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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1954
Page
7
Local doctors reported a rare Siamese twin pair among triplets born Saturday night to Mrs James Savage in Montreal. The babies share skin and bone at the skull top and are named Janey and Janice, with the third sister unnamed. The Savage family includes two older boys aged eight and seven.
Washington expects butter to fall 8 to 13 cents this week as dairy support cuts take effect. Benson forecasts grocery prices drop to about 71 cents a pound, with further reductions in key city tests. A disposal plan may sell butter at cut rates in select areas to reduce 328 million pounds in federal storage.
The New York Times reports battleship Missouri will be ordered to Puget Sound Navy Shipyard Bremerton Washington for a four month mothballing process starting in September. The 45000 ton battleship is described as one of the world’s deadliest ships and the Navy views the aircraft carrier as the backbone of the fighting fleet.
President Ramon Magsaysay and Congress agreed today on creating an Economic Commission to formulate national plans. The move aims to coordinate policy, promote growth, and address economic challenges facing the country.
Stassen met British delegates led by Peter Thorneycroft in London to press for easing trade restrictions with Russia. He discussed Eisenhower administration aims and said Churchill was briefed on objections to Britain’s proposals.
Short time offer for hanging and unhanging drapery and upholstery. Petri’s staff provide thorough cleaning and a tidy finish. Prices are reasonable and service is available day or night. Phone 4-6291 for scheduling.
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