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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1951

Page

3

Ouster of Gabrielson Faces Senate Challenge

Washington Sept. 22 GOP National Chairman Guy G Gabrielson defends his RFC loan extension actions as his duty amid Senate criticism. Williams and others accuse him of improper influence over Carthage Hydrocol Inc. and call for resignation. Taft aides say he reviewed the case. support for Gabrielson wanes as talks of a leadership fight grow.

Washington GOP Guy G. Gabrielson Senate Reconstruction Finance Corporation Gabrielson Hoey D.-N.c Truman Sen Willams R-Del RFC Carthage Hydrocol, Inc Texas Williams Williams and Sons Ferguson R-Mich Nixon R.calif William M. Boyle Jr Boyle St. Louis Post-Dispatch American Lithefeld Corp St. Louis Lon Bovie Joan Carthage Hydrocol Merit Ioan Sen. Taft Ohio Taft North Dakota

Lack of 2nd Soviet A-Test Baffles U.S.

The article discusses US concern over the absence of a second Soviet atomic detonation, noting analysts doubt Russia’s ability or willingness to test. It covers McMahon's push for full scale production, Senate testimony, and Pentagon awareness. General Bradley returns from NATO talks and cautions against abandoning conventional forces.

AFL convention faces major business amid internal AFL rifts

In San Francisco the AFL enters its second week with internal squabbles and key business ahead. The executive council urged endorsing a drive to strike three defense production act amendments affecting quotas, price increases, and distributor markups tied to the Korean War. Major issues remain unresolved on AFL CIO relations and anti- Communist programs abroad.

San Francisco AFL Executive Council Truman AFL Council Sen. Capehart R.ind Rep. Herlong D.fla CIO

Surgery Aided King George V Father the King

London reports a 1928 chest operation saved the life of King George V, father of the present king, who later died Jan 20, 1936 at 71 from a lung ailment. An 1928 procedure drained fluid around the right lung base at Buckingham Palace, with a second surgery in 1929 removing ribs and draining an abscess.

London George V Sandringham England Buckingham Palace Palace George VI

Detroit hears Italian Premier laud ERP

Italian Premier Alcide de Gasperi addressed Detroit with a call to view defense of western civilization beyond soldiers and guns toward higher living standards and welfare. He praised the European Recovery Program while noting its gains could grow if defense needs hadn’t redirected focus. He urged Atlantic Alliance unity and international cooperation to promote peaceful development and social welfare amid Cold War pressures.

Detroit Alcide de Gasperi Italy Signor de Gasperi Ottawa Motor City United States South Korea Atlantic Alliance

Drive On for Atom Forces Fast U S atomic expansion planned

Washington Sept. 22 United Press reports a strong congressional push to create a sixfold expansion of the atomic energy program. Sen Brien McMahon urges 6 billion dollars yearly to arm all services with versatile weapons from atomic shells to hydrogen bombs, with production to begin next July and possible output by 1955 or 1956 at multiple plants.

Washington Congress Navy Air Force Brien McMahon D.-Conn Defense Department U. S&s Atomic Energy Project United Press Hanford Oak Ridge Savannah River S. Co Paducah McMahon House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee Senate United States Defense Mobilization Atomic Energy Authorities

Newsmen Visit San Diego by North Atlantic Nations

A group of 15 newspapermen from North Atlantic Treaty nations will visit the San Diego area for four days starting Friday. They will tour local outlets and discuss media collaboration during their four day stay in the region.

San Diego CRI

Texas Boys Find Uranium Chunk Near Dalhart

Dalhart Texas youths found two chunks of uranium near a highway and notified authorities. The AEC and FBI handled the case with the metal identified as normal uranium likely pre dating the 1945 atomic era. University of New Mexico tests and further inquiries confirmed the findings were not immediately dangerous and the pieces were eventually taken into federal custody.

Albuquerque Dalhart Texas University of New Mexico Texas Panhandle AEC FBI Dalhart Boys Los Alamos Albert Law Dalhart Texas Daily Newspaper Jodell Golder Don Monroe Walton Fowler Law Rock Island

Commie Coup in Iran Feared by U S Envoy

FRANKFURT Germany Sept 22 UP Henry Grady retiring American ambassador to Iran said arrival here today that the U S should continue its economic aid to Iran He warned Iran could fall to Communism if its oil dispute with Britain remains unsettled Without oil revenue Iran faces economic turmoil and a potential Communist coup U S aid would reassure Iranians they belong to our camp.

Frankfurt Germany Henry ¥. Grady Iran U. S Lran Britain

Cardinal Spellman Links Reds Move to Harlem to Negro Outreach

New York, Sept 22 Cardinal Spellman says Communist party headquarters shift from 12th Street to Harlem aligns with a 1952 plan to concentrate on Negroes. He warns Communists have exploited race emotions to incite mob violence while presenting a $10,000 check for St Charles Borromeo to fund Harlem school and community center construction.

New York Francis Cardinal Spellman Communist Party 12Th St Manhattan Harlem Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Rt Rev Msgr Cornelius J. Drew St Charles Borromeo Church St Charles Parochial School

Actress Aids Envoy at Luxembourg Orphan Party

Actress Irene Dunne helped U. S. Minister Perle Mesta host a party for about 150 local orphans in Luxembourg. She assisted in serving cakes and soft drinks and distributed small presents to the children.

Luxembourg Irene Dunne U. S Perle Mesta

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