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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1954
Page
4
A Long Beach health notice describes a treatment method by Dr. Duncan D.C. that allegedly normalizes body systems, relieves joint pain, relaxes muscles, improves circulation, digestion, sleep, energy, and work desire after the first $3.00 exam and treatment. Office details provided as 2315 EB 7th St with Bh. 8-2403.
A selected Dayton audience will view a Russian built MIG-15 jet fighter in flight on Wednesday at Wright-Patterson Field. The plane, brought by a deserting North Korean pilot to U.N. forces, was paid $100,000. communists have not claimed ownership. The Air Force organizes the flight for newsmen.
UNIONTOWN Pa. Joe Durant a 48 year old disabled miner who has spent seven months seven nights a week air raid spotting duties will take a free trip to Pittsburgh as a guest of the Army to watch a filter center event providing a rare respite from his long shift schedule.
The Communist party in Georgia says it has purged 3011 members for embezzling or misappropriating collective farm or co operative funds. The purge follows Beria’s fall and execution, with Transcaucasus party shakeups. Moscow radio reports Stefanik’s dismissal as deputy premier in Ukraine.
The United Kingdom Chamber of Shipping accuses U S restrictions on trade with Red China of overreach and harm to British shippers. It cites armed guards aboard British ships in American waters and other measures, while U S officials deny the incidents. The row centers on McCarthy’s stance and the UN ban turning into wider friction.
A fragmentary report notes a person named Joe standing alone atop a bank building from midnight to early morning. He explains his faithfulness with a line about Uncle Sam, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
Travelers speak of limited activity and patience as the airfield sees few planes. Residents express relief that the lull means safer skies and minor progress in a long wait for clearer days.
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