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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1953
Page
8
A compact summary notes theories on Earth's birth about 3 billion years ago, hints of ongoing geological activity like mountain uplift, and a forecast of warming climate. It also touches on the sun’s long term fate billions of years ahead and links to biblical prophecy. Readers are invited to obtain Mark Reader’s Digest with 39 condensed articles from current magazines and books.
A weather outlook notes wet and cloudy conditions in the eastern half of the nation today with clear skies remaining in the West from the Rockies to the Pacific. No wintry weather is reported, temperatures near or above seasonal norms, and Douglas Wyoming records the coldest reading at 9 above. Light snow falls in parts of the Central Plains as rain and drizzle affect areas south in Oklahoma and Missouri.
Greenwich reports Tommy Manville, 58, asbestos heir, obtaining a license to marry Mrs. William Bishop Alvear, 29, a divorced mother of two from Union City. Anita Roddy Eden Manville, wife No 9, was found unconscious after taking sedatives in New York. a Mexican divorce dispute shadows the union.
A bomb exploded in front of the Communist party headquarters in Nice early today. It shattered an iron curtain protecting the entrance and cracked windows within 300 yards. Damage was estimated at about 5,000,000 francs.
Embarrassed by getting up at night burning or stinging urination backache bladder pressure from minor kidney and bladder irritation. The ad promotes CYSTEX as a non specific antibacterial relief with a money back guarantee and notes over 100 million tablets used.
In Madison Wisconsin a girl was trapped in icy water for about twenty minutes during a moonlit night at Mo hona Course water trap. Harold Hasfjord narrowly rescued by breaking through the ice. Lonnie Malm, 11, aided her three year old brother Ronnie and four others to safety. Marilyn Smith 12, Ronna Smith 13, Judy Olman 18, and Jackie Carson 11 were treated at a hospital for injuries or exposure.
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