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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1951
Page
16
Vienna reports circulated today that Count Stéphen Bethan prime minister during Bela Kun’s regime died last year in a Russian prison camp. Informants in Vienna say a refugee from Hungary supplied the details. The countess had reportedly changed herself.
Washington November 17 The Office of Price Stabilization pressed a nationwide survey to see if cigaret vending machine operators are overcharging beyond the excise tax rise of one cent per pack. An OPS official cited complaints that vendors added more than the tax, prompting the check.
Patricia Ulrich, a Chinese born 12 year old, is the first Chinese born student to attend Lakewood Junior High School. She recalls wartime memories in Chungking and notes the contrast with Chinese girls only schooling. Now in the seventh grade she studies mathematics social living sewing art and physical education. Her goal is to become a ballet dancer.
LADNER B C Nov 17 Norman Pearson 69 arranged cigarets and drinks for officers then shot himself through the heart police reported today The fatal incident occurred after he hosted a gathering for law men in his home
Three people were hospitalized and a fourth suffered minor hurts in a two car crash on Clark Ave. at Del Amo Blvd. yesterday afternoon. Mrs Carol Jacobs, 29, and her husband John Jacobs, 46, were treated for chest injuries and minor injuries respectively at Rancho Los Amigos and Long Beach Community Hospital. Otto Payne, 44, and Jessie Jackson, 37, from Los Angeles, were taken to Los Angeles General Hospital. One Payne vehicle was nearly demolished. Officers Brutschy and Braune reported the incident.
In Athens on November 17 the Greek cabinet signed a decree abolishing the special military tribunal established during the war against Communist guerrillas. The action ends a wartime mechanism used to try insurgents and is part of ongoing postwar political reforms.
Grand Rapids reports Solon was released from Blodgett Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. The U S Senate candidate Stylates was stricken here with a medical condition and planned to return Sunday. A physician said his condition today remains unclear as he rescheduled engagements and lectures.
Iraq's prime minister conferred for 45 minutes with British Secretary Anthony Eden in London. Officials released no results from the talks, which aimed to ease Middle East tensions.
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