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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1953
Page
11
Jean Simmons in Bondage for Hughes shows nearing completion as director George Hughes navigates a contract with Simmons. The article notes Simmons fashion and style during script development and includes cast details and the production context.
New York is flooded with long winter TV commercials reviving interest in reading. The piece lists gift books and color picture books as seasonal options, with quirky titles and celebrity references, urging practical, humorous gifts rather than routine presents.
A fragmented OCR item outlines a zodiac style chart with date ranges and birth signs. It mentions a declarative message from Galle Fortenvarran and refers to lessons circled in a chart, guiding readers to start at the top and read left to right with birth date ranges included.
The Long Beach theater section lists current film offerings and showtimes across venues Bay Belmont Chagle Imperial Lakewood State and more. Titles include Viva Zapata Redheads Botany Bay Peter Pan Fort Algiers and War of the Worlds with multiple daily starts and matinees noted alongside prices.
New York seven major recording companies and the American Federation of Musi cians threatened to halt manufacture of new records after January 1 as talks over a new contract stalled. The present pact with James Terrifle ’s union expires December 31 and a stalemate risks a No Contract to Work policy. Companies involved include Bell Capitol Columbia Teac a Mercury MGM and RCA Victor. The dispute focuses on musician demands and industry concessions.
Manila police raided a downtown apartment and seized an estimated 62500 in gold, US currency, and precious gems believed destined for Communist China. Three Chinese detained for investigation.
City traffic engineer Francis Burston found the Albuquerque area has been paying forty dollars a year since about 1949 for aight in the county.
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