Chinese Find Red Regime Pretty Bad
Dr. Reed recalls living under Maoist rule in China as Ginling College chair in Nanking. She describes looting fears, night watches, and shifts in language and policy after the Communist takeover in 1949.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1951
Page
5
Dr. Reed recalls living under Maoist rule in China as Ginling College chair in Nanking. She describes looting fears, night watches, and shifts in language and policy after the Communist takeover in 1949.
Five Long Beach hospitals join a national two year study by the American Hospital Association. Community, Seaside, St Marys, and Bixby Knolls Hospitals plus Harriman Jones Clinic and Hospital will provide data to the Commission of Financing of Hospital Care. The effort seeks affordable, high quality patient care and is funded by half a million dollars from foundations and donors.
The Coast Guard announced a January 1 deadline for applications to the Coast Guard Academy in New London Conn. The district seeks 200 applicants for the four year officer course. Age limits are 17 to 22. Servicemen urged to apply. full information at the We Times Building 215 American Ave Coast Guard office.
Townsend meetings this week list club gatherings across Townsend Hall and various homes. Horace Vinacke leads Bellflower Club at 9132 Flower St Bp m Don Muchmore speaks midweek and several clubs host card parties and entertainments at 7 30 or 7 20 with Mrs Rue Bennett Mrs Kate Coburn and Mrs Ann Ritter among organizers.
The Marshall Plan ends December 31 after spending about 121% billion dollars to rescue Europe from bankruptcy. Harriman leads the new Mutual Security Agency to build an economic base for Europe’s rearmament drive, while ECA ends. Critics warn of insufficient economic aid and rising Soviet threats as Europe shifts to military buildup.
A Fergus Falls area couple celebrates 50 years of marriage. Evan Lee and Minah Lee recount a life of steady partnership despite an automobile accident that left him with broken ankles. Their story spans four children and five grandchildren as they recall dancing, skating, and enduring routine duties like doing the dishes together.
Mrs. William Barnes recalls a 1931 sanctuary effort in Long Beach that fed the hungry and aided a struggling mother. A young widow, aided by KFON announcer Clarence Crary and volunteers, repaired her car, faced danger, and reached the courthouse to reclaim her son, ending with a joyous holiday memory.
Long Beach now has 308 elevators in use with 19 installed in the past year. Most impressive are the large hydraulic Auditorium units that carry 65 passengers, touted as the city’s largest smoothest riders. Of 240 passenger elevators and the rest freight, eight escalators operate here, three added recently, as new buildings rise.
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