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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1959

Page

1

Ore claim near Albany Hill sparks claims and doubt

Elizabeth French Moss of Fresno filed a mining claim at the Alameda County Courthouse for Albany Hill near the Eastshore Freeway. She reports a vein of gold uranium and lead with a 10 foot shaft. UC professor Edward Wisse doubts the pairing of gold and uranium in such geology. Dudley DeValbiss says he may own the land and mineral rights. Annie Oakley weds Gail Davis and Richard Pierce in Las Vegas.

Oakland San Francisco-Oakland Bayge Elizabeth French Moss Ofresno Albany Hill Eastshore Edward Wisse University of California Fresno Alameda County Dudley DeValbiss

Bank Exec Wife Seeks Divorce Over Union Pay Demand

Mrs Mildred Baughman seeks divorce from Max Baughman the 45 year old bank vice president earning 18000 a year alleging cruelty and his demand that she pay him a union seat for odd jobs around the house She owns their Kenilworth home and asks he be removed. Also note Atlantic City and Morristown traffic story about disc jockey Vince Lindner ending a four day state interview tour with a ticket for overtime parking at Morristown Police Headquarters.

Chicago UF Mildred Baughman Superior Court Max Atlantic City N. J Vince Lindner New Jersey Morristown Lindner

USW Spurns Talks With Executives In Steel Dispute

United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald said the union will not meet the industry four-man bargaining team and invited direct talks with steel company executives tonight to avert a walkout. He argued no negotiations have occurred since 1956 and urged the executives to meet to settle four differences before a potential strike.

New York United Steelworkers Union Steel Industry Steel Company David J. McDonald Thenion McDonald R. Conrad Cooper Aited Roger M. Slough U.S. Steel Corp A. B. Homet Bethlehem Steel Charles M. White Republics Steel Avery C. Adams Jones Laughling Steel J. L. Mauthe Youngstown Shell and Tool Wise

Lena Beach Post Office Names Second Class Master

A notice from Lena Beach California announces the appointment of a second class master at the Post Office. It lists compensation terms per week per month per year and notes the carrier delivery schedule. The document is signed by the local audit bureau of circulation and references Pine Avenue and Sunday publication details.

Vresa-Gelearam Lena Beach Calif Cam Pine Ave Gureau Circulelion

Farm Bill Vetoes Signal Bitter Demos Battle Ahead

President Eisenhower vetoed two farm bills affecting wheat and tobacco, saying they failed to meet growers' needs and would worsen surpluses and high prices. Democrats touted cuts in production and lower costs, while vetoes likely end legislative prospects this year. Wheat quotas, parity supports, and tobacco price policies loom large ahead of July voting and 1960 farm program decisions.

Washington Congress Eisenhower Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson iPresident

Senate Hikes Debt Limit to 295 Billion Dollars

Senate approved a seven billion dollar increase to a peacetime debt ceiling bringing total public debt to 295 billion dollars. The Treasury announced plans to borrow five billion dollars in new cash next month. Lyndon B Johnson pressed urgency amid rapid passage. Goldwater opposed. Refs to Eisenhower signing and House approval noted. Also reports a Navy trainer crash near Mexico with Lt. jg. David Lacaire among the named.

Washington Senate Senate Finance Committee Tem Galveston Tex David Joseph Lacaire Spencer Mass Mexico

Live on the Beach at the Huntington Hotel Dining Rates

An early 20th century hotel notice describes Huntington Hotel on Oceanfront, offering two-person suites with private baths and wall to wall carpet. Daily maid service, large dining room with ocean views lists room and meals at 77.90 weekly, with steak, turkey, Virginia ham and other meals. Catering also noted for public events and themed dinners.

Huntington Hotel Odear Blvd Lomg Beach Jach Crime Tide Peter

Carbo Faces Extradition After Camden Skirmish

Frankie Carbo’s bid to stay in New Jersey failed as a legal skirmish left him jailed without bond. Extradition to New York proceeds on 10 conspiracy charges as Camden County Court orders return. Governor Meyner signed papers. prosecutor Norman Heine plans to present New York witnesses on the 1958 indictment.

Camden Frankie Carbo New Jersey New York Carbo Camden County Benjamin Dzick Joseph Tomaselli Alfred J. Seatti Robert B. Meyner Norman Heine

Pleas for Aid Denied Wife Shoots Husband

In Houston Mrs Genie McDonald said she fired in self defense after pleas for protection were denied by the county attorney district attorney and police. She was charged with assault to murder William Robert McDonald 34 who suffered three abdominal wounds.

Houston, Tex Genie McDonald William Robert McDonald McDonald

Geisha Girl Narrates in New McCall Issue

In a provocative autobiographical piece, Sadako Uemura discusses lifelong training as a geisha, the taboo romance, and the degrading insults she endures while: she notes geisha can be owned by patrons for exclusive enjoyment. The July McCall's promises revelations about geisha life.

Sadako Uemura McCall's Gria McCall

Khrushchev Stands Firm on Berlin Says Harriman

Harriman reports Khrushchev refused to retreat on Berlin and demanded Western Allied forces leave. Khrushchev spoke for hours at the Kremlin amid U.S. questions about the Berlin situation and Russia’s stance. Harriman noted the Soviet position to reporters at the Moscow embassy luncheon.

Khrushchev Berlin Harriman Moscow Li—w U.S Llewellyn Thompson

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