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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1948
Page
25
Rudy Vallee, a tireless entertainer, moves from radio to television in Hollywood. The veteran star eyes new opportunities, bringing his flair to a fresh medium while continuing to shape his show business career.
Hollywood rumor mill notes Vallee Video TV plans and shifts from radio to television with a new 20 acre site in Hollywood and a slate including a soap opera. He envisions producing Clark Gable like stars and a 40 week series to boost actor salaries, while radio and film remain parts of his growing slate.
In Prague on March 4 a Cominformist deputy quoted President Eduard Benes promising he will never fight Communist policy in Czechoslovakia. The deputy, B Stiner, reported the first night of the Com informal policy stance.
A group of Czech war veterans said Benes made his statement to Communist Premier Vlement Gottwald at the president's country home. The exact date of the remark was not disclosed.
California endures a severe drought with emergency declared and irrigation pumps strained. Central and northern regions bear the worst impact as reservoir levels plummet and hydroelectric power is curtailed. Farmers lose millions while crops, dairy, and livestock face hardship and rising costs.
Rep Jack Anderson seeks inquiry into fruit and vegetable pricing. He says housewives pay more than farmers, noting oranges at retailers averaging 82 cents a dozen last month while farmers earned about 13 to 3 cents a dozen. He cites pears sold to New York markets at 2 a box of 150 and retailers at 3 cents each. Anderson calls for Agriculture Department investigation and release of data, arguing producers gain little from price rises.
Angeles March 24 Actress Lauren Facail urged bond readership for $2300 in government bonds during a Phalanx Club members dinner at the central banquet hall. The talk focused on what the club, a Long Beach Rotary affiliate, has accomplished funding over 12 oval clubs and the group’s work with local officials.
Final tryouts are announced for a production of Stand to tome a comedy of ancient Rome at The Masonite Temple. Several attractive male roles remain open as lavish costumes and scenery are planned to showcase talented actors.
An editor’s note introduces Arthur Edson’s Washington column on March 24. The piece mocks U N Food and Agriculture Organization warnings about cow classification and breed specialization, arguing US livestock are uniquely productive and advanced in various ways.
Los Angeles reports detail bruises on Denise Kunin shown in court as neighbors testified the child suffered beatings by her mother Denise Kunin and husband. Autopsy findings described injuries across the two years of abuse.
In Frankfurt on March 24, Transatlande gic firms reported a rise in the number of American dependents seeking transport back home from Germany. The update reflects broader postwar mobility and repatriation efforts.
A fragment notes a show at Frain Meter returning in an era marked by new timing and local arts revival. Performers linked to the venue and dates remain unclear in the readable text.
Sacramento reports continued debate as the California assembly debates a bill to prohibit the production and sale of explicit phonograph records. Assemblyman William Moser of Los Angeles sponsors the measure, claiming the records are being marketed to teenagers.
TOKYO March 2 The lengthy argument thus far in the war guilt trial of former war minister Gen Itagaki, presented by attorney Floya J. Mattie of Indianapolis, contends he acted as a section chief in the Kwantung Army and cannot be held responsible for decisions by the Japanese General Army.
Easter story hours set for several branches in Long Beach led by Helen Fuller with boys and girls invited. Jon Warren narrates The Easter Bunny and the Circle while Oscar Wilde’s Selfish Giant is featured at different branches. Activities include Easter egg prizes and a reading project program for young readers.
In Amsterdam on March 24 protesters gathered as a Communist demonstration drew attention from municipal authorities. The event, led by local activists, faced limited police interference and a muted public response amid a tense political climate.
In Springfield on March 24, Hallph Baughan, 23, received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to assaulting his wife Mamie Baughan, 34. He admitted slashing her left leg and testified about the incident, with the court imposing six months suspended after hearing testimony yesterday.
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