U S Sets World Air Fares Amid Growth in Travel
Washington reports that 78,000,000 travelers owe a multimillion dollar debt to the Civil Aeronautics Board led by James H. Durfee, as the CAB blocks most international fare increases. The Madrid Conference, IATA and British officials discuss a possible 6 percent rise, while U.S. agencies study the whole rate structure. Public and congressional sentiment favor fare reductions to broaden overseas travel for Americans.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
James H. Durfee
Eisenhower
CAB
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Air Transport Association
Emanuel Geller
ATA
International Air Transport Association
IATA
TATA
William P. Hildred
Britisher
Hildred
Madrid
Geronautical Agency
Trans World Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Celler Committee
Roosevelt-Truman
Capitol Hill
New York
Shipyard money drives local economy and policy need
The column argues that shipyard payroll funds amounting to 35 million dollars fuel the Long Beach economy by circulating through industries like Douglas, Ford, and Procter and Gamble. It warns losses if the Wilmington field isn’t repressured and urges a compulsory bill for unitization and repressuring to keep shipyards open, while defending free, strong public advocacy.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Intal
Douglas
Ford
Procter and Gamble
Long Beach
Wilmington
L. A.C
Town Meeting Cities Rights Editor Independent
Answering Marston Williams letter about a law that would prevent Long Beach from conquering neighboring towns. John Toussaint of Paramount Calif notes the matter amid a lakewood city dispute over property west of the Douglas plant, which Long Beach says could curb airport operations.
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Independent
Marston Williams
Long Beach
John Toussaint
P.O
Paramount
Calif
Lakewood
Douglas
Long Beach women named to national Fleet Reserve posts
REMEMBER OWAEN 2 REMEMBER OWAEN 2 SEPT. 16 10 YEARS AGO TWO LONG BEACH women were elected national officers of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Fleet Reserve Association at the national conclave held in Seattle Washington with Mrs Florence Ross installed national financial secretary and Mrs Gladys Butterhof national treasurer The U.S. Supreme Court had only to follow its own precedent to grant Long Beach full title to tidelands in defining the limit of San Pedro Bay City Attorney Irving M Smith noted in United States vs Carrillo before the Supreme Court
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Long Beach
Ladies Auxiliary
Fleet Reserve Association
Seattle
Wash
Florence Ross
Gladys Butterhof
U.S. Supreme Court
San Pedro Bay
Irving M. Smith
United States
Carrillo
Tideland
Supreme Cours
Ses
World Government and the danger of world anarchy
Editor argues patriotic groups misled by subversive hate groups to oppose a world government. Without a strong global authority the United Nations remains weak and the United States bears the burden, risking higher taxes, loss of freedom, and delayed United Nations aims amid Communist expansion.
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United Nations
United States
Near East
Far East
Wants Clothing for Japanese Missionary Work
Editorial note seeks aid for missionary effort in Japan. Requesting children's clothing in all sizes, especially for 10 year old boys and girls, along with old-fashioned illustrated Bibles and song books like Waves of Glory Nos. Items to be sent to CORA D. HOFFMAN at 1724 West 29th St Long Beach.
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Japan
Cora D. Hoffman
West 29Th St
Long Beach
Popularity of Borman Coins Found at Panticosa Spa
Archaeologists report unearthed Borman coins at the medicinal springs of Bal eatio de Panticosa, located high in the Pyrenees. The discovery supports that this resort attracted visitors in the first century, highlighting an early regional appeal and economic activity.
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Borman
Baleatio de Panticosa
Pyrenees
Vast Milky Way Wheel Requires Light Century Span
The Milky Way is described as a wheel so large that light traveling at 186000 miles per second would take about a hundred thousand years to traverse from rim to rim, illustrating its immense scale.
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Rim
Independent newspaper staff and names listed in masthead
A scrambled masthead lists Harman H Ridder publisher Harold M Hines rest to publisher Samuel C Cameron and others including Larry Goiline Jr eds managerial roles and columnists, with Washington bureau and advertising reps. The text appears as fragmented editorial staff line items and organizational roles.
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Harman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
Geni
Larry Goiline Jr
la, Colima Sr
Mies E. Sinea
Washington News Bureau
Deeditimerernnen
Bob Albee
Lva
Jenne, Inc
Tho Es Ct
Teamsters Ouster Threat Could Hit AFL-CIO Hard
Bruce Liossat analyzes a possible ouster of the Teamsters from the AFL-CIO. He notes 1.4 million Teamsters, the union’s potential leverage over deliveries, and the uncertain economic impact on the federation. He compares past expulsions and suggests rivals might form anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Liossat
Afl-Cio
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
AFL+CIO
Treasuries
United Electrical Workers
International Longshoremen’s Association
CIO
AFL
ILA
Phantom limb pain and other medical questions answered
Dr Jordan discusses phantom limb pain treatment needing neurosurgical input, kidney transplant rarity, umbilical discharge causes, and bust enlargement myths. He advises doctor consultation, cautions against unproven creams, and notes surgery near the stump or nervous system may be required for phantom pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanne Eae
Thinking It Over by Robert L Tieffenbacher
A reflective piece on egotistical individuals avoiding help from others and God, urging recognition of weaknesses and acceptance of guidance. Includes Q A snippets on economics, military hardware, leadership exile, life span of eagles, flags, marble varieties, and an odd pangolin definition.
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Robert L. Tieffenbacher
NEA
God
Australian ranches rival nations in size
A northern Australian cattle ranch spans hundreds of square miles, with one estate larger than Belgium, illustrating the vast landholdings common in the region and the scope of cattle operations across the country.
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Australia
Belgium
Secret of Johnsons Success Discovered
Washington report details Lyndon Johnson's desk drawer findings of ten tips to win favor, illustrating his charm as Senate leader. The list advises remembering names, staying comfortable, being relaxed, avoiding ego, and genuine kindness to others. It is framed as insight into his political approach.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Lyndon
Capitel
Wesak Legged Chimney Swift Struggles to Perch
A chimney swift with unusually weak legs cannot perch on a tree. It can only cling to the chimney side using its toes and tail for support.
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Ruth
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World Government
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Edwin ¥. Jordan, M.D
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Roscow
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Stalin
Jack Anderson
Johnson
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