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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1948

Page

2

Molotov Urges Peace as U S Election Signal

In Moscow Molotov said Americans rejected aggression by Dewey and that despite US views plans for a North Atlantic alliance aim to prepare new wars. He echoed Stalin on US leaders and criticized Western unions while calling for rapid peace treaties with Germany and Japan and the destruction of atomic bombs.

Moscow Molotov Thomas E. Dewey United States North Atlantic Stalin Bolshoi Theater Truman Dewey Britain Germany Japan France Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Canada United Nations Russia Wallace

Community notices brief in Long Beach area

Local churches and organizations announce upcoming events including rummage sale at 32 West Broadway dance at 723 Elm Avenue Indiana State Society meeting at Elm Avenue venue and other social gatherings across Long Beach with times dates and venues.

Lady MacDonald Elm Ave Hoosier Meeting Indiana State Society

How to Predict Elections by Louis H. Bean at Library

Readers can reserve Louis H. Beans How to Predict Elections at the Long Beach Public Library. The book argues a 1947 Democratic revival and a Democratic victory in 1948 with possibilities of a Democratic Congress and President, or a third party altering outcomes. It outlines reasons for a rising Democratic tide into the 1930s.

Louis H. Bean Long Beach Public Bean

Roosevelt Says U S Will Not Be Bluffed By Russia

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt told ARIS that the United States will not be intimidated by Russia and that U S foreign policy will not change with the American election. She cited Truman's New Deal victory and pointed to a public preference for liberal democratic policy, while noting Wallace's smaller vote showed a distinction from communism.

Aris Franklin D. Roosevelt U. S Russia United States Roosevelt United Nations Truman Les Conferences Des Ambassadeurs Theatre Marigny Henry Wallace

Rheumatism Treatment Promised By Excelsior Clinic

Excelsior Springs Missouri advertises a specialized system for rheumatism and arthritis combining mineral waters and baths. The Ball Clinic offers a free book “Rheumatism” and a combined work “Rheumatism Good Health Life's Greatest Blessing” with no obligation, mailed from Dept 2501 Excelsior Springs MO today.

Excelsior Springs Ball Clinic Excelsior Springs Dept Excelsior “Springs Missouri

Rites Held For Local Notables In Long Beach

Funeral services tomorrow mark the deaths of William Allen Patrick 68 building contractor and church elder, and Leopold Livingston Wilder 63 former newspaperman and longtime chamber official. Other obituaries include Patrick Mulcahy 74 of Delta Avenue, Viola McMasters 38 of Mayfair, Irl Sheets 54 of Siena Drive, and Helen Davies 74 of Paramount with services set across Mottell's and Neel's Mortuaries.

William Allen Patrick Third St Chapel of Holton & Son Mortuary Reuben Luther Anderson First Christian Church Sunnyside Mausoleum Wilder Leopold Livingston Wilder San Anselme Ave Lakewood City California Altadena Property Owners Association Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Chamber Harbor District Chambers of Commerce Long Beach Rotary Club Dmulcahy Patrick Henry Mulcahy Delta Ave Compton Marblehead Mass Our Lady of Victory Catholic Catherine Mulcahy Kathryn Jones Los Angeles Josephine Spratling San Diego Patricia McBurney Alameda William J. Mulc Our Lady of Victory Church Calvary Cemetery East Parks Tulsa Otis Donald DeVore Mettell F. Augustus Martyr All Saints Episcopal Church Navies Paramount Helen Nellie Davies Richfield Ave Loge Beach Glasgow Scotland Sandy Utah Mottell Ernest Clayton Burgess California Heights Community Methodist Church Sunnyside Memorial Park

U N Aid Blames Jews for Looting

Dr. Ralph Bunche told the Security Council that Israeli forces and allied Lebanese units conducted extensive looting of Arab villages in northern Palestine during weekend clashes. Observers noted systematic theft of goats sheep and mules with army trucks, fueling refugee flows into Lebanon.

Paris Palestine Security Coucil Galilee Ralph Bunche Council Isralei Britain Negev Bunche Lebanon teSee United Nations

Yacht Blast Hurts Four on luxury Dreamer in Oakland

An explosion and fire aboard the luxury 50-foot yacht The Dreamer in Oakland sent four men to hospital. Damage was estimated at 10,000 dollars. Injured were William G. Meagher Jr., 30, Conrad Mader, 31, Al Tossi, 49, and George Kooken, 38, all connected to local firms or yards.

