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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1949

Page

5

Job Training Plan Boosts Young Men in Craft Trades

Ben Sloan, a war veteran, seeks a real career in postwar America. He learns about a joint effort by state and federal governments with industry and labor to provide paid apprenticeships. In California he is referred to the Apprenticeship Standards office to pursue cabinet making and related trades.

Ben Denmark Office of California Department of Industrial Relations Jergins Trust J. C

Winning General Becomes New Shanghai Mayor

Gen. Chen Yi, new Shanghai mayor and head of the military control commission, declared the revolution in China is for the people. Shanghai is reportedly fully liberated after 40 000 Nationalist troops north of Soochow Creek surrendered. The Red radio cited Nationalist losses totaling over 5.2 million since July 1946. It also claimed Communist troops captured Tsimo near the Shanghai anchorage for U S Fleet units at Tsingtao.

Shanghai China Chen Yi Asia Military Control Commission Ra Jlo Soochow Creek Liu Chang-yi Woosung-Shanghai Red Radio Tsimo U.S Western Pacific Tsingtao Navy Washington U. S

Long-eared Beauties Selected by J. C. Co

Fourteen burro contestants paraded at the Flamingo Hotel pool as the Junior Chamber of Commerce chose Nevada’s prettiest burros. Winners were Hoover Dam three weeks old and Boulder Dam three months old, set to lead a 48 state parade at the National Junior Chamber Convention in Colorado Springs on June 9.

Las. Vegas Flamingo Hotel Junior Chamber of Commerce Nevada Hoover Dam Boulder Dam Colorado Springs Colo

Apprentices Learn Radio TV Trade in Harbor Area

Spratley and district supervisors told Ben he could train in a shop with expert technicians while earning wages. His pay is set by regu war promotions and he faces six month progress exams, plus shop safety checks. He is one of 100 apprentices in harbor area shops, the state’s largest group, as 17 programs operate locally with 1595 trainees under master mechanics.

Spratley Radiotelevision

Allies H and Russia German Unity Plan

Western powers unveil a Bonn Constitution based four power plan to govern Germany, replacing military governors with a central federal government and a four power high commission while the Soviet zone pursues its own East German constitution. Vishinsky calls the plan one sided as Berlin braces for a Soviet congress vote and Berlin’s airlift continues amid a long rail strike.

Germany Foreign Ministers’ Council Bonn High Commission Commission East Andrei Vishinsky Vishinsky Allied Control Council Soviet Zone Berlin People's Congress East Zone Berlin West Sector

Italian ministry jails man in painting sale probe

Rome reports the education ministry says one man has been arrested and two Florence gallery workers suspended in an inquiry into how an Italian Renaissance painting attributed to Andrea del Castagno reached the United States. The Met in New York owns the painting of St. Sebastian. documents on temporary export permits were seized and charges pending. Charles R. Henschel of M. Knoedler & Co. says formalities were followed.

Rome Ministry of Education Florence United_States Andrea del Castagno U. S Metropolitan Museum New York Education Ministry Italy Charles R. Henschel M. Knoedler & Co

Most GI's Leave Korea in July

Seoul reports that the last U S combat troops in Korea are expected to be withdrawn by the end of July. Army officials gave no formal announcement but officers and men indicate the withdrawal should be complete then. The Fifth Infantry Regiment is the combat unit involved and a likely transfer to Hawaii may already be underway.

Seoul U. S Korea Hawaii

Lye burned eye regains sight in corneal transplant

In Portland on May 28 a 28-year-old Salem cannery foreman recovered sight after a cornea transplant. Elmer Van Hess said he can see across the hall and count the doctor's fingers. The donor cornea came from a young mother who had her eye removed due to a tumor behind it.

Portland Ore Salem Elmer van Hess

GAR-O Claim for Stomach Relief Promises Satisfaction

An advertisement touts GAR-O as relief for stomach troubles from hyperacidity, taken after meals and at bedtime. It claims non laxative, pleasant taste, medical ingredients, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Revised Military Pay Boosting Bill Will Be Offered

Washington May 28 A compromise military pay bill is in the works to cap top officers’ boosts at under 20 percent while enlisted grades may gain up to about 38 percent. Junior officers would see modest increases as veterans of World War II push the measure. Family allowances would continue for the duration of current enlistments. The bill, after heavy House support for changes, was returned to committee for further study following a 227 to 163 roll call. The effort is led by young veterans and Rep Sutton with input from Rep Bolling.

Washington House Armed Services Committee Bolling Pacific Rep Sutton D-Tenn Army Navy

G O P Accuses Demos of Civil Rights Blockade

Washington May 28 The Republican national committee accused the administration of conniving with southern Democrats to block civil rights bills. Val J. Washington, head of the committee Negro division, said a backdoor filibuster is used by Truman Democrats and Dixiecrats to hinder such legislation across both houses. He cited House subcommittees and Powell's group as stalling efforts while hearings continue on a fair employment practices bill.

Washington Republican National Committee Val J. Washington House Rep Powell D-Ky

Jury Finds Dr Rutledge Guilty on Fourth Ballot

The courtroom was crowded as jurors returned a verdict after four ballots with second degree murder as the ruling. Dr. Rutledge sat beside Sheriff J L Smith without comment while family members and officials noted his Houston roots and past probation.

Dr. Rutledge R. S. Milner Rutledge J. L. Smith Sydney Robert C. Rutledge Sr Houston Texas Howard B. Goodrich Hannibal Farmer

Rutledge convicted in second triangle murder case

Cedar Rapids Iowa May 28 Dr Rotert C Rutledge Jr a St Louis physician was found guilty of second degree murder in a case described as his second involvement in a love triangle A short time after his arrest authorities reported the verdict ending a dramatic sequence in which a teenage rival was wounded and a broader jealousy dispute emerged as the trial concluded

Cedar Rapids Iowa Rotert C. Rutledge Jr St. Louis Rutledge

Quintuplets Celebrate 15th Birthday in Callander

The Dionne quintuplets Annette Emilie Yvonne Cecile and Marie turn 15 in Callander Ontario as greetings pour in from around the world. Their parents give mantel radios and ivory clocks while a combined birthday and Father’s Day celebration is planned for tomorrow with remarks from nurses and teachers praising the girls despite worldwide attention.

Callander Ont Annette Emilie Yvonne Cecile Marie

Long Beach Drives One Third of So Cal Finished Steel Use

A survey by Carl Hammons shows Long Beach area industries use more than 100000 tons of Southern California’s 300000 tons of finished steel yearly. Oil, shipbuilding, and prefab work push the heavy local demand while major plants in Torrance and Vernon anchor a $13 million payroll locally.

Long Beach California Columbia Steel Co Torrance Parsons Alcon Aluminum Southern California Carl Hammons Press-Telegram Hammons U. S. Steel Alcoa J. Bethlehem Pacific Steel Co Vernon

Peso Falls to 8.70 per Dollar in Mexico City

The Mexican peso plunged to a record low of 8.70 pesos per dollar in a panicky trading session. Businessmen and speculators dumped pesos to buy dollars as the rate slid from 4.85 in under a year.

Mexico City

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