Editorial Voters Will Earn Victories
The piece urges high turnout for the Tuesday primary, arguing voter participation shapes the final public mind tally. It highlights contests in Long Beach area races, nonpartisan judgeships, county measures, and state offices, stressing the impact of each vote on representation and governance.
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Long Beach Area
Frank Bonelli
Gov
Knight
Herbert C. Legg
State Board of Equalization
U.S
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Sen
Knowland
Atty
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Caspar Weinberger
Patrick Hillings
Stanley Mosk
Robert McCarthy
Clair Engle
U. S
Gov. Knight
San Francisco
George Christopher
Labor-Manager Truce Seen as Optimistic Hope in U.S.
Washington officials praise a labor management truce likely lasting two years or through the Eisenhower years as a path to quicker economic recovery. They cite persistent high costs for food and utilities despite a recession and rising wages with demand not matching supply. Reuther and McDonald’s earlier plans to push wage hikes would have worsened prices, but current trends show a shift away from those demands as auto and steel sales rise and production tempers.
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David J. McDonald
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Ford
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Sciatica varies in treatment and causes
Dr. Edwin Jordan discusses sciatica, noting it stems from the sciatic nerve and can arise from neuritis or herniated discs. Treatments range from vitamin B-1 and traction to braces, pain injections, exercises, physical therapy, and in some cases surgery, with many patients eventually recovering.
Strictly Personal: Appearance Shaped by Function in Protest March
An observer recounts a woman’s account of a parade protesting atomic bomb testing led by the American Friends Service Committee. He notes how apparel and demeanor alter perception, comparing respectable professionals with activists labeled as cranks. The piece argues the unfairness of judging individuals by group appearance while wanting to judge others as individuals.
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Town Meeting Not an Enemy
Dee Hull argues that labor is the key to prosperity, not an enemy of capital, stating buying power drives markets and suggesting wages must rise with productive progress to avoid boom bust cycles. He cites Henry Ford on balancing prices and wages as essential for a stable economy.
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Henry Ford
Cartoon mocks Dodgers and Cubs game in Chicago
FRANK A. WINSLOW of 3251 Ransom St drafts a cartoon note about a May 14 Dodgers vs Cubs game in Chicago. He suggests the cartoon implies the knothole gang kids were palm off when big league baseball was requested.
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Chicago
Frank A. Winslow
Ransom St
Remember When 1998 parish hall service marks chapel opening
May 29 1998 marked the first service in the newly completed chapel parish hall of St Thomas of Canterbury Episcopal Church Lakewood with Dr George L W Meyer vicar officiating and retired Chaplain M G Tennyson assisting. Long Beach leaders attended USC Institute of Government meeting with local officials named including Earl Devis R M Dorton Myrielle Gunsuly Leigh Hume E H Dunbar Ruth Bauchet Alice Salford Kenneth Oberholtzer Dr G E McDonald Glen McMeekin. Four prominent businessmen were installed as officers of the Long Beach Advertising Club at its annual meeting in the Hotel Virginia: Harold Freeman James A Evans Jolly W Stufflebeam Claude C Lewis Walter E Mellinger Judge Charles F Cook.
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Arthur L.walters
Long Beach
Institute of Government
University of Southern California
Earl Devis
R. M. Dorton
Myrielle Gunsuly Leigh Hume
E. H. Dunbar
Ruth Bauchet
Alice Salford
Dept. Public Utilities
Kenneth Oberholtzer
G. E. McDonald
Glen McMeekin
Civil Service Commission
Long Beach Advertising Club
Virginia
Harold C. Freeman
James A. Evans
Jolly W. Stufflebeam
Claude C. Lewis
Walter E. Mellinger
Charles F. Cook
FBI Criticism Sparks Un American Activities Clash
Washington debate over Cyrus Eaton and FBI criticism exposes rift in the House Un American Activities Committee. Some members defend Eaton's right to speak while Arens and allies push to subpoena him, accusing the FBI of resembling security police behind the Iron Curtain.
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Iron Curtain
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Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Pearson
Mixe Wallace
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Eaton
Un-American Activities Committee
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Gordon Scherer
Ohio
J. Edgar Hoover
Fanels Walter
Pennsylvania
Richard Arens
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UN- American Committee
Morgan Moulder
Missouri
Clyde Doyle
California
United States
Arens
Walter
Doyle
Eisenhower says recession's worst may be behind us
UPI quotes President Eisenhower stating the recession has spent its force and that the worst of our problems are behind us. Also notes Walter Davis's reaction at a Capitol rotunda ceremony and Dr Paul Dudley White defending Eisenhower from golf critiques.
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Capitol
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Australia
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