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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1957

Page

10

Oil profits, tax reliance, and subsidence risk in Long Beach

LA.C says the oil field funds federal government through taxes, aiding Navy installations and area industries. It argues for unified, regulated production to prevent subsidence, protect the shipyard, and justify naval cooperation and expert involvement to push a legislative program. The column urges civic action and Navy delegation to Sacramento.

Navy Ford Adm. James Wilmington Long Borch Atetta Kay Sacramento Long Beach L.A.C

Remember When Long Beach History Snapshot REMEMBRANCE

Long Beach history notes recall the 1950s era when tourism eased during war years and Long Beach City College hit a record 11 276 enrollment across liberal arts adult education and technology and business. The piece also cites past sports stars and local civic events tied to the city’s development and industry plans.

Town Meeting and Nuclear Threats From Letter by Blanchard

Wayne Gavin writes on Middle East tensions and the risk of atomic and hydrogen bombs. He argues for preventing communist use of weapons, warns of potential economic damage, and urges less selfish political behavior as voters see.

Independent Wayne Gavin Russia Red China Middle East G. L. Blanchard

Independent Herman 4 Ridder Publisher Names and Office Tower

Fragments of a historical newspaper page show names such as Harald Hines Asal and Ridder in incomplete phrases. The text references an office location in a tower and mentions associates, giving a glimpse of a publisher's entourage and address details rather than a complete event.

Herman Ridder Harald M. Hines Asal

Reds Hit by Canal Policing

Washington letter discusses strict canal security, blocking Russian ships, and routing them away from the Panama Canal. It cites Marine guards, potential internationalization of the canal, and critiques of Eisenhower and Dulles amid Middle East tensions. Also notes late protests over Lafayette Square and concerns about landmark preservation in Washington.

Washington Acke LG Miami Fla Panama Moscow Panama Canal Israellavamlan Caribbean Ata Glon Marine Guarda J Eisenhower Wilson Dequirer M. G Bridgeport Conn Dulles National Guard Tommy Francois

Oil Lines To Europe Price Change From Washington

Washington officials and key lawmakers concede the oil lift to Europe amid the Suez crisis has not fully met needs. Europe eyes about 80 percent normal deliveries, while U S production struggles to meet roughly a third of Europe’s demand. Texas Railroad Commission actions, not federal control, shape prices and output, with critics arguing earlier production boosts could have eased shortages. The article notes investigations into price fixing and calls for better future organization for emergencies.

Peter Edson Washington Iran Europe U.S U. S Texas Railroad Commission Lone Star Texas

Jesus human and divine in New Testament view

William B. Gilroy argues the New Testament clearly presents Jesus as more than a mere son of God. The piece contrasts human limits with divine identity, citing John 1 and Luke 6:12 to show the unique nature and the disciples’ perception of Jesus’ glory. The author stresses trust in Jesus’ words about God and prayer.

William B. Gilroy, DD Jesus of Nazareth God Jesus Gor Mmaehf God the Father

Questions and Answers from a Historical Notebook

A fragmented quiz-style passage covers citizenship rules for birth abroad, presidential honors, and trivia questions. It includes claims about American citizenship by birth with residence requirements, Jefferson’s Library of Congress funds, Lincoln honorary citizenship, a checkers equivalence, and a tobacco state riddle in Louisiana, interspersed with stray theological reflections.

Portland racketeering probe ties to City Council ally

Portland underworld tale centers on Elkins and associates linked to City Council member Stanley Bark. Sen Mee Clelland probes Teamster and pinball machine racketeering while Elkins history spans burglary, drug smuggling, and armed escapes. The Senate panel flagged close ties between Elkins and Councilman Bark as it reviews Portland politics.

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