Couple elopes and honeymoon after Marine marriage
California couple, Mein and Isolde Constantini, eloped at St James Church in Reno, married in November, then delayed due to Mein’s 21st birthday. After boot camp, they began housekeeping in Berkeley and plan a Sierra honeymoon as their romance, briefly halted by family absence and late registration.
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Isolde Constantini
Germany
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St. James Catholic Church
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San Diego
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Parke-Davis Strike Slows as New Detective Chief Named
Los Angeles dispatch reports no progress in the Parke-Davis strike with Local 11-176 and other unions stalled after contract talks. A new sergeant in the city detective bureau, Arthur L. Sage, is named as acting chief announces four appointments and 18 transfers.
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Parke-Davis
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Br-In
Imnternational Association
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Los Angeles
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Tornadoes Linked to Lung Disease
A Public Health Service air pollution expert told a joint meeting that evidence grows that tornadoes and other wind and rain storms spread histoplasmosis, a lung disease prevalent in the Midwest. The infection, once rare, was found in 1945 and may have few symptoms in a mild form.
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Pubic Health Service
Nicholas Manos
Ter American Meteorological Society
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American Geophysical Union
Health Service
Manos
Middle West
Grand Jury Subpoena in Confidential Magazine Probe
In Los Angeles the County Grand Jury is said to have subpoenaed over twenty witnesses for the state attorney general investigation of Confidential magazine. Hearings start May 14, under Assistant Attorney General Clarence Linn. The probe centers on alleged criminal libel and secrecy surrounds potential Hollywood names. The jury recently examined the so called wrong door raid linked to Marilyn Monroe and private detectives selling information to the scandal magazine.
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Clarence Linn
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Scandal Magazine
Confessed to Forgery Cleared in Purcell Case
Parcell Oklahoma reports hammer Summers 31, stepfather of five, freed after confessing he forged checks under threat of a long prison term. Dale Jackson 25 of Chickasha also confessed to forging two checks in Purcell, leading to Summers' exoneration in a district court.
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