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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1955
Page
2
In Charleston West Virginia a pet squirrel bit a neighbor and scratched three women prompting tetanus shots. The animal then bit a woman in the leg before an officer shot it from a tree. Owner Henry P. Copenhaver planned rabies testing, joking the creature was not rabid just playful.
A Pittsburgh high school student, 15, 6 foot 3, William R McAnulty Jr, smiles after receiving the Boys' Club of America Boy of the Year plaque in a New York ceremony. The award is sponsored by the Boys' Clubs.
Commerce Department reports 50 percent of families now earn $4,000 or more yearly and 45 percent earn $5,000 or more. Since 1947, families under $4,000 fell 20 percent while those over $4,000 grew, with $20,000 plus bracket doubling. Average non farm family income 6,390 in 1953. farm family 3,460. individual 2,630. Taxes amounted to 30 billion in 1953.
McKay told the Western Council that eight thousand Navajo youngsters have been placed in schools as many schools and teachers remain scarce. The Navajo tribal council praised the administration's school program at a Monday night meeting.
Pasadena report quotes Linus Pauling predicting no world war again due to hydrogen bomb deterrence. He warns about long range dangers of radioactive fallout and urges a halt to all atomic and hydrogen tests amid radiation concerns.
A highly garbled newspaper notice states daily publication except Sunday at 3izin Street and Pine Avenue in Long Beach California. It references a Beruber Audit and Ledger of Circulation, with a delivery charge of 249 dollars and a copy price of 2.0042 dollars. It notes entry as second class matter on 16, 1888, at Post Office Lour Tanifarnia under the Act of March.
A free offer promises a complete plan used by Capt. W. A. Collings to treat a double rupture. Readers are urged to send name and address to Box 28-M, Water Town, N.Y. at no cost. Many claim satisfactory results after requesting the free letter. Act now before the opportunity ends.
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