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Newspaper
Independent Long Beach
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1952
Page
10
L A C argues that when production falls costs must shrink with fewer hours or layoffs. He warns unions risk bankrupting enterprises by demanding 40 hours pay for 36, and urges plans for a severe recession, noting labor leaders like O A Knight influence outcomes and urging realism.
Editor Independent: R. F. Smith questions unions and contract legality. Collective bargaining is likened to military efficiency and citizenship under better working conditions. Letter argues unions are essential and should be respected as improving society. Bellflower and reader comments praise rail welding advances reducing noise.
The Russian, Hungarian, Romanian diplomatic staffs in Washington face travel limits. Russians and Romanians must stay within 25 miles of their posts unless the State Department is notified 48 hours ahead. The rule mirrors the red tape travelers endure when leaving Moscow.
The Long Beach Independent publishes daily except Sunday from Sixth Street and Pires Avenue Long Beach California with staff including Herman H Ricner publisher Harold M Hines editor Samuel C Gameron general manager L A Collins editorial columnist J L A Collins Jr managing editor. The paper was adjudicated by the Superior Court Los Angeles County October 6 191? with Decree No C-10280.
Eisenhower plans to delegate domestic policy to Governor Sherman Adams while concentrating on defense and foreign affairs. General Wilton Persons will liaise with Congress, and a revived security council will drive policy, reducing State Department power under Lucius Clay's guidance.
Early reports praised injection therapy but many cases recurred, requiring surgical removal. Dodson and colleagues study 697 patients across degrees I to III with mixed retreatment and surgery rates. Best outcomes were in first degree internal hemorrhoids, while higher grades showed temporary gains and frequent retreatment.
Washington writers note several hot issues may fade from politics as public opinion shifts. FEPC concerns appear overblown, while civil service and labor trends favor private power. a Kansas district shows farming voters opposing a government dam project.
Katharine Hepburn, amid a jammed Shubert Alley, rebuffed playwrights and manuscripts after Time Out for Ginger success. Elsewhere Weizmann faces end of life as editor plans volume releases with Weisgal and Eban. Mischa Elman tours, Genieve Tabouis appears in Who's Who French entry, and a string of cultural notes closes with a jokey political quip about Gretie Mansi's wife.
Up North too from ak Brbens notes a period of heat calm then smog with menacing qualities. It stung noses of flower lovers and wilted carnations in San Mateo County and surrounding areas. Flower breeders report losses as experts warn smog harms agriculture and horticulture.
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