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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1957

Page

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Inflation Effects Expected Across Nation With Steel Price Hike

U S Steel announced an average six to a ton price increase effective July 1, aimed at offsetting wage rises. The move, likely echoed in other key industries, follows President Eisenhower’s call for inflation restraint. Congressional critics called the timing ill advised as the nation faces mounting living costs.

New York U.S. Steel Corp Big Steel Eisenhower Albert D-Okla Congress U.S. Steel Agus California American Legionnaires Uxnausters Robert J N. Young Nouth Crean Blvd Atlantic Ave Ab Ith St Alamitos Ave Treasury George M. Humphrey Commerce Sinclair Weeks Humphrey Senate Finance Committee Shor Agzi

Unrivaled L A Lawyer Nominated California Legion Commander

Alfred P. Chamie a World War TD infantry officer and Los Angeles attorney was nominated unanimously and virtually assured of election Thursday as commander of the California Department of the American Legion. Delegates surged through Municipal Auditorium chanting nominees as heat and music filled the riotous nominating session. Vice commanders for the 11 districts were named without opposition and nominations may continue at the time of the actual election later.

Alfred P. Channe American Legion Los Angeles California Department of the Legion Municipal Auditorium Chamie Elizabeth Alfred P. Chamie California Department of the American Legion Municipal Auditorum Legion A&th Harold Murphy San Bernardino Joseph Cornaggie Temple City

Coloring Valencia Oranges Aimed At Experimental Permit

The State Agriculture Department set a July 10 meeting in Los Angeles to discuss proposals permitting artificial coloring of Valencia oranges on an experimental basis.

Sacramento State Agriculture Department Los Angeles Valencia

Photos Back Hoffa Bribery Case Prompt Evidence

Washington government presented photos claimed to show Teamsters Vice President James Hoffa paying $2,009 to Senate investigator John Cyvest Cheasty for confidential Labor Rackets Committee files. The photos were admitted as surprise evidence in Hoffa and Hy man Fischbach’s bribery conspiracy trial, with Cheasty describing the payoff on a Washington street on March 12. Hoffa allegedly handed over the documents and money in a hotel-area exchange after meeting Cheasty, with further remarks about Beck and Shefferman surrounding the incident.

Washington Teamsters Janes R Hoffa Senate Matthews Hoffa New York Atty John Cyve Cheasty Cheasty Washington Street Dave Beck Naethan Shefferman Chicago Dye

Inspiring Address By Cecil B DeMille At Downtown Long Beach

The article notes Cecil B. DeMille spoke before the Downtown Long Beach Associates annual meeting. It praises his humbleness and religion, lauding his defense of freedom against godless forces. DeMille’s Ten Commandments cost $13 million.

Cecil de Mille Long Beach Associates Cecil B. de Mille

La Jawa and Hone Dreams through a Humid June

In a readible fragment, the WM describes a conversation about “La Jawa” versus “La Jawla” and a planned visit. An uncle in Minneapolis is cited as influencing travel ideas, with a tentative schedule hinted for June or Hulu amid a misty, uncertain tone.

Junie WM Minneapolis

Gusty Audrey leaves Cameron wrecked and flooded

Hurricane Audrey battered the Louisiana Texas coast killing at least 17 and injuring many. Lake Charles reported about 250 hospitalizations and 20 760 refugees at shelters. Cameron was isolated with widespread destruction and rising water as Coast Guard and guardsmen sought to reach residents.

Larry Stephenson Lake Charles Cameron Stephenson Coast Guard Nier Audrey Louisiana-Texas Gulf of Mexico Join Mecom Red Cross Hadl Lake Charles Tater Stanley Meisler Wea Fort Arthur Tex Luke Charles Meisler

Nickerson Defends Army Missile Program at Hearing

HUNTSVILLE Ala Lt Col John C Nickerson Jr condemned Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson for grave errors in curtailing the Army missile effort. He said the cuts would weaken bombat power and warned a fate similar to Brig Gen Billy Mitchell. He acknowledged obeying Wilson while insisting more facts were needed before changing the order. He returned to the stand amid calm testimony and pressed his case for Army missiles.

Huntsville Ala John C. Nickerson Jr Defense Charles E. Wilson Wilson Eisenhower Nickerson William Billy) Mitchell Mitchell Nickers Air Force Nicker T Son Xrekbason Son

Randy Alive Hounds Find Boy Still Hunt Girl

In Yosemite National Park near Bridalveil Creek camp, a search party found Randy Libby, 34, five miles from Dinkey Creek, while a large group continued to hunt for missing Shirley Miller, 4, and her sister Carol, 7, with hundreds of volunteers and park rangers involved. The boy was clothed in orange and black, unharmed.

Fresno Calif Mea. Bay High Sierras Glenn Dillon Bridalveil Creek Yosemite National Park Baflger Pass Randy Nickerson Washington Wilson Pentagons Shirley Air Force Yosemite Algo

Nickerson Addresses National Security in Army Range Claim

Nickerson stated concern for national security and voiced conviction that the Army could produce a 1.0 mile range guidance system. The remarks underscored defense tech considerations amid ongoing discussions.

Ore Nickerson

Wife Tells Horror in Dope Case in Divorce Trial

Mrs. Jane Xendey testifies in the divorce case against Dr. Gordon Xanider, a 42 year old Inglewood physician earning 500000 annually, alleging he induced narcotics withdrawal and caused "indescribable days" in a hospital in 1953. She describes horror and urges the court to grant the divorce.

Angeles Jane Xendey Gordon W. Xanider Inglewood Xander Julius V. Patrosso

Sailors to Wear Ships Names on Uniform Sleeves

Navy announces all shipboard enlisted personnel below petty officer will wear ship-name sleeve marks on dress blues and whites starting Monday. The initiative, adopted after a fleet trial, aims to boost unit identity. Sailors report aboard a ship for duty to receive marks and return them when detached.

Chich Will Yweay Uith Naval District Navy

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