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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1953
Page
7
The fragmented copy reports a case involving two missing people from 22 years ago being located. Details are incomplete. references to highway patrol and Governor Shivers suggest a Texas context, with discourse indicating police involvement and political figures.
Reported as the nation’s biggest armored car robbery, details outline a complex theft with FBI involvement. Authorities questioned the Buntin case and traced other related losses, while an ongoing Nashville inquiry explored inheritance and family ties amid disappearances and court actions.
The article reports intense exchange as Vishinsky condemns Western bases and proposed arms moves while criticizing the Bermuda conference. Dutch MP De Kadt brands Soviet peace plan as dishonest. Netherlands delegates urge coexistence and firm steps toward German unification and Asian peace.
An analysis notes October gains up 1 percent from a year earlier while federal defense outlays rise modestly. State and local purchases reach a record 7 percent above 1952, fixed investment climbs about 5 percent, and business inventories may grow by around 5.06 billion dollars versus 3.0 billion in 1952. Nonfarm housing starts steady near 2.1 million as mortgage funds loosen.
Oakland man Stallings claims Mildred Katz Joyce Del Valle bilked him of 3063 dollars in a lonely hearts scam. He described meeting the 28 year old in a magazine, planning marriage in September, and paying 1300 for a house down payment plus 300 for furniture shipping. He alleges she vanished with his funds after a string of false promises. Authorities in El Paso and Knoxville are involved as the case unfolds.
A man describes locating a woman in El Paso after she disappeared. He sent $365 for her travel back, then retrieved her. They later traveled to Los Angeles, but argued at Union Station when she bought a ticket back to Texas and moved her belongings to El Paso. He claimed $200 was paid in diamond engagement and wedding rings. He says she then vanished.
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