10 Aug 1959
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1959
Page
1
Patrolman Robert Quinn cited William J. McDonald for driving 45 in a 25 zone. McDonald sped away, reappeared, and was nabbed after the officer found his car idle. he faced charges of reckless driving running a stop sign ignoring siren red light evading arrest and assault and battery.
Dan Hughes of Louisville Kentucky marks his 112th birthday with two cakes. An ex slave known for daily walking and sharp wit recounts memories of slavery and Abe Lincoln’s era. Associated Press photo notes his long life and stories.
New York AP reports talks to end the nationwide steel strike resume with two top negotiators missing. United Steelworkers leader David McDonald and U S Steel executive R Conrad Cooper stay away, while Finnegan plans to rejoin and Moore attends. The four week old strike affects about 500 000 workers and 107 000 allied jobs idle.
Mrs. Jay Rand 38 shot H. Clark 33 in her Rogers home bedroom about 1 20 am Sunday after he entered. She fired four times with a .25 caliber pistol. Clark died later at a hospital. Rand held on open charge and hospitalized for shock. Her husband leads local school board and Army Reserve units.
A garbled receipt appears to be a newspaper notice noting second class matter at the Post Bar in California and a pricing line claiming 2.00 and 24.00 with unclear publication details for a Sunday issue.
Baton Rouge reporters note 63 year old Governor Farr K. Long sets 5 p.m. start for a 12 day session. Many legislators show reluctance to convene amid a list of 21 bills including measures on airline hostess conduct and hospital reporting. Long hinted at a possible mental hospital reference amid re election campaigning.
A compact note describes Girard's dressing idea using sliced tomatoes combined with chopped green onion and thinly sliced chives. Chill an hour, then spoon tomato slices as a bright flavorful addition to salads. The tip emphasizes Girard's magic flavor to elevate everyday salads.
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