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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1950
Page
2
A government panel revisits proposed excise taxes cutting the planned nightclub levy by roughly one half. Officials debate revenue targets and enforcement clarity as residents weigh impacts on entertainment venues.
An American journalist and an educator were killed in Java in a violent incident. The tragedy prompted responses from U S correspondents and press groups seeking details and safety assurances.
A U S military exercise left one person dead and eight others injured during the remote testing of defense drills. Officials say the incident occurred amid routine live-fire simulations and ongoing safety reviews are underway.
Amid wartime rhetoric in Washington the Hoover plan for a no red policy at the United Nations is praised by lawmakers. Officials hail the initiative as a milestone in postwar international security while critics urge caution over enforcement and sovereignty.
A political clash over proposed tax cuts intensifies as lawmakers warn a veto remains likely if cuts are too deep. The debate centers on fiscal impact, with critics urging restraint and supporters pushing rapid tax relief.
An unclear report from New York depicts renewed turmoil surrounding a local school. The fragment hints at student unrest and possible confrontations, with scattered names and events suggesting ongoing controversy without clear resolutions.
A garbled OCR passage lists diverse names, places, and terms including fires, engineers, cities, and names such as Haiti, Beret, and Waringhoum. It references individuals, duties, and possible legal or organizational contexts in a disjointed, unreadable stream.
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