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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1951

Page

2

Eisenhower Tours Portugal Talks with Salazar on Spain

In Lisbon Eisenhower and Salazar met in a 45 minute session amid Portugal’s insistence Spain be brought into the Atlantic Pact before Portugal can play a larger role in Western Europe defense. Portugal’s limited forces and coastlong borders underscore the strategic debate. Meanwhile in Dallas four hundred independent grocers urge Congress to curb runaway prices citing rising wholesale costs as the cause of higher retail prices.

Lisbon Portugal Dwight D. Eisenhower Spain Europe Eisenhower Antonio de Oliveira Salazar Salazar America U.S. Air Force Terceira Azores Pyrenees Germany France Portiagal Noavidades Editoria Dallas Congress

Road Men Strike Blamed In Deadly School Bus Crash

In GLAPWES MICH the icy rural road blamed for a school bus wreck that killed two pupils and injured many. Authorities weighed whether a county road workers strike affected the mishap as sampling operations were disrupted. The bus carrying 45 pupils collided with a creamery truck near a one way bridge over Cedar River, tipping over and plunging into 12 feet of water. Rescue crews and Michigan Bell workers saved many from drowning while transporting the injured to Gladwin Hospital. Two boys died on scene Arthur Fisch and Dennis Zeit both 7 and 6 of Gladwin. Bus driver Ward Klein 33 suffered head lacerations but helped with rescue. truck driver Roy Davis 22 escaped injury.

Mich Samrling Gladwin Rural Agri ‘Cultural Cedar River Michigan Bell Telephone Gladwin Hospital Arthur Fisch Dennis Zeit Gladwin Central Michigan Ward Klein Roy Davis

U.S. Air Experts Study Canberra Bomber in England

A U.S. Air Force and industry team in England is evaluating production of Britain's Canberra two engine jet bomber in the United States. The Canberra, a straight wing night intruder, is in production in Britain and planned for Australia. The XB-51, with swept wings and three jets, is also tested for ground support.

Washington U.S. Air Force England Air Force Canberra Britain Australia Glenn L. Martin Co

Airmobile B 36 Fleet Aims for Fort Worth Return

Six B 36 bombers capable of carrying the atomic bomb plan a nonstop flight back to Fort Worth as they finish a moonlit stop at a Royal Air Force base. Col. Gerrity leads the mission with Lt Col Bartlett, while crews report icing and strong heating to prevent freeze aboard the giant aircraft.

Airelease England America Fort Worth Texas Royal Air Force Base Yesteray U. S.air Force Air Force Europe T. P. Gerrity Chicago John Bartlett Porter Gerrity Limeston Air Base Maine

Mission South Korean Reservists Ready

In South Korea on January 17 Secretary of Defense Shin Sung Mo announced that 1,000 reservists have completed training and are ready to enter battle once arming by the United Nations is arranged. A new conscription call orders all capable South Korean males to report to Kumchon to form a new Republic of Korea army, with countless thousands traveling to the assembly point.

Washington James F. Byrnes Europe Byrnes South Carolina Korea Sen Brewster Maine George D.-Ga Far East Humphrey Humphrey andGeorge United Nations China South Korea Shin Sung Mo Kumchon Republic of Korea

Rush to Include Cost of Living in Wage Contracts

New York, Jan 17. Commissioner Ewan Clague said the rush to attach cost of living adjustments to wage contracts has surged since the Korean conflict began. About two million workers are now covered by contracts tied to the Labor Department's consumer price index. The General Motors contract, first signed in 1948 and renewed in 1950, was unique until Korea spurred many firms and unions to adopt similar index-linked terms.

New York Ewan Clague Labor Statistics Radio-Television Manufacturers Association Labor Department General Motors Iis Korea

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