Rotarians Hear Political Summary
Long Beach Rotarians heard Dr. Foster H. Sherwood of U C L A discuss the national political scene at the weekly luncheon. He analyzed Taft Dewey Stassen and Wallace support, noted the Minnesota fund for Stassen, and predicted a hard race for a Republican victory next November. Craft talks covered biowarfare science in 1944 and Army Reserve strength. Harold Jones joined as a new Rotarian.
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Long Beach
Foster H. Sherwood
Sherwood
Taft
Dewey
Republican Party
Stassen
Minnesota
Wallace
Elliston Farren
Monroe F. Weill
Harold Jones
Arthur A. Knoll
John C. Cottrell
Votes Back Up Bama Revolt In Democratic Primary
In Alabama, late returns show rank and file support for anti Truman stand with 21 of 28 electors pledging against voting for Truman or any civil rights backed candidate. A 26 man delegation walkout plan, tied to the civil rights plank, met with limited success as all candidates for state at large opposed Truman renomination.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabatma
Truman
Democratic Executive Committee
Air Gen Fairchild Named New Air Force Vice Chief
May 6 Washington report says Maj. Gen. Muir Stephens Fairchild was nominated by President Truman to be vice chief of staff of the Air Force with the rank of full general. He would succeed Gen Hoyt Vandenberg, recently elevated to chief of the air staff.
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Washington
Muir Stephens Fairchild
Truman
Air Force
Hoyt
Vandenberg
Air Staff
Hinterland Kids Gasp at Big City in Salt Lake City
Antimony Utah youths on a free four day Salt Lake City tour react to zoo monkeys, a ride on Princess Alice, an organ recital in the tabernacle, and sweeping views from Wasatch Blvd. They see fire department demos, Saltair on the Great Salt Lake, a KDYL TV show, and visits to Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram offices.
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Alt ‘Lake City
Antimony
Utah
Salt Lake City
Zoo
Monkey
Princess Alice
Ian
Tabernacle of the Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Salt Lake ‘City
Wasatch Blvd
Western Air Lines
Dewey Says Two G O P Figures Could No Stalin
Eugene Oregon May 6 Gov Thomas E Dewey said he would appoint a Secretary of State who could say no to Stalin He named John Foster Dulles and Sen Vandenberg as two men who have already said no and argued for a United States of Europe as the cornerstone of American foreign policy He criticized the current administration for muddled foreign policy and urged foreign aid funds to be spent like hard headed Americans.
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Eugene
Ore
Thomas E. Dewey
Joseph Stalin
John Foster Dulles
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate
G.O. P
Dewey
University of Oregon
United States of Europe
Stalin
Oregon
Sen
Vandenberg
Republican Party
Harold E. Stassen
Willamette Valley
Stassen
Stagsen
U. S
Clinic Organizers Feted at Dinner
Dr. Joseph C. Reed organized a rheumatic fever clinic to be sponsored by the Long Beach Tuberculosis and Health Association. He hosted dinner for the new executive committee including Drs. George C. Boucher Donald H. Root J. Thomas Hardesty Lynn B. Vaughan Pettus G. Secrest Kenneth Berkaw I D Litwack Harrison Eilers H Milton Van Dyke and Raymond W. Swinney The Tuberculosis Association was represented by Miss Annis L Fletcher Miss Alma E Hartz and Mrs. Russell Cocks.
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Joseph C. Reed
Long Beach Tuberculosis, and Health Association
George C. Boucher
Donald H. Root
St. Mary’s Hospital
J. Thomas Hardesty
Seaside
Lynn B. Vaughan
Community
Pettus G. Secrest
Kenneth Berkaw
Harriman Jones Clinic
I. D. Litwack
City Health Department
Harrison Eilers
H. Milton van Dyke
Raymond W. Swinney
Community Hospital
Tuberculosis Association
Annis L. Fletcher
Alma E. Hartz
Russell Cocks
German Union Leaders Strive to End Food Protests
Frankfurt May 6 German union leaders sought to end a 70,000 strong food shortage walkout affecting 600,000 workers across lower Saxony and the British occupation zone. Protests followed a Bavarian order cutting meat and fat rations for heavy workers.
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Frankfurt
Germany
jJebs
Lower Saxony
Berlin
der Tag
Leipzig
Siberia
United States
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Maxwell House Coffee
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Lakewood Blvd
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