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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1956
Page
2
Belgrade institutes a fifteen dollar fee to honk cars unless drivers prove necessity as a traffic noise control move. The measure follows prior steps like traffic lights to curb horn confusion in the Yugoslav capital. A photo caption notes Moe Steinberg millinery in New York with a black straw bonnet featuring velvet buttons.
A Denver area sixth grader Sharon Bregimer, 11, earned 1.55 as an occasional worker at school events to supplement her allowance. An envelope arrived noting 24 cents withheld for federal income tax and 1 cent for state income tax by Denver School District No. 1.
Archduke Ferdinand and Countess Helen Toerring revealed plans for an engagement as police report notes. Officer John Zichek’s chain of custody of a missing beagle ends with a suspect, Gunner, a cousin of Archduke Otto. The dog was found after a man named Donald Covert helped by locating it in traffic. The wedding is set for April at a venue tied to the countess family.
Sacramento police report Donald Erby, 26, is suspected in a peeping incident after a complaint by four women. He allegedly admitted five local burglaries and claimed he was waiting for an old lady to go to bed to steal her car.
General Twining asserted that American air power, not land or sea strength, deterred Soviet attacks and has kept the great potential enemy from striking at home. He cautioned the Soviets fear air power, noting Russia’s ground force advantage and that only a costly loss would deter, while praising U.S. air capability to deliver strong retaliation.
Washington reports ex ICC chief admits to a contract matter tied to a Chicago rail project. He denies using his office to aid a haul train service and asserts no reflection on the ICC. Senate subcommittee released testimony from Cross and Jethers, with Cross resigning after the controversy.
In Louisville juvenile court Judge Louis A. Jul ordered two 0 year olds to repay 108 dollars for a school break-in. The pay-by-you-steal policy requires youths to earn cash for every item stolen as part of their punishment.
Kerrville Texas reports the death of Dr Sam E Thompson an international tuberculosis expert at age 84 He developed new treatment techniques wrote over 25 books and articles on the disease and began his work after contracting TB in 1911 He sought treatment at Carlsbad Sanatorium near San Angelo and moved from San Angelo to Kerrville in 1917 to establish a sanatorium
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