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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1951
Page
6
Former OSS head Sam J. Donovan argues in a radio address that the Russian people can help America deter Soviet leaders from waging war. He calls for an economic political and psychological counteroffensive to counter Soviet subversion and urges overcoming fear to create enemy fear.
A two year old named Mark Gay fell from the rear door of a car driven by his father Joseph Clay aged 38 of 4239 Rose Ave San Pedro. He received treatment at San Pedro Receiving Hospital after the accident on Pacific Ave south of 34th St in San Pedro at 11 PM yesterday.
Rowe testified before the banking subcommittee that he acted ethically and legally as scrutiny around the RFC continued. Directors Cosgriff and Unzicker defended board integrity, urged reform to replace the five member board with a single administrator, and highlighted staff dedication amid calls for cleanup.
H J Wulfsberg Jr of the Harold D Leslie agency with Northwestern National Life Insurance Co is honored with special mention for membership in all four Leadership Clubs for 1880. The accolade highlights his role within the agency network and the company’s recognition program.
Former Brooklyn district attorney O Dwyer testified before a committee that he learned from Abe Belas about an underworld court that met at night delivering death sentences. He cited Frank Hals and Sen. Tobey clashing over Belas and Rel es death accounts while discussing Peter Panto’s slaying. Albert Anastasia was named a suspect, but prosecutors dropped the case after Rel es death. An estimated 20 million television viewers watched the testimony as O Dwyer described the mob’s reward system of concessions in gambling and prostitution.
A doctor advertises a new arthritis treatment that claims to remove the cause of arthritis using a unique method. The doctor promises improved joint comfort, relaxes muscles, and better breathing, with a $3 exam and a trial treatment option. Appointment line provided.
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to stabilize upper or lower dentures. It claims teeth will not slide slip or rock and says it prevents tummy discomfort and denture odor. Available at drug stores.
Amid heavy small arms and mortar fire, North Korea forces pushed northward while patrols extended beyond five points near Parallel 38. U N forces, breaking a three day pause, reported holding positions roughly 17 miles from the 88th Parallel with unclear exact locations.
In Seal Beach on March 19 at 7 p m the 14th annual Seal Beach Lions Club student speakers contest will be held at Sam's Sea Food Spa. Topic American Voters Responsibility. Winner advances to zone contest at Mesta Mesa on March 27. Henry Wilson and Bob Paindexter run it. F W Hickman presides. participants include Lions clubs from Nevada and California. a two state winner will be chosen.
A major storm left 40 to 50 counties entirely cut off by deep drifts across Illinois Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and the Dakotas. An inbound Northwest Airlines flight from Portland with 17 aboard bogged at Minneapolis airport but no injuries occurred. A freight train collision near Carnarvon injured three crewmen as snowplows worked to clear the scene. Rain and sleet extended from the lower Mississippi Valley to Ohio while northern states endured continued snowfall.
A severe March blizzard battered Canada's prairies for two days with several feet of snow. Edmonton reports nine dead and one missing as storms shut down roads and cut communications across the region.
A woman identified as Mrs. Roslyn Lewis, about 32, fell from a fourth floor window at a Central Park West building associated with gambler Frank Costello. She died later at Roosevelt Hospital. Police say she was despondent after her husband’s death a year ago. Her body found in a rear courtyard at 11:45 am.
Swarming to city playgrounds and aquatic centers, school children set attendance records on the first day of spring recess. At Colorado Lagoon 800 youths sunbathed as Bay Shore Playground drew crowds. water temperature was 58 degrees and recreation workers noted many swam.
A garbled excerpt discusses exposure to cold and frequent urinary issues. It mentions a person named Doan and references a medicine called Doan's Pills. The text is poorly legible with unclear entities and partial phrases.
Harold F Kraus nick 35 and Ferdinand A Voss 48 were denied probation and each sentenced to 30 days by Superior Judge Josep M Maltby. Deputies and district attorney investigators arrested them in the Lakewood area after months of inquiry. They pleaded guilty January 11 to violations of the bookmaking laws.
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