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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1955

Page

8

Editorial Traffic Planning Headway Tr Is Gratifying

City Traffic Engineer Robert Dier notes a thorough study of extending one way streets in the central business district with a dedicated engineer at work and potential installation before Christmas. The plan requires bus reroutings and approvals from the public utilities commission, along with channelizing, signal studies, and comprehensive traffic counts to ensure safe operation and minimal errors.

Robert Dier Dier Alamitos Ave Broadway Bridge Belmont Shore Long Beach

Government Officials Do Have Hearts

Government officials in Washington, led by Congressman Craig Hosmer, moved fast to stop the deportation of German-born Mrs Wayne Nesbitt, wife of American veteran Wayne Nesbitt, reuniting them in the United States ahead of a Monday deadline. Visa chief Roland Welch, Allan Devaney, Calvin B. Spencer, and Hosmer aide Mrs Case coordinated with Canadian officials to secure entry, aided by journalist Virginia Kelly, delivering a humanitarian success and commendable public service.

Washington Long Beach Canada Germany Craig Hosmer Hosmer Roland Welch Visa U. S. State Department Allan Devaney Immigration Calvin B. Spencