Woman killed in Los Angeles affray after street altercation
Curtis Mae Franks 49 of 312 Mickiejohn St died at Baptist Memorial Hospital from stab wounds two hours after admission following an altercation in front of the Rose Room on 1245 N Zamora St. Lille Johnson 26 of 3410 N Hamilton surrendered, booked for murder, claiming Franks attacked her sister Myrtle Johnson 1226 Lombrano. Inquest by Justice of the Peace Tat Bert.
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Trail meeting set for Gulfport coordination
Datus Proper announced that WW Coleman and W E Jones along with chamber of commerce and highway officials will attend an Old Spanish Trail meeting in Gulfport Mississippi. Federal state and city representatives from OST cities will discuss the interregional highway plan with a planned federal funding of about 250.6 million dollars. The party will depart by car Thursday.
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Plea Wins Woman Property Case In Newark Court
Former model Mrs Arturo Gay won a cash settlement of 1838 and furniture and sporting gear in a suit against her father retired Col Paul J Horton and stepmother Helen N Horton. She claimed items valued at 5000 were withheld by the Hortons. The trial featured emotional testimony and a temporary tongue paralysis.
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Fob Remains After the Fob Remains After the
Defense Secretary For restal asks President Truman to make permanent the job of chief military advisor to the president and defense secretary. The plan creates a permanent super shield of staff post, likely not for Eisenhower who intends to stay only seven or eight weeks. top authorities expect Gen. Bradley to receive the post if Congress creates it.
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Bolivian Cabinet Resigns to Allow Coalition Formation
In La Paz on February 22, Bolivian cabinet members resigned to permit President Enrique Hertzag to assemble a coalition of all groups backing the 1936 revolution. The broadly representative cabinet was seen as having a better chance to withstand renewed threats of an extreme right wing coup.
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