Tribute to Industry and California's Economy
An editorial argues industry deserves funding from race track money to honor its role in California's development. It proposes a two year industrial and trade exposition in Los Angeles, managed by the 6th District Agricultural Association and the Museum of Science and Industry in Exposition Park, with annual funding of 125,000 dollars. The goal is to attract new industry, honor industry’s contribution, and inspire youth toward science and industry careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Long Banch
Bill Grant
Herb Klockstein
Richard Richards
Los Angeles
Agrcultural Association
Viaila
La.c
Change of heart or feigned reform in American communism
The article contests claims that the American Communist Party has reformed. It cites the 1940 1948 and 1957 party constitutions detailing expulsion clauses and anti anti government provisions. It argues the 1957 document shows no genuine change and warns against foreign ownership concerns and secrecy around security holdings. It also notes Hoover's stance on communism and criticizes press reactions to alleged reforms.
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Washington
Mra L. J
Haverhlll
Mase
Communist Party
Edgar Hoover
New York
Moscow
Hungary
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbian
American Communist Party
Rurala
Actiona Critical Af
United States
Reda
Flussia
Commis
Reform
Department of Justicce
Subversive Activities Control Board
District of Columbia Atill
Kremlin
G. L
Lima
Commerce Department
U.8
Ike
Town Meeting Highlights Juvenile Bureau Lecture
One attendee reports a lengthy talk by an assistant from Joseph Kenrick's Office of Juvenile Bureau in Long Beach. The discussion covered numerous problems including narcotics and praised the bureau's capable staff and thoughtful approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kenrick
Office of Juvenile Bureau
Long Beach
Long Beach Notes Touch Aviation Plans and Local Affairs
The piece reviews North American Aviation hiring 2,500 for a Long Beach plant to build four jet bomber engines for the Army with six planes due by 1948, notes local officials retirements, school reconstruction plans, and a 18,000-seat board election forecast. It also includes commentary on social issues and child-rearing, urging better parental guidance and ethics in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Aviation, Inc
Na Long Beach
Yee E Uriah L. Kennedy
Depl
Press Telegram
Robert Burdetiy
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Marianna Bertola
Callifornia Federation
Los Angeles
CFWC
Ebell Club
Adout
Harry Waup
Santa Catalina
Signal Mic
Hynes-Clearwater
Long Beach
Independent Herman Ridder and Editorial Team
The text lists historical newspaper staff positions and offices, naming publishers and editors with addresses. It notes current ties of the independent office and maintains offices at a specified Chicago building, referencing Washington News Bureau and other bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman H. Ridder
Publi
Hareid M. HinesAvet
Samual C. Cameren
Deni
M. Pees
Jer Au
Maltinger
Bing
Washington
APOIA
Bermuda talks ease U S Britain rift and boost missiles
The Eisenhowers and Macmillan at Bermuda delivered renewed U S Britain trust and a missile aid pact. They urged limited nuclear test observation and urged unity on Middle East resolutions while deferring final Arab Israeli and Suez settlements to Dag Hammarskjold. The summit yielded a hopeful turn in a tense period, with renewed bilateral understanding seen as the main achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
America
Britain
United States
Free Nations
Sloss
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Kremlin
Russia
Middle East
U.N
Egypt
Israel
Dag Hammarskjold
Gods Judgment Seat and the Challenge of Judgment for All
The essay argues that mankind must teach early that right and wrong matter, and that judgment extends to individuals and nations. It notes the difficulty for adults and children to grasp the Last Judgment, yet insists on emphasizing the majesty and fearsome reality behind Matthew’s parable, including the accountability of nations for war and injustice.
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Dietianaty
Answers and Reflections On Duty and Goodness
A reader question asks why a soldier might seek to avoid duty by buying off enemies, tracing to Civil War era practices. The contrasting ideas discuss genuine goodness as God’s grace, humility, and living truth beyond mere duty, highlighting a moral meditation rather than a factual report.
Soviet Interest in U S Farm Workers Remarked
Khrushchev’s secretary Alexander Startsev and diplomat Victor Komplektov met with NAW President Mitchell in Washington to ask about American farm workers. Mitchell described union membership, racial composition, and protections, noting only about 0 of 2,000,000 farm workers are organized and that many are scattered. The encounter was reported to the State Department and linked to U S agricultural policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Khrushchev
Alexander Startsey
National Agricultural Workers Union
Startsev
Victor Komplektay
NAW
Mitchell
Nqutheri Ahare
Pwitat
ANK
KOM Ylektov
Ion
Startsov
Mort Agriclural
Mexicana
Rons
Startsey
State Department
Wan
Senate
White House
Bermuda
Capitol Mill
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Tex
Patman
Congress
Fixenhower
Hecmaida
GOP
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Martin
Teader
Bhileck
Indiana
Sam Trayturn
Democrate
Patmat
Dateien Druke
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Frank F. Merelam
American College of
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Acre
Navy
Inetheds
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Theo Semi
23Rd St. Long Beach
March i
U.S
England
Bruce Biossat
Moscow Retriever
Arme
GOD
William F. Gilroy
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Youterdar
Young
Finland
Drew Pearson
Wittanhin
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Acme Manufacturing Company
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