Will the Senate Censure Senator McCarthy
Editorial by David Lawrence questions if the Senate will censure Senator McCarthy amid rival claims and past offenses seen in other lawmakers. It notes political risk for Democrats and Senate norms on uniform conduct, suggesting the move may fail but a public verdict will come. The piece frames the issue as a test of Senate independence and public opinion.
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David Lawrence
Sen. McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin
Sen
Wayne Morse
Sen. Morse
McCarthy
U. S. Senate
Stay-at-Home Vacationing Gains in Long Beach Area
The Long Beach region sees rising stay-at-home vacations as residents relish local beaches parks golf courses and mountain areas. Economic factors favor spending locally while supporting travel to other regions remains valued.
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Long Beach
California
Senator McCarthy Ethics Probe Prompts Rule Clash
The Senate votes to create a six member committee to examine charges against Senator McCarthy, challenging whether the body can discipline conduct not yet defined as a rule. Debate cites standards, outside income, book fees, and Roosevelt-era transcripts as examples of unclear ethics in Congress.
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Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin
General Marshall
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate Committee
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Fulbright
Thnowland
Franklin
Roosevelt
White House
America
Questions Answers Murders Declined in 1953
The text reports a 1953 crime trend: murders decreased by 1.2 percent while overall major crimes rose 6 percent from 1952. It also includes unrelated Q and A items about art, government price supports, forests, and Constantine’s cross.
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BE. H. A
German Giant Reasserts Power Amid West East Rivalry
Bonn reports show West Germany rapidly rebuilding industrial might under American aid and rearmament plans. Critics like Bruning and Conant question independence as Morgenthau remnants fade, while Dirksen's bill urges returning assets to German owners tied to German cartels.
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Soviet Union
United States
Heinrich Bruning
Adenauer
America
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Everett Dirksen
Ilinois
Congress
Dirksen
Hitler
Thoughts on tears and work from historic quotes
A collection of brief quotations on emotion and labor. Luke and Walter Scott reflect on tears and heavenly seeds while Psalms and Carlyle praise finding and doing one's work. The anthology blends religious, literary, and philosophical lines.
What Others Are Saying and Thrift in Early Industry
The excerpt contrasts Henry Ford and James Cash Penney on security and thrift. Ford warns against fetishizing safety in private and national life, while Penney laments privileged wealth and credits himself with hard work, thrift, and saving for hard times.
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James Cash Penney
Just Folks by E A Guest A Boy Learns Simple Joys
A nostalgic verse recalls a bamboo pole worm can straw hat and blue jeans the carefree days of youth. A boy with a grinning face and grass stains cherishes fishing perch and a sense of simple freedom that cannot return.
Long Beach Jubilee at Shipyard Draws Crowd
Ten years ago a large crowd attended a California Shipbuilding Corp picnic at its yard in Long Beach. Assemblyman Middough left for Sacramento for a committee meeting on development.
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California Shipbuilding Corp
Lorne D. Middough
Sacramento
Public Forum Letters Urge Clear Stand Against Communism
Readers critique U S policy and Senator Knowland amid Cold War fears. Letters by Robert R Morris of 4427 Benner Dr and Eunice Tilston of 1827 E Ocean Blvd argue for strong anti communism, warning that peace through appeasement risks Red slavery and urging decisive leadership.
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Press-Telegram
Senator Knowland
Knowland
Adolph Hite
Jree
East
Korea
Indochina
America
Eunice Tilston
Ovean
There's Another Alternative President Rhee Opposes Policy
The speaker critiques Syngman Rhee of South Korea for opposing the current foreign policy. He warns that in the atomic age fighting and perishing may be the same and argues for a third option beyond military alliances and world government.
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Syngman Rhee
South Korea
United States
Russia
China
Ridder Press Staff and Advertising Representatives Listed
The text lists key editorial and management figures at the Ridder press operation including Publisher Harold M Hines General Manager H Fr Burmester and Editor Malcolm Epley. It also notes Washington Bureau presence and advertising representatives at Ridder John s offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis and other cities with current files kept at those offices.
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Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel
Cameron
H. Fr. Burmester
Malcolm Epley
Washington News Bureau
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National Advertising Representativ
Foshay Tower
Aintmmnann
Voters urged to fear dictatorship and seek nonpartisan reform
An American citizen from California warns that current campaigns and political machines threaten independence. He calls for voters to form a nonpartisan league to elect qualified men and women to state and federal offices and prevent a looming dictatorship.
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Anaihey
California
Congress
United States
A. W. Robinette
4Th St
Noted Political Warning Against Fascism
A reader email cites Hazel L. Lewis agreeing that fascism is as deadly as communism. The letter claims fascist agents operate covertly and warns American politicians and citizens risk losing freedom without vigilance. Barbara Young from 1645 Locust Ave signs the note.
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Hazel L. Lewis
Heroe
Barbara Young
Locust Ave
Portraits By Metcalfe Poem About Love Oath
A poetic fragment by Metcalfe extols intimate devotion and the bond of love. The lines evoke vows and affection conveyed through whispers gestures and closeness as a declaration of lifelong commitment. The speaker asserts no public oath is needed to seal loving promises.
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