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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1954
Page
5
A brief ad copy promotes a white medicated cream for burning feet. It touts fast softening action and easy application, urging readers to get the product today from a local seller or distributor.
In Sacramento a 47 year old man from Chino named Tarin sat at a west end bar singing along with jukebox music when a man beside him pulled a knife and stabbed him in the side before fleeing. He was treated at county hospital with the unknown motive suspected as mistaken identity.
Boston prosecutors opened a grand jury to probe Elmer Burke escape dubbed fantastic by officials. Witnesses from jail staff, police, and residents near the Suffolk County jail yard described the breakout from a locked yard and a later discovery of a gun in Roxbury. Two accomplices allegedly aided Burke as he fled through locked doors and bars held with chewing gum. a man in disguise was seen at the getaway wheel.
Councilwoman Rosa Lind Wiener of the Fifth Councilmanic District wed Beverly Hills attorney Eugene Wyman in a Sunday ceremony at the Statler Hotel. A full council quorum and many officials attended, with Rabbi Jacob Pressman presiding under a floral canopy. Mayor Poulson led a civic delegation at the service.
McCarthy said he may summon three senators as witnesses and plans to question others himself with consultations during the day. He and his associates will attend sessions, with Vogeler, a New York businessman, accompanying him as a friend.
Army court martial heard Lt Col Harry Fleming advised Korean War prisoners to sign a surrender leaflet. Maj David MacGhee testified Fleming and another officer encouraged signing the obnoxious paper. The trial in Falls Church also referenced Fleming discussing capitalism during a prison study session.
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