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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1952

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2

Truth Squad hurts Demos as Solon cites crony links

Sen Bourke Hickenlooper head of the Republican truth squad says the Democrats Truth Sayer bulletin harms their campaign. He cites the presidents aides and cronies as influencing policy. The GOP plans a news conf to rebut Trumans Utah speech while Ferguson and Milligan accuse the administration of aiding communism and job promises.

Salt Lare City Bourke Hickenlooper Republican Democrats’ New Truth Sayer Hickenlooper Democratic National Committee Washington GOP Truth Squad Homer Ferguson Michigan Eugene Milligan Colorado Francis Case South Dakota Case Senate Man Utah Ferguson Sacramento Callf China Russia Klaus Fuchs Truman Provo

Chilly Weather Across Wide Area With Mixed Local Warmth

The midwest faced persistent chilly weather while the far west enjoyed mild conditions. Eastern states posted normal weather as north central regions saw below freezing readings. Snow flurries affected the Upper Great Lakes with potential cooler temps by Wednesday. Yuma reached 103 and Fresno 92, showers affected the Appalachians and Florida.

Associated Press Midwest North Central States Great Lakes Prospect Yuma Ariz Fresno Calif Appalachian Mountain Florida

Potato Shortage in 1953 Foreseen by Agriculture Dept

Washington reports the Agriculture Department forecasts a likely potato surplus in 1953 if weather is average or better. Overall 1953 crops may exceed 1952, though prices are expected to run slightly below this year’s levels.

Washington Agriculture Department

Heckler Hit by Politician Before Crowd

In Waltham Massachusetts Democratic Attorney General Francis E Kelly clashed on stage with a heckler identified as John Marshalk of Newton. Marshalk was escorted out as Kelly claimed self defense. Kelly faced Republican challenger George Fingold over income disclosures from 1950.

Waltham Mass Isticuffs Down Atty Francis E. Kelly Hee- Bee Kelly Marshalk George Fingold F Gold

Court Assairs Bay Millionaire

Santa Monica report states Superior Judge Stanley Mosk accuses Lindsay C. Howard of using legal tactics to starve his divorced wife Judith Barrett Howard into submission. Judith Barrett Howard, 37, former actress, was granted 1750 monthly temporary alimony. Howard, 48, has appealed three times from the divorce.

Santa Monica Stanley Mosk Lindsay C. Howard Judith Barrett Howard Howard

Four missing searchers find one of five lost in mountains

Bakersfield area reports reveal six year old Stephen Fowler found in Piute Mountain range tired and unharmed after missing since Sunday. Four other missing include Robert Buck Jr. of San Gabriel 77, two midlife women Grace Isabelle and Lucy Hinison, plus John O Hanlon of San Francisco. Searches intensified across Tehachapi and Calaveras regions.

Bakersfield Stephen Fowler Piute Mountain Tehachapi Range Robert Buck Jr San Gabriel Fowler Pinter Mountain Techachapi Buck Frog Meadows Johnsondale Tulare County John O'Hanlon San Francisco Salmon Lake Downieville Sierra County Grace Katherine Isabelle Manteca Lucy Hinison Modesto Big Meadows Calaveras County O’hanlon

Court notes likely further appeal in alimony case

The court observed Monday that Howard probably plans another appeal. Howard's lawyer Franklin Peck claimed the client is exercising his constitutional rights. Cash appeal bonds amounting to about 80,000 to 20,000 were posted in good faith to protect Mrs. Howard’s interests.

Howard Franklin Peck

Soviet Parley Declares Ike an Imperialist Leader

Soviet delegates at the 19th Congress label General Dwight D. Eisenhower imperialist as they attack his Baltic freeing remarks. A. N. Snechkus, Lithuanian Communist Party secretary general, accuses Eisenhower of trying to enslave Lithuania while warning of US troops near far eastern borders.

Moscow Soviet Communist Party Dwight D. Eisenhower Russia U. S A. N. Snechkus Lithuanian Communist Party Eisenhower Baltic States American Legion America Kremlin Democratic Party Dean Acheson Philadelphia United States J Snechkus Lithuania

Money With GOP Says Demo Leader on Eve of Fund Drive

Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell warned at the National Press Club that money shapes elections, blasting Republican funders while outlining an eight day drive for 5 contributions. He argued big donors threaten press independence and criticized Eisenhower and Stevenson for campaign tactics.

GOP Washington Stephen A. Mitchell Mitchell National Press Club Republican Party Gov. Stevenson

Traffic Plans Set for New Bridges

City plans for the Ninth Seventh Street and West Ocean Boulevard bridges will be geared into the easterly approaches. Workable within 90 days, the plan is being arranged by City Traffic Engineer Robert Dier City Engineer J D Gilkerson and Port Engineer Robert Shoemaker, per Councilman Raymond C Kealer.

City-Gevisen Ware W. Ocean Blvd Raymond C. Kealer Board of Harbor Commissioners Robert Dier J. D. Gilkerson Robert R. Shoemaker Kealer

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