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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1951
Page
2
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In Sacramento on March 27, the Assembly backed Waters reapportionment bills, approving four southern and three northern Senate districts while SF losses were debated. The loyalty oath measure moved toward a state ballot, and a disability insurance rise faced delays. Evergreen.
Washington March 27 AP OPS experts press to fix dollars and cents ceilings on steak and pork chops by mid April as meat supply concerns drive action. Officials Johnston and DiSalle say ceilings will come soon but exact date uncertain. Livestock groups warn live animal ceilings could spark shortages and black markets while prices may not return to prewar levels.
At a military trial in Zagreb five defendants including two Yugoslav officers face charges of spying for Hungary. The indictment alleges Kremlin directed spy schools in Budapest Szeged Vitos Dimitrov Valona and Tirana training agents to undermine Marshal Tito. The three main defendants face possible death sentences if convicted.
A California Senate panel backed a measure to suspend for 90 days the licenses of drivers convicted for drunken driving on a first offense. Senator H R Judah urged a blood test to gauge sobriety, arguing current laws lack deterrence. The bill also previews longer suspensions for second and third offenses.
Associated Press reports spring thaw brings flood threats to the Midwest with rapid river rises. A National Guard unit is on duty in Northeastern Nebraska as towns around Norfolk and Pierce evacuate families. A seven year old drowns in the Elkhorn River amid lowlands flooding while mild temperatures relieve snow depths in Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Hong Kong reports that the Communist Ta Kung Po said 18 more persons were executed by firing squads in Canton two days earlier. The central Kwangtung commission was quoted, with Sunwui and Sing Tay Jib Pao noting 18 additional executions between March 17 and 20, including six at Chikki on March 17 for promoting riots against the government.
Western intelligence reports describe a growing underground resistance inside Eastern Europe and the Soviet sphere. Arrests, bombings, purges, and covert broadcasts signal a shadow force of 200000 to 500000 members potentially capable of opposing Red Army units.
Two explosions struck Miami overnight with one man mildly injured. A blast at the Imperial Hotel shattered windows and cut Arthur James, while a second blast at Shenandoah Junior High School caused no damage or injuries. Firemen cannot identify the explosive used.
ASHINGTON March 27 AP Sen Hickenlooper Iowa proposed that Congress assert authority over any new ground force contributions to the North Atlantic defense army He is drafting an amendment to require congressional authorization for future deployments The Senate plans to resume debate on troops to Europe with two resolutions to approve the dispatch of four divisions and urge presidential consultation on future commitments The foreign relations committee member called for Congress to hold the power to authorize sending troops The Truman administration seeks an $80 million Latin American defense aid program and a hemispheric burden sharing agreement at the inter American conference Secretary Acheson aims to reach terms with Latin American nations bearing a large share of defense costs
Hugh C Irey longtime employee of the intelligence division of the Bureau of Internal Revenue will discuss tax fraud cases for accountants at 7 p m tomorrow. The event is by the Long Beach Chapter American Society of Accountants to be held at the Lafayette Hotel Jack Krancus will preside.
Reorganization steps will be taken at a meeting tonight at University Club headquarters in the Lafayette Hotel. Dinner precedes the 8 p.m. meeting. Al Wright, secretary, states Bob Mulvey is president of the group.
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