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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1951
Page
2
The U S high commission says it will trim staff and cut operating costs to aid American and German taxpayers. Officials indicate 2100 American employees on payroll and expect to reduce staff by at least 500 before next spring.
An infant girl in Manila swallowed nine pins, with one pin in the left lung and another in the stomach. She was flown toward San Francisco for removal operations, en route via Manila to Honolulu, accompanied by Dr. Jose Reyes and nurse Manuela Batista. funds supported by local chambers, hospital, and Philippine newspapers.
Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner plan to wed in Philadelphia next week after applying for a license in the city. A judge refused to waive the 72 hour waiting period, pushing the ceremony to a Wednesday at Isaac Levy's Philadelphia suburban home.
London reports the new Tory government reduced Britain’s meat ration again, noting it reflects a prior Socialist decree. The ration, about one hop per person weekly, will drop two pence from the current one shilling seven pence level, effective Sunday November 11, per the food ministry.
Detroit on November 3 The days of the footsore bartender may be numbered if Mike Krzemiewski has his way He developed a motorized stool for bartenders It climbs the bar like a mechanical rabbit and runs left or right with knee switches He says it works fine and may become a lifesaver and he has applied for a patent on the device
Princess Elizabeth and her husband journeyed through a wintry Laurentian landscape on a two day Canadian tour. Thousands cheered from Dorval to St Jerome as church bells rang and crowds waved flags and scarves, while royal car councils kept a slow pace through crossroads and villages.
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Prime Minister Winston Churchill named three new ministers to handle legal functions. Lionel Heald becomes attorney general at £10,100 a year, Reginald Manningham-Buller solicitor general, and William Ran Milligan solicitor general for Scotland. Eight junior ministers followed with varied portfolios.
Washington Nov 3 President Truman vetoed a federal school construction bill that would aid new facilities in defense areas but carried a rider enforcing segregation at federally run schools. Southerners questioned the veto while Johnston of South Carolina called it a setback. Truman defended non-discrimination and urged Congress to re pass the measure next year without the rider. The bill targeted Fort Bragg Fort Knox Fort Campbell and Quantico as sites for non segregated facilities.
Mary E. Oliver who died Oct 31 at age 83 left Nellie May Streeter of 543 Cedar Ave a $1000 share and an autoette. The will valued at $30,000 with real estate at 237 Roycroft Ave and income of $000 per year names the California Temperance Federation of Los Angeles as $200. Probate offered here by Attorney Kenneth A. Davis.
St Johns Episcopal Church of Fallbrook receives a $1000 bequest from Alice M. Appleford. The will filed yesterday by attorney Elsie M. Farris directs most of the estate to relatives in England.
Lynn Massachusetts November 3 a suicide verdict was returned in the death of Dr Albert H Coyner the 53 year old Nahant heart specialist found dead ten days after three baby sitters stole $20000 from his home in New York City A Harvard pathologist found morphine poisoning in a state of low mood The three girls who spent the money are being held in New York authorities reported in El Paso Texas following an amicable divorce case involving a Mexican court action and a series of international meetings and changes in name and faithldə
Albert M. Eagler reviews highlights of the Japanese peace conference for the Downtown Lions Club as it marks its 30th anniversary. District Governor George W. Brown presides, introducing past presidents including George Hart Jr. Four new members were inducted by international counselor Lymann Thiel. Cpl Fred Smith sang two songs with pianist Harold Driver, Eddie Baker presiding.
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