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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1951
Page
16
A historical brief discusses an arterial blood infusion technique proposed to rapidly raise blood pressure in emergencies. The article mentions a method of injecting blood into an artery to reverse shock, with notes on pulse, pressure, and the potential risks and limitations observed by early practitioners.
A brief note mentions a marine lawyer and a boy related to legal matters. The text includes scattered phrases about parents and guardians and various names, suggesting a fragmented obituary or notice. No clear events or dates are present in the readable portion.
A two day festivity unfolds amid long Bevel Graben with a tied event and several speakers. Participants include local leaders from Coney Nee and Miss Sid Vado as well as visitors from Palau and Ponape. The program features a history display and a Genies at stribent exhibit with CPT eegsinin.
Unclear fragments describe a local citation event with names and places garbled. Readable terms include a company and a turney or farebeene reference at five. The text references a posh ben, a commany, and a citizenry context, but concrete actions or outcomes are not discernible.
The readable fragment mentions Mexico College and appears to be garbled OCR text with names and phrases tangled together. It references people and places in a disjointed way, offering little coherent event or action to summarize into a clear news item.
Titoism spurred a sweeping split inside European communism over the past year with purges in Italy France Czechoslovakia and East Germany. Moscow labels Titoism a deadly disease threatening Stalinist unity and signals fiercer campaigns to purge deviationists while Titoist influence spreads among top cadres and satellite parties.
Former North Dakota residents plan the annual North Dakota State Society picnic at Recreation Park in LB today. Officials expect 50,000 to attend with 40,000 seated. recent purge reports cite hundreds of expulsions, demotions, and suspensions amid anti communist actions in the era.
An Edith Earl Warren, governor of California, remains hospitalized in San Francisco with neuralgia and arm pain. Doctors say rest is needed and expect several days before a return to Sacramento. Only family members are allowed to visit as he continues treatment.
The Propeller Club of Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor will host a Tuesday noon session in Los Angeles with a report on Kea uhina by club chaplain Rev. J Whitcomb Hrougher Jr. He returns from a Orient tour as guest of American President Lines.
British officials say Britain will invest and keep a strong market share in India while American capital flows more slowly. Reasons include Asia turbulence, fears over nationalization, and doubts about India’s long term stability and labor costs. Indian officials note a remarkable progress record and plan to welcome foreign capital with localized staffing and training requirements.
Pastor Rev Raymond Aikens says the series at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Lemon Ave and 17th St Erie will end with morning and evening services The guest soloist for both services will be Bob Shawhan Youth for Christ singer
The National Office Management Association Long Beach chapter holds its monthly meeting at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the Supper Room of the Lafayette Hotel. Douglas A Newcomb superintendent of schools speaks, with business teachers and local high school students attending. W A Goldsmith discusses Eastman Oil Well Survey Co behind the scenes, Erl DeFreitas reports on a recent management experiment, and Vito Romani leads a dramatic production titled Double Cake to illustrate office management methods.
The Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital requests forty male attendants. Dr. E V Edwards, the manager, says no prior experience is needed. Pay is $2200 yearly with board and room for single men, cost $1.50 daily. Eligible applicants should bring honorable discharge papers to the employment office near the nest gate by Bellflower River and Anaheim Street. Interviews are Mondays through Fridays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
MOKKE Belgium February 10 A resilient Belgians push a billion dollar coastal resort and casino project along a 20 mile North Sea strip led by Gustave Nellens. The Reserve hotel and a 2 million gambling casino anchor an affluent community with 3000 villas 100 hotels and two golf courses. The resort attracts about 100000 Belgians in summer and hosts lavish New Year festivities. The casino operates under government oversight with a 2.8 percent winnings levy.
Long Beach Community Players announce auditions tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. for parts in The Gentleman From Athens to be staged at the new center stage theater 2021 E Anaheim St. The comedy and its cast include 3 women and 16 men to be chosen from the Long Beach area. Director Herbert Yenne states all area residents are eligible to try.
St Francis Film The Holy Name Society sponsors the regional film St Francis of Assisi to be shown in Holy Innocents parish hall at 19th Street and Pasadena Avenue. Showtimes are 10 p.m. for children and 7 30 p.m. for general attendance with short subjects. Proceeds go to the new organ fund.
Community notices include the Motel Association meeting at Miller's Cafe 2216 Pacific Ave Thursday at 2:30 p.m. VFW Auxiliary 4144 meets Tuesday at Veterans Memorial at 9 p.m. War Mothers Vic tor'43 hold luncheon Tuesday noon at Veterans Memorial. J & G Club rummage sale at 1152 Pine Ave tomorrow and Tuesday. American Flag presented to Boy Scout Troop 156 by Golden State Auxiliary VFW last week. South Dakota State Society hosts dinner at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in Machinists Bldg with business and entertainment. Lincoln Sewing Club LO GAR meets Tuesday noon at Mrs Elzora Niestrath 414 W Seventh St. circle meeting Wednesday at Veterans Memorial. OFS Chapter 502 observes reeobligation ceremony Wednesday at Searealight Masonic hall 2821 E Anaheim St with Ruth Bacon as social chairman.
Washington Feb 10 Communist Russia adopts a capitali middle man role with satellites buying goods from East Germany to Shanghai and reselling via Moscow. Satellites trade through Moscow, not directly, with profits skimmed by the center. Experts note Russia acts as seller of key commodities. China’s role shifts as Moscow expands influence.
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