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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1959
Page
5
London Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth toured the Chelsea flower show when a demonstrator triggered a garden panel. Philip pressed a button causing a jet of water to shower two photographers as the crowd gasped and then laughed. The princes asked if they were very wet, and the photographers smiled damply.
General Electric chairman Ralph J. Cordines warns a nationwide steel strike is inevitable as industry resists intense demands from United Steel workers, signaling potential widespread disruption across manufacturing sectors.
Puzzle fragment lists cryptic clues and numbers including Ocean vessel 33 and Bridge holdings 54. Mentions Persecules 34, Calumbus ship, Capuchin monkey 39, and gun dogs 57. Appears as an indexed word puzzle with hunting references and prefixes 51 Friority.
Sunrise 5 45 a m Sunset 7 56 p m Moonrise 12 40 a m Moonset 12 52 p m High tide 7 07 a m 5 ft 3 28 p m 4 ft Low tide 9 27 a m 0 4 ft 8 43 p m 2 4 ft Temperature 65 Calm surf Long Beach Lifeguards Walter reports from U S Coast and Geodetic Survey
A Bronx resident reported a wild animal on her porch. A patrolman covered the shape with a bucket weighed down by rocks and called for ASPCA help. The bucket was removed to reveal a Davy Crockett hat, not a creature, ending the scare.
Associated Press reports widespread storm activity across the nation with Simmadoes damaging homes in West Texas and St. Petersburg Florida. Heavy rain and strong winds affected Texas Kansas and Oklahoma while the jet stream moved north through Nebraska and the Dakotas. Southeast areas saw more rain and the knee belt stretched from northern Florida through Georgia into Kentucky. Snow flurries hit northern Montana as cool air moved south. most regions stayed mild with high 50s to 70s across the country.
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