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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1958

Page

5

Ex Kresge Head Dies

Charles B. Van Dusen, 87, former president of the S. S. Kresge Co., died Saturday. He joined Kresge and Wilson in Detroit in 1904 and led the firm from 1925 to 1938 after its 1912 reorganization.

Detroit Charles B. van Dusen S. S. Kresge Co Kresge and Wilson Kresge Co

Knowland campaign divides lines as Brown backs party shift

A long California political clash unfolds as Knowland supporters tout a side-by-side resume while Democratic Atty. Gen. Edmund G. Brown counters with a contrasting record. The piece notes Knowland's rapid career rise and Brown's switch to the Democratic Party in 1934, plus campaign staff actions and a fundraiser in Los Angeles. Also covered is a youth Democratic club drive in Tujunga aiming to spark political awareness among teens.

Jack Drown Knowlands U.S Los Angeles Republican Business and Industries Central Committee California Cali Fornia Com Knowland Bill Brown Land Edmund G Pat) Brown Helen Herrick Bernice Layne Iman U. S. Senate Senate S Knowland California Assembly San Francisco Fred Howser Orre Tujunga Calif Lennie Ross Joel Fram Kenny Moss Victor Miller Ross Summitrose St

Britain Plans New H Bomb Test Series

Britain will soon begin a third series of nuclear weapons tests at Christmas Island starting May 15, 1957. Four more tests have been reported since then, the most recent on April 28. No details on the scale or extent of the forthcoming tests were given.

London Britain Christmas Island

Who's Who Across and Down Word Puzzle Roundup

A word puzzle titled Who's Who offers across and down clues with mixed difficulty. Answers include names, places, numbers, and common terms arranged in a crossword style grid. Clues reference people like Franklin and Musial, places such as a Pennsylvania city, and items like mollusks and verbs, inviting a broad solvers' challenge.

Franklin Nerrow Musial Freese & Manhandle Lincoln G Molten Rock Magog Constellation Small Bay Pennsylvania

Puzzle clue set from historical page

Puzzle items list includes entries for former Argentine president and Italian poet with missing letters and several adjacent clues. The fragmented clues reference Mae S Gardner, blood vessel, actual, tumult, snake, service groups, citrus fruits, entrances in fences, and metric measures, suggesting a varied crossword or cryptic puzzle from the era.

Colton Fabré Sundisk Mae. S. Gardner

Municipal Band Concert at Lincoln Park This Tuesday

The Municipal Band presents a program Tuesday afternoon at Lincoln Park starting 2 PM. Conducted by Eales Payne, the lineup includes roles for Jeb Ont, Browdesst, and J. J. Jeb. The concert features works titled Americans Vale Caprice and Forleres with a 3 to 2:90 PM interval.

Nuesday Lincoln Park Eles J Payne Eae Jeb Ont Does Kger Browdesst Vale Caprice

Hall Drops Out See Nod to Rockefeller

Albany report says two frontrunners emerge for New York governor with Averell Harriman seeking a second term and Nelson Rockefeller poised for GOP endorsement after Leonard Hall withdrew. Brooklyn delegation backs Rockefeller, boosting pledged votes toward first-ballot nomination.

Hall Rockefeller Albany N. Y New York Averell Harriman Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Brothers Foundation GOP Leonard W. Hall Harriman Senate Brooklyn

Pope Urges Germans to Defend Faith in Berlin Rally

Pope Pius XII told Catholics in Berlin to defend their faith to the last amid communist rule. His recorded message was played to 170,000 attendees at West Berlin's Olympic Stadium during a five day rally ending with the meeting.

Berlin UPI Pius Mie East West Germany West Berlin Olympic Stadium

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