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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1953
Page
5
Willow PTA meeting at 7 30 pm in the kindergarten room presided by Mrs LaDean Crowell. After a brief business session parents will visit classrooms for 20 minute teacher discussions with their children.
Moscow radio hailed a new poem titled A New Ballad on Robin Hood published by Pravda amid claims Robin Hood mirrors communist ideas. Indiana officials cautioned the tale promotes Bolshevik notions, while Nottingham Sheriff William Cox defended the outlaw’s memory and rejected Communist intent.
Publishers of The Man Who Wouldn't Talk move to sell the novel while refunding 10000 buyers the $2.75 purchase price. Random House chief Bennett Cerf announced refunds and a revised printing with an incident explanation. Quent in Reynolds stated Dupre, Calgary man, staged a tale of torture as a British spy to prove faith can endure death. Dupre reportedly confined in Calgary, while friends say he is repentant and suffering conscience. The hoax drew strong reactions from Reynolds and Reader’s Digest editor DeWitt Wallace.
Baltimore police said Arthur E. Cobb, 28, shot and wounded his 74 year old grandmother Sunday after she refused his request for cartridges to shoot his cousin. Cobb then killed himself. Grandmother shot in the chest. bullet passed through. Condition not serious for Mrs. Charles M. Nicholson.
A Long Beach ad touts a treatment that purportedly normalizes body systems, relieves joint and muscle pain, improves circulation and digestion, calms nerves, and boosts energy and sleep. First exam and treatment priced at $5.00 by Dr. Duncan, D.C. Offices listed at 2315 E. 7th St. Ph. 2403.
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