Medicine Kills Boy Dog and Girl Stricken
Police report from Los Angeles states a family found a bottle of unknown medicine and gave it to a two year old boy named James Cuesta and his sister Lori Elven Cuesta 2. the boy and the family dog died while Lori 2 is in critical condition at UCLA Medical Center the incident is under investigation as a possible accidental poisoning.
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Los Angeles
Ucla Medical Center
James
Ment
Lori Elven Cuesta
Martha Cuesta
Maryland Flag To Fly At Antarctic Outpost
HAGERSTOWN Md. A Maryland flag will soon fly over Little America in the Antarctic after Byrd Station personnel requested a state flag via radio. Ham radio operator John K Baker of Hagerstown coordinated the effort with the Red Cross and private citizen Jack G Mier to ship the flags.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Little America
Antarctic
Man Chokes Wife Slain by Teen Son in Dallas
A 14 year old boy told police he shot his father with a 16 gauge shotgun after the man choked his mother. Richard Doyle, an eighth grade student, said the shooting followed the father's refusal to stop choking his wife. The teen reported drinking six beers earlier.
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Dallas
UPA
Richard Doyle
Jerocser
Dent
Homicide
J E. L. Boyd
Richard Henry Crocker
Crocker
Gen. S. G. Smith Dies at 56 in Denver
Maj. Gen. Stuart G. Smith, former commander of Letterman General Hospital in San Francisco and Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio, Texas, died Wednesday of cancer in Denver at age 56.
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S. G. Smith
Denver
Stuart. G. Smith
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Brooke Army Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
Kohler UAW case reopened by NLRB hearings
The NLRB Trial Examiner reopened the five year Kohler UAW labor case as hearings were set to resume in Wisconsin and Chicago. A 3 to 2 board majority ordered more evidence after both sides requested further hearings citing testimony before the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee. Some members dissented calling for end to extended litigation.
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Washington
George
National Labor Relations Board
Downing
Kohler Co
Wisconsin
Chicago
United Auto Workers Uni Joie
Kohler-Uaw
Senate
Boyd Leedam
Stephen Bean
NLRE
Roche Dies at 82 A San Francisco Political Figure
Theodare J. Roche, 82, longtime San Francisco attorney and influential public figure, died at his home. A former law partner of Hiram Johnson, he served as director of the Motor Vehicles Department from 1931 to 1934 under Governor James Rolph Jr., shaping California politics and governance.
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Banta Barbara UP
Theodare J. Roche
San Francisco
Russia Plans Tallest World TV Tower in Moscow
Moscow reports in Trud that a 1,667 foot television tower will be built near Moscow, seeking to surpass the Empire State Building as the world’s tallest man made structure. The project aims for a concrete reinforced base with antennas expected to broadcast over roughly a 75 mile radius.
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Fiel
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Booker
Ernest
Peck
Andigie Williams
Dale Mc
Los Angeles
Tom Green
San Fernando Valley
Burbank
Glenry Center
Indale
Santa Monica
Len
Dimax
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