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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1954
Page
5
Mrs Alvina Page 33 was fined 500 and sentenced to six months in jail for spreading tuberculosis. The case marks the first conviction under Kentucky’s new penalty law. Health officer Dr Sam Marks had Page arrested and she will serve the term at Julius Marks Sanatorium dedicated to TB treatment.
U S Representative Halifield reports British may generate electricity from atomic power two years before the United States finishes its pioneer civilian plant. He toured British atomic centers in Europe and said Britain leads in some experimental power applications while the U S still leads overall, especially in weapons. A sanatorium report notes Mrs Page left against medical advice with communicable tuberculosis in both lungs.
In federal court testimony, Ramon Sanchez Sorrel says a Puerto Rican Nationalist Party official was demoted before the March 1 Congressional shooting for failing to organize public demonstrations. He identified as FBI informant and quoted Rosa Collazo saying Julio Pinto Gandia was removed for inactivity since 1950.
London police recovered the abandoned getaway truck used in a daylight robbery outside the home of Britain's top official, Sir David Maxwell Fyfe. The bandits fled with $112,090 in gold bullion from Rothschild's Bank to Swiss Union Bank, switching vehicles amid a quick pursuit. Kent, the truck driver, narrowly avoided capture as the robbers sped away in a black Austin sedan and the getaway truck was later found empty in a quiet street near the scene.
Sacramento campaign clash escalates as Knight and Graves trade accusations about liquor policy and alleged political pressure. Graves accuses Knight of pressuring San Diego officials. Knight denies wrongdoing and defends his record while accusing Graves of a calculated hoax to smear him.
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