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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1948

Page

3

Factory Workers See Record Weekly Wages Rise

June 15 factory workers averaged $52.81 per week, a $1.05 rise from May 15 and a new peak after a third round of pay boosts. Building trades averaged $2.10 hourly, with bricklayers at $2.67, and New York reporting $3.20. FTC widens antitrust probe, urging closing of a Clayton Act loophole allowing asset purchases without stock buys.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics Truman Congress New York Federal Trade Commission

County Polio Toll 16 This Month

Sixteen deaths from infantile paralysis in Los Angeles County this month were reported by health authorities. Over the weekend three fatalities occurred and 20 new cases were added, bringing July’s total to 231 cases.

Los Angeles Los Angeles County

Stevenson and Johnson Face Texas Senate Runoff

In Texas both Coke Stevenson and Lyndon Johnson advance to a runoff after a high turnout. Stevenson, former Texas governor, campaigned quietly while Johnson, a U S Representative from the 10th District, used a helicopter and a bandwagon push. George Peddy placed third and urged independent voters to choose. The second primary is set for August 28.

Texas Coke R. Stevenson Lyndon Johnson U. S. Senate W. Lee O'Daniel Beauford Jester Associated Press Dallas Coke Stevenson Stevenson Johnson George Peddy Houston Peddy Roger Q. Evans W. Lee O’daniel Washington Congress

Mrs Patterson Rites Tomorrow

Private funeral services will be held for Mrs Eleanor Medill Patterson owner editor and publisher of the Washington Times Herald at her Maryland country home she died of a heart seizure at 63 Her family ties include Robert Wilson Patterson editor of the Chicago Tribune Joseph Medill Patterson founder of the New York Daily News and Col Robert R McCormick cousin and Tribune editor pastor Rev Dr Dudley Stark will conduct services at the Dupont Circle mansion in Chicago

Washington Eleanor Medill Patterson Washington Times-Herald Graceland Cemetery Chicago Patterson Maryland Robert Wilson Patterson The Chicago Tribune Joseph Medill Capt Joseph Medill Patterson New York Daily News Robert R. McCormick Dudley E. Stark St. Chrysostom’s Church

Preacher Faces Adultery Charge in Recorder Court

In Atlanta on July 26 a 45 year old Baptist preacher Rev D A Martin of Greenville South Carolina and Lois Chandler 27 faced a preliminary hearing on adultery charges. Detectives said they admitted being the parents of a baby left on a brother in law's doorstep in March 1947 and that Martin had a wife and two minor children in Greenville.

Atlanta Recorder’s Court D. A. Martin Greenville S. C Lois Chandler City M. W. Blackwell Roy Pendley Miss Chandler Martin

Two Red-orbit Nations Use ERP

Washington reports a slump in Marshall plan purchases but assigns new ERP funds to Finland and Czechoslovakia, marking first Soviet sphere participation. Officials cite slow July-September allocations as cause and note total weekly authorizations around 100 million dollars with Belgium leading recipients among several nations.

Washington Finland Czechoslovakia Economic Co-operation Administration Belgium Sweden Britain Uruguay Brazil Mexico Switzerland

Greek Premier Quits Then Reverses Resignation

Themistokles Sophoulis offered his resignation after dissension with nine Liberal deputies over wheat prices. The 87 year old premier withdrew the move after King Paul urged him to reconsider, according to a spokesman.

Athens Liberal Party Themistokles Sophoulis Sophoulis Paul

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