Armor of Wisconsin
Monmouth Colege
Pat Thomson
Kapp Keppa Gamma
Madison
Wis
Robert W. Gibson
Monmouth College
Thomson
Zoe
BE Sato
Stuidit
Gibsom
Vernon Thomson
Rex
Twin Boy Babies Found Safe After 17 Hour Missing Search
Two 21 month old twin brothers Kevin and Kerry Yanasak were found two miles northeast of their Orting farm home after a 17 hour search that involved nearly 1,000 civilians and soldiers from Fort Lewis. They had only minor scratches and were in mother’s arms. The boys vanished about 3 p.m. Friday while playing near the yard with their dog.
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Oating
Wash
Kevin
Kerry Yanasak
Edward Yanasak
Orting
Fred Emard
Cascades
Seattle
Emard
Ft. Lewis
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Wardlow Rd
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Malcolm Epley
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Ford
Simons
Thomas F. McAllister
Shackleford Miller
J. Benjammin Simmons
Bolt
Frank
Joe
Aiddie
Gelaram
Long Beach
Calif
Daniel Koshland
Commission
Virginia Allee
Sbor
Mae Stoneman
John Quimby
Eleanor Hewlett
Norwerk
Debbie
Dianna
Beck
Fire Department
Debra
Nancy Joyce Stoner
PCL
Nat's League
Walter O'Malley
Horace Steinham
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