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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1951
Page
4
Pola Negri denies owing $4475 to New York perfumer Gus Fragus who filed suit two weeks earlier claiming the loan was made from March 1, 1946 to February 9, 1948. She says threats were made to payment and that Fragus waited too long to sue.
Sarvas Furniture Co of Long Beach reopens at 1152 E Pacific Coast Hwy with a new 140 foot window frontage store devoted to decorating and furnishing homes in the ultramodern motif. The display front lets motorists window shop from cars with slanted floors and a picture bar showing fixtures on swinging panels. The redecorated space uses modern colors and aims to meet today’s living needs without extreme or gaudy designs.
AIROLY Switzerland April 25 hundreds of Swiss soldiers worked all night to free the Milan Zurich express from an avalanche at the southern entrance of the St Gotthard tunnel. Dining car chief Hermann Koenig was killed and four railway workers were seriously injured.
Sarvas, who opened his first Long Beach shop in 1936, built a small operation into three large furniture stores in the area. He notes the rise of modern, livable furniture with practical and attractive colors, fabrics, finishes, and materials.
Canadian Consul General Harry Lee told Long Beach Kiwanis Club members that Canadians know more about the U S than Americans know about Canada. He cited close economic ties, export dependence on the United States, and growing cross-border tourism and investment, urging the friendship remain a model for others. Norman Masterson chaired the luncheon. President Robinson A. Reid presided.
In Yokohama Japan April 25 the death toll from a deadly train fire climbed to 104. Seven victims were later revised as 104 with three American soldiers among the dead as a power blaze ignited a wooden coach.
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