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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1948
Page
3
Arnulfo Arias Madrid held a small 223 vote lead in Panama's presidential race as returns from 340 of 576 precincts counted show Arias with 44,940 votes versus Domingo Diaz Arosemena of the Liberal government party with 1044,717. Balloting occurred ten days prior and counting proceeds slowly.
Sydney Morning Herald comments that Stalin s reply to Henry Wallace s open letter was an open insult to President Truman and his government. The editorial notes Stalin endorsed views of the United States principal opponent, provoking further antagonism toward the American administration.
In Springfield Ohio a niece, Miss Dell Reane, administratrix, settles old Charley Corte's estate. He died in Dayton State Hospital leaving over 80 000 in bonds and cash amid a ramshackle house and mountains of trash. His past as a violinist and minstrel drummer are noted.
In Traverse City on May 19 a municipal court jury vindicated Louie Sleder by sniffing his goats after J Braden complained of odor near his home. Judge James Fitzpatrick granted the sniff test and the jury deliberated 20 minutes before ruling in Sleder’s favor, clearing the goats of the odor dispute.
In Oakland on May 19 James Zininon, 41, was thrown from his truck during a collision on an overpass. He landed atop a passing freight car and fell about 60 feet farther along the track, suffering severe injuries and being hospitalized.
Task Force Seven leaders hailed three improved weapon tests at Eniwetok from Operation Sandstone. They said the bombs worked and marked progress beyond wartime designs but withheld specifics on methods or publication, noting the results belong to the U S government.
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