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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1954
Page
9
Guy Mollet, president of the Consulative Assembly, ruled delegates must come to work not drink in Strasbourg. The neon delegates bar was ordered converted into a conference room to host discussions and formal sessions.
New York report cites acidic salts in air as a key danger. Dr. W. C. L. Hemeon discusses soluble ammonium sulfates and chlorides from coal smoke, noting lungs and throats irritation and potential death tolls. Samples from Donora and London smogs show water soluble salt particles, with ammonium compounds prevalent.
Glasgow headline notes Georgina McMasters born with teeth already visible through the gums, Dr. Stuart Laidlaw cites rare cases. No hospital details provided. The report adds a second item about a truck driver found dead behind a Sioux City hotel, identified as Martin Vagt, with up to $400 in receipts.
A Houston man, Fledy Arnall, traveled to Joplin, Missouri, to repossess a car for a local finance company. He could not locate the Red Cap Service Station and wired for a correct address, which then led to the vehicle’s return.
Test on key witness George W. Pike delays Vera Pearl Williams trial. Pike, 32, of 2021 Appleton St, walked into Walnut Ave Baptist Church seeking prayer and confessed to robbing four Long Beach drugstores of marijuana and cash. Williams, claimed common law wife, pleads not guilty to narcotics charges as Judge Joe Raycraft learns Pike will be unavailable for about four weeks due to tuberculosis testing in China.
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