Campaign tune up for major election shows party splits
Spokesmen from both parties held a tune up in Newark and West Palm Beach ahead of the congressional race. Republican Guy Gabrielson warned of a creeping state socialist program if GOP seats slip, while Democrat McGrath defended Truman’s $42.5 billion budget and growth. In Raleigh, Barkley avoided Truman civil rights talk as a harmony rally drew party leaders. Roosevelt urged confidence in a Democratic New York governor win, while Georgia’s M. Thompson announced a bid against Herman Talmadge.
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Republcan
Guy Gabrielson
Congress
Newark
N. J
West Palm Beach
Fla
McGrath
Truman
McGreth
Democratic Party
Gabrielson
Raleigh
N. C
National Party
Barkley
Jefferson
Jackson
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
New York State
Gold Star Mothers Meet in Washington National Parley
National officers of the American Gold Star Mothers Inc from Long Beach attended the national executive board meeting in Washington D C last week. Eleanor D Boyd national president Maude D Jones Long Beach chapter president and assistant national corresponding secretary Etta Mary Wood national corresponding secretary Martha Murphy national custodian of records and Frances Davis national musician were present.
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American Gold Star Mothers, Inc
Long Beach
Washington, D. C
Gold Star Mothers
Woman's Patriote Conference
National Defense
Eleanor D. Boyd
Maude D. Jones
Etta Mary Wood
Martha Murphy
Frances Davis
Alaska Seen as Easy Target by Russians
Alaska's Anchorage Fairbanks and Alaska airfields Elmendorf Ladd and Eielson could fall with little effort, warns Alaska Delegate E L Bartlett at the 24th Women's Patriotic Conference. He cites weak defenses, housing shortages for troops, no ships in Kodiak district, and federal land restrictions hindering progress. a statehood bill looms in Congress.
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Russia
America
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Anchorage
Paraute
Bartlett
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Ladd
Eielson
17Th Naval District
Kodiak
Siberia
Statehood
Congress
Israel Arrests Reds in Tel Aviv Clash
In Tel Aviv on January 28, five Communists were injured and ten arrested after a clash with police. Two police officers were hurt amid the confrontation. The events occurred as authorities moved to quell unrest in the city.
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Israel
Tel Aviv
Boy of 6 found imprisoned and starved in farm home
OK McLean County authorities report a 6 year old boy named Jesse Ray Bray was found in a heated room, underfed and bound by wire in a farm home near ALHOMN. Orville Bray 23 was jailed on $200 bond for failing to support the boy while the mother and other children were present.
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McLean County
Here
Greenville
Henry Willis
Henry B. McEuen
Jesse Ray Bray
Orville Bray
McEuen
Bray
Thalé
L. C. Moody
Bray Bissdes
Seven Die As Northern California Storm Slams State
A major storm sweeping northern and central California caused seven highway deaths and heavy rain and snow across the region. Victims include Samuel Cianci and Ann Hoffman Nathan in separate crashes, along with O Dell Ferrell and others in Tuolumne and San Bruno areas. Train and vehicle derailments disrupted travel, with rescues continuing amid blizzard conditions.
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Cascade Mountains
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Ore
Santa Rosa
Salinas
Stockton
Highway
Samuel S. Cianci
Raleigh
N. C
Ann Hoffman Nathan
Carl O'Dell
Dolan C. Ferrell
Richmond
Mae Colby Paya
E. G. Phillips
Southern Pacific
la San Bruno Crossing
O'Dell
Tuolumne County
Ferrell
Claude B. Harris
Walnut Creek
Concord
Paya
Lodi
Slippery Streets Blamed In Local Accidents
Police blamed slick streets and sidewalks for a string of injuries to drivers and pedestrians. Mrs. Tay Sipple, 30, of 620 New York St, fractured a vertebra after a collision with Alvin Montgomery, 26, of 1339 Olive Ave, at Seaside Hospital listserious condition. A two car crash on Ximena Ave near Anaheim St injured Ruth Rupps, 57, and Paula Kelly, 28, who were treated at Community Hospital. John W. Reeds, 37, of Oakland, was identified as the other driver. Roland F. Halbriter, 37, suffered minor injuries when struck by a taxi at Pacific Ave and Anaheim St and was treated at Seaside Hospital. Two women slipped on wet sidewalks: Anne A. Phoenix, 52, Torrance, fractured right wrist and facial cuts. Florence Rehfeld, 63, Cedar Ave, fractured right hip on Broadway and Pine Ave, both treated at Seaside Hospital.
