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Newspaper
Independent Long Beach
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
13
In a column quoting L.A.C. the piece warns that the nation faces a creeping economic precipice as canneries and mills close due to stalled production. It cites 1929 and wartime booms, argues for steady buying power, and blames President Truman and Taft Hartley for a strike that could plunge the economy into ruin.
A reader argues for publishing a POW exchange letter nationwide and coordinating parents to press for prisoner releases. Laura A Brandmeiser urges action and accountability in Korea, while Leslie Raddatz thanks Long Beach Independent readers for their support of the Bob Hope Bing Crosby Olympic Telethon and the million dollar milestone.
Community groups urge preservation of the Pacific Queen as a rare educational and decorative asset in Long Beach. Residents call for action to keep the historic vessel from being lost or retired.
Washington figures report Senator Rusé Long of Louisiana cut a billion dollars from military construction in exchange for economy bloc votes to override the President's veto. The deal raises questions about Long's offshore royalty interests and potential conflicts with his Louisiana duties. General Clark reports opposing Britain's larger role in Korea. Stevenson signals presidential bid with Arvey backing. Kefauver seen as electable but needing Truman's support. Truman’s bathtub inscription noted as a curious White House souvenir.
Senate hopeful Estes Kefauver sharpens attacks on Truman era bosses as he pivots from New Hampshire to California. Campaign manager Gael Sullivan guides a strategy to portray Kefauver as Roosevelt heir while facing a web of delegates and machine operators.
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