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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1971

Page

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Patrolman Arrests Suspect Over Stolen Jacket in Court Lobby

Detroit Recorder's Court saw Patrolman Charles Sauvage confront a man in the lobby wearing a jacket stolen from Sauvage's home in October. A misprinted name on the jacket led Sauvage to arrest the suspect after discovering what police believed to be heroin in his pocket. The suspect telephoned his brother, who arrived wearing a corduroy sport coat that Sauvage also identified as belonging to him.

Charles Sauvage Detroit Recorder’s Court Sauvage Llle Sauyate Dumny

Housewife faces common scold charge in Bucks County trial

In Doylestown Pennsylvania Thursday Mrs Idaonne Hanck a Levittown housewife faced trial for being a common scold a longstanding colonial offense now carrying a possible fine for first offense and up to one year in jail. Neighbors testified she quarrelled repeatedly prompting charges. noting a 1969 case Margaret Barrett who sought reversal after a Superior Court ruling that continuity of scolding must be proven.

Idoanne Hanck Doylestown Pennsylvania Hauck Levittown Bucks County Philadelphia Flick cMargaret

Queen Hosts Staff Party At Windsor With Royal Dance

Queen Elizabeth danced with her butlers and footmen while Prince Philip squired the chambermaids at the royal Christmas staff party. Prince Charles on holiday from the Royal Navy and Princess Anne joined the parents. The queen later returned to London as Charles, Philip and Anne traveled to Balmoral for a few days. The family will return to Windsor Wednesday to celebrate Christmas.

Elizabeth Prince Philip Palace Prince Charles Royal Navy Princess Aene Windsor Castle London Philip Charles Anne Scotland Balmoral

Jack Jones Granted Decree Ending Brief Marriage

Singer Jack Jones receives a divorce de cree terminating his brief marriage to Gretchen Jones 21 a former airline stewardess in Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Wilam P Hogeboom sets alimony and community property hearings for January 25. Mrs Jones claims the 1970 Houston marriage on September 5 and May separation left his income over 300000. Jones had prior marriages to Jill St Jonn and Lee Lawrence.

Jack Jones Gretchen Wilam P. Hogeboom Los Angeles Jones Houston Jill St. Jonn Lee Lawrence

Reedy Named Dean at Marquette College of Journalism

George F E Reedy a veteran journalist and longtime aide to Lyndon B Johnson has been named dean of the Marquette University College of Journalism He will serve as Nieman professor of journalism in addition to the dean and will assume the post on September 1 1972.

George FE. Reedy Lyndon B. Johnson Marquette University College of Journalism Reedy Nieman University

Labor editor Fred Sweet dies in St Paul at 62

Frederick B. Sweet, longtime editor of labor union publications and former editor of the St. Paul Union Advocate, died after a long illness in St. Paul Minnesota at age 62. He had retired last June and was immediate past President of the International Labor Press Association. his editorials earned national awards and he previously edited a Cincinnati labor publication for 18 years.

Frederick B. Sweet Labor Union St. Paul Minn

Talks open on money at capital

Washington reports that Treasury Secretary John Connally opened the G ten finance ministers conference at the Smithsonian seeking realignment of non-Communist currencies. He cautioned that a favorable outcome was not assured and predicted tough negotiations ahead despite hopeful signs from President Nixon on dollar devaluation. The session followed a French insistence that U.S. import surcharges be removed as part of any parity agreement. The Bank of England meanwhile let the dollar fall to a four year low, even as Edward Heath prepared for travel to Ottawa and Bermuda to discuss the money crisis with President Nixon.

Washington the Treasury John B. Connally Connally Red Castle Smithsonian Institution Nixon Smithsonian Valery Giscard-D'Estaing New York U.S Destaing Kennedy Airport London UPI Bank of England Britain Edward Heath Ottawa Bermuda Nisan

Air West pilots may end strike by returning to work

SAN FRANCISCO UPI A Hughes Airwest spokesman said service could resume if pilots agree to work despite a mechanics strike. ALPA met with Airwest officials but did not indicate if pilots would return while the Airport Mechanics Fraternal Association strike continues. The 44 jet fleet serving 74 Western, Canadian and Mexican airports was grounded. Supervisory mechanics could service the planes if pilots approve.

San Francisco UPI Hughes Airwest Air Line Pilots Association Airport Mechanics Fraternal Association Canada Mexico

Unclear event note from 1930s press page

Fragmentary text from a PRESS TELEGRAM page lists mixed numbers and names. Readable items include a time code 42:08 and monthly or race-like figures. remaining text is garbled, offering no clear event, location, or participants.

Agnew Prays At National Christmas Tree Ceremony

Vice President Spire T Agnew delivered a prayer for POWs and servicemen missing in Southeast Asia during the National Christmas Tree lighting. He urged compassion and hope, then invited Gary Morris a District of Columbia orphan to flip the switch to illuminate the Fraser fir. The event featured the 63 foot tree and a smaller in memoriam sapling dedicated to those abroad.

Washington UPI Spire T. Agnew Agnew Nixon Southeast Asia Christ Gary Mor Ris District of Columbia North Carolina Pisgah National Forest

Wind Fanned Blazes In Southern California Areas

Santa Ana winds fanned three brush fires in Riverside and Ventura counties. One near Corona burned over 20 acres. Orange County crews contained it with no injuries. A Rubidoux fire charred 20 acres before containment. A Ventura County 600 acre blaze near Camarillo, 56 mph gusts, 350 firefighters battled, no structures threatened.

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