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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1952

Page

7

Long Marriage Aces Time as Lambeths Mark 73rd Anniversary

Loma Linda· UP Mr and Mrs William W Lambeth celebrate their 73rd wedding anniversary with open house and quiet prayers. The pair, born in Alabama towns, married in Deport Texas and built lives as cattle rancher and landscape gardener. Their 101st birthday memories mix health faith and family with ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren. The couple’s daughter Miss Ellen Lambeth, 94 and blind, is cheerful and music-loving.

Loma Linda William W. Lambeth Dev Ashe Ther Lambeths Alabama Deport Texas Lambeth Arizona Palm Springs Ellen Toa Miss. Lambeth Pearl Crossland Georgia Page Willa Grube Hanford Robert Quartzsite Ariz Jack Orton Air Base San Bernardino Graandchildren

Czechoslovakia Faces Hunger and Rebellion Against Communists

Premier Zapotocky admitted discontent and rebellion amid food and coal shortages. He blamed supply gaps for unrest, noting workers shirk and plans may falter. He cited rising production but lagging wages and referenced the Slansky purge as scapegoat reflection.

Vienna Czechoslovakia Rude Prava Czechoolovak Antonin Zapococky Klement Gottwald Czchoslovakia Soviet Union Alice Zapotocky Kadno Tzerkoslovaks Kladny Rudolf Slansky Gottwald

US says writer Kaji aided spy ring in Japan

Washington informed Tokyo that writer Wataru Kaji was tied to a Communist spy ring in Japan and sought shelter from U S authorities. The note claimed Kaji lied about illegal detention and asserted espionage headquarters used Japanese intermediaries to contact US agents. Kaji reportedly admitted as a Communist intelligence officer, citing fear of his bosses and illness.

Tokyo United States Japan Wataru Kaji Sala Kaji Foreign Office Kaji Vladivostok North Korea U.S Sanzo Nozake O Tr Kail Yefage

Fun Ride Tumble Case Filed Over Amusement Zone Incident

Lois Velez, 16, of Wilmington, sues for 50 000 damages claiming a ride known as the octopus threw him to the ground last August. He says the ride arm detached and he suffered a broken jaw and spinal injuries. Defendants Curtis J and Elmer C Velars own and run the 30 foot high ride.

Lois Velez Fries St Wilmington Velez Valez Curtis J. and Elmer C. Velars

Vidor Love Nest Charges Denied

Hollywood report states actress Mary Anderson denies intimate relations with director King Vidor as controversy over a Paso Robles ranch tale grows. Esther Nicholas Vidor, seeking divorce, alleges a love nest with the 51-year-old filmmaker. Anderson calls the accusation unfounded and confirms only friendship.

Hollywood King Vidor Esther Nicholas Vidor Mary Anderson Paso Robles Calif Miss Anderson

Federal swine disease quarantine lifted in several states

The Agriculture Department lifted federal quarantines on areas in Illinois Missouri and Texas and imposed restrictions in Massachusetts Ohio and Pennsylvania. Quarantines have been removed from Maryland Missouri and Texas. Ten states remain affected with areas listed for California Illinois and others.

Washington Agriculture Department

Vidors' divorce suit hinges on unfounded charge claim

Mrs. Vidor, 51, says the accusation is completely unfounded as she fights a divorce suit filed after a 1937 marriage that ended in a September separation. The couple, once agreeing to a $249,970 settlement, had separated last year.

Vidor Vidtors

Reuther Condition Called Satisfactory After Gall Bladder Surgery

Walter Reuther, newly elected CIO president and head of the CIO United Auto Workers Union, was reported in satisfactory condition at Harper Hospital today after gall bladder removal surgery. He entered the hospital Sunday and had surgery Tuesday.

Detroit IUE Walter Reuthes CIO Harper Hospital United Auto Workers Union

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