Editorial on cautious peace talks and red trickery
An editorial urges optimism about peace proposals from Korea but warns against delaying civil defense. It argues US decisions must ignore brief Korea shifts, demand concrete proof from the USSR, and maintain vigilance. It cites 1938 to 1941 examples to show peace talks can mask aggression and stresses prudent defense funding and wary diplomacy.
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Korea
Hitler
Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Poland
Russia
Germany
Washington, D. C
Pearl Harbor
Berlin
Lost Your Cuff Links Blame Cosmos
Raphael Bendandi of the Bendandi Observatory in Faenza Italy links mysterious daily disappearances like cuff links and important papers to cosmic disturbances. He says sun spots and cosmic forces can cause a range of odd events including disasters and crime waves.
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Raphael Bendandi
Bendandi Observatory
Faenza
Italy
Bendandi
Armistice Won’t End Korea Problem Says James Marlow
James Marlow argues an armistice in Korea would not resolve the broader Korean problem. Peace talks would begin after a cease fire, but disputes over final settlement remain. He discusses demilitarized zones, troop withdrawals, and the risk of renewed conflict if assurances and disarmament fail.
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Washington
United Nations
Marlow
U.N
Korea
U. S
U. N
Chin
Japan
South Korea
North
Southorea
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
China
Kartal by METCALFE Turn to God
Poem urging turning to God for forgiveness and guidance. Emphasizes God as Lord King and final Judge, offering solace and eternal goal. Recommends submitting heart and soul, leaving troubles with the divine Shepherd.
Diplomats Hamstring U S Military Strategy in Korea
Column argues civilian control of the military eroded by State Department influence. It cites Gen Van Fleet testimony on limited Korean action, claims ammunition shortages shaped by diplomacy, and calls for Senate probe into military leaders' public support of foreign policy and erosion of victory aims. It notes 131000 US casualties in Korea with 23000 dead.
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Washington
van Fleet
Almond
Senate Armed Services Committee
Truman-Acheson
Congress
West Point
Annapolis
State Department
Department of State
Korea
Arthur
Pentagon
Armed Services Committee
van Flret
Senate Mittee
U.N
British Foreign Office
Public Forum Letters on Filtration of Signatures and Addresses
Public forum notice states letters must not exceed 50 words and include bona fide signatures and addresses. Letters may be edited for taste or to save space.
Christ's Purposes Need Our Help
Easter season reflection urges unselfish following of Christ to unite humanity with the Father. Calls for courage and cooperation to feed the hungry heal the sick aid the weak and meek while acknowledging social conflicts and the need to study and work out solutions. Ends with a personal note from Mrs Nora E Geiger at 839 Gavioia Ave.
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Christ
Fress-Telegram
Chace Thanks Editors for Backing LA County Appointment
Burton W. Chace expresses gratitude for editorials praising his qualifications after his appointment as Los Angeles County Supervisor for the Fourth District. He pledges to live up to the confidence shown in his integrity and ability.
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Ube
Los Angeles
Youths Fly Model Planes At Vacant Field
Article notes juvenile mischief concerns yet praises youths making and flying model airplanes at a large vacant Harvey Way field. Sheriff’s department halted the activity after complaints. the ground likely belongs to the school district, with potential as a playground if permitted.
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Harvey Way
Centralia
De Gasperi Turns 72 Amid Communist Foe Image
Italy's Premier Alcide De Gasperi, aged 72, is hailed as a pivotal anti Communist leader. The veteran statesman heads a government since 1945 and pushed through a new election law to stabilize parliamentary support, facing a renewed Communist challenge ahead of June elections.
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Premice Alvide de Gasperi
de Gasperi
Britain
Winston Churchill
Germany
Wonrad
Adenauer
Eue
Tope
Haly
Churchil
de Gespeti
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Senator Soaper on Model Child Warning from SSA Expert
Senator Soaper cites a Southern Illinois University psychologist warning against the model child. The note compares fears to a deadly bush master snake seen around for years. Washington's cherry blossoms bloomed two weeks early as Eisenhower stayed busy. A privacy-conscious jet ace in Hawaii refuses publication of his name, a presumed anonymous correspondent.
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Southern Ilinois University
Hewaring
Washington
Gen. Eisenhower
Horea
Anonymous
Just Folks by E A Guest
A verse meditation on grief and triumph with the resurrection story. The speaker recalls Mary weeping at the tomb and proclaims Jesus has risen, noting the stone rolled away and the fall of darkness. Enduring themes of death overcome by life and glory.
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Mary
Long Beach Snippets Reflect War Effort and Local Plans
Ten years ago improvements in war rationed meat persisted under tighter supervision and deliveries. A war garden signups reached 2450. Twenty years prior Dr Walter Hill and Franklin Robinson won re election to the Board of Education. Local selective service boards to review deferments for men aged 18 to 37. Thirty years ago East Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce discussed building a highway to Pasadena. Light showers added .15 inch of rain, totaling 9.38 inches for the season.
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Walter 5. Hill
Franklin W. Robinson
Board of Education
East Los Angeles Chamber OF Commerce
East Long Beach
Pasadena
Community Letter Calls for Inclusion in Schools
A reader named Howard L Olson argues for inclusivity and equal treatment for all students, urging schools to give every child a break and to ensure that youths feel part of the community, referencing plans for attending planes and rights. He signs with his address 4543 Albury Ave.
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Sion
Sequoias Grow Only From Seeds Says Question Box
Readers submit questions on trees hours long ago. giant sequoias reportedly sprout only from seed and mature after a millennium. Other Qs cover snuff usage, Truman address, and United Nations flag design. answers cite seed density, voyages to the moon, and royal titles.
Ridder Names Press-Celeoram Staff and Contacts
Publisher Harold M. Hines and Samuel G. Cameron lead the Ridder press operation with Burmester as General Manager and Editor, Matcolw Epley as Executive Editor, Cresmer & Woodware, Inc. as national representatives, and Metropolitan Group, Inc. handling comic advertising.
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Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel G. Cameron
Burmester
Matcolw Epley
Cresmer & Woodware, Inc
Metropolitan Group, Inc
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