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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1948
Page
19
Officer Lt. James E. White Jr. of Plainview Texas was killed Sunday in a hunting accident near Sontra FRANKFURT Germany. His widow resides in Erlangen Germany and his parents live in Plainview.
A sales pitch mocks high prices as Ed's For Style at 1211 East Anaheim touts Belmont Gold Spun suits at 55 dollars with a 10 percent premium refund. The ad boasts aggressive savings, colorful boasts, and a departure line about being the undisputed Santa Claus of Anaheim.
Guadalupe residents vote 180 to 39 in a special election approving an 80000 dollar sewer bond issue. Returns showed the measure passed yesterday.
Willits editor warns California hunters about rising casualty rates due to novice and reckless behavior. Editorial stresses misidentifying targets and the deadly danger of firing on a person mistaken for game.
New York reports Phil Keenan of the Association of Comics Magazine Publishers says the group will seek a court test of an Los Angeles County ordinance banning sales of crime prominent comic magazines. Harry Schultz will go to California to engage attorneys for the case.
Washington officials discuss a new production-based formula for evaluating irrigation and reclamation projects. Don McBride of the National Reclamation Association says lawmakers favor measuring benefits by land production, not just damage, referencing a 1948 Supreme Court decision.
Fresno report notes leaders of the San Joaquin Valley cotton industry praise Secretary Brannan for not imposing marketing quotas on next year's crop. They say quotas would unlikely cut national supply and could slash California acreage by as much as 50 percent.
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