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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1955

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Knowland Predicts Veto Of Postal Pay Hike

Senator Knowland reports after a White House meeting that President Eisenhower will likely veto a bill raising pay for about 500000 postal workers by an average six percent. He declined to confirm the President’s stance, saying to “wait and see.” The leaders discussed adjournment timing and a military manpower reserve program, with Eisenhower eager for Congress to approve the administration plan.

Washington Sen Knowland R-Calif Eisenhower Senate House Vican Martin Massachusetts GOP Ahower Congress

Ex Justice Owen J. Roberts Dies at 80 in Pa

Ex Supreme Court associate justice Owen J. Roberts dies at 80 at his home in Chester Springs Pa He was born May 2 and retired in 1945 The Philadelphia hospital bed scene notes he preferred to die at home Roberts joined the court in 1930 during a pivotal era when Roosevelt's New Deal faced major decisions He sometimes voted against his liberal and conservative colleagues shaping many key rulings that defined the era Continued on Page A5 Col 3

Phoentaville Owen J. Roberts U. Supreme Court Gigh Roberts Flamilton Bederk Chester Springs Philadelphia Supreme Court Roneris van Devanter McReynolds Suttermann Butler Holmes

Major earthquake recorded near California Institute of Technology

Seismograph readings today at 9:03 a.m. reported a magnitude near seven on the Richter scale, with Dr. Charles Richter noting the quake could be among the larger events. He cited an estimated distance of about 10,000 miles in an undetermined direction.

Vaassadena California Institute of ‘Technology Charles Richter seimolo_ fist

FourYearOld Girl Found Dead in Bronx Icebox

A four year old girl named Maria Hernandez was found dead in an unused refrigerator in the basement of her Bronx home after being missing for hours. The mother Virg discovered the body and the father rushed the child to a hospital where medical treatment failed.

Maureen Dowd University of Minnesota Hospital Maureen Utica N. Y New York Bronx Maria Hernandez Virg Imerfseney

Weather outlook with fog and sun breaks

Increasing cloudy night and early morning conditions bring dense fog and low clouds. Areas may see fog lift by late morning with mostly sunny afternoons and warmer temperatures inland. Wind stays light with variable directions.

Navy conducts underwater atomic test off West Coast

Washington AP: The Defense Department announced the navy exploded a small atomic device underwater in the Pacific, the second such underwater nuclear test globally. Details on location and timing were withheld, with assurances of no hazard to the mainland or fishing.

Washington Defense Department Navy United States Pacific Ocean Pentagon Eniwetok-Bikini Western Pacific Desert Bilsini Atoll

Aged Pension Boost Voted by Assembly

The California Assembly approved a 5 dollar per month increase in aid for 273,000 needy seniors by a 67 to 6 vote, sending the measure to the Senate. An alternative plan to raise to 95 dollars a month with medical payouts failed 56 to 27, while proposals tied to property assets drew accusations of cost and federal subsidy loss.

Sacramento Assembly California Bruce Allen Rlan Jose Harald K. Loveering ReLos Angeles Allen Charles. Wilson Los Angeles S. C. Mastergar D-El Cerrito Charles Chapel Inglewood Senate

U S Agrees to Russian Farm Visit

Washington says it is ready to accept Soviet farm specialists as visitors. A note delivered by the American Embassy in Moscow invites a Russian delegation to midsummer, July 19 to Aug 10, with details on delegation size and timing. The visit would focus on Iowa's corn hog system and farming practices.

Washington United States Russia State Department Moscow Towa Nikita Khrushchev U.S Des Moines Register

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Blind Girl Seeks Home for Blind Dog in San Diego

A sightless German shepherd, cared for by San Diego officials, is sought for adoption by an eight year old girl who is also blind. Veterinarian Dr D D Hyland explains the blindness stems from optic nerve damage and notes successful restoration in similar cases. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will select a home, as hundreds offer to adopt the dog.

A. D. Hyland San Diego D. Hyland Jenna

Chou Renews Offer for Formosa Parley

Premier Chou En-lai of Red China renewed his offer to negotiate with the United States to ease tension in the Formosa area but said the cease-fire question does not arise. He proposed a multination conference and urged exclusion of Chiang Kai-shek's government from talks, criticizing U.S. delays.

Tokyo Chou En-lai Red China toGay United States Formosa China Chou Bandung Choi

Victim Slain With Slipper In Nashville Club Case

An 11 year old woman Miss Sarah Fly pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter for beating St. Louis businessman William D. Fernandez to death with the heel of her slipper at a Nashville nightclub. An all male jury set a one day jail term, with the sentence served in a private cell before release at midnight.

Nashville Tran St. Louis Sarah Fly Wiliam D. Fernandez Fred Lassiter Miss Fry

Two Accused in Robbery of Wife of One A Long Beach Man

Long Beach police charged Victor C. Burgess and Charles Ellis in a strong arm robbery at Thrifty Drug Store on Atlantic Avenue. Burgess, 42, allegedly planned the heist but remained in the car while Ellis, 27, entered and took $64 from Marian O Burgess, his accomplice and wife. Domestic trouble preceded the crime. Both men were arrested Monday afternoon.

Long’ Beach Jas Atlantic ‘Ave Husbard Victor C. Burgess Long Beach Blvd Charles Ellis Ellis Everett R. Ragsdale Marian O ‘Burgess Burgess Elisi Ragsdale

Five Tots Abandoned in Filthy Los Angeles Home

Police found five young children abandoned in a filthy Los Angeles house. A five year old girl appeared to have been left in charge. The siblings included a twin brother two girls aged 2 and 3 and a boy about 3. The boy was taken to general hospital to assess possible spastic palsy while the others were placed in juvenile hall.

Los Angeles General Hospital

Sec of State Reports to Nation Today

Sen George says Russians ready to discuss reducing world tensions at a top level conference. Dulles reports to nation from Europe and cautions not to expect bold results from Big Four talks. He expects ministers to work toward easing East West strains, with summit plans possibly this summer in Europe.

Washington Sen. George D-Ga George Dulles Europe Freei ‘World Eisenhower White House Russia Britain France Senate Foreign Relations Committee Bel Senate Rep Fulton R.ps

iBoy Dragged to Death by Frightened Horse

WARANGU Cola A 4 year old boy was killed on a ranch west of Warangu when a horse spooked while a foreman tried to saddle it. The horse dragged the child about two tenths of a mile until it could be stopped. Local foreman Daryl Sutton reported the incident occurred around 2 p.m. while the lariat looped on the saddle horn loosened.

Warangu Cola Wia Here Daryl Sutton Daryl David Sutton Sutton

Plane crashes into funnel of British carrier Eagle

A navy fighter plane collided with the funnel of the 36,000 ton British aircraft carrier Eagle during a deck landing drill in the English Channel. The pilot was seriously injured after receiving a signal to circle again. the engine stalled as speed grew and the aircraft buried its engine in the funnel’s steam pipes.

Portsmouth England Admiralty

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