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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1953
Page
2
L A Chamber of Commerce official Carl P Miller warned of a relocation trend to California. He cited Texas residents preferring California to Texas and noted Oklahoma, Indiana and California migration patterns. The report casts California as a potential new Alamo in a nationwide mobility shift.
Munich's Suddeutsche Zeitung notes the Duchess does not follow Christian Dior trends while on a Baden Baden vacation with Woolworth heir Jimmy Donahue and dogs. The piece contrasts royal travel details with a humorous aside about hog housing costs in Britain and stray commentary on manners.
A Baltimore druggist Stanley Taub was fined 850 for jamming a swab into a boy’s mouth while scolding him for asking about “3-D conic books.” Magistrate Levin called Taub’s conduct bizarre and noted he claimed he only intended to scare the boys away.
Banker Reelected Chief of World Bank for Second Term. Pleugene R. ormer, a Chase National Bank official in New York, has been reelected president of the 54 nation World Bank. His second five year term begins July 4, with the announcement signaling strong backing by supporters.
The World Bank and International Monetary Fund hold their annual meetings here with extensive fundraising in the country. The administration prefers a U.S. candidate whom the American government will accept, as the boards of both organizations conduct their proceedings.
Two Indiana researchers presented at the Sixth International Congress of Microbiology that a filtrate from penicillium mold, labeled M5-8458, induced immunity to polio in mice pretreated before exposure and showed limited post exposure effects. Results are preliminary and not yet applicable to humans.
Partial OCR reads like a 19th century post office notice from Long Beach California. Mentions Bureau 6ne, delivery per week, year 4, and act of March 3, 18. Unsure full details due to damaged text.
The 3300 ton Panamanian freighter Eugenia rode a sand bar at Cape Cod after a hurricane drove it ashore while 13 crew were rescued by breeches buoy and four more by an anchored duck. Coast guardsmen braved 20 foot seas to save the Greek crew as the Somers is lost in 1812.
The Peiping radio claims Allied bombs devastated North Korea yet spared underground industries and theaters. It cites 420000 bombs on Pyongyang and describes mile long tunnels with factories and a 1000 seat underground theater and concert venue under Maranbun Hill.
President Victor Paz Estenssoro's government disclosed that Bolivia is holding roughly 300 political prisoners accused of plotting against the regime in La Paz.
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