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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1953
Page
4
Western Europe breathes relief after Korea armistice signing. Leaders including Churchill and Eden assess implications for Asia peace. Nehru in New Delhi calls it the start toward broader settlement, while Soviet and Communist papers react with varying claims.
A promotional blurb by L A Watson touts a free booklet titled Facts about Transistor Hearing Aids. It claims the guide reveals truths about transistor aids, promises savings, and targets readers seeking discreet, hair wearable devices without vacuum tubes.
A fragmented ad promotes McLaran's Scalp Cream as a remedy for dormant hair roots promising restoration of life to hair. It claims full money-back refunds, a 3.50 price, and a coupon for Sav-On Drug with a limited introductory offer and local store address.
Gen Mark W Clark announced he will present President Eisenhower with one of the fountain pens used to sign the Korean armistice, saying he wrote his name on nine copies with six pens. He also noted hopes to be best man at his son's Aug 3 wedding in New Orleans.
Postmaster General Summerfield called the Post Office Department's nearly $0.75 billion annual loss unconscionable. He urged Congress to delay adjournment to consider higher rates, proposing a penny first class and air mail increase to raise about $240 million yearly. The House committee planned a closed meeting to act, while GOP leaders signaled bill approval before Cowpiece quits.
Andrew Hunt, 87, a Feather River Pine Mills Inc. leader and head of Feather River Railroad Co. in Ontario, dies after brief illness. Col. Francis Gabreski, famed air ace, calls the truce signing wonderful news and expresses hope for imprisoned comrades to return.
Allied warplanes destroyed or damaged 1730 Communist MIG jets during the Korean war, the Fifth Air Force reported today. On the war’s last day the Air Force confirmed two MIG destructions and one probable, boosting total claims to 800 shot down, 126 probably destroyed and 784 damaged.
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