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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1947
Page
2
Paris reports Cuba has deposited ratification to become the 32nd full member of the United Nations. UNESCO Director Julian Huxley announced membership accords. The Spanish text notes Cuba’s stepping into the international body with rights to attend the forthcoming general conference in Mexico.
Washington reports UK labor unions must certify to the national board by Oct 31 to avoid disqualification from matters before the board. Interpretations of labor law suggest unions with pending cases could be unable to attend affidavits and hearings. John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and F. S. vice president declined further comment.
Fragmentary wartime note mentions ration policy and broadcast claims. References refugees, displace persons camps, and a German zone context. The text contains garbled quotes and appears to discuss voluntary stay in the British sector and ration levels amid a refugee situation.
Report notes an orderly post broadcast routine following a segment featuring statements in Langlish with multilingual phrases including German Polish and English like their normal duties.
William Benton resigns as Assistant Secretary of State in charge of information and cultural affairs affecting the Voice of America broadcasts. President Truman faces replacing him while Benton will chair Encyclopaedia Britannica after leaving the department.
Nantes reports a turtle weighing 1324 pounds was captured off the Brittany coast. Fishing authorities say it is the largest turtle documented in France since early September, as authorities noted the record has significance amid ongoing coastal wildlife reporting.
Manila dispatch states a treaty of amity and friendship between the Philippines and Spain will be signed at Malacañan Palace Saturday morning. Vice President Elpidio Quirino and the secretary of foreign affairs announced the plan. Spain ruled the islands for more than three centuries.
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