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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1948
Page
5
The piece urges mothers to use proper minerals and balanced diets to prevent rickets, claiming modern feeding results in healthy, straight‑limbed babies who sleep well. It stresses regular medical checkups and choosing high quality baby products, noting extras should be of the best.
The War Assets Administration will sell two surplus barracks buildings for 1750 dollars each to qualified veterans. Each building holds rough lumber for five houses plus plumbing and supplies in good condition. Veterans may pool funds to buy under GI priority provisions and should contact the Long Beach Veterans Service Center at 241 W. Broadway to establish priority.
Washington April 30 Representative Harry R. Sheppard of California introduces a measure to prohibit any radio network from owning stations. The bill aims to curb cross ownership and preserve diverse local control in broadcast media.
Dr Theodore Hsi En Chen of USC told the Optimists Club that the Chiang Kai-shek regime, though corrupt and weak, is preferable to the Communist program. He noted Communists now control nine tenths of Manchuria, aided by land reform rhetoric but facing oppression and loss of freedom. The club backed a May 11 water bond issue.
St. Cyprian's Parish opens its new hall this Saturday at 2 pm for the Annual May Carnival. The Altar Society handles refreshments and booths, the Holy Name Society runs the country store, and the Young Ladies Sodality sells candy. Admission is free.
The Past Presidents Parley of Arthur L. Peterson Unit No. 27 American Legion Auxiliary will hold a cooked food sale tomorrow morning at the Municipal Market. Mrs. Gertrude Allis is in charge.
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