Revolution Has Begun in the Soviet Union Says Khokhlov
Former Russian intelligence officer Nikolai E. Khokhlov argues in U S News and World Report that the Kremlin faces a mounting internal revolt. He cites widespread resistance, economic woes, and a growth of quiet dissent signaling possible collapse of Communist rule.
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David Lawrence
Eisenhower
U. S
Nikolai E. Khokhlov
Khokhlov
News Magaine
U. S. News and World Report
Kremlin
My. Khokhlov
Communist Party
Central Committee
Stalin
Mr. Khokhlov
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Voter Registration Clash in California Courts Feared
Congressional candidate Raymond C. Simpson challenges the 53 day voter registration moratorium in California. He argues registration books should stay open for future elections and deputy registrars remain active. Registrar Ben Hite cites administrative discretion and law. A court ruling or legal clarification may follow amid political rhetoric.
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Raymond C. Simpson
California
Ben Hite
Simpson
Hite
Nia
Tom Crocker
Crocker
Hitchas
Eisenhower speech hints at Soviet revolution
President Eisenhower, speaking to the American Society of Newspaper Editors, suggests revolution in Soviet Russia may be inevitable and urges enlightened self governance as the path to peace. He warns rulers beyond popular control risk war, and notes the spread of freedom as vital for durable peace.
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Washington
Eisenhower
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Soviet Russia
Associated Press
Tiflis
Georgia
S=sia
Lawrence
Jengtly
United States
Free World
Justice Hermes
Russia
Hisenhower
American Society of
Soviet
America
Japan
China
Public Forum Letter Policy and Editing Note
Public letters to the forum must include genuine signatures and addresses and are limited to 250 words. They may be edited for taste or to gain space, ensuring civic reader value while preserving the author and address details as provided.
Calls Freeways Major Menace
In this Letter to the Editor from readers Charles Cordray Toro and John F. Schibor, concerns are raised about freeway plans in Southern California. The writer blasts road lobby influence and says new routes threaten business districts, property values, and farm markets amid national political discourse on agricultural policy and the soil bank proposal.
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California
Long Beach
Farm Bill Veto Sparks Farmer Welfare Debate
President Eisenhower’s veto is challenged as harming farmers while Republicans argue farm states will vote GOP. The piece critiques policy as creating farm income decline while industry profits rise, likening it to 1920s trends, and accuses leaders of shifting wealth from farms to bolster industry amid surpluses and high wage burdens.
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Eisenhower
Repblican Board of Strategy
Ske
Labbor
Ike
Indiana Iowa and Colorado Democrats eye farm revolt for Senate
Hoosier Democrats seek advantage as farmers face hard times with prominent ag officials like Wickard in the campaign to unseat incumbents. Iowa and Colorado follow similar paths with Evans and Brannan discussed as potential nominees against Bourke Hickenlooper and Eugene Milikin, who plans to run again despite illness.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Senate
Iowa
Colorado
Quanne Ez
Wickard
Roosevelt
Truman Rural Electrification
April Duties of a Housewife Poem by E. A. Guest
A verse praising April as a housekeeping month that clears frost and prepares for May. It presents April as a diligent housewife who brushes away snow, softens soil, and cleans rooms to let blossoms and growth follow. The poem stresses preparation and steady progress as prerequisites for May's bloom.
Long Beach Harbor to be used to fullest extent by heavy ships
A historical Long Beach note recalls ADM Frederick C. Sherman announcing full use of Long Beach Harbor by heavy ships. The Chamber of Commerce pressed the City Council to study a civic center plan between Pacific and Cedar Aves and Third to Sixth Sts. Earlier, bids were ordered for rebuilding Alamites Branch Library after the 1933 earthquake, with several branch libraries included in county work. George W. Isaacs, longtime Long Beach resident, was named custodian of the Federal Building in Los Angeles.
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Frederick .C. Sherman
Fifth Fleet
Long Beach Harbor
Pacific
Cedar Aves
Sixth Sts
Chamber of Commercce
Alamites
George W. Isaacs
Long Beach
Federal Building
Los Angeles
Beardsley notes college pay growth concern
Ruml warns college teaching may stagnate unless salaries rise from 15000 to 30000 a year. Some well known locals fall into this bracket. An esthetic expert links worry and tension to aging, saying Americans have the world's ugliest faces.
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Beardsley Ruml
Portraits bye ETC ALFE- A pursuit of wiser judgments
The text reflects on human fallibility in daily negotiations and sentiment. It notes that even with effort to be consistently correct, people err and repeat mistakes. It argues for guarding against carelessness to improve the chances of a higher score or wiser outcomes.
Press Telegram Advertising and Publisher Notices List
The document lists staff roles and office addresses for The Press Telegram and affiliates. It notes publishers, general managers, and advertising representatives with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles and San Francisco, plus current file location and Metropolitan Group contact.
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National Advertising
Ridders Johnay Ince
New York
E. Bath St
Chicago
Wrigley Bro
Detroit
Penobscot
Minneapolis
Foshay Tower
St. Paul
East 4Th St
Los Angeles
Wilshire
San Francisco
Sutter St
Press-Telegram
Theaw
Metropolitan Group, Inc
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R. M
Spike) Evans
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Federal Reserve System
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Johnson
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Secretary of Agriculture
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Congress
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Denver
Truman
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E. A. Guest
Bill Vaughan
Sen Spaper
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Ferold M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
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