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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1953

Page

2

New York Nightlife Prices Spark Holiday Headache

The city’s glittering night clubs posted cover charges from 10 to 55 dollars plus drinks tips and transit. Hotels like Hotel Pierre and Maison on the Central White Way show high minimums, with inclusions from dinner to champagne. Irvin H. Kramer of the Maison refuses party room rentals, urging travelers to find other venues for late nights and sleep.

New York City New York Pierre Moison Irvin H. Kramer

Wedding Charivarl Lands in Court at Moncton NB World Record

Alfie LeBlanc and his bride set off a 14 night ear blasting noise in College Point NB triggering a disturbance. Police arrested three ring leaders as magistrate W F Lane scheduled a January 19 ruling.

Moncton New Brunswick College Point Alfie LeBlanc Alfie W. F. Lane

Family of McCarthy brothers dominate crowded Philadelphia hospital

St Christopher's Hospital for Children in Philadelphia is crowded but family centered. Four McCarthy brothers ages 7, 6, 5, and 3 were admitted for tonsillectomies, with their uncle Dr Charles Q De Luca performing the operations. Their father Frederick accompanied them but left to tend to five other children while awaiting news on a potential delivery.

St. Christopher's Hospital For Philadelphia McCarthy Brothers Justin Patrick Michael Jere Charles Q. de Luca Frederick Jeanne Albert Kevin

Free wine taps at Hotel Terminus in Dijon

In Dijon, France, the Hotel Terminus has installed double spigots in each room that pour white or red wine for guests at no cost with no consumption limit. The feature mirrors a lighthearted note on local quirks as a separate story mentions Albany California’s library restroom omission during a council meeting with architects.

Las Vegas Dijon France Paris Burgundy California Albany

Eisenhower plan faces Southern criticism over defense aid

Senators Maybank Sparkman and Hill condemn a federal bid to steer defense contracts to areas with high unemployment, arguing it breaks campaign promises and hurts Southern mills. Republicans praise tax write offs and set-asides while Hagerty defends the policy as new. The plan, outlined earlier by Arthur Fleming, mirrors a Truman approach and echoes a previous, aborted Carter-era effort.

Washington LLP Eisenhower Congress Wek Maybank Sens Sparkman D.-Ala Hill Little White House Augusta Senate James C. Hagerty Truman Hagerty Ben Arthur S. Flemming Defense Mobilization Flemming New England Sen George Georgia James C. Davis D.-Gs Sal Kensall R.-Mass

ADA Claims 5000 Boost in Membership

The six year-old Americans for Democratic Action reports 45,000 dues paying members, up 5,000 from last year, crediting gains to a campaign against McCarthyism. ADA urges new Congress rules to protect witness rights as it promotes liberalism countermeasures. Founded in 1947, it advocates political action and endorsed Adlai Stevenson in 1952. A pamphlet notes 45,000 members paying 3 or more annual dues to 125 chapters in 39 states.

Washington Americans For Democratic Action ADA Session of Congress Adlai E. Stelvenson

Local Notice From Long Beach Post Office 1888

Postal service notice from Long Beach California dated March 16 1888 lists Post Office action under the 1870 act. Details reference the Audit Bureau of Clarification and mention Sunday publication at Sixth Street and Pins Avenue.

Sixth Street Pins Avenue Long Basch 12 California Audit Bureau of Long Beach

Magsaysay Sworn In as Philippines Leader Warns Reds

Ramon Magsaysay, 46, sworn in before 100000 supporters as the Philippines third president. He pledges an honest efficient government and seven point program to raise living standards, boost security, and crush the Huk rebellion while seeking firmer ties with the United States and Asia. He warns Communist conspirators there can be no compromise with disloyalty.

Manila Ramon Magsaysay Magsaysay

Solon cautious on the plan for demo huddle

Sen Russell of Georgia the Democratic leader calls Eisenhower’s State of the Union preview an excellent idea but cautions he will not pledge blanket support. He notes Democrats could veto much of the president’s agenda amid a split Congress.

Washington Russell D.-Ga Eilsenhower Senate Congress Eisenhower White “House Sen. McCarran D- 1 White House Sen Ferguson R.mich GOP

Head Ache Money Sickness Linked to Money Problems

A Boston doctor at the AAAS meeting says many ailments such as stomach trouble headaches and back pain may stem from money sickness a virus of the dollar. The illness relates to emotional upsets from money meaning and spending, affecting varied earners from misers to executives.

Boston Amer‘lican Association For the Advancement of Science Bos Lton Malsey Kaufman

Hallinan Plans Fight to Disbar Him

San Francisco Vin cent Hallinan a 1952 Progressive party presidential candidate fights a state bar recommendation to strip him of the right to practice law. He was found guilty last month of evading 36729 in income taxes. His attorney argues tax evasion does not involve moral turpitude under the disbarment law.

San Francisco Vincent Hallinan Progressive Party State Bar of California State Supreme Court Hallinan Benjamin Dreyfus

For Sale Ad Teases Item in Classifieds

Look for it in the Classifed section and sell through the For Sale ad. Phone 6 2071.

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