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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1951
Page
2
Fog over New York Harbor delayed ferries while a truck fire in the Holland Tunnel prompted partial closure and a smoke-filled south tube. A bomb hoax at Grand Central Terminal triggered searches as Long Island Rail Road ran revised schedules. Port Authority expected south tube to reopen before noon.
In Columbus on November 15, Max Amerman, 27, was found guilty of convincing Jerry Killinger, 18, to shoot Harjold Mast, 23, to enable Amerman to win Mast’s wife Randi. Killinger faces the electric chair tomorrow night. clemency from Gov. Lausche could spare him. Randi Mast, now in New Jersey, declined clemency for both men and said they showed her husband no mercy.
In Pontiac Michigan 73 year old Charles Moss and 68 year old Stella Moss assume care of their 11 orphaned grandchildren after their parents and four teens in the second car died in a weekend crash. A probate judge appointed guardians to manage finances and a growing trust fund of over 2000 dollars was started by neighbors. The Moores’ brood will move from Royal Oak to a Leonard nine room home as officials consider adoption but favor keeping the children together with relatives and friends.
LANCASTER November 15 Emanuel V Babayan 22 Pasadena died yesterday in Lancaster Community Hospital. He was the fourth victim of a head on auto crash near palldale last Monday. James H Stemper 22 La Canada who rode with Babayan remains in critical condition in the hospital.
President Truman told the 27th New England Council meeting that the government dispersal plan does not move existing plants. It aims to space new defense industries, fostering national security in the atomic age, while preserving competitive American business. He warned a defense economy isn’t a permanent path to long term growth.
In Detroit, two restaurants and a bar owner cut prices back to prewar rates. Sigmund Berg said nickel beer lasted three years before rising to a dime then 12 ounces, while Joseph Tuczak and Mrs. Sandra Dell offered 1939 price menus with steaks, chops and coffee at lower prices. They reported busier kitchens and growing crowds, though Berg warned profits and labor strain may rebound.
Washington officials said the United States is unlikely to grant large scale financial aid to Iran while the Iranian British oil dispute remains unsettled. Some aid may flow to prevent Iranian bankruptcy, with Premier Mohammad Mossadegh seeking about 12 million dollars in the next year.
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