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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1954
Page
7
A group of visiting Americans led by New Orleans Mayor De Lessups Morrison and industrialist Henry Kaiser depart by air for Uruguay on the final leg of a Latin American tour to play.
Readers are invited to submit a free entry blank at their newsstand for a prize drawing offering up to 10,000 dollars. The ad promises 10,141 chances to win and urges postmark by midnight Wednesday August 23. It emphasizes easy participation with no writing or purchasing required.
At the World Church Assembly in Evanston Illinois Mile. Barot urged greater participation by women, arguing a "department of cooperation" between men and women is needed for true church unity. She noted only 38 of 600 delegates were women and cautioned against aggressive feminism while stressing women's full abilities in church life.
Singer Anita O Day on five years probation from a narcotics possession conviction in Long Beach was released from jail in Kansas City after a habeas corpus hearing. Drummer John Thomas Poole, held since Friday, faces federal arraignment for illegal possession of codeine. Police note Los Angeles County officials did not seek probation violation proceedings. Poole previously pleaded guilty to marijuana possession in May 1953 after a trial in which police overheard a visitor offer narcotics in exchange for sexual favors.
An ad promotes HYPERETTES as a science backed formula for hypertension and capillary fragility. It claims late research supports fat dissolving elements and vitamins. Blood pressure checks are offered by trained counselors. limited stock at Schulman’s Health Food Stores with contact numbers for more information.
George T Grace testified he paid his brother Thomas 48500 from 1949 to 1951 for their late father's medical expenses. The hearings before the Senate Banking Committee examined government insured mortgages totaling 384,771,080 for 64 large housing projects. Thomas Grace, head of the NYC FHA office from 1935, supported his brother's account while The witness noted uncertainty about criminal law, and Sen Prescott Bush led the session seeking indictments.
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