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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1950
Page
8
The government intensifies wolf and coyote programs in Alaska to protect Santa Claus' reindeer and a key food source for mo toives. An official called it the first organized attack, stating the action targets wildlife management amid wildlife preservation efforts.
An Excelsior Springs newspaper promotes a free booklet from The Ball Clinic titled Rheumatism. It claims drugs offer only temporary relief and outlines a 31 year history of aid to rheumatic sufferers. Readers are told there is no obligation to request the book and to address letters to The Ball Clinic Dept. 2501 in Missouri.
News describes Prince Charles at age 2 in Clarence House with his sister Princess Anne born recently. It covers his health, favorite toys a blue rolling elephant, dancing to band music, travel by carriage train and car, and his daily life including diet and inoculations. It also notes a recount possibility in a separate election race for Assemblyman Carl Fletcher trailing by 108 votes and the canvas timeline.
Eskimo trapper Wassilie Snowball faces a price fight between local traders and big mail order fur buyers. Eskimo communities in western Alaska send furs to distant firms for higher payments, hurting local credit and sales. Traders push mail order cash, while winter grubstake remains a real constraint beyond money.
Anntanky landing craft named Nomad has been converted into a coastal lumber carrier. It carries 200 000 board feet per trip and will make voyages from the Columbia River to Oakland. The vessel, operated for Dennis Lumber Co of San Francisco, has a crew of seven and is the first small craft in this lumber trade.
A hungry escaped monkey that fled a cage four days ago ran amuck through Longview by rooftops and building tops before being killed by Officer Jack O'Brien. Four boys were attacked and one suffered a mutilated hand as the animal took refuge on a five to six story Capitol building complex roof.
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