High Official of Teamsters Blasts Beck
Washington reports a split in the Teamsters Union under AFL-CIO pressure as Secretary-Treasurer John English publicly challenges President Dave Beck over a one million dollar fundraising chest. Beck claims approval came via a telephone poll amid broader calls to oust him. English has opposed union expenditures and questioned board actions while criticizing Beck's leadership and ethics inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Tearmster
John English
Teamster
Dave Beck
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Aplcio
English
Beck
Teamster Executive Board
Senate
TIE
tTackers
Hewes Ope
Bock
Seattle
British Strike Rises to 1.7 Million Workers
London reports show wage protests swelling as workers in the capital join a nationwide strike demanding a 10 percent pay raise. About 1.7 million employees have walked out, including shipyard and engineering sectors, with 40 unions set to meet to decide on further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London C&i
London
Formosa Bus Plunge Kills 3 Men and a Girl
A Formosa TAIPEI 1-A bus plunged off a highway near Taipei Friday tumbling down a 151 foot embankment. Three men and a teenage girl were killed while forty five others were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Taipei
Las Vegas debt extortion ring busted in Hollywood raid
Police arrested three men Irving Minster Max Wasserman 51 and Alfred A Genson 38 over extortion claims tied to Las Vegas gambling debts. Authorities say the suspects posed as casino collectors using threats and violence to coerce payments. One arrest occurred at a Hollywood hotel with another at the suspect’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
CNL
Tll
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Irving Minster
Max Wasserman
Alfred A. Genson
Crash Kills 6 Tourists in Arizona
Six California tourists were killed in a predawn crash on Highway 66 near Winslow Arizona when a Sacramento driver crossed into the opposite lane and collided with a Ventura driver. Victims include Montie Richins Orville Whitehead and Mrs Elingsworth. Surviving husband hospitalized in serious condition. FBI and local officers probe extortion schemes tied to Las Vegas gamblers. at least four more suspects sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Aviz. GP
California
Sacramento
Ventura
Richins
Morgen
Montie Louise Richins
Orville Lee Whitehead
Oliver Elingsworth
Elingsworth
Frederick B. Jewell
FBI
District Attorney’s Office
Kenneth W. Searce
Bunco
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Scarce
Ore Yietim
Fred Wf. Kraft
Where to Find It in The Classified Pages
A compact guide lists sections by page: Charces on A4 and A5, Classifieds B4 to D, Combcs B2, Crossword B22, Death Notices B17, Financial B2, Schools A2, Shipping Bo, Sports A/B7, Theaters B3, Theme Temperatures TV and Raviolo B22, directing readers to locate items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravilo
No Atlas Fired Defense Dept Denies Space Test
Washington The Defense Department denied a report that Air Force planned a test firing of an Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. An official spokesman said Atlas had not been fired yet though the Air Force has two ICBM programs under way. The ICBM would have about 5,000 mile range and could carry a nuclear warhead reaching target in roughly 30 minutes after launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Air Force
ATR
Salk Polio Vaccine Supply Dips Slow Recovery Seen
Surgeon General Burney reported a lull in Salk vaccine stocks to about 3.2 million shots across 48 states, with manufacturers aiming to add 35 to 40 million more by July 1. He urged coordinating steps to balance demand, noted possible reinstatement of voluntary allocation, while conferences showed little support for returning to rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leroy E. Burney
Burey
American Medical Association
National Foundation For
Press-Geleoram 20 Pages Long Breach 12 Calif Sat Mar 30 1957
Classified page from a California issue dated Saturday March 30 1957, providing a catalog of local notices and ads. Includes telephone and price details, vol and issue numbers, and page classifications for readers seeking classified listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
Eisenhower Cuts Down Payments to Spur Home Sales
