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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1958
Page
2
Utah's former Governor J Bracken Lee appears as a guest speaker in Hollywood Florida at a convention of the National Potato Chip Institute. The event features his remarks as the convention opens.
Scott, 63, was denied a new trial by Superior Judge Clement D. Nye and ordered to remain jailed while awaiting appeal. Prosecutors said he forged his wife Evelyn Scott’s signature to access a $600,000 estate after her disappearance, a case raising questions about motive and credibility.
Ex heads of Belmont Shore Bank were accused of embezzlement as officials resigned after state banking department action following December irregularities. The article details alleged transfers, robberies, and a market raid case, plus statements from Nicholson and Ragan about their roles and the bank’s four year growth.
Chief Torpedoman Harry S Morris, 70, known for the longest continuous naval service, will retire February 1. Morris joined the service at 14 in 1903 and served aboard 41 ships including cruisers battleships destroyers carriers and submarines. He is currently with the Shore Patrol in San Diego.
Two burglars poked their heads from a service station window and faced a revolver held by Patrolman Harry Goldsborough. Floyd Weber, 39, and James Melton, 29, were stopped as they prepared to flee after attempting to steal 27 cartons of cigarettes and several gallons of antifreeze.
A chaotic weather list from several cities blends with a homicide report. A 76 year old Detroit utility worker surrendered to police after confessing his wife Marie was slain. body found on bedroom floor as officers noted the suspect’s claim she nagged too much.
The ingreast in multimessage unit charges authorized by the Public Utilities Commission decision effective January 20 1968 will be subject to refunds if the decision is annulled by a court. Possible refunds may apply to initial period calls of five units or more and to some initial period calls of three or four units. Refunds are limited to no more than one message unit for the initial period rate. Refunds may also apply to additional periodic charges. The company will keep records to allow refunds except for coin box callers. Affected customers may claim refunds by providing telephone numbers involved and the date time and amount deposited, with hotel room details where applicable. If refunds occur they will be provided with notices. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company General Telephone Company of California Water and Telephone Company.
Senate Rackets Committee chair John L. McClellan urged AFL-CIO to purge the Operating Engineers union amid testimony alleging extortion and violence in Local 138 of Long Island and Local 3 of San Francisco. He pressed for perjury prosecutions and said hearings would continue, with AFL-CIO considering further action.
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