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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1953

Page

2

Grandmothers contrast in birth and crime headlines

A study in contrasts features Mrs. Ethel Hudson who, at 38, gave birth to quadruplets at Gilgandra Hospital while living in a tent with her contractor husband Eis. meanwhile Mrs. Olga Pechukas, 52, faces embezzlement charges in Chicago as she financed a high living standard with a double set of books and trips to Florida, Bermuda, and New York. The piece weaves in quirky crime vignettes from Portsmouth to Milwaukee and odd local anecdotes, painting a mosaic of unusual life events and curiosities.

Ethel Hudson Gilgandra Hospital Sydney Australia Eis Hudson Ew South Wales Olga Pechukas Chicago Credit Union of Chicago and North Western Railway Pechukas Florida Bermuda New York Railroad

Adlai India Policy Sparks Republican Fire in Senate

Sen Knowland launches a sharp critique of Adlai Stevenson's proposed Russia border guarantee and Nehru's India policies while criticizing yielding to China's stance. He warns against fighting the world alone and says he spoke for himself, not the White House. Green questions his views amid Korea tensions.

Washington Knowland R.-Calif Russia Adlai E. Stevenson India China Senate Eisenhower White House Theodore F.greer Dulles Nehru Asia Korea Californian Stevenson United States Sen. Green Senate’ Foreign Relations Committee Green

Plastic Plant Blast Burns Two Workmen in West Los Angeles

Two men were severely burned in an explosion at the Mirra-Cote Co plastic plant when a tray of metal parts was pushed into hot metal. Bruce Anthor, 27, and Dickey, 31, were injured as flames engulfed the area. The blast caused extensive damage and was felt across the plant district.

Los Angeles Bruce Anthor Olinjoven Mirra-Cote Co Dickey

Captain Ill Seafarer Tuna Fisher Seeks Panama Haven

The Seafarer, a Panama bound tuna boat, fights Pacific swells with a critically ill captain aboard and a damaged rescue plane in tow. Captain Mike Casito, 36, of San Diego, is said to be in a very serious condition from a ruptured peptic. US Air Force fliers missed multiple attempts to airlift him as seas remained rough while the vessel neared Coiba Island.

Panama California Mike Casito San Diego Air Force Canal Zone Albrook Balboa Coiba Charles A. Berry

Ancient Vow Judge to Administer on Isle of Man

Neville Laski was sworn in as Judge of Appeal on the Isle of Man, vowing to administer the island's laws as indifferently as the herring backbone lies in the middle of the fish. The oath, steeped in ancient history, remains a centuries old pledge of the island's judiciary.

Douglas Isle of Man Neville Laski

Four-Power Talk Left Up to Churchill

London informed sources report the United States told Prime Minister Churchill that any top level talks with the Russians must be initiated by him. Six exchanges in as many days discussed a four power meeting and the West’s stance toward the Soviet Union. Churchill may seek a Big Four meeting or a direct talk with Malenkov, Eisenhower, and Laniel, with a Big Three drafting committee shaping the Western reply.

London United States Winston Churchill Soviet Union Churchill Georgi Malenkov Eisenhower Joseph Laniel Council of Ministers Washington Tian

Kuchel Praises Education Freedom at USC Speech

Senator Thomas H. Kuchel lauded the American mix of private and public colleges as a strong bastion of freedom during a Founders Day speech at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. He emphasized the value of diverse higher education in sustaining liberty.

Los Angeles Thomas H. Kuchel Kuchel University of Southern

Long Beach Daily Press Circulation Notice

Public notice from a Long Beach California paper outlining weekly and yearly subscription rates, carrier delivery costs, non mail service, and second class mailing details with historic March 16 1883 filing. Includes audit bureau and postal classifications for the publication.

Sixth Street Pine Avenues Long Beach 12 California Audit Bureau of Circulation Comseaceonens Long Beach Calfornia

General Clark Leaves Far East Troops After 40 Years Service

Gen Mark Clark bids farewell to Far East Command troops in Tokyo at a 4 ceremony. He retires Oct 31 after leading UN and Far East forces since 1952 and plans five to six days in San Francisco before Washington.

P. H. Shinsky Gan Mark Clark Seoul United Nations Forces Tokyo John E. Hull Farr East Far East United Nations California Clark UW. N U.S. Far East Supreme Allied Commander United States San Francisco Washington Matthew B. Ridgway

Bears Grudge 5 Years Then Slays Boss

A 52 year old superintendent Ernest H Peters shot and killed his boss then killed himself in Alhambra. Witnesses say Peters held a five year grudge against company officials and a rambling letter cites revenge against five people including the dead boss and others at Southwest Welding and Manufacturing Co. Police recovered the suicide note and Reeves letter detailing resentment.

Alhambra L“P W. C. Higgins Ernest H. Peters Southwest Welding & Manufacturing Co Charles Reeves Glendale General Hospital Higgins Reeves Peters Eli Marinovich Temple City

Father Dead in Crash Boy Kills Himself in Grief

In San Leandro a bereaved boy, 10 year old William Rolen, killed himself after learning his father Willem Rolen died in a Gallina New Mexico auto crash. Deputy Beartsley says he shot himself between the eyes with a .28 caliber revolver. Davis found him on the bed and he died at Fairmount Hospital. His mother Mildred Cobb, remarried, said the boys had lived with their father until March.

San Leandro Gallina N. M William Rolen Orville Beartsley Davis Fairmount Hospital Mildred Cobb William Willem R. Rolen

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