Bandit Shot In Long Beach Market Robbery
A young bandit shot Long Beach market owner Sam Scharlin in the arm during a holdup yesterday afternoon at a Keystone Market on Normandie Avenue. Scharlin, who fought the attacker, was treated and transferred for care. the assailant fled, leaving a paper sack mask and a single action .22 pistol behind.
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Trend of Stock Prices for Past Week Analyzed
The analysis examines weekly stock price movements with emphasis on General Motors and related market patterns. It notes declines, rallies, and historical bear and bull cycles, citing dates and figures, and discusses inflation, inventories, and analyst theories about market turning points.
Boy Tarred and Beaten in Frat Rite
In MOSILE Alabama Fen 24 UP a high school fraternity initiation left 15 year old David M Campbell Jr tarred and beaten with feather straps. He and four others were stripped, tarred, had a liquid poured on them, lashed with leather whips, and paraded in a car before being sent home. Campbell’s parents found him later and he was hospitalized with bruises. Sigma Phi Omega president Ralph Largay apologized and indicated possible discipline or restitution.
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Amaranth Danse at Belmont Recreation Center Tonight
The Amaranth Verdes Chapter hosts a monthly dance at Belmont Recreation Center beginning at 8 30 tonight with Violet Berggren's orchestra providing music. Also note the municipal band concert scheduled for tomorrow is canceled due to Auditorium unavailability. James E Son, assistant band director, announced the changes.
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Investors Group honors top sales rep John Barnes
John Barnes of Long Beach, local representative of Investors Diversified Services, Inc., Minneapolis, earned national honors for a record 193 mutual fund sales in the area. He will receive special awards and join the firm’s President's Club, among the top 1900 sales reps. Four months later the stock market peak remained elusive.
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Man Hopes to Sell Story of Murder
A Missouri man Clifford Mor rig Almas 19 of Elsinore Missouri pointed out a body near Henderson. He told officers he wanted to sell his story like a notorious killer Cook. County officials said Almas spoke of a $75000 payoff for a similar tale. Authorities pursued leads across state lines to locate the missing body and question suspects.
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Safer Solid Oil Well Explosives Promised by C Fonts
New solid oil well explosives may replace nitroglycerin in well shooting experts say danger from nitroglycerin handling and transport may ease with the No 69 solid detonator used in shallow work while the No 2 liquid counterpart and No 3 solid variant expand deep-well applications General Petratoum advances Harbor Community work toward Wilmington field drilling data from multiple wells shows progress and closures Shell and Edison operations report several completions with barrels of oil produced API funds marine sediment research with University of California to study crude oil formation via the Scripps Institute of Oceanography project at Ventura Ave.
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Dewey Urges U S Troop Deployment to Europe Debate
Gov Dewey urges rapid U S troop deployment to Europe to bolster Western defenses against communism. He defends trimming fortress America talk, says war impact is global, and asserts troops abroad are necessary for self preservation, prompting Taft’s forthcoming testimony.
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Pay Freeze Will Be Revised- Wilson
Wilson outlines plans for mobilization and defense production over the next two to three years to keep peace through strength. He emphasizes expanding capacity, higher taxes, price and wage controls, and safeguards against inflation while maintaining economic strength. He signals expected wage formula changes and ongoing policy consultations with labor and agriculture leaders.
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Solons Probe RFC Loans Aiding Political Pressure Queried
Senate subcommittee widens inquiry into pressure on RFC for large government loans. Truman releases RFC letters 790 to 800 amid accusations of congressional influence. White House suggests reform to fractionalize RFC board and centralize loan decisions, Fulbright leads probe into improper congressional leverage.
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New Storm Heads for L.B. 3 Deaths Laid to Rainfall
Thunder roared as a southeast wind battered Long Beach harbor. Three deaths were attributed to recent rainfall while a midwinter storm disrupted the 22nd annual regatta and forced yacht rescues. Snow fell across the region with several inches reported on mountain highways. Santa Catalina Island saw a hailstorm as Chicago Cubs spring training arrived. Chain requirements were issued for Southland mountain passes. Rain totals ranged from Santa Ana Valley to Los Angeles with multiple coastal readings.
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Wild West Singer Bullwhips Himself on Stage
In London at a Shepherds Bush theater Howard Jones, a singer billed as Wild West, wore a cowboy outfit and cracked a 12 foot bullwhip causing a forehead cut from its backlash. The show paused for repairs before continuing.
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