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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1951

Page

3

Pennies Biggest Culprits in Mint Shortage

Philadelphia Mint Superintendent Edwin H Dressel cites pennies as a key drain on coin supply as demand surges with harvests and seasonal use. He notes pennies, parking meters, vending machines and taxes strain availability while mint operates on borrowed funds awaiting congress approval.

Philadelphia Mint Edwin H. Dressel Philadelphia Mint Charlotte N. C Federal Reserve Bank United States South Carolina New Jersey Middle West Francisco West Coast Dressell Congress

Two Long Beach Attorneys Attend Meeting in San Francisco

Attorneys Joseph A. Ball and Roland G. Swaffield depart by plane this afternoon for San Francisco to join a meeting of the American College of Trial Lawyers. Ball recently joined the college board of regents and Swaffield became a member, the only Long Beach lawyers among the group. Eligibility requires 15 years of practice, 50 major cases as chief counsel, and 50 major cases as associate counsel.

Joseph A. Ball Roland G. Swaffield San Francisco American College of Trial Lawyers Ball B Board

Iran Oil Plan Under Study

Tehran reports W Averell Harriman and Sir Francis Shepherd pursue the meaning of Iran’s offer to reopen talks with Britain over the oil nationalization dispute. Iran’s oil board insists Britain must recognize the nationalization law before discussions can begin on restoring oil flows. The Anglo Iranian Oil Co. holdings are central to the contention.

Tehran Iran W. Averell Harriman Francis Shepherd Truman London Anglo-Iranian Oil Co

Fath Fashions Bring Back Full Skirts to Paris Runway

Paris fashion hour reveals Jacques Fath fall winter collection with down to mid calf skirts, voluminous hems, and tiny waisted bodices. Black and white dominates, paired with smoky tones and rich fabrics like velvets and tafetas. Dramatic capes open to bright linings, romantic era notes appear in rhinestones lace berths and guimpe sleeves.

Paris Jacques Fath Fath

Child Struck by Car Sustains Skull Fracture

A year old girl named Lois M. Chaffin was injured Wednesday when a car driven by Alice B. Bale struck her on a Santa Paula street. Police said the youngster has a fractured skull. Fire department ambulance service was declined for treatment at Seaside Hospital.

Pakistan Calls Up Four Battalions to Bolster Defense

In Karachi on July 27 the government announced the call up of four battalions of the national guard to back the regular army amid the Kashmir dispute with India. A two mile long march of about 50,000 people marked Defense Day as Moslem League leadership urged sacrifices, shops closed, and prayers held.

Karachi Pakistan India Kashmir Moslem League Party Soaquat Ali Khan

Taft Criticizes Truman On Military Reprisals

Washington July 27 Sen Taft Ohio challenged President Truman denial that any military officer faced discipline for testifying. He cited Adm Denfeld’s firing after Navy Air Force testimony and urged Congress to obtain full facts about the vast military program. A Senate bill to bar reprisals passed this week, though the House has not acted.

Washington Sen Taft Ohio Truman Ruman Douglas MacArthur Pacific Adm Denfeld Louis E. Denfeld Naval Operations Navy Air Force Congress Hause Interservice Army Air Force Navy Matthews Senate Judiciary Committee House MacArthur Boston

Tibet Ruler Returns Prisoner of Reds Reported

New Delhi July 27 Pi Reliable reports the 16 year old dalai lama is returning to Lhasa under tight control of pro Communist elements in his government. The move signals a fragile political stance during upheavals on the Tibetan frontier.

New Delhi India Dalai Lama Lhasa William Schneiderman Center New York FBI California

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