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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1958
Page
2
Attorney Myron Glumber denied endorsing a Jewish citizens report clearing Rep. Craig Hosmer of injecting racial or religious issues. He condemned the pamphlet described as a prog raphy and urged all candidates to avoid religious bias in the campaign.
Blumberg challenged a Hosmer press release quoting attorney Harry Albert, saying there was no intent to inject race or religion into the campaign. The release followed a conference with Albert and others, alleging biased material about Craig Hosmer. A Democratic club meeting invites locals to join and notes candidates Pinth and Griffin. An Athletes Committee for Kennick Assembly is formed, led by Dr Steve Seymour praising Kennick’s support for youth sports and clean living.
Portland police said a man surrendered Monday and confessed setting 23 of 29 recent fires. Darrell J. Roesberg, 32, identified by Detective Lt. Dudley Nelson, caused damage in industrial plants, warehouses and rooming houses, with several fires costing thousands of dollars.
LA.C. says Long Beach voters are receiving sample ballots for the November 4 election after paper shortages delayed printing. The piece notes 39 major issues totaling over a billion dollars in bonds, with Prop 1 and Prop 5 highlighted as potential increases in debt and salaries. It criticizes unbalanced pro and con pamphlets and urges voters to read thoroughly to avoid a blanket no on all propositions.
London reports that Sir Denis Truscott, the Lord Mayor, was mocked by a schoolgirl who wrote an essay describing him as “covered in fur and goes around in a coach.” The piece notes she calls him a newcomer with many affairs in the city and sparked reaction.
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