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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
4
A Briit tain resident associated with the National Safety First mavens was fined two pounds after driving 40 to 45 miles per hour in a 30 mph zone on a Wednesday. The incident highlights ongoing traffic safety concerns raised by the group.
Retail price movements show little overall change with eggs down 2 to 6 cents a dozen in many stores and pork roasts reduced a few cents per pound in some outlets. Fresh fruits and vegetables mixed with declines in some items offset by increases in others, while turkey prices remain attractive post Thanksgiving. Meat specials highlighted include beef rump roasts and lamb legs, with continued emphasis on fish, veal, and turkey in various markets. California Navel oranges appear in markets from coast to coast as the season begins.
United Press Defence Letter reports a medical authority warns against assuming sex change is feasible for most people. He notes sex is largely fixed, with transformation possible only in extremely rare cases. Discusses elimination of superficial traits and potential need for surgeries and hormones to address primary sex characteristics.
A Texas woman, Beatrice L. Phillips of San Antonio, was advised by the New Mexico secretary of state to travel to Lea Roosevelt or Curry County to wed by proxy to a U S serviceman in Japan. Proxy marriages have been performed in New Mexico during and after the war.
Landscape gardener James Jarvis, a widower from Bellingham Washington, arrived by plane Wednesday to wed his Scottish childhood sweetheart Agnes Matthieson, a widow aged 73. They last saw each other in Scotland years ago.
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