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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1954

Page

6

Car cracking up get a newer dependable auto

Classified ads invite readers to trade up to a newer more reliable car with automotive bargains featured in Classification 175.

Kidnap Trial Set to Call Moskovitz as Chief Witness

In San Francisco the prosecution plans to use Leon ard Moskovitz, 36, as its lead witness in the Harold Jackson and Joseph Lear kidnapping case. Moskovitz was held Jan 16 to 19 for a $300,000 ransom, and is expected to testify for one or two days. His father Maurice Moskovitz, 63, testified Monday about his son’s disappearance and the initial ransom notes.

San Francisco Leonard Moskovitz Harold Jackson Joseph Lear Moskovitz Maurice Moskovitz

Commission condemns Israeli attack on Jordan village Natalih

The Jordan-Israel Mixed Armistice Commission condemned Israel in the strongest terms for killing nine Arabs and wounding 19 at Natalih near the Jordan border. It called the attack a flagrant breach of the armistice, urged authorities to prevent further aggressions, and to punish those responsible.

Jerusalem Jordan-Israel Israel Commission Jordan Negevi Desert U.'N Truce Supervision Com Mixed Armistice Commission

Real estate in California shows growth in San Francisco area

The State Division of Real Estate reports construction up 20 percent in the San Francisco area while Los Angeles area uses a 15 percent decline. It forecasts 165,000 new homes to be built and sold in California this year and 600,000 the next four or five years. Commissioner D. Watson predicts the trends.

S. F L. A Sacramento D.struction Watson San Francisco Los Angeles California

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