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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1948
Page
18
Washington reports August saw 335 new labor-management disputes, mostly small, involving about 150000 workers. August was similar to July in frequency but fewer workers were involved, with 176 days lost and a major walkout of 25000 at International Harvester plants.
A reminiscence of a rich Swans Down white cake, ice creamy smooth and covered in two shades of chocolate frosting with a generous topping of chopped nuts. The cake inspires playful wishes from friends and family about sharing and affection.
Washington report by Norman J. Wall of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics shows farmers real income declined in 1947 for the first time since before World War II despite record farm earnings. After taxes, 1947 net income buys six percent less family maintenance than 1946, and since early 1948 prices paid by farmers rose faster than prices received.
SAN FRANCISCO September 30 A layman asked the international convention of the Disciples of Christ to rebuke the World Council of Churches for its Amsterdam censure of capitalism The speaker said the Amsterdam pronouncement is seen as a front for world socialism while rejecting communism Clifford Cole urged more funds for population influx in California Washington and Oregon
Dr James T Allen aged 75 longtime professor emeritus of Greek at the University of California died yesterday in Berkeley. He earned his bachelor's degree at Pomona College in 1895.
In New York on September 30 the Russian consulate closed after four men and two women departed with luggage, locking the doors and leaving in a consulate car. The move followed the case of Oksana Kasenkina, who said she was held against her will after leaping from the building on August 12. The United States demanded the recall of Soviet Consul General Jacob M. Lomakin as relations were broken, and the San Francisco consulate also shut.
United States Ambassador John J. Muccio told a Korean news conference he could not envisage any U S Russia agreement that would permanently divide Korea. The peninsula remains split into South and Russian occupation zones with rival governments in each.
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