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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1952
Page
8
In Denmark on March 25 Gustaf VI and Rueen Tentise of Sweden travel by special train for a three day late visit. The two monarchs plan meetings and regional engagements during the extended stay.
The College of Pacific A Capella Choir, a 39-voice ensemble led by J. Russell Bodley, performs Friday at 7 30 p m at First Methodist Church. Baritone Leland Brewster, a senior and music education major, participates. The program is free. A related dinner follows at the church social hall.
Washington reports that government gifts versus graft hinge on money involved. Texas officials discuss nominal gifts like hats oranges and cigars while larger items or cash invite investigations. Senators weigh acceptance norms and imply care with gifts to officials amid grain shortages probes.
Capt Fred C Fluegel USN former Long Beach named chief staff officer to the commander of Military Sea Transportation Service Northern Pacific Sub area Seattle Washington En route from Charleston where he served as assistant chief of staff for personnel Sixth Naval District He and his wife Ruth Berry and son Frederick K expected in Long Beach to visit Mrs Berry's parents at 51 Savanak His career spans World War II and 20 years in the Merchant Marine with Greece award and diverse naval posts including amphibious transports and port inspection roles
Washington report from the National Production Authority states metals have been allocated for 1458 plant expansion projects in the April to June quarter, totaling over 7 billion dollars in building costs. Delays will push another 6 billion in construction to the second half year, with steel and iron leading the total outlay at 2.237 billion and chemicals surpassing 1.42 billion.
Martin E. Orr age 23 of 43445 Cummings Lane admitted illegal possession of marijuana at a preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge Harry F. Keeler. Superior Court sentencing set for tomorrow. Orr was among six arrested last week after police found marijuana in a car he drove. Others released after DA office declined complaints. William G. Payne age 22 of 425 5.52nd St was sentenced to one year in county jail by Superior Judge Fred Miller for probation violation in an assault-by-force case.
Washington March 25 The Defense Department announced that two Royal Canadian Air Force transport planes and four U S Air Force C-54s will carry supplies to Arctic weather stations. These stations, crucial for global weather studies, include the farthest north settlement about 350 miles south of the North Pole.
Raleigh March 25 X rays have produced synthetic ancestors for peanuts at North Carolina State College. The work yields new races with inherited traits not found in real ancestors, leading to two useful peanut varieties from a 75 000 plant trial three years ago.
Ambassador Avra Warren said the United States has provided about 500 million dollars in economic aid over two years to South and Southeast Asian countries under the Colombo plan. The report includes farming and fertilizer insights from U S atomic and agronomy research, noting root and fertilizer placement advances.
Representative Reva Bosone of Utah pushes a new bill to create a 35 million dollar loan fund for small irrigation reclamation projects with 50 50 federal state financing for up to 1 million dollar projects covering 5000 acres. The RFC would lend federal funds to be repaid within 40 years, aiming to avoid interdepartmental conflicts between Agriculture and Interior and to please the Budget Bureau after last year’s rejection.
The 1952 Long Beach Hobby Show at Municipal Auditorium runs April 26-29. Recreation supervisor Mrs. Lois DeLane urged children to join by contacting the Recreation Department as entries are accepted daily for the amateur competition.
Belgrade radio reports that every Albanian army regiment is under a Russian major who serves as an instructor. Din Fetehil, a former Albanian noncommissioned officer, and six family members fled to Yugoslavia and corroborated the claim in an interview with Politika. The officer is officially an instructor, but Fetehil says he "always has his own way."
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