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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1952

Page

2

Ike Memorial Comple Kansas City Work Expanded for Abilene Building

Construction crews will be enlarged to finish the Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial Building in Abilene Kansas before Eisenhower's inauguration. Trustees and officers of the Eisenhower Memorial Foundation met to approve the action. Sam Heller of Abilene, president, said $103000 already contributed with more needed for completion.

Kansas City Dwight. D. Eisenhower Abilene Kan Eisenhower

OPS to Seek Retail Meat Price Slash

Price Chief Tighe Woods plans to cut consumer meat prices if legally possible. He ordered staff to prepare by next Monday an order rolling back retail meat prices and asked for reasons if not doable. Woods cites consumer concern over food costs and notes live cattle prices have fallen while beef prices stay high. Trade groups and industry reps dispute calls for excessive profits. Possible method under review is switching to a margin type regulation with regular ceiling recalculations reflecting wholesale costs.

Washington Tighe Woods Woods Western States Meat Packers Association Chicago Norman Draper American Meat Institute

Casualties Released List No 694 Details 225 Names

The Defense Department identified 225 more Korean war casualties in List No 694. Of the total 43 are dead, 188 wounded, 22 missing in action and 17 injured in battlezone accidents.

Washington Defense Department

Adlai Stevenson Eyes Return as He Pushes Party Reform

Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson arrived from an Arizona vacation and said he may express himself on important issues over the next four years. He plans to come back to Chicago, resume law practice, and help rehabilitate the Democratic Party for 1954 and 1956 elections. Stevenson hinted at possible public service roles but declined to discuss 1956 presidential plans. In related news, New York municipal college teachers were fired for refusing to answer questions on alleged Communist ties, bringing total to six fired in the city and eight high school teachers dismissed, all appealing to the State Supreme Court.

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Physician Admits Drug Addiction

LOS ANGELES- A 37 year old World War II Navy surgeon Dr William C Caldwell husband of actress Joan Leslie pled guilty to fraudulent narcotic prescriptions. He received three years probation, forfeits prescribing narcotics, and faces possible Medical Board actions, with a $300 fine.

Los Angeles Joan Leslie William C. Caldwell Caldwell Wyoming State Medical Board

VA Director Denies Misuse in Hospitals

Veterans Administration medical director retired Vice Admiral Joel T. Boone released a letter to Dr. R. J. Wilkinson of Huntington West Virginia challenging a Miami speech account. Boone disputes a claim that 90 percent of VA hospital patients have non service connected disabilities and notes 35 percent have service connected disabilities with most others unable to pay for care.

Washington Veterans Administration Joel T. Boone R. J. Wilkinson Huntington W. Va Wilkinson Miami Southern Medical Association Boone Boonesgaid

Tax Chief Steps Down to Gain Job Security

Washington reports Internal Revenue Service official John B. Dunlap will step down as acting commissioner. Snyder named John S. Graham to replace him and place Dunlap in charge of the Texas-Oklahoma district, trading higher pay for Civil Service protection.

Washington Internal 47 John B. Treasury Dunlap Secretary of the Treasury Snyder Tax Bureau Texas-Oklahoma John S. Graham

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