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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1948

Page

9

Rail sea rate cut urged for Alaska shipments

Washington dispatch notes Alaska interests should seek rail and water rate reductions. The Interstate Commerce Commission confirms joint rail-water rates are allowed from Pacific Coast ports to Hawaii, South America and the Far East. Rep. Tollefson argues steel in carload lots costs 44 cents per hundred pounds for export routes but 1.10 dollars for Alaska shipments.

Washington Alaska Interstate Commerce Commission Rep. Tollefson R.wash Hawaii South America Far East Pacific Coast

G. A. R. Full Strength 52, Youngest Member Is 97

The Grand Army of the Republic will number 52 survivors as of May 26. The youngest is 97, James Cragom of Chicago, and the oldest, Albert Hard of Rochester, N.Y., who turns 107 next July 13. Most receive about 120 dollars monthly. Confederate veterans receive some pensions from states.

Washington Grand Army of the Republic The Veterans Administration James Cragom Chicago Albert Hard Rochester N.Y Government of Confederate Veterans United Confederate Veterans Richmond

There's no place for the old folks they pace the world

A spirited editorial notes society ignores aging talent as youth dominates work and culture. It cites Baruch, Rockefeller Jr., Weizmann, Jinnah, Churchill, Shaw, Toscanini, and others proving septuagenarians remain active and influential, challenging the idea of no place for the elderly.

John D. Rockefeller Jr King Ibn Saud Arabia Chaim Weizmann Israel Mahomed Ali Jinnah Pakistan Themistocles Sophoulis Greece Haakon VII Norway Gustav V Sweden George Bernard Shaw Broadway Somerset Maugham Arturo Toscanini Jan Sibelius Finland Carl Saarul Ee Robert Frost

Army names candidates for chief of engineers

Washington May 28 The Army submitted a list of about six officers to President Truman for the chief of Army engineers vacancy Lt Gen Raymond Wheeler retires next month An Army selection board sent five or six names to the White House Brig Gen Lewis Pick Army engineer for the Missouri Valley District is among the candidates Pick helped build the Ledo Road in Southeast Asia and outlined Missouri River basin development with the Reclamation Bureau

Washington Army Truman Army Engineers Raymond Wheeler Senate Army Selection Board White House Lewis Pick Missouri Valley District Pick Ledo Road Southeast Asia China Reclamation Bureau Missouri River Basin

Conversion urged for Rock Island plant to fertilizer use

Rep Horan urged the Munitions Board to convert Rock Island Washington ferro silicon plant into a fertilizer plant and keep it at its present site. The board notified Senator Magnuson that power is not available at Rock Island and a proposal has been made to move the plant to Kentucky where TVA power would be available.

Washington Horan Wash Munitions Board Rock Island, Wash Sen Magnuson D.wash Rock Island Sand Kentucky TVA

Supreme Court’s veteran nine face fresh scrutiny

The passage notes Felix Frankfurter, aged 63, among the nine justices as the U.S. Supreme Court confronts ongoing competition and challenges. The tone suggests a young-spirited bench enduring external pressures and internal debates.

U.S. Supreme Court Felix Frankfurter

Plane's Sharp Bank Saves Boy in Flight to Surgery

In Seminole Texas on May 28 Dr. Andrew Tomb flew a boy with a swallowed toy wheel to Big Spring for surgery. A sharp bank during landing dislodged the object, ending the emergency as the operation was rendered unnecessary.

Seminole Texas Harry Lewis Seminole Chamber of Commerce Jack F. Jones Andrew 5 Tomb Big Spring

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