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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1955
Page
2
An all steel 15 ton twin engine boat, built by a former Mississippi River pilot, failed to launch in St. Louis as a trailer could not move it from Lloyds backyard. Jay W. Lloyd, 49, plans to move the craft once a heavier hauler is secured, describing the project as a retirement home on the water.
In Edinburgh Scottish officer Billy Graham told soldiers that hydrogen war could come any time unless a thorough spiritual revival occurs. He warned the world may face peace only if enough people are transformed by Christ via services at Bedford Barracks. A second part notes servicemen reacting as Graham asked them to confess faith. one man displayed a tattoo reading Stinky.
Reports from St Joseph Sacramento and Los Angeles describe a defense communication test failing due to eavesdroppers and a foul up near the western end. The attempt aimed to link filter centers in five cities with an 11 second connection. The piece contrasts with the old Pony Express.
WaGOYA Japan auto firms refused Red China's trade mission plant inspections saying they will not exhibit techniques to fallen nations. Five firms rejected the inspection tour. eight are listed on the first.
Manila reports 432 dead from Friday earthquakes in Mindanao with about 2,000 injured and 12,000 left homeless as rescue efforts continue across affected towns and cities.
Fragmentary OCR item shows a publication audit line with monetary figures and delivery charges. It mentions a weekly monthly year cadence and a post office entry date in 1888 at Long California under March act, indicating archival or imprint details. The legibility is poor and key names or events are incomplete.
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