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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1953
Page
32
DETROIT reports the body of Anthony Novak aged 60 has lay in the county morgue for 83 days. A union death benefits claim may allow a decent burial under AFL Building Service Employes Union. Novak, a bowling alley pin setter, died after a rival union was formed. Union dues held by es crow await court decision on which union is entitled to the funds.
Long Beach Air Force base enlisted man Johannes Franz, 22, a German citizen awaiting American naturalization, once lived in Russia for three years. He predicts a spring revolution in the Soviet Union, expecting East Germany and Poland to join, and says Russians largely reject communism though leaders keep them aligned. He believes the Iron Curtain may lift and Russians will go home if revolt occurs, and notes that service in the U.S. Armed Forces aids his Americanization despite slang challenges.
The Times-Picayune reports General Mark Clark, UN commander in Korea, may attend his son Maj William D Clark's wedding to Audrey Caire Loflin in New Orleans on August 3. Clark reportedly received Washington approval to travel from the Far East if the Korean truce permits.
The Long Beach Power Squadron will stage its annual beer bust on July 28 at the Sportsman's Club located at 3623 Santa Fe Ave. Public information officer Paul W. McGinnis announced the event.
New York hospital reports Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio expects to return to Washington next Wednesday after hip treatment begun July 4. He entered the hospital for medical care and is listed in satisfactory condition.
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