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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1952
Page
4
Seattle April 1 UP Traf fic police arrested and charged John D Acheson after a five mile high speed chase through downtown Seattle and over the Lake Washington floating bridge. The 1940 Ford coupe with three carburetors allegedly ran tests at 132 mph and claimed a 140 mph capability.
Tokyo report states 11 U S airmen bodies recovered from wreckage of two bombers after rain storm crashes northeast of Tokyo. One more believed dead. two survivors from B 29 and B 26 incidents. Two crewmen unharmed, hospitalized for burns and shock. Names withheld.
San Francisco industrialist CPI Alexander R. Heron resigned from the Wage Stabilization Board citing a fundamental policy clash over how the WSB handles labor disputes. He argued the steel case shows government use of the WSB to arbitrate labor disputes, undermining stabilization efforts. Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson also quit over the same issue.
Wisconsin voters head to the polls in a pivotal primary where Taft campaigns across the state for 22 or 24 delegates out of 30. Kefauver pursues momentum from his Senate hearing showcase as rival candidates vie for influence with Eisenhower’s hidden presence cited.
Reports from Nebraska voters in 1951 describe heavy write-in activity for Republican presidential contenders and a crowded ballot. Key figures include Taft Eisenhower Kefauver Kerr Butler Peterson and MacArthur supporters in Lincoln Omaha and other cities. The Nebraska race also features a close GOP Senatorial contest and a push for write-ins for Taft and Eisenhower.
Paying their own way and representing 21 of 48 states, 18 editors traveled western Europe and the Middle East. They attended President Truman's Feb 28 press conference in Washington and planned meetings with prime ministers of 10 nations. They request permission to visit Moscow to interview the Soviet premier for a full U.S. report.
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