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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1950
Page
1
A chaotic clipping reports a first subpoena in a drive to disclose loyalty files amid flooding reports and drowned victims. It notes Syracuse content and mentions authorities, residents, and unclear references to a government action and local impacts.
A fragmentary report lists figures like Acheson and Jessup urging stepped up assistance for Far East matters. Mentions of individuals such as Warner, Moc 2 son ComsilyiD and Ania Mah suggest a clipped OCR page. No coherent events or dates are verifiable.
A fragmented, hard to read report notes a Senate group attempting to exert force on the president. The piece references political turmoil, potential security concerns, and unnamed officials amid a tense national climate.
Fragmented item mentions Navy leasing Anaheim Bay to Seal Beach. Text is garbled with unclear dates or figures. No clear entities or actions beyond the proposed lease are readable.
Boddy enters the Democratic primary race for the U S Senate, with Downey exiting the field. The late-night effort centers on building support in key counties as party members assess campaign viability and fundraising prospects.
British and Reds hold talks on China policy and U S savings amid wary optimism. Participants seek common ground on financial and geopolitical issues affecting postwar peace and global stability.
Warren calls for action by the legislature on slot machines. Local opponents fear new gambling would undermine public welfare while supporters stress revenue and job protection. Details are obscured in the garbled text but the core push appears centered on regulatory measures and potential legal action.
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