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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1952

Page

2

Eisenhower Warns on Centralized Power in America

Gen Dwight D Eisenhower warns in a book article that excessive central government power can erode individual responsibility and democracy. He calls Americans to vote, engage in politics, and recognize labor and management share interests despite bargaining disputes.

Cambridge Mass Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower America

Kefauver Defends Democrats in Philadelphia Forum

In Philadelphia Kefauver defended Democratic house cleaning against Republican accusations of corruption. The exchange occurred at the Philadelphia Bulletin forum where Sen. Smith called for a new broom while others pressed for integrity in government and continued investigations. Justice Douglas warned of military thinking and urged freedom of thought as a counter to fear.

Philadelphia Kefauver D.- Tenn Truman Margaret Chase Smeith Senate United States Sen. Cain R.wash Kefauve Sen. Moody D.-Mich Sen. Smith Douglas Supreme Court Willams Jamess. Pope Louisville Courier-Journal and Times Defense Charles E. Wilson

Retirement Waived for Frances Perkins Exemption Granted by Truman

President Truman signed an executive order exempting Frances Perkins from compulsory retirement next April 10 when she would reach 70. The Civil Service Commission member, long a Roosevelts era cabinet secretary, was appointed to the commission in 1946. the post pays $15,000 annually.

Washington Truman Frances Perkins The Civil Service Commission Mr. Truman Miss Perkins Franklin D. Roosevelt

$2 500 000 Theft Victim Unconcerned

Reno March 4 AP L C Redfield says he is a man of character but not a character and remains unconcerned over the loss of an estimated 2 500 000 in cash jewelry and negotiable securities. He notes money can be replaced and boasts of health wife and love. Police say they are checking leads and cannot divulge details. The burglars reportedly missed an additional 1 000 000 in securities.

Reno L. C. Redfield Redfield Drift Sam Internal Revenue L. R. Greeson

Population Surges in Seoul Despite Bans and Blockade

Seoul, Korea reports population near 890000 a year after Allied forces recaptured the city, up from 150000, despite bans on return and a blockade at every entrance.

Seoul Korea

I Can Win Chant in N H Primary Campaign

Republican leaders and Democratic hopefuls jostle for New Hampshire voters ahead of the 1952 presidential primary. Kefauver, Taft, Stassen, Lodge and Eisenhower face scrutiny as campaigns claim momentum. News covers planned rallies, campaign manager remarks, and shifting party lines influencing the race.

Estes Kefauver Tennessee New Hampshire Minnesota Harold Stassen Dwight D. Eisenhower Sen. Lodge Massachusetts Sen Robert A. Taft Ohio Kefauver Stassen Douglas MacArthur Taft Eisenhower Lodge H Eisenhower Truman Wisconsin America Republic Democratic Developments Boston Robert §. Kerr Oklahoma San

New York Communists Granted Trial Delay

Sixteen primary Communist leaders in New York won a delay in their trial until March 31. They were to face trial yesterday but Federal Judge Edward J. Dimock granted the postponement to allow more time for defense planning and to interview witnesses. The judge noted some defendants may need to leave his district to pursue investigations and would entertain defense motions for travel.

New York Edward J. Dimock

Grudge Over Maine Towns Aims to Erase Old Feud

In South Thomaston Maine a town meeting moved to end a century old feud between sea captains Fogg and Elwell. The historic boundary split land and now 11 homes sit in St George. Voters seek to annex 320 acres with approval from St George Knox County and the state legislature. The feud's cause is long forgotten.

South Thomaston Fogg Elwell St. George Knox County

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