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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1951
Page
6
An independent Hong Kong paper says about 20,600 militiamen in Kwangsi Province took part in July unrest. Mutinous militia killed several land reformers and peasant officials, with disorders at Kweilai Nanping and Kweislen alarming Communist provincial authorities.
Rotarians and Harbor Board members toured the harbor aboard two boats totaling about 200 guests. Port Manager E J joined the group with guide Amat and Lt. Commander, while Procter & Gamble plant superintendent Pi explained operations. A box lunch was served aboard ship around noon.
The Economic Cooperation Administration said Western Europe will likely double military goods production next year, following a first doubling since the North Atlantic Treaty. The quarterly report notes rising defense spending and a Marshall Plan-backed recovery, though material shortages and price rises threaten output and the regional economy.
Aerial Water Survey on August 19 to assess San Diego County watersheds and reservoirs is announced by a House public lands committee. Dinel's apparel store marks its twelfth year with a formal opening of new quarters at 505 E Ocean Blvd. The modern building will host a full fall stock and improved service while maintaining current policies. Dinel and his wife describe the shop’s layout and parking, noting staff member Margaret McKinney’s recent New York trip for merchandise. The couple relocated from San Francisco and originally opened at 309 E. Ocean Blvd catering to young shoppers. Dinel credits local press coverage for growth. Dinels are active in Optimsist Club and Tuna Club. Mrs. Dinel participates in Children's Memorial Hospital auxiliary and Las Madrinas, while also belonging to Optters.
Belgrade reports from Politika say Bulgarian Premier Vulko Chervenkov faces removal amid rumors he balked at Kremlin demands. The 50 year old Communist, long based in Moscow, has not been seen in Sofia since July 16 and may have been summoned to the Soviet capital. Chervenkov, brother in law of the late Dimitrov, took office in February 1950 after Vasil Kolarov’s death.
New York deputy director of the Retining Division of the Petroleum Administration for Defense, Davis, formerly of Cush ing, Oklahoma, will take a role with a focus on oil aid. The report mentions Chae i ary and C.E. Di but the full context is unclear in the fragment.
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