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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1960
Page
23
A Dallas socialite tried to free her maid from jail after learning the servant was actually a man dressed as a woman. She contacted Detective W S Biggio of the Police Special Services unit and admitted the servant had worked for her for three years. She is now advertising for a new maid.
Philadelphia report says engineers union struck five RCA plants in Croydon Pennsaillen Camden Moores town and Delaware Township plus Moorestown N J threatening to idle about 20000 workers over job security and wage disputes. The APEP seeks a 6 to 10 percent raise with a merit plan, while RCA offers a 334 percent rise over two years and pay for negotiating time. The old contract expired midnight Friday and federal mediator John R Murray planned another session.
An inquest in Newtownards Northland hears Joseph McGill scratched his children's names on bullets before a fatal shooting. The jury found the act linked to a public safety incident, with his wife testifying that she showed evidence of the bullets shortly before the deaths of three children aged 7, 6, and other victims.
George A. Fellows, born July Fourth, celebrated his 100th birthday in Gloversville. He remained sprightly and expressed that he feels as good today as at age 94, remarking with a tongue in cheek comment about the occasion.
Dr. J. M. Soss, optometrist at 37 Pine Avenue, promotes Continuous Vision Glasses for bifocal wearers. One lens provides near, intermediate, and far distances, reducing eye strain from squinting and multiple glasses. Open Friday through Saturday with easy terms. office locations in Torrance and Wilmington.
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