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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1956
Page
2
In Clay Kentucky two 10 to 12 year olds pulled a wagon of soft drinks to guards on duty at Clay School. Each buyer received a free cigar. The boys planned to sell cigars but gave them away after few buyers appeared while 500 students protested admitting two Negro students.
A mud loving pig and its frightened escape from a car after a blue ribbon win ends with the animal splashing into a mudhole. In Lansing the old city hall sees a window smashed by a crowbar while a rivet falls nearby.
At UC Davis a 20 year nuclear research project led by Dr. Allen C. Andersen uses 13 researchers and 400 beagles to study fallout effects on life and reproduction, aiming to save human lives according to university officials.
Florida hopes for rain as water tables run low and a hurricane season looms. Forecaster Dunn notes optimistic odds for storms, while Richard Simpson heads the National Hurricane Research Project aiming to improve long range forecasts and test diversion ideas. The ARC led a 20 year study with a $175000 first year and an emphasis on international collaboration.
William J Melott 96 from Veedersburg Ind died Thursday in a nursing home His casket long prepared by Melott a poplar burial box he built awaits funeral services Sunday Undertaker Charles Fisher found the suit Melott wished to be buried in inside the coffin prepared from storage near the farmer and carpenter's former home in Indiana This item notes a long prepared burial and the man who arranged it.
Fragmentary OCR item references 1857 American journalism context with unclear names and events. The readable bits mention a line and authorship but lack concrete actions, dates, or locations to form a complete news item.
Local notice records a small circulation matter for March delivery at Lone Beach. Figures show a charge of 45 and 12.00 totaling 324.00, with reference code Matt 4868. Invalid OCR fragments limit clarity of names and places.
Jesse Moore 41 and his children Lloyd 21 and Dorothy 15 plan a four year horseback trek from Pryor Oklahoma to Mexico with two pack horses and their mounts. Moore says the journey is a private goodwill tour to meet people, study customs, and learn how others live.
Governor Muskie and the executive council will meet September 26 to canvass First District congressional returns in which Republican Rep. Robert Hale unofficially won a 29 vote margin over Democrat James C. Oliver. The count stands 58,028 for Hale and 57,999 for Oliver.
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