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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1956
Page
2
Dispatches from across the globe describe Poland’s internal strife and show trials with recantations and police brutality concerns. Reports also note Cyrankiewicz Rokossovsky feud over destalinization, plus lighter items from the United States and Denver thefts and smog causes.
In Cleveland a 25 year old mother of four named Maybelie Millard attempted to rob a bank branch, pressing an alarm and leaving with $1.25 after showing a gun. Police arrested her at her Highland Heights home three hours later. Her husband, a 30 year old factory finisher, would not comment. The teller described the suspect as displaying three rolls of pennies and children’s drawings before the alarm.
California Highway Patrols in Los Angeles San Diego and Sacramento will receive blue and gold helmets to replace caps. About 300 helmets are planned statewide. Commissioner Bernard B Caldwell announced the fiberglass exteriors are for rider protection.
Humorist and editor Fueltan comments on universal villainy in a provocative line calling Jermid to respond. The piece labels him a fuel tax humorist and dramatist, noting the IRB stance and a noted exclamation about mankind.
New York. Dr. Hart Van Riper, medical director of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for 40 years, resigns to join Gelgy Pharmaceuticals in Ardsley, N.Y. He will be succeeded by the Rockefeller Institute vice president.
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