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Local classifieds advertise cash for unused belongings with a contact phone number and instructions to place For Ssle ads. The ad promotes quick cash and simple listing through a single telephone line.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1958
Page
2
Local classifieds advertise cash for unused belongings with a contact phone number and instructions to place For Ssle ads. The ad promotes quick cash and simple listing through a single telephone line.
Los Angeles district attorney seeks to compare Marie McDonald's new account of her kidnapping with her prior grand jury testimony in Los Angeles County. Police Lt Zander and investigator Blodgett returned from Cincinnati after McDonald, 34, described to a nightclub crowd a version accusing her estranged husband of engineering the crime.
In Santa Monica actor Franchot Tone and former wife Jean Wallace faced off in Superior Court over the son Tone seeks to enroll in a private school in Pottsville Pennsylvania. Wallace, divorced since 1951, says Tone would have limited contact due to school rules while Pat lives with Wallace and Cornel Wilde. The court recessed proceedings until April 30.
Abe Schneider, 52, elected president of Columbia Pictures Corp succeeding the late Harry Cohn who died February 27. Cohn's will leaves half his estate to widow Joan Perry. Jan Sterling asks probate court to set terms for her child's schooling as an actor citing violence and prejudice in schools.
Sam Taylor, 62, a veteran Hollywood director, producer and writer, died after a long illness. His career began in silent films with Kalem Co. and Vitagraph, and he directed stars including Harold Lloyd, Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, Norma Talmadge, and Laurel and Hardy.
Saigon screens a revived The Kid drawing crowds despite nudity scenes in European films like Liane La Savage. Officials restricts on nude content clash with local censorship as Varied audiences line up at Majesty Theater to see Chaplin’s silent classic amid reforms.
The principal asset was 1,225,000 Columbia shares valued at $16 each. His widow inherits the Beverly Hills home and $75,000 yearly after taxes. Other legacies include $10,000 to sister Anna Frann and $10,000 to niece Judith Wolf. The remainder goes to the couple’s children John, 14, Harry Jr, 12, and Catherine, 8, held in trust.
A dense set of crossword like entries with numbers and clues in multiple languages. It lists terms for capitals countries stones metals and common nouns, including references to Austria central lamb duck and various cryptic hints.
Boxing referee Jack Silver had his wallet stolen from his coat Friday night while refereeing amateur matches at the Oakland Auditorium. The event was sponsored by the Oakland Police Department.
Readable scraps outline star signs with date ranges and vague advice. Mentions Taurus Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn and uncertain phrases about emotions, decisions, and happiness. No clear event or person named.
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