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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1957
Page
14
LA C warns investors of a near term readjustment caused by excess inventories and overexpanded production. It urges buying on lower prices, citing future inflation loosening, employment gains, and population growth fueling demand in the 1960s, while cautioning about obsolete products and upcoming shifts in technology.
Town Meeting Editor urges more Long Beach artwork in the Museum of Art 2300 E Ocean Blvd. Three-day non juried show opens Sunday features local sculpture painting and graphics. Notes Ben Messick’s prior one man show and J Patrick MacLean’s upcoming exhibit as calls grow for broader local artist displays.
A collage of reminiscences from Kington Washington to Long Beach recalls a Howard Sheling boat flow test in the harbor and a seventh annual Western Bang Review with bands, a Santa Claus float, and Chili Williams. Arthur T. O'Rear earns renewed Methodist pastorate.
Edmund G Brown announces a run for Governor on the Democratic ticket and crossfiles on the Republican ticket. The move could sour Republican cross filing supporters and bend the 1960 campaign against the GOP as Knowland may regret deserting the office. The writer urges Brown to head both tickets and win, and calls for ending cross filing. Marstan Williams signs.
Beehive shaped outdoor ovens called horos are heated with rocks inside. Once the interior reaches the proper heat, rocks are removed and dough is baked. This method highlights traditional Pueblo baking practices among New Mexico women.
Current files of The Independent are maintained at offices in Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco and San Francisco. Publisher editors and managers listed with location details among interoffice addresses.
Washington discusses twin gubernatorial votes in New Jersey and Virginia as a gauge of national sentiment toward Eisenhower era policies. It highlights how Negro, labor, and Zionist blocs may influence outcomes, with Meyner and Forbes as rising figures courting minority support amid civil rights debates.
Britannica estimates 400 known U S leprosy cases in the mid 1950s, with 1000 to 2000 additional cases likely unrecognized, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Syd Harris interviews a market broker who says amateurs cling to losing stocks to save face. The expert likens it to poker, where players quit when behind. Professionals cut losses, focus on percentages, while amateurs fear admitting error and persist long after a bad bet.
Dr. Jordan warns caution with vein treatment and notes spider bursted veins near leg surface are more cosmetic than dangerous. Most cases benefit from careful approach or simple methods like sclerosing solution or electrolysis, and many should be left untreated.
The article notes Westminster Abbey began as a Benedictine monastery in the eighth century and a new church was started about 1050 by Edward the Confessor. From William the Conqueror to Elizabeth II, all British monarchs were crowned there except Edward V, who was slain as a boy in the Tower of London.
Questions and Answers include a misdated claim that a stone church near Warsars suak was built by Erit the Red’s mother around 1000 A.D. The Q and A format also covers geopolitics DEW line and Uruguayan republic as smallest in South America, plus Mono Lake as a saline Dead Sea of America.
DREW PEARSON reports a Minnesota Supreme Court ruling favorable to Erie Mining and major steel firms over ore beds under lakes. The piece alleges judge Clarence Magney sold land to Erie Mining Co without federal stamps, linking the judge to large payments and suggesting a conflict of interest in the Rabbit Lake taconite case.
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