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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1953
Page
2
The piece notes lampshade shaped hats with deep crowns and wide brims in Paris midseason styles led by Jacques Fath, with pillboxes and mink trims. It also mentions accent on flaring waists, skin showing at the throat, and varied bust draping.
At Panmunjom the Reds rejected the latest Allied prisoner exchange plan and tore down tents used for sick and wounded exchanges. The UN center stands as negotiations resume. Generals Nam and Harrison sparred over repatriation while both sides accused the other of hard bargaining. The Allied counter proposal would keep some prisoners in limbo under a five nation commission if moves fail, while the Red plan would defer decisions to a post armistice conference. Negotiations were set to continue Friday in Korea.
Fragmentary OCR recall shows a public notice referencing the Audit Bureau of Circulation, delivery and mailing details, a postal office in Long Beach California, and dates near 1808 and March 3 3875, indicating an official act or warehouse regulation related to mail. The text is garbled but preserves names of places and agencies.
Santa Fe Railroad officials report an apparent sabotage try on the east bound Super Chief near Azusa on Wednesday night. Engineer Mack Durbin stopped the streamliner after striking an object on the rails, delaying the run to Chicago by nearly two hours. Deputies, railroad officers and Azusa police found a mutilated five inch spike after a 90 minute search.
Union leaders announce a nationwide beer workers strike hitting Schlitz Palast Miller and other Milwaukee plants. Nine local CIO branches report votes 6652 to 108 in favor, with demands for shorter weeks higher wages and benefits.
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