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Long Beach Press Telegram

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Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1952

Page

2

German Troops Win French OK

Paris reports the French government won from the National Assembly conditional approval of a European army with Germans. The vote faced a second confederation on the constitution’s clause that German troops not be retrusted until five nations ratify. Mobilization for unified western defense likely delayed until early summer as ratification progresses. Premier Edgar Faure survived a 327 to 276 vote in a long 13 hour session.

Paris Edgar Faure

Free Booklet On Hearing With Startling Clarity

CHICAGO Special reports a Chicago acoustical scientist describing modern electronics that restore hearing even after severe loss. The Beltone line cites Sam Posen stating that delaying treatment worsens speech recognition. A free illustrated booklet New Discoveries To Help The Deaf Hear is offered by Beltone Hearing Aid Co via mail without obligation.

Chicago United States Mir. Sam Posen Beltone Tol Electronic Research Director Beltone Hearing Aid Co 19Th St

Hoover report ends efforts May thirty first

Washington AP The citizens committee for the Hoover report aims a last ditch push for government reforms before disbanding May 31. Key targets include the VA, the $2 billion annual medical services budget, and the Agriculture Department. President Truman urged economy and efficiency and pledged more reorganizations this year. Herbert Hoover will speak at the final session. The group estimates 55 percent of Hoover recommendations are in force, saving about two billion dollars annually, with potential growth to 5.4 billion. The American Legion criticized the plan as fantastic and outdated, while Brannan defended Agriculture reforms and urged support for governance improvements.

Washington Citizens Committee For the Hoover Veterans Administration Department of Agriculture Truman Congress Internal Revenue Bureau American Legion Brannan Agriculture Department Robert L. Johnson Temple University Philadelphia Herbert Hoover Johnson Citizens Committee Legion The Donald R. Wilson Wilson Interior Department Hoover Group Agriculture Subcommittee McClellan Sen D.ark Senate Expenditures Committee Branman

Shoreline Phenomena Class At Long Beach City College

Classes meet Wednesdays from seven to nine twenty p m at Long Beach City College under the University of California extension sponsorship. James W Dunham chief of the Army Corps of Engineers beach erosion unit teaches the course begun last Wednesday. Topics cover shore erosion and accretion, corrective action planning, wave action analysis, data assembly, sea wall and groin design, artificial beach fills and related shoreline engineering aspects.

Long Beach City College University of California Extension James W. Dunham Army Corps of Engineers

Louisiana Governor Race Faces One Day Showdown

In New Orleans on February 18 1952 Gov Earl K Long backs Carlos Spaht his hand picked successor while independent Rol Kennon led by seven former rivals seeks to curb spending and tax power. The one party state regard the Democratic primary as the real election with Long vs anti Long the central divide.

New Orleans Earl K. Long Louisiana Carlos Spaht Baton Rouge Rol Kennon Monden Long Kennon Spaht Huey P. Long Gov. Long Gov. Jones U. S. Senate Sen Russell Tie

North Carolina Taft and Eisenhower split on delegates

North Carolina backers of Senator Taft expect a substantial majority of the 26 GOP delegates to the national convention with 22 picked in district contests on March 15 and four at large on March 18 in Charlotte. Patterns show a largely even split among leaders, with Patton forecasting a big Taft edge and Delapp predicting a roughly half and half outcome. Other state Republicans are markedly divided.

Raleigh N.C North Carolina Robert A. Taft Dwight D. Eisenhower Bozen Charlotte Frank C. Patton Morgantown Taft Committee Sim A. Delapp Lexington Eisenhower Patton U. S Delapp

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