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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1955

Page

3

Woman with amnesia recalls two husbands and past life

San Jose story tells of Mrs. Marge Mangini a 26 year old amnesia victim who left her husband John AM and three children to work as a waitress. She later married Neal in Victorville California and Boise Idaho after wandering the country, recalling only fragments of her past as she identifies herself to relatives and searches to regain custody of her children.

Marjorie Mangini San Jose Carl Juanita Ida Clark Mothe Ramos Stella Sullivan Res. Mangini Los Angeles Neal Victor

Dail Foster Win Primary for San Diego Mayor

In San Diego Tuesday, councilman Charles Dail and retired contractor Harry L Foster led the municipal primary for mayor. Dail tallied 27 813 votes in 797 precincts while Foster had 19 540 as six other candidates trailed. City voters approved a water revenue bond but rejected salary raises for the mayor and city council. Du Paul won reelection unopposed along with six council nominees and three for the board of education.

San Diego Charles Dail Harry L. Foster Dail Foster John Butler Board of Education

Fined $200 for 11 Cent Overcharge in Los Angeles

Howard I. Pearlman aged 31 of Venice was fined $200 after pleading guilty to overcharging 11 cents on two meat purchases. Municipal Judge Lea Freund offered Pearlman the fine or 60 days in jail as punishment for “cheating the little person” in the case investigated by the Bureau of Weights and Measures.

Los Angeles Bureau of Weights and Measures Howard I. Pearlman Venice Lea Freund Pearlman

Churchill Leads Cabinet Amid Cold at Downing Street

Prime Minister Churchill, nursing a cold, felt fit enough to preside at a cabinet meeting at No 10 Downing Street while still under his doctor's orders to stay indoors.

Churchill No. 10 Downing St

Premier of Hungary Under Fire by Reds

Hungarian Communist Party leaders accuse Premier Imre Nagy of rightist deviationism and supporting mistaken ideas as Western observers foresee Nagy’s dismissal. Matyas Rakosi is noted as the real party boss, with possible successors named for the premiership amid shifts toward heavy industry and war materials.

Hungary Reds Budapest Communist Party Imre Nagy Vienna Nagy Georgi Malenkov Soviet Union Hungarian Workers Communists Party Parsoy Matyas Rakosi Rakosi Stalin Nikita Khrushchev Mihaly Farkas Istvan Hidas Heavy Indust Nazy Malenkov

Italy Allows New Sign on U S Church

The U S Embassy in Rome announced Italian authorities will conditionally permit the American supported Church of Christ in Rome to display a revised sign after director Cline R Paden files proper application The sign may read Mission of the Church of Christ in English or Italian The prior sign read Chiese di Cristo Church of Christ and authorities wanted to distinguish it from a nearby Church of Christ the King

Rome U. S Church of Christ In Cline R. Paden Jet Christ Here Paden Church of Christ Chiese di Cristo Chiese di Crista of Christ the King

Texas Row Continues School Strike Faces Publicity War

Irving Texas scene grows into a publicity battle as school strike fronts a firing of Supt John Beard and mass firings. Election talk intensifies with 165 employes fired and plans to abolish the district. Beards supporters and opponents trade claims amid press conferences and political intrigue.

Irving, Tex.p Irving John L. Beard Lew Sterrett Beard Irving Independent Adv Balford Morrison Morrison Dallas Press Club Louis Blay Lock Blaylock

Pennsy Rail Pact Sets Pattern for Pay Drive

Philadelphia TU International vice president Andrew Kaelin hailed a Tuesday settlement with the Pennsylvania Railroad that averted a threatened strike by 20,000 nonoperating workers. The CIO Transport Workers Union aims to extend similar terms to 22 other railroads after two days of negotiations with federal mediator Earl New.

Philadelphia Cio-Transport Workers Union Pennsylvania Railroad Earl New Mn Andrew J. Kaelin TWU International PRR

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