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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1952
Page
5
American and Soviet officials say future clashes over the winding Berlin border will be handled in open air consultations at disputed spots. Engineering and public safety officers have already met and cleared several contested boundaries, creating a notably amiable atmosphere.
Los Angeles reports a locker at a bus station yielded half of Princess Radziwill's stolen jewels valued around 20,000 pounds. Associates testified as the princess, identified as 24 year old Lois Evans of Bismarck NBC, noted a missing diamond ring and others claimed by Karen Chandler and Betty Thomson. A college student named John Yortis is connected to the case via a negotiator who obtained the locker key from an unidentified woman. Miss Chandler faces probation violation and Miss Thomson suspicion of burglary. Princess Radziwill, who married a Polish prince in 1950 and divorced him in Mexico last year, remains involved in the saga.
Rain swept the Midwest with heavy falls in Nebraska and other states while the drought‑hit Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma wheat belt remained largely dry. Parts of the Great Lakes region saw snow flurries and strong winds as temperatures fell to near zero in Nevada and the western states.
Gen Wayne Morse of Oregon predicts a national sales tax to be proposed by Republicans as the Sard Congress opens. Morse, who left the GOP to back Adlai Stevenson, says Republicans may seek excise taxes as an opening wedge to a manufacturers tax and urges tax law revisions to remove inequalities rather than cut taxes.
Federal Judge Frank L. Kleeb condemned First National Bank of North Baltimore Ohio officials for not facing charges after cashier George W Sponsler 63 embezzled 7500 from the bank. He noted Sponsler earned 1000 a year in 1920 and 31900 a year in 1941 and that the bank officials benefited from his small wages. He suggested the bank board read Scrooge at Christmas and said the bank should have been indicted.
The U S Navy will abandon its Tokyo headquarters within a month as it shifts its main command to Yokosuka. Army facilities remain in use at several buildings nearby, including the finance building.
Washington reports that Democratic Speaker Sam Rayburn banned televised hearings in the House end of the Capitol. Republican Joseph W. Martin plans to allow committees to decide if hearings may be televised or photographed by newsreel cameramen when he becomes Speaker on Jan 3.
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