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Tay Sipple
New York St
Alvin Mont
Ogomery
Olive Ave
Seaside Hospital
Jon Ximena
Anaheim St
Ruth Rupps
Campo Wk
Paula Kelly
Los Angeles
Community Hospital
John W. Reeds
Oakland
Joi
Roland F. Halbriter
Pine Ave
Pacific Ave
Anne A. Phoenix
Torrance
Florence Rehfeld
Cedar Ave
Broadway
Body of Infant Found in Mail in Toledo
A three pound newborn girl was found in a mail parcel at the Toledo post office about morning by a clerk who opened a package for insufficient postage. The infant was wrapped in brown paper with a Jan 20 Toledo newspaper. Addressed to A. J. Buhite RD 2 Fargo N D. Investigators said no one by that name received the parcel and Fargo authorities reported no such resident along Route 2.
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Toledo
Ohio
A. J. Buhite
Fargo
N. D
Robert Shar
Buhlte
Wife killed by fall while cooking dinner in Long Beach
In a Long Beach home at 138 Ninth St Mrs Louisa Bolang 42 danced with a portable radio after removing shoes. She slipped struck her head on a cabinet and died en route to Seaside Hospital. Autopsy planned funeral by Holton & Son Mortuary.
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Long Beach
Louisa Bolang
Ninth St
Rudolph
Edward A. Marlette
Pine Ave
Holton Dé Son Mortuary
Frigid blasts hit Dakotas and Pacific Northwest
A Arctic cold front and blizzard surged from western Canada into the Dakotas with gale conditions in Rapid City driving temperatures to near zero. The Pacific Northwest saw a deep chill as the mercury plunged across Oregon and Washington, forecast to drop further toward Sunday.
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Associated Press
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Pacific Northwest
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Minnesota
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Bluff
Omaha
Vocational Guides and Managers to Meet in Long Beach
Members of the local National Vocational Guidance Association will join the National Office Management Association Long Beach chapter for its monthly dinner meeting on February 15 at 6 30 p m in City College dining room 1305 E Pacific Coast Hwy. Guest speakers Harrison Myers Jr director Sawyer School of Business and Dr Jesse Graham supervisor of business education LA city schools will discuss national business entrance tests.
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National Vocational Guidance Association
National Office Management Association
Long Beach
City College
Pacific Coast
Hwy
Harrison Myers Jr
Sawyer School of Business
Jesse Graham
Los Angeles
Health Surety on Voluntary Basis Planned
A Wyoming senator unveils a voluntary health insurance plan aimed at low income families earning $5000 or less. The bill, designed to avoid compulsory features, would be administered by a national board and include medical, dental, hospitalization, home nursing, and lab services. It seeks broad professional support and contrasts with Truman’s national plan.
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A.P
Sen. Hunt
D.-Wyo
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Hunt
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American Dental Association
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White House
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Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Finance Committee
Helen Traubel Says She'll Quit Met
Metropolitan Opera soprano Helen Traubel will withdraw from the Met at season's end, said her agent Elizabeth Winston. Lack of overtures from new management prompted the move as Traubel, ending a decade with the Met, plans to enter negotiations elsewhere and told a news conference she will write mystery novels.
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Helen Traubel
Metropolitan Opera
Ets
Ahe
Washington
Elizabeth Winston
Met
Metropolitan Opera Association
Traubel
Mighty Mo Battleship Missouri Refloating Efforts Begin
Norfolk report says Navy will blast sand ridges under the Missouri with about 150 pounds of TNT in ten-foot holes fifty feet from the ship. Charges to be exploded at noon as divers work under the stern to string pontoon lines for buoyancy and a fourth attempt set for next Thursday.
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Norfolk
Navy
Missouri
Cheaspeake Bay
Atlantic Fleet
Lost Candy the white toy poodle in Anaheim Santa Fe area
Candy, a white toy poodle under a veterinarian's care, is missing. Owner Mrs. 0. H. Warren of 1726 San Gabriel Ave reports Candy strayed from a service station at Anaheim St and Santa Fe Ave on January 21 after a rear door was left open during car repairs.
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Candy
0. H. Warren
San Gabriel Ave
Anaheim St
Santa Fe Ave
Hines to Address Chamber Breakfast Forum
Harold Hines administrative assistant to the Long Beach Press Telegram will address the Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Forum at the Wilton Hotel Wednesday morning. Forum chairman Ed Stubbs announced the topic What Are Your Reading Habits In his background Hines spent four years in banking seven in municipal government and twelve in real estate appraisal and management He formerly served as Pasadena city manager.
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Harold Hines
Long Heeck Press-Telegram
Chamber of Commerce
Wilton Hotel
Forum
Ed Stubbs
Hines
Pasadena
Motorist Charged After Pedestrian Collision on Willow Street
A motorist, Wilson W. Mitch iell, 28, was booked for felony drunk driving after his car struck two pedestrians on the 1808 block of W Willow St. Dona M. Vitucchi, 25, and William K. Keefe, 18, were treated for knee and head injuries at Seaside and Navy Hospitals.
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Wilson W. Mitchiell
W. 20Th St
Dona M. Vi[tucchi
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