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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1951

Page

6

Cohen Faces Arrest If He Visits Texas

USTIN Texas April 5 GP Gambler Mickey Cohen may face arrest if he travels to Texas after the Texas crime committee chair announced they do not want extradition at this time. Cohen was indicted for contempt by the Travis County grand jury for failing to attend a committee hearing. El Paso officers W D White and John Hartridge were fired for hospitality to Cohen and plan to appeal. Hartridge cited absence for two days including time with Cohen and White was accused of association with a known criminal.

Ustin Texas Mickey Cohen Texas Crime Committee Cohen Los Angeles Travis County Grand Jury Fred Meredith el Paso W. D. White Dio John Hartridge Civil Service Commission Roy Vinson Hartridge White R. H. Lesser Ralph Marmoleja

Brotherhood to Hear Dr Tiner at Friday Dinner

Dr Hugh E Tiner Pepperdine College president and UNESCO regional director speaks at the Brotherhood of Bellflower Community Presbyterian Church dinner Friday. A native Texan, he earned a PhD in 1944 after studies at Abilene Christian Stanford USC, helped establish Pepperdine in 1927 and became youngest U S college president in 1939. Guest soloist is Mrs Constance Brewer of Long Reach.

Hugh Tiner Pepperdine College Los Angeles Brotherhood of Bellflower Community Presbyterian Church Southern California Unesco American Association For the United Nations Abilene Christian College Stanford University University of Southern California United States Constance Brewer Long Reach

Sawdust Purple Orange for Show Boosts Heart Fund

New York April 5 The Ringling Bros circus opened its 1951 season at Madison Square Garden with a charity performance for the New York Heart Association raising about 190000. Hollywood stars, Snow White sets, and a 40 foot suspended act highlighted the spectacle while a few attendees snuck into the crowd.

New York Metropolitan Opera Lauritz Melchior Gypsy Rose Lee Miss Lee Madison Square Garden Ringling Bros Barnum and Bailey New York Heart Association Jimmy Durante Eddie Jackson Bill Bailey Laurite Melchior Heart Association Money Chest Don Ameche Buddy Rogers Tony Martin Bert Lahr Jack Dempsey Bob Hope Frances Langford Sid Caesar Arthur Godfrey Hollywood Mounturn

Brother Sues for Entire Estate of Mrs. Henry Ford

Detroit April 5 report states Edgar Le gav RArvant filed notice to claim Mrs. Henry Ford’s multi million estate. Bryant seeks $8,500 and says Ford owed him for services. probate court plans an April 18 hearing on claims, while large gifts to Edison Institute and to two grandchildren are noted.

Henry Ford Edgar Legav Rarvant Detroit Ford Edison Institute Bryant Dearborn Ford Henry Ford Motor

Buying of Good Stocks Held Way to Build Estate

John L. Kerr, financial engineer, told the Chamber of Commerce breakfast forum that prudent buys of common stocks help modest earners build an estate and gain part ownership in great enterprises. He urged buying sound stocks and holding them, noting a New York trust company achieved substantial growth with permanent investments. Kerr advised comparing market price to about 20 times normal earnings. Lloyd L. Stanley Jr introduced him.

John L. Kerr Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Forum Kerr Kerr & Company Los Angeles New York Lloyd L. Stanley Jr Forum

Millbrae publisher killed in press strangulation

MILLBRAE Calif April 5 6 Peter Loftus 48 editor and publisher of the weekly Millbrae Sun was killed last night when his necktie caught in a press and strangled him. His wife Anne said he was working alone.

Millbrae Calif Peter Loftus Millbrae Sun Anne

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