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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1948
Page
18
A Western Public Health Conference heard Dr. Florence R. Sabin propose regional medical centers in Salt Lake City and Denver with nearby states sharing expenses. Sabin, Denver Bureau of Health manager and former Rockefeller Institute associate, spoke yesterday.
American Broadcasting Co will broadcast a debate on the Mundt Nixon bill between Rep. Mundt and William Z. Foster, chairman of the Communist party, from 9:30 to 10 p.m. est next Monday. The program will be carried across NBC networks.
New York reporters note weekly food price increases, with fresh vegetables fruits and fish up while bakery products dip. Meat production climbs after packing house strikes end, wholesalers report high sales and ample supply, and annual comparisons show gains across neighborhoods and large markets.
Moscow reports publish new documents claiming Britain proposed a comprehensive British German entente in 1939 in exchange for upholding alliances. The papers allege talks with Neville Chamberlain aides and a British military mission in Moscow aimed at testing Soviet reaction.
A car top broke a two story fall for 65 year old Harry King of Eagle Rock after he plunged from a downtown building ledge. He suffered broken wrists a broken thumb and a head cut but survived. He was treated at Georgia Street Receiving Hospital for injuries.
Washington reports new U S moves to boost trade with eastern and western Europe after Finland gains access to 3 89 million dollars in hardware. Officials see this as aiding non Communist recovery and easing U S economic strains. Portland event features George C Marshall addressing the General Federation of Women's Clubs with other speakers on international relations.
In LEM Oregon May 27 the question of campaign costs for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Bareld E. Stassen in Oregon's Republican primary may not be made public. David O'Hara, head of the state elections bureau, says the candidates do not come under state expense reporting law since they did not seek state office. He adds the issue could be tested in court.
Portland council voted to adopt daylight saving time effective midnight Monday May 31. Seattle has also adopted DST while Washington and Oregon stay on standard time.
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