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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1952
Page
2
London February 8 AP Prime Minister Churchill pledged loyalty to Britain's new queen in a broadcast. He praised the late George VI as a model monarch and lauded his fearless conduct. He linked the coming reign to Elizabethan greatness and expressed hope for the future under a constitutional monarch.
Queenie the dog patrols Chicago Rock Island yards in Trenton Missouri sniffing heated journal boxes and air brake leaks. She works 15 hours daily with August Kroeger guiding her, signaling carmen with bark when a problem is found, and avoids passenger trains.
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer warned Germans of a vast Soviet force at the Elbe that could strike West Europe within 24 hours if signaled. He said the first shock would burden American British and French troops in West Germany, while Germans must counterbalance Soviet power and fund defense through European armament. The speech came during debates over NATO membership and Saar claims.
Truman signaling a possible stepping aside to name a successor drew from aides a view that he won’t seek another term. Reports note Eisenhower Taft Kefauver alignments, with Stassen urging labor-capital harmony and attacks on Truman policies. Rallye events and party pledges unfold as candidates tout strategy and delegate prospects.
Geneva report notes a UN commission closed without Soviet cooperation on missing WWI prisoners. German and Japanese cases cited. Peru's Japanese detainees discussed. 369,600 missing Japanese to be resolved. Peru and imPartial investigation requested. readers urged to see Press Telegram Want Ads.
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