Business Guilty of Socialism in U S Policy Critique
A defense of classic liberal critique argues that big business bears blame for a growing socialized economy. It cites tariff history, defense contracts, and post office subsidies as evidence, noting federal support to industry, railroads, and utilities shifts power toward corporations while shaping rates, financing, and expansion.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
la Follettes
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Roosevelt
Truman
Lion's
Post Office
Magasines
Parcel Post
Republican turmoil shadows California politics in Knowland debate
LAC analyzes how Republican clashes over a Senate leader’s ambitions could endanger party control in California. He argues a Knowland bid for governor risks a two year term and a presidential run, potentially sidelining Senate duties and seniority while polling shows a Democratic tilt among voters.
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California
Republican Party
U. S. Senate
Senate
Gallup
Wisconsin
Knowland
Lac
Remember 7 When 2 Sept 14 Ten Years Ago Long Beach
A clipping records multiple past Long Beach notes. It mentions a six month effort to restore bus routes endorsed by J R McHenry at a hearing, a small jet propelled vessel tested for wharf fires supervised by Fire Chief Frank Sandeman, police and city managers adjusting shifts during labor tensions, and a surge in old age pension applications prompting extra charity workers. It also recalls a 30 year old policy broadcasting municipal band concerts on KFON and KGER, plus Wrigley interests planning a Long Beach residential development through Weber-Flensing.
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J. R. McHenry
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Joc McClelland
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KGER
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Los Angeles
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Associated Press
Wrigley Interests
Dave Fleming
Pres. Weber-Flensing Co
Wrigley Intertss
Editorial on Negro migration and housing in Los Angeles County
In a Bellflower letter, P. D. Dalby responds to a Sept. 8 Los Angeles paper column by LAC praising desegregation, arguing the influx of Black residents strains housing and jobs, condemning political manipulation, and urging cooperative problem solving for both Black and white communities across the nation and state.
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L.A.C
NAACP
California
Maine
Oregon
Carolinas
South
P. D. Dalby
Elastic Wood Lancewood Used for Whip Handles
Encyclopedia Britannica states that elastic lancewood from the West Indies and Guiana is a straight grained tough light wood used for whip handles and fishing rods.
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West Indies
Guana
When Kremlin Screams and US War Plot Claims
Bruce Biossat argues that Kremlin and allies accuse the United States to cover their own moves. He contends Syria pursues an arm buildup, aided by Soviet supplies, while the Eisenhower Doctrine compels US concern in the Middle East.
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Kremlin
United States
Russia
Syria
Gromyko
London
Turkey
Israel
Middle East
U S Airlift to Arab Jordan Aims to Deter Syria Threat
The United States considers an air lift of arms to Arab Jordan to counter the Syrian threat, warning Russia and Syria that the Eisenhower Doctrine is active. Britain’s absence leaves the U S as the region’s bulwark, with potential global support if action proceeds.
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Russia
Syria
Britain
Middle East
Damascus
Kremlin
United States
Mumps Virus Spreads Easily Says Doctor Jordan
Dr. Jordan states mumps is highly contagious among children and can spread by healthy carriers. The disease is more common in kids than adults, causes discomfort, and may lead to serious complications including kidney, joint, or brain issues and possible testicular involvement in males.
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Prathan
Answers and Facts From a Q A Column
A reader Q A column surveys diverse topics from baseball history to mumps viability mosques seating Ann Hutchinson alien population rose national flower proposals to adopt and animal questions including cormorants in fishing elephants and borage plant notes.
Winds of Nature and Humankind Unite in Creation
The piece extols windmills, water, soil, and living beings as gifts from God enabling human achievement. It emphasizes humility, stating human ingenuity relies on fundamental natural forces God provides. It closes with basic Q A on Magna Carta and parsley plants.
Negro Vote Trading in 1954 Faubus Victory Details Emerge
Washington reports that in the 1954 Arkansas primary a large majority of the 65,000 Black voters backed Faubus, with cash payments allegedly influencing results. Statements from NAACP Arkansas head Mrs. Bates and others confirm paid votes and campaign support, while Faubus campaign directors deny excessive sums to leaders. Also noted are shifting state department limo adjustments for Queen Elizabeth and Max Gluck’s dressshop diplomacy, including a costly deposition dispute before his posting to Ceylon.
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Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Faubus
Francis Cherry
L. C. Bates
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Colume
Independent News Office Personnel and Offices
The Independent lists Harman H Ridder Harold M Hines and others as publishers managers and editors. It notes offices located in Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Saint Paul San Francisco and current rate or fee references at the Albee Building and 110 Sutter Street.
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Lor Ang Baz W.th
San Francisco
Sutter St
Flea of the Independent
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