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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1951
Page
4
The Senate small business committee announced a price wars probe on small firms. Chairman Sparkman said staff will gather data on harm to manufacturers and small retailers caught in cutthroat price competition and public hearings will be held later.
Sproul asserts UC faculty and students did not aid subversion. he defends against a State Senate report denouncing campus meetings and a university publication. He describes sponsoring a Hollywood Writers Congress on Los Angeles campus at Roosevelts personal request and notes a 1946 labor institute with California Labor School participation as non radical.
In Datchest England on June 9 Princess Margaret was soaked as a rain soaked tent roof split and a torrent of water poured over her while she signed autographs before 5000 spectators. The prince or princess had just dedicated the town's new playing field before the mishap.
In Senate China lobby hearings Secretary Acheson rejects claims of pro-Communist bias while recounting MacArthur’s 1945 telegram and the plan to strengthen Chiang Kai-shek. Bridges presses probes on foreign influence plus U.S. aid and policy alignment with Nationalists amid calls to broaden the inquiry.
A rustic mountain camp markets family friendly cabins at S25 to 8 per week featuring swimming campfires and moving activities. The ad promotes a simple outdoor getaway for families seeking affordable recreation amid natural scenery.
United Press dispatches describe Communist forces yielding positions around Kumhwa and Chorwon as U N troops push toward Kumsong and a new defense line. Reports note light resistance across Imjin and Yonchon areas with heavy fighting at Savage Ridge.
Secretary of State Dean Acheson declares ongoing U S support for the nationalist government in China and denies aiding or recognizing the Communist regime. Senator Saltonstall cites a white paper suggesting possible cooperation with Communists if reform of Chiang Kai-shek’s government fails. Acheson says that view was not U S policy.
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