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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1952

Page

4

Breakfast Talk on New Products at Long Beach Forum

Long Beach Chamber of Commerce hosts a breakfast forum at 7:15 a.m. Wednesday in the Wilton Hotel Empire Room. Joseph Schulte of the New Products Institute of America will outline progress to alleviate building materials shortages and showcase gadgets in the home building sector. Carol Cameron, named Miss New Products of 1953, assists.

Long Beach National Association of Home Builders Municipal Auditorium

Governor proclaims mental health week in California

Sacramento May 3 Gov Warren designates May 4 to 10 as mental health week. The proclamation urges Californians to visit state and community agencies working to combat mental breakdowns statewide.

Sacramento

Retailers Leader Criticizes Controls At Long Beach Dinner

George Hansen of the National Retail Dry Goods Association told 150 attendees that government controls failed to curb costs despite record sales volume for 1951. He cited a 2.4 percent profit margin, discussed improving profits, easing inventories, and a positive outlook for retail profits. Officers were installed for the Long Beach Retailers Association and promotion plans outlined.

George Hansen Boston Long Beach J. Gordon Dakins New York National Association Vincent D. Kennedy California Retailers’ Association Oscar Meinhardt William Goyette Joseph F. Bishop Jimmy Dean B. Howell Honeywell Roland E. Robbins Frederick A. Sykes Valle Young Bram John Carr

French End Drive on Vietminh Quarters Big Brother Dies

In Saigon on May 3 a Vietminh force attacked the headquarters of Gen Le Duan. The operation yielded 14 prisoners and light casualties for the Vietminh. Col Ernest K Coulter, founder of the Big Brothers club, died in Santa Barbara at 80.

Vietminh Quarters Saigon Indochina Lej Te' ‘Duan Leje Cochin China Duan Coulter Organiza Burton W.french Chace Pacific Coast Club Santa Barbara Ernest K. Coulter USA

Probers Likely on Bad Debts in Party Loan Case

Washington reports two investigations may begin into an Internal Revenue Bureau ruling that loans to the New York State Democratic committee could be written off as bad debts for tax purposes. Sen. Gillette and Rep. Kean urged hearings, seeking explanations of the bureau’s stance and possible influences on the decision.

Washington Internal Revenue Bureau Sen Gillette D-Ja Senate Elections Subcommittee New York State Democratic Committee Kean R-N. J Revenue Bureau House John B. Dunlap E. L .McLarney King D.-Calif Bureau

French Port Fees Draw Fire From U S In France

Paris reports French port charges burden U S personnel in France with costs of six dollars per officer and over two dollars per enlisted man. Negotiations underway to cut levies sometimes reaching five thousand dollars per ship unloading arms and troops. Fees cover pilots tug rental wharf upkeep and a peace levy. U S argues MSTS cargo ships should be Navy assets exempt from the fee.

Paris United States France U. S U.S U. S. Military Sea Transportation Service MSTS U. S. Navy

MacArthur OKs Taft Cooperation in Texas

In Dallas on May 3 a local MacArthur supporter Elmer Adams said Gen Douglas MacArthur agreed to cooperate with Taft forces in Texas. Adams sent a letter April 28 asking for guidance and was shown a reply marked I agree completely.

Dallas Texas Douglas MacArthur Elmer Adams MacArthur Taft Adams

Nixon VP Urged by Thurston County Republicans

Olympia May 3 Thurston County Republican convention adopted a resolution nominating Sen Richard Nixon of California for the party's Vice Presidential candidate. The meeting also chose a split slate supporting Taft and Eisenhower for the state convention.

Olympia Wash Thurston County Sen Richard Nixon California Taft Eisenhower

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Carol Cameron Miss New Products Raps Fric Ays Walker Ath Retailers Associated Fred Sykes B. Howell Big Brother Beauty Salon Walker's Corel Walker's Street Max Factor Victoria Auto Park Nixon M. A. Kiccksiem J. Everett Houser Alty
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