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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1959
Page
3
Ottawa announces printing about 40 million five cent stamps to honor Queen Elizabeth II's visit. The stamp shows her likeness in red and goes on sale June 18 around the time of her arrival in Torbay Newfoundland.
Alfred I. Steele, 57, who built Pepsi-Cola into a multi million dollar concern, died in his sleep Sunday. His wife actress Joan Crawford found him in their Fifth Avenue penthouse. The couple married in Las Vegas four years ago after a whirlwind business trip. Crawford called servants who summoned doctors, and two physicians remained with her. Steele rose from Pepsi-Cola salesman to chairman of the board and chief executive, expanding the company worldwide. Crawford described their partnership as a husband and wife team while recalling his health and vigor throughout their career.
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