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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1949
Page
2
Vice Premier Gaston Eyskens states he accepted Regent Prince Charles invitation to attempt forming a new Belgian government. He is joined by two other members from his conservative Catholic faction.
The cabinet party began after earlier attempts failed to form a government with majority support in Parliament. A deadlock over the royal question left Belgium without a proper government since the June 26 elections.
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee heard Witness No 8 allege Communist pressure at the United Nations under Secretary-General Trygve Lie. U N officials deny the charges calling them fantastically untrue as the inquiry ties to McCarran Act considerations and alien subversion probes.
Police discovered the body of an unidentified about twenty year old Black girl in a gutter in Los Angeles. The victim appeared to have been thrown there after being violated and a crime investigation is underway.
In San Diego on Linda Vista Road a military style jeep carrying youths flipped several times. Deputy Coroner Lloyd Jones identified the two dead as James E. Northgrave, 12, and Wilbur Northgrave Jr, 14, brothers. Four others were injured, two seriously.
Sen Hoey says Hunt diary mentions some Congress members but does not show improper transactions. Subcommittee study aims to learn if influence affected government contract awards, with two army generals suspended and public hearings planned.
Police report thieves yesterday took articles valued at 20.55 along with checks and identification cards from swimmers near Rainbow Field. Among the group were Fabio Sr. Argueta of San Pedro, two family members, and Gloria Rodriguez of Los Angeles.
Winston Churchill addressed a sellout crowd in Wolverhampton urging Britain’s Conservative party to restore national greatness by earning independence and reducing state control. He condemned socialism and criticized Attlee for lacking a real alternative policy.
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