Inquiry Into U S Foreign Policy Congress Must Review
A call for Congress to conduct a full dress examination of American foreign policy. The piece argues MacArthur’s address places policy questions in the national spotlight, urging scrutiny of Truman era positions in Asia and Europe, and demanding clear state department rationale and accountability. It cites Korea, China, and Middle East tensions as key examples. Secretary Acheson should face thorough questioning to reveal Washington's stance.
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MacArthur
Congress
Asia
Europe
Truman
Far East
United States
China
State Department
Chiang Kai-shek
South Korea
Korea
Middle East
Iran
Britain
Egypt
Suez
Sudan
U.S
House of Commons
Enid Scene Marred by Aerial Calf Shipment Trail Legend Upset
Northern Oklahoma town famed for the Chisholm cattle trail witnesses a jolt as a Norwalk broker airlifted 101 calves from Long Beach to Enid. The calves were loaded on a C-46 aircraft without a herd boat or spurs, prompting shock among old-time cowboys who prize traditional overland driving.
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Ened
High Plains
Oklahoma
Chisholm
Texas
Long Beach
Norwalk
Enid
Series on candidates aims to inform voters before May 8 primary
The Press Telegram begins a multi piece series with biographical sketches and platforms for municipal candidates. Featuring pictures, the readable thumbnails encourage citizens to learn about candidates well before election day and avoid last minute confusion or surprise at the polls.
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Press-Telegram
Armed Strength Begins to Take Shape
Washington writer observes US military mobilization from Boeing Wichita plant where B-47 stratojet assembly and testing illustrate rapid industrial and technological advancement. Noting 22,000 workers, 19 miles of wiring, and 400 electronic technicians, the piece argues national unity is needed to harness this strength to deter war and preserve peace.
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Air Force
Wichita
Hawaii
America
CARE Five Years Aid Legacy From CARE’s Anniversary
CARE marks its fifth anniversary describing its work since World War II to ease postwar hardship. The organization has sent about 10,000,000 in food clothing and supplies to overseas recipients, acting as ambassadors of goodwill and expanding aid as Europe rebuilt.
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Europe
CARE
Oakland Tribune
M'Arthur Tribute Rebukes Petty Politics
Washington reaction to General Douglas MacArthur as he ends 52 years of service. The speech is praised as a statesmanlike voyage through Asia and world peace hopes, warning that once war starts there is no retreat. Critics call the relief of command a petty political move, while supporters hail leadership and victory as the nation grapples with the end of an era.
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Washington
Congress of the United States
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
America
Yesteryears
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House
Democrats
Asia
Tie
Philippines
Far East
MacArthur
Pacific
Japan
Formosa
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Congress
Speech Ranks General With Masters
The Global surge of opinion on General MacArthur's Congress address highlights the emotional power of oratory. Critics note tears and audible emotion from listeners both in person and on radio, while supporters compare his style to Churchill and Bryan.
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MacArthur
Houses of Congress
Britain
Winston Churchill
William Jennings Bryan
Hitler
House of Commons
Churchill
Emotional appeals in leadership and public life
The piece discusses the role of emotion in governance, citing Churchill and MacArthur. It argues that while logic matters, emotional appeal can mobilize nations and inspire action in defense of country, urging balance between head and heart in leadership.
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House of Commons
Jone Wolf
Church
MacArthur
Congress
Far East
No Time For Others In A Busy Day
A poem by E. A. Guest contrasts a man who loves to chat with friends at noon with his refusal to spare time for a greater cause. His insistence on not wasting time leads to missing an opportunity to help, illustrating that personal busy-ness can overshadow urgent needs.
Long Beach Breakwater Extension Construction to Start
Ten years ago Long Beach prepared for a 13,350 foot outer harbor breakwater extension with a May 23 start date announced by the contracting firm reps. The report ties in with long stated harbor improvements and city engineering plans.
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Outer Harbor
Long Beach
Subscriptions and Delivery Terms in 1848 Newspaper Notice
A historic notice outlines delivery options and subscription rates including Sunday only service. It mentions prices in cents and references the Postal Office and Associated Press style details for subscription rights and terms.
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Cnita
Pom
Senue
Public Forum Letters on Elections and World Peace
A Press Telegram section prints readers letters on school board elections and charter reform economics, reforming divorce laws, and calls for a U S foreign policy showdown. Letters urge consolidation of City and School elections, praise unity and atomic-age progress, critique graft and waste, and advocate Dean Acheson’s replacement by Gen Douglas MacArthur. additional MacArthur discussion noted on Page A-13.
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Combined Elections Editor
Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Associated Property Owners
Paul B. Wilcox
Truman
U. S
Gen. MacArthur
If You Are Good and Thoughtful to the World
A devotional verse urges kindness and faith, saying God dwells in heart and mind when one serves the town and follows His way. It promises reward for the faithful, sincere, and fair, and counsels living by His word without regret or fear of fate.
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