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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1947
Page
3
London dispatch reports Moscow radio citing Sofia that the last Russian occupation forces have departed Bulgaria yesterday in compliance with the Bulgarian peace treaty terms.
In Oklahoma City deputies traced a bootlegger's festive cards to liquor charges after red tagged greetings prompted calls to area ministers. A Santa figure collected 42 pints as the bootlegger's Christmas spirit went down the drain.
From the home office in Chicago Montgomery Ward announces Lester M Horner as media director. John A. Martin moves up from media director to assistant retail sales manager.
In Ann Arbor on December 16 2500 University of Michigan students pelted Communist Gerhardt Eisler with eggs and fruit as he attempted an impromptu speech after canceling a planned address FBI agents and local police observed the protest Eisler spoke briefly from a porch while eggs were hurled and a rifle was seen carried by a student
George W. Truman and Clifford V. Evans, facing an 800 foot ceiling and one mile visibility with icing, switch from tiny hvver planes to trains from New York to Washington. District of Columbia commissioners and John Reilly welcome them at a civic reception as officials prepare for a White House stop and press conference later today.
Santa Monica reports a four family building damaged by a gas explosion last night. Tenant Jean head, seriously burned, was pulled from the apartment by neighbors and hospitalized with burns to the head and hands.
Samuel B. Morris, general manager and chief engineer for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, was named to the Colorado River board by Governor Earl Warren? he succeeds F. Scattergood.
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