Duke Wally May Be Buried in Baltimore
The Duke of Windsor and his American wife plan to be buried at Green Mount Cemetery in Baltimore. The Duchess, Wallis Warfield Simpson, grew up in Baltimore and the couple want a joint burial near or beside the starfield gravesite. Negotiations started months ago with the cemetery, and a Baltimore visit is anticipated in April.
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Duke
Wally
Baltimore
Windsor
Edward VII
England
Evening Sun
Walls Warfield Simpson
Francis Rackemann
Green Mount Cemetery
Green Mount
Oliver Sts
Lst
Sidney Lanier
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
London
Starfield
Paris
Bones of Man Bechel Found Near Rawlins Wyoming
RAWLINS WYO a sheepherder found the skeleton Monday of a Fresno California man identified as Fred J Bechel 35 who disappeared during a blizzard more than six years ago near the Gene McCarthy ranch about 25 miles south of Rawlins The man had been treated at a Rawlins hospital and released March 25 1951 but never boarded another train nor claimed his bag A six day search by foot horseback and planes under blizzard conditions failed to locate him
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Rawlins
Wyo
California
Fred J. Bechel
Fresno
Calif
George Cabraias
Gene McCarthy
McCarthy
John Terrill
Carbon County
Bechel
Traveler Pleads Guilty to Forgery in National Scam
Charles Speedie, known as the traveler, pleaded guilty to five counts of forgery in Los Angeles. Municipal Judge C Newell Carns ordered sentencing in Superior Court on October 8. Speedie, arrested in a Cleveland suburb, is wanted in seven states and 150 California municipalities for passing bogus checks totaling about 560000 over 14 years.
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Los Angeles
C. Newell Carns
Charles JR. Speedie
Superior Court
Speedie
Cleveland
California
Causeway for Island Proposed
Port Manager FE J Amar outlined a plan to connect Terminal Island to the mainland with a quarter mile causeway across Cerritos Channel. Engineering studies pending, Amar called the idea feasible and noted moving the bascule and Commodore Heim bridges by barge to span the harbor entrance, eliminating the bascule bridge.
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Terminal Island
FE. J. Amar
Lafayette Hotel
Amar
Cerritos Channel
Commodore Heim
Navy
Long Beach Harbor
Hein
Harbor Board
Woman Survives Cliff Edge Crash After Ramming Fence
Gladys N. Daniel, 42, walked away from a wreck that ripped 125 feet of fence and stopped at the brink of a 100 foot cliff overlooking the ocean near Paseo Del Mar. Police said the car was entangled in fence timbers piercing windows. she refused medical aid.
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San Pedro
Gladys N. Daniel
3716
Averill Ave
Paseo del Mar
Western Ave
U S Plans Meetings on Poultry Inspection Program
The Agriculture Department announced nationwide public meetings starting October 7 to explain a new poultry inspection program under an act passed last summer. Most of the U S poultry supply will be subject to compulsory inspection by January 1, 1959. The schedule includes a meeting in the State Building in Los Angeles on October 17.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
State Building
Los Angeles
Population surge to 9.4 million by 1970 in L A and Orange
The Southern California Research Council predicts Los Angeles and Orange Counties will reach 9.4 million by 1970, driven by rapid growth since 1940. The study warns the future labor problem will be skills rather than numbers, with 4.9 million in the labor force by 1970 and rising inexperience. It urges industry to upgrade skills, inform workers of expansion plans, encourage selective migration of higher skill types, and implement regular productivity reviews.
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Los Angeles
Orange
Southern California] Research Council
SCRC
Los An Ifgeles
Pomona and
Occidental Colleges
Wan Walladk
Research Council
Untitled seaside dining and lodging listing misspelled
A damaged OCR fragment advertises rooms with private baths and wall-to-wall carpeting near the boulevard and ocean. It mentions meals at four dollars fifty cents per person per week, prime rib and turkey ham options, and a phone contact HE 6-6253 for dining and catering to the outside public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frome
Herta
Uglophone
Perylee
Lansoem
Reridar Ainners
Ex-Treasurer Dies in Iowa at 76
Michael E. Slindee, 76, former deputy treasurer of the United States, died Monday in New Hampton Iowa. He retired in 1950 after 45 years with the Treasury Department. He was born in Lawler Iowa.
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New Hampton
Iowa
UPI
Michael E. Slindee
United States
Treasury Department
Lawler
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Fayal Island
White
Ree Eereane Sabny
A “Ei Seh Lasst
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Hoffmaster
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Teady
Samelof Fayal
Long Beach
William A. Harrington
Hart
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Jboor Board
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Bridge
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U.S
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L. A
Hauntingtow
Ogeam Blyz
Long Beagh
Delure
Hollywood
Everest & Jennings Gealer Ace
Atlantic GA
Iamook
Fillamook
Butler
Puch
Cee
Plus Am-Fm Radio
Pny
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood Center
Inet
Fay
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