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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1953

Page

5

No Rest for Maryland Labor Day Police Busy Weekend

Maryland state troopers logged 111,557 miles in three days over Labor Day weekend and made 1,625 traffic arrests. They investigated 36 crashes with injuries or fatalities and 122 less serious crashes, issuing 2,472 warnings to motorists.

Maryland Pikesville State Police Department

Blue Boxnet Margarine Ad Promotes F.N.E Flavor

An old style advertisement touts BLUE BOXNet Margarine as nutritious and economical. It praises Mrs Jan Peerce and likens the product to a noted singing star wife, claiming high vitamin A and D content at about half the price.

Jan Peerce F.N.E Blue Boxnet Margarina Buut Hoxner Blue Bowser Blue Boxnet

Lakewood Greet Pilot Lt Col Gerald Brown Home

Lakewood plans a welcome for Lt Col Gerald Brown returning from nearly three years as a prisoner of war in Korea. Ross Bigelow, Jr Chamber president, said Brown is due home by ship in two to three weeks. His wife Christin Brown learned the news after Operation Big Switch and his daughter Jerilyn was told the POW release.

Gerald Brown Deerford St Korea Lakewood Col

Wealthy Oil Tycoon Ralph Lloyd Dies in Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills report says multimillionaire Ralph B. Lloyd age 78, western oilman and real estate developer, died Wednesday. He led since 1926 the Lloyd Corp with large Portland and Los Angeles properties and developed Ventura Avenue oil field, among the west's richest. Survived by widow Edith, four daughters, and ten grandchildren.

Beverly Hills Ralph B. Lloyd Western Lloyd Lloyd Corp Portland Los Angeles Ventura Calif Ventura Avenue Ventura County Edith

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