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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
6
WILLISTON Florida January 22 Two men robbed the Perk ins State Bank of about 10350 at lunchtime yesterday and fled in a black sedan. A state wide search is now underway for the suspects.
Arab village Ad Yazar near Tel Aviv faced a Jewish militia attack in which 12 Arabs were reported killed after seven Jewish settlers died at a roadblock. The Hagana said a convoy halted by fire, Arabs attacked another truck and were repelled by mortar and automatic fire. A second Jewish raid occurred between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv with one Jew killed and two wounded. The Palestine government and Jewish Agency called for statements on frontier guard efforts amid rising tensions.
Patricia, a Toledo teenager, listened as a judge sentenced a girl from Chicago to imprisonment for slaying John Lester Mee last year. The song, written by Felix Manuel Riguez known as Bobby Capa, drew tears from the defendant during the hearing.
Secretary of State George Marshall, visiting Fort Benning and nearby towns, relaxed with old pals at a banquet. He spoke nothing of recent secrets, instead recalling wartime colleagues, a cook named Maggie, and a horse named Mr Downie. He will address the National Cotton Council in Atlanta on the European recovery program’s impact on cotton.
Fragmentary report notes Claxton and four representatives at a conference shaping a European recovery plan. The text is incomplete with missing context and dates.
Ad promotes Nuature deodorant claiming two years of development with underarm odor control and instant odor disappearance. Also touts Nuatune and whipped cream product claims and a money back guarantee on a 100 unit purchase.
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