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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1948
Page
5
Police report says James L. Baker, 27, was struck by a car in San Diego, then backed over him a second time. The driver, fearing he had rolled onto Baker, reversed quickly. Baker was hospitalized with leg injuries.
American ex journalist Robert Livingston Pomeroy forms a fencing plan after a remark by Marquis Emmanuele de Seta sparked a formal challenge. Seconds negotiated and agreed to settle the affair by mutual regrets, finalizing the matter as closed.
The United Packing House Workers Union sues Wilson & Co. in Chicago alleging unfair labor practices. filed with the National Labor Relations Board the complaint says the company ended its contract without the required 60 days notice under Taft-Hartley.
Grain storage space remains full across winter wheat regions with farmers holding millions of bushels due to lack of facilities. Embargoes on shipments in parts of the southwest are blamed on risk of boxcars being repurposed as grain storage.
The SCAP foreign trade office in New York announced a price cut on 13 Japanese cotton fabrics ranging from 0.6 to 5 cents per yard, effective August 2.
Dr. Robert G. Neumann, UCLA political science professor born in Vienna, told Exchange Club that the Berlin crisis may push four Allied powers toward a postwar German peace treaty though a treaty must align with a clear U.S. policy. He urged a long-range European policy and denazification, noting that some former Nazis faced harsher consequences than others. Brady introduced him. Jim Lynch presided.
Total rubber consumption in June reached 95,628 tons, up from 87,665 tons in May according to the Rubber Manufacturers Association. Natural rubber use was 56,065 tons while synthetic rubber totaled 39,563 tons.
Paul Berry a 54 year old Los Angeles salesman was found guilty by a federal jury of possessing plates used to print counterfeit money. The cash and plates were found in a car Berry left as loan security near Las Vegas Nevada. Berry faced probation hearing Aug. 9 and remains free on $5000 bail pending sentencing.
Entertainer Ed Buick the juggler Jimmy Cun liffe ventriloquist and Grover Cleveland Alexander the pitcher will perform at 2 30 p m Friday in the Palm Beach playground. Officer John R Logan helps Stanley Jennings area director. Mrs R L Meyers supplies ice cream treats for children.
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