President Eisenhower ordered a reduction of the minimum down payment on FHA financed homes from seven percent to five percent for the first 9 000 dollars and 2.5 percent on amounts above that. He also announced that Federal Home Loan Bank Board rules will allow insured savings and loan associations to buy mortgages originated by other insured associations. The move aims to widen mortgage funds in regions with limited supply as Congress and a House subcommittee press for broader housing aid. Subcommittee leaders called the cut a minor but positive step, with critics saying action should have come sooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan
Winte Horse
Housa-banking
Albert Rains
Ala
Gordon L. McDonough
Calif
Thomas J. Ashley
Ohio
Rains
Sniper Fires at Four Trains on Market Street Line
A sniper fired on four Market Street elevated trains in Philadelphia, smashing windows and alarming passengers. One man fainted after a bullet narrowly missed his head, another train was struck but graze only, and the shooter, believed on a roof or window level with the tracks, remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bomb Explodes During Paris Demonstration on Champs Elysees
Paris crowd of about 3,000 demands tougher North Africa policy as a bomb injures two near the Champs Elysees. Security troops cordon off the area while debates over NATO General Speidel influence continue. In Chicago, a Family Court judge weighs custody of three Kozmin sons for possible return to the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kazmin
Nabejda
Peter
Chicago
Kazmins
Russia
Germany
Soviet Union
Paris
Champs Elysees
Africa
George
Nebeida Kozmin
Aschaffenberg
Chicago State Hospital
Richard
Paul
Lve
Central Baptist Children’s Home
Lake ‘Villa
Edward J. Nerad
Cook County
John H. Clayton Jr
Nerad
Washington
Nered
Fedor Solomatin
Jane
Suspects Nabbed in IRA Extremist Sweep
In Belfast area, over 200 police and soldiers conducted a major operation arresting 123 people suspected of belonging to Irish Republican Army extremist groups. The sweep targeted the London Derry region amid heightened security tensions and ongoing counterterrorism efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Irish Republican ‘Army
Hopes Rise for Rescue of Kidnapped American Woman
Iran reports negotiators from the bandit gang are in talks with U S representatives over the release of Anne Carroll who was kidnapped on Sunday after bandits killed her husband and another. Iranian troops say they cut off the escape route in Baluchistan near the Pakistan border and Carroll is seen with other women who split from the bandit group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Anne Carro
Baluchistan
Pakistan
U.S
First Convoy Transits Suez Canal Amid Suez Crisis
A dispatch notes Egypt's handling of the Suez Canal as a nine-ship convoy of foreign vessels passes Port Said. Iran's Clark Gregory cites shifts in control while Western diplomats seek terms. Britain prepares to concede under protest, aiming for a final settlement as Nasir asserts canal sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol
Clark Gregory
International Cooperation Administration
Iran
Egypt
Suez-Canal
Carroll
Port Saidard
Mediterranean
London
Britain
Nasser
New Trial in Feaster Murder Case
John H. Davis and Billy G. Morse, once sentenced to death for the Feaster liquor store holdup murder, won a new trial from the State Supreme Court. The reversal condemns previous rulings and cites attorney misconduct during Davis's trial, including a hospital visit concurrent with juror deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feaster
John H. Davis
Billy G. Morse
Lynn Yeaster
State Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Sus ‘Sperior
Jali. Ying of
Long Beach Blvd
Ster
Davis
Morse
Supreme Court
Sed
Forty Bays THE LAST JUDGMENT
A religious excerpt notes a study on divine judgment from Matthew 25. It emphasizes seeking understanding of righteousness and being judged on the last day. The piece cites Julien C Hyer of the International Sunday School and references the upcoming March season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew
Jesus
Julien C. Hyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teamsters
Blasts Beck
Union Command
Wash
Vanderbilt
Axred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Jeanne Harvey
Tollewild
New York
Mexico City
Arizona
Carl Baek
Vernon Charles Richins
ATLAS
Defense Dept
U. S
Burney
Geleoram
FHA
Algeria
Kozmin
Rallef
America
Kerming
Clayton
Portland
Terry D. Schrunk
Schrumk
Suez Canal
Matt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!