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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1951

Page

2

Junior Red Cross Campaign Opens at NORWALK High

Gary spoke at an Excelsior High Quisenburg Canoga Park High School assembly as a school student and authority on Junior Red Cross affairs. The campaign at the school was launched. Houseguests feted at STANTON with Mrs Gertrude Ashton and her daughter Mrs Stanley Zelinski as guests of Mr and Mrs Melvin Huss of Hansen Manor.

Red Cross Norwalk Gary Excelsior High Quisenburg Canoga Park Stanton Gertrude Ashton Stanley Zelinski Melvin S. Huss Hansen Manor Ashton Huss

Samish Lobby Card Fight Boils in California Capitol

Arthur H. Samish is denied a lobbying card by an Assembly committee but vows to appeal for a hearing. The case highlights the 1950 Lobbyist Control Act limits, with Samish listed as California Brewers Institute employer and $1250 monthly salary. Legislative actions also push driver license suspensions for DUI, higher truck speed limits, and schoolfingerprinting debates.

Acramento Arthur H. Samish Assembly Unt Samish Hiss Richard J. Dolwie South San Francisco Lamish Capitol California Legislative Counsel Bureau California Brewers Institute Colwig Committee Philbrick State Crime Commission Mickey Cohen Los Angeles Kefauver Committee Brewers Institute Senate Jack B. Tenney Tor Charles E. Chapel Inglewood State Senate Finance Committee Education Committee Washington Lincoln State Senate Education Committee

Befriended Alien Slays Civic Leader in Yardville

In Trenton on April 13 authorities said a 58-year-old Yardville civic leader Leon West was fatally beaten by Jacinto Carlos a 6-foot 175-pound Portuguese alien and former seaman who befriended him. Carlos admitted the first degree murder charge saying he killed to win the wife Martha West. Detective Capt. Simpson said the motive was love and that Carlos ambushed West as he entered a door after hiding at the West home. West had known Carlos for six years after meeting him in a cabin behind the bungalow rented by West.

Trenton N. J Yardville Jacinto Jesse) Carlos Leon 4 West Civic Association of Here Mercer County Edward Leedom Thomas D. Simpson Martha Simpson Carlos Carlos Ast

Controlled Materials Plan Aimed at War Time Metal Allocation

Washington April 13 The government orders a materials control plan like WWII to channel scarce steel copper and aluminum to defense and essential civilian industries by July 1 The National Production Authority says the plan may take months to operate and is part of broader controls on materials wages and prices Officials predict broader powers may be sought in Congress and CMP will allocate specific metal quantities based on defense needs to support ships transport and other war related outputs

Ashington National Production Authority NPA Manly Fleischmann Office of Frice Stabilization White House Congress William H. Harrison NAP NPR

What About Formosa What Is Our Asiatic Policy

A Senate Democrat asks Secretary Acheson to spell out U S Formosa and China policy after President Truman's April 11 broadcast. He questions blockades, UN admission for Communist China, aid to anti Communist forces, and whether Formosa is part of a broader strategy shared with Britain, which favors appeasement.

Ashington MacArthur Truman Senate Dean Acheson I. Truman James O. Eastland Miss Acheson Formosa Ching Coast China United Nations United States South Asia South Asia Mr. Truman Great Britain Chiang Kai-shek Western Europe Korea Japan

Wedded Writers Separate Over Career Pressures

Hollywood reports screen writers Richard Sale and Mary Loos have separated. They cited career pressures for marital troubles but deny divorce plans. Loos is Anita Loos’ niece. Sale directs and produces films. They wed in 1946 and have a two year old son Edward.

Hollywood Richard Sale Mary Loos Anita Loos Sale Edward

Giant Attack May Be Red Peace Reply

Washington April 13. UPI reports many U S strategists expect a major Chinese Red offensive backed by Russian air power and believe there have been no behind the scenes peace approaches. Mandate to strike Manchurian bases remains. UN nations urged to boost forces as plans unfold.

Washington U. S Red China Truman Russia United Nations Korean Moscow Peiping United Nations’ Good Offices Commission U.N Manchuria Douglas MacArthur Manchurian U. N United States

Senators Record Talks On Phones Says Tobey

Senator Tobey reveals many senators routinely record telephone conversations to keep facts straight. He notes two presidential talks were recorded with consent via a beep device, a practice legal in interstate calls if the other party is aware. Senate officials say cameras, er no, recording devices are used by many, with varied frequency and no proven abuses.

Washington Charles W. Tobey Ran. H Senate Truman Tobey Federal Communications Commission Joseph C. Duke Duke Newamen

Wasco Woman Is Raisin Pie Champ

Fresno reports Stella Pritschke of Wasco won first prize in 1951 Central Valley Empire Association raisin pie contest for a recipe with grated orange and lemon rinds. She will receive two new electric ranges as the award.

Fresno Stella Pritschke Wasco Central Valley Empire Association

U S S Monitor Ironclad Found Off Carolina Coast

SHARLESTON S C April 13 The Yankee cheese box ironclad Monitor has been located in about 120 feet of water southeast of Cape Hatteras Navy spokesman says no plan to raise wreckage The Monitor fought the Merrimac in 1862 off the Virginia coast and sank off the North Carolina coast December 1862 following a Civil War battle it helped usher in the era of metal clad ships.

Sharleston S. C Cape Hatteras Sixth Naval District Navy Virginia North Carolina Charleston Nortfoli

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