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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1954
Page
5
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On day eight of a World War II era court martial in Washington Up, psychiatrist Dr Morris Klemerman testified that Corporal Edward Dickenson of Cracker's Cove Virginia shows a passive aggressive personality. He described Dickenson as timid and weak with insecurity and deprivation shaping his guilt toward his parents and his reluctance to persist in struggle. The defense sought a deposition from Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, but the prosecution objected. Dickenson's mother, Mrs. Bessie Dickenson, suffered a nervous attack and was ordered to rest.
The Harbor District Democratic Club meeting on April 22 at Town Hall endorsed the U S Senator from California for re election. Members praise long public service in Northern and Southern California and cite past endorsements and non partisan leadership. Signed by President Tom D Velanis and Vice President Nick Varzak.
The Harbor District Democratic Club backs Mayor Lyman B. Sutter for municipal judge Herbert C. Legg for supervisor 1st District William S. Grant for assemblyman 70th District Robert C. Kirkwood for state controller Sheriff Eugene W. Biscailuz seeking re election and George E. Johnson for state treasurer.
An interview with Formosa's Formosan government papers quotes Japan's ambassador Kenkichi Yoshizawa saying over 100,000 Russian advisers are being sent to Red China to brainwash the Chinese people and supervise various projects. The remarks appear in official Formosan publications.
In San Francisco a judge ordered Breckinridge to pay his mother Adelaide Murphy Breckinridge Roberts $14,000 immediately and continue $700 monthly for life. The 1951 agreement, tied to a large estate from 1946, stems from the Comstock Lode era fortune. The case frames a long family dispute over support amid a high-profile but eccentric heir living in England.
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