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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1948
Page
12
Report states the United States will soon receive a shipment of Lapinse Canarlien birds totaling 10,000 from an international supplier. Officials in Tokyo and allied agencies confirm coordination for cargo arrival and distribution to zoos and research facilities.
Norway proposes a special United Nations General Assembly session to address the Korean problem amid Russian opposition. Norwegian delegate Finn Moo says a session may be needed to press a Korean plan, with debate on force withdrawal and potential civil war if talks fail. Support from the Philippines India the Dominican Republic the Netherlands and Greece backs immediate actions in Korea despite a Russian boycott.
The California Real Estate Association reports a national group will study a Long Beach led educational program. Long Beach figures James Garth and others contributed months of prep, with committees on speakers and termite inspection clauses.
Madeleine Coorl rich of 3232 Fashion Ave reports she found a .38 caliber revolver in the car paneling on one side and a second revolver on the opposite side. The car, bought in Jacksonville years ago, has been in her possession since. Capt. L Q Martin of the detective bureau sent an officer to inspect the vehicle and plans to contact Florida authorities.
The Justice Department indicted two dairy firms and six individuals for conspiring to fix fluid milk prices in the St Louis area. Attorney General Tom Clark called it the first major antitrust enforcement in the milk industry and ordered grand jury probes of milk prices in Chicago and Washington, DC.
Strategic Air Command announced a squadron of B 29 bombers departed Carswell Field near Fort Worth Texas on a training flight to Furstenfeldbruck Germany. The squadron usually has 20 planes with two traveling via Westover Massachusetts and Keflavik Iceland others route through MacDill Florida and the Azores.
In Pittsburgh on February 25 1950 the Westinghouse Fleetrie Corporation’s salaried unions asked for a general wage rise of 20 cents an hour for all white collar workers. The bargaining sessions opened with management on the economic terms of the current contract being extended.
The contralto Marian Anderson, renowned since 1935 for star status and vast audiences, will perform tonight at Municipal Auditorium. The event marks her ongoing influence in the concert world with a history of acclaimed appearances before thousands.
Seattle voters head to a March 9 runoff after final primary returns show Mayor William B. Devin and Allan Portroy leading seven candidates with wide margins.
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