Editorial on Long Beach tidelands development plan
The State on Friday reviewed a proposed program to develop the eastern Long Beach tidelands. Observers note potential conflicts between legislative and administrative matters, the single contract approach, and the feasibility of bidding by firms. The commission seeks time to clarify allocations, anti subsidence goals, and bidder possibilities while affirming open competitive bidding and city favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Lands Commission
Commission
Land Commission
Frank Hortig
Betancourt praised in Washington amid Venezuela debate
President Betancourt of Venezuela is lauded in Washington as Rep. Ryan and Rep. Schadeberg frame the Atlantic struggle for democracy. Critics warn against trusting a leader with a history of ties to communism and say Venezuela faces a risky path amid exile, sabotage, and political trials.
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Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Washington
Congress
Rep. Ryan
New York
Betancourt
Alliance For Progress—social Justice
Trujillo
United States
High Seas
Ar Betancourt
Jeft
Nis Cel
Rep. Schadeberg
Wisconsin
Communist Party
Machado Brothers
Jesus Faria
Munis
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Schadeberg
Castro
Language fashion in the Soviet press mocks bourgeois dress
The Kremlin reportedly urges officials to dress neatly as part of a satire on Western fashion trends. The piece lists mocked Russian terms for slim trousers padded shoulders and other fashion touches, noting the joke resurfaces old revolutionary insults and promises a Berlitz Dictionary for guesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sniet Union
Kremlin
Madison Avenue
Madisonski
Talianskie Boulnki
Eto Otkrovenni Galstull
Soviet Union
Ary
Yezanny Berpy
Tien
Langeges
Town Meeting Doles Out Advice on Local Governance
A reader voices frustration with local officials David Lawrence and LA Collins, questioning their competence as district attorney candidates. The note urges better collaboration and criticizes municipal leadership, ending with the writer’s address at 313 Coronado Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Cronan
David Lawrence
LA Collins
A. Waldner
Coronado Ave
Swiss Firm Readied for US Transfer in Postwar Deal
News outlines a potential transfer of the IG Farben linked General Aniline and Film from German ownership to a Swiss group Interhandel, with US authorities contesting the move as a Nazi-era asset. Details remain guarded as Justice Department fights the change to protect American interests and prevent further dollar drain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Herrick II
Orrick
San Francisco
Andrew
Securities and Exchange Commission
Atlantic
Interhandel
Justice Department
Tresua
1. G- Farben
Switzerland
Unconscious Creation and Mood in Art
The text explores how Robert Louis Stevenson and other artists channel the unconscious to produce joyful or tragic works, noting that conscious manipulation harms creativity. It discusses mood, magical rituals, and the impracticalities of external factors like weather or money in shaping art, asserting past forces translate into future works as the dive begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis, Stevenson
Despond
Public Sees Tax Reform Debate Outlasts Officials
Opinion piece argues that public understanding outpaces Congress as tax reform proposals spark controversy. It critiques deficits driven growth, cites corporate debt vs national debt, and warns permanent reforms hinge on a debt ceiling.
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Fulton
Dick Fulton
Tesmnessee Fulton
Stackel Berg
Luton
John’ Logans
General Foods
Isu
Polly ‘Guggenheim
Tennessee Fulton
Jim
Tennessee
Peary St. Lewis
Ooferi St Lewis
Oklshoran
Hoover Administration
Jimmy Roosevelt
USA
Leslie N. Shaw
Los _Angeles
Ohio
the Family Savings. and Loan Association
Los Angeles
Paul Douglas
Harry. Byrd
D-Va
Joe Clark
Planned Parenthood
Clark
Newport
Connecticut
Imayor
Montgom
St.' Onge
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S. Knight
Andi
Duction
Bisof
Sam Danyon
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