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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1948

Page

5

Party Committees Short of Money

Washington April 28 UP The Republican and Democratic national committees ran into the red in financing the first two months of this campaign year. But the national Wallace-for-President Committee the C I O Political Action Committee and Americans for Democratic Action said they spent less than they took in. The financial records are displayed in the office of the clerk of the House. All political organizations are required by law to report periodically to Congress on contributions and expenses. This was the situation for the first two months of 1948. The Republican national committee said it received 16022 and spent 190861 a difference of 174839. The Wallace committee said It took in 465647 and paid out 55 on leaving 10230 in the war ST. Americans for Democratic Action said they collected 33139 and spent 13379 leaving them 19760 The CIO P A C reported 117468.54 in contributions. Sales of literature raised its income to 118541.84. Expenditures were 60640.23 leaving a 57901.59 balance.

Washington Republican Democratic National Committees Political Action Committee Americans For Democratic Action Clerk of House Congress Republican National Committee Wallace Committee

Reuther Case Clues Run Out Amid Fresh Leads

DETROIT April 28 Police tracking the would be killer of Walter P. Reuther report few tangible clues. An unnamed Detroit steel plant worker was released after a gun at the Atlantic City convention surfaced as a possible lead but time card checks place him at work April 20 the night of the attack. A shotgun shell box found at Ford Rouge plant offered no match with the weapon used. Police Commissioner Toy hopes a hospital interview with Reuther will yield a clue while reward money climbs to 117150.

Detroit Walter P. Reutheriag United Auto Workers Atlantic City Joseph V. Krug Reuther Toy Litte

Kin of Armour Given Divorce

SANTA BARBARA April 28 Mrs Lolita Armour Mitchell Wilder daughter of the late Chicago packer Opden Armour has been awarded a divorce from a Los Angeles investment broker Paul Wilder. Wilder filed the original divorce complaint but his wife formerly married to John J Mitchell Chicago banker countered with her own complaint which Wilder did not contest. He gets 14000 from the 424399 realized from sale of property they both owned in Los Angeles County. They maintained homes in Montecito and Westwood. Mrs Wilder plans to go to Chicago in June. She and Wilder were married in Lake Forest Il Sept 11 1943.

Santa Barbara Lolita Armour Mitchell Wilder Chicago Packer Opden Armour Los Angeles Paul Wilder Wilder John J. Mitchell Chicago Wider Los Angeles County Montecito Westwood Lake Forest

Checkbook Plan Defense Comment Draws Bradley Critique

Gen Omar Bradley told a New York dinner that a checkbook plan of defense is insufficient. He urged maintaining men, money, machines and a public demonstration that democracy defeats communism. In Michigan a student refused to reveal if he is a Communist, prompting a Senate contempt warrant.

Senate James Zarichny Michigan State College Michigan Lansing Flint Zarichny Associated Press New York Omar N. .Bradley Army United States Bradley National Association of Magazine Publishers Mich Michigan State Senate

Central America in Trouble Reported Across Nations

Three Central American republics were reported in turmoil as Guatemalan unrest, Nicaraguan arming, and Costa Rican fears culminated. Rebels led by Jose Figueres clashed in Costa Rica while Somoza strengthened Nicaragua against alleged Communist forces. An arrest warrant targeted Miguel Mendoza as authorities sought to quash the revolt, with censorship and exoduses noted in Guatemala and diplomatic tension rising across the region.

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