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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1953

Page

8

Caine Mutiny Play Moves to Local Theatre

A stage adaptation of The Caine Mutiny aims to avoid racy dialogue and vulgar terms, preserving seafaring banter. Producer Paul Gregor directs with Durck Powell supervising, as Herman Wouk’s drama seeks restrained dialogue while maintaining the novel’s tensions and characters.

Obscon Paul Gregor Jiteman Caine Mutiny Cenr Henry Forda John ¥O Lloyd Nolan Sloane Bilunes

Flames Destroy 40 Horses at Montreal Island Track

A fire at a Montreal area harness racing track swept through stables at Richolion Park destroying a grandstand and causing an estimated 40 horses to perish. Officials said smoke made exact counts impossible as flames blocked access and threatened hundreds of trotting horses expected to race that night.

Richolion Park United States

Schools May Use Cars in Driver Study

Long Beach schools consider a driver education program that would place a car and instructor at each of the three public high schools. If successful, more cars and broader training for seniors would follow, with state reimbursement at a set percentage of the costs.

Long Beach H J. Moore

L B Man 52 Dies In Wilmington Traffic Crash

52 year old Long Beach man was seriously hurt Tuesday in a two vehicle collision at Figueroa Street and Griffin Avenue. California Highway Patrol officer Leste Oliver Patterson at 2 Roswell reports Schweitzer Daisy Avenue Lang Brack was unhurt.

Wilmington Long Beach Twa Figueroa St Grifb California Highway Patrol Harbor Leste Oliver Patteyson Roswell Schweitzer Daisy Ave Lang Brack

U S Withheld Guatemala Aid Statement by Cabot

Assistant Secretary of State John Moors Cabot said Guatemala is openly playing games and cannot expect positive cooperation from the United States. He spoke this strongest statement yet at a General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting, amid a readers conference on inter American affairs with the Inter-American Commission of Women.

Washington John Moors Cabot Guatemala United States General Federation of Womens’ Clubs Inter-American Commission of Women

Tough Tony Dock Union Get Citations

New York forces cited the International Longshoremen's Association and Brooklyn leader Anthony Anastagia for alleged Taft Hartley injunction violations. Judge Edward Weinfeld ordered show cause why they should not face criminal and civil contempt, as he extended the strike ban and eyed broader enforcement on waterfront unions.

New York International ‘Longshoremens’ Association Brooklyn Taft-Hartley North Atlantic Seaboard Edward Weinfeld ILA Anthony Tough Tony) Anastagia Weinfeld ASL Tla-Afl

Bandit Robs Demobilized Zero Killer

Puente-GPS World War II gunner from the Pacific inspired a wartime ballad. John Foley, a Bank of America teller and ex-aviator, was robbed Tuesday of 1247 by a gaudily dressed gunman who fled in an orange car. Foley notes the robber offered a check and the endorsement read let me have all the money out of your drawer this is a stickup.

Foley

Steady Job Nominated for 21st Newburyport Council Term

Edward G. Perkins, a house painter, is nominated for his 21st two year term on the Newburyport city council. He serves fourth in a 14 member field seeking 10 seats on the council.

Atr Arenes Edward G. Perkins Newburyport

Pope Opens U S Catholic Clergy School in Rome

Pope Pius XII dedicated the North American Pontifical College on Daniculum Hill financed by U S donations. The ceremony drew more than 150 Catholic leaders from the United States including three cardinals and two dozen bishops with U S Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce in a place of honor near the cardinals.

Rome Pius XII United States Seminary of Apostles Castel Ganidolfo Pontifical College Daniculum Hill U. S U.S Clare Boother Luce

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