Oakland William G. Meagher Jr Independent Iron Works Conrad Mader Hayward Yer Yard al Tossi George Kooken

First Task Fleet Ships Visit Seattle

Fourteen U S Navy First Task Fleet ships steamed into Elliott Bay today after joint Army Navy Air Force maneuvers off the Washington coast. The ships returned from the maneuvers that may cost nine lives. A long range patrol bomber that took part in the war games is missing with nine crew aboard since Thursday.

Smaattle U. S. Navy Elliott Bay Washington Navy

Old-Home Sailors Plan 46-Foot World Trip

An 82-year-old Ambler man and his son prepared to sail a 46-foot schooner built over 15 years. David Brooke Johnson Sr. and son David Jr., 47, expect to depart next week along the Inland Coastal Waterway toward Florida for a winter stay.

Philadelphia Ambler David Brooke Johnson Sr David Jr Florida

U S Patent Rules Vary by Country

The National Patent Council states United States patents go to the actual inventor while in many countries the first applicant may obtain a patent even if the idea was pirated. The article contrasts US practice with foreign systems.

Gary Ind United States National Patent Council

Daughn Locker Recital Praised by Audience

Soprano Martha Daughn Locker performed at the Municipal Auditorium Concert Hall with Raymond McFeeters as accompanist. The program ranged from Over Hill Over Dale to La Wally and Gertrude Mary, ending with Exultation, Sile nt Worship and heartfelt delivery.

Martha Daughn- Locker Municipal Auditorium Hill Dale Cook Strauss Catalani Hehn Lenormand Fourdrain Gertrude Mary Raymond McFeeters McFeeters Mme Locker Handel Mme, Locker Southland New York City

Southeast Air Reserve Force to Be Activated Southwest LA

Col Claude F. E. Duncan announces the pending activation of the first Air Force Reserve organization in southwest Los Angeles County. The 667th Air Service Group will be led by Col Robert E. Dake and include headquarters base service squadron engineering squadron and a materiel unit. Temporary HQ at 5652 Manchester Blvd Los Angeles with 50 reserve officers and 854 enlisted men planned.

Claude FE. Duncan Long Beach Air Reserve Training Center Air Force Reserve Organization Los Angeles County Thee67th Air Service Group Robert E. Dake U.S.A. F.R Manchester Blvd Los Angeles

Municipal Band Concert Program

Sunday November 7 evening concert featuring J Richards conductor Gems from Prima donna and other numbers Intermission includes There's Something About Soldier presented by the patrol group and other selections by the band.

J. Richards Jamies E. A. Gems Pat

Funeral Notices Feature Local Residents and Services

Obituaries list several local residents with service details including Adman Joseph 841 W Seaside and Viola Virginia Masters of 628 Duntouth Ave Belitlower California. Services set for Tuesday with several officiants at various chapels and memorials including Westminster Memorial Park and Molise Chapel. Survivors include multiple children grandchildren and siblings.

Adman—Joseph Chapel of Ditday Fay Pacific Ave Louis Momasters Viola Virginia Duntouth Ave Belitlower Cali Robert H. Siesalvers J. F. Wagner Gertrude de Vors Parke Donald de Vors F. Augustus Martyn Molise Chapel Third St Alamites Ave Oth and Obispo NLDER Leopold Livingston San ‘Angeline Ave Ruth C. Wilder Joseph =. Stout Jr Cecil Lyman Wilder Ronald L. Wilder Francis ‘Lyman Stuart Roy Anderson Sotrella Carel Alsmiios Ave

Truman Wins Open Presidential Race By Large Margin

Late returns from 130,774 of 135,855 precincts show President Truman ahead of Dewey Thurmond and Wallace. Truman stands at 25,667,727 to 21,542,584 for Dewey, 1,005,? Thurmond, and 1,116,379 Wallace, giving Truman a decisive edge as turnout climbs toward a record total.

Washington Truman Dewey Thurmond Wallace Mr. Truman

Deafness Explained in Free Booklet for Public

A free booklet titled Modern Science and Your Hearing explains causes and aids for the hard of hearing. Western Electric with Bell Labs provides the booklet, with material from Bell scientists, and offers free copies while supply lasts to readers writing to Western Electric Co. Dept 360-4, 195 Broadway, New York NY.

Western Electric Bell Telephone Laboratories Gisd Western Electric Co Broadway New York

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