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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1959
Page
1
LA.C. argues a major rise in steel production costs will trigger inflation across the economy. Higher steel and product prices could drive wage gains and prompt government controls, risking a shift away from free enterprise and threatening pensions, securities, and overall market stability.
Frederick H. Mielser of Grand Rapids Michigan was chosen to succeed Strauss as Secretary of Commerce. President Eisenhower signaled swift Senate approval as backers voiced support and Mueller himself expected a smooth confirmation after acting secretary since November. The notice included praise from Senate leaders and a telegram relay via Mrs Eisenhower during the Savannah launch trip.
Miss Zora Squier, a 72 year old Chicago woman nicknamed the lady on the lam, appeared before Traffic Judge Norman N. Eiger after fleeing a speeding ticket three years ago. The judge offered a choice of $20 or 14 days in jail, which Squier said she would accept only to avoid missing a party, prompting a light exchange about postponing the date to Tuesday or Wednesday.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Long Beach court record entry dated 27 1941 in Los Angeles County. Details are unclear but indicate a docket or filing number C-10586 and a monetary amount of 2.00 with additional figures.
Ernest E. Paul 61 died Monday after 32 years in business at 2033 Pacific Ave. He opened a radio shop and later sold and serviced TVs. Survived by wife Helen, son Richard, daughter Marjorie. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Greek Orthodox Church. Display For Funeral Directors handled the arrangements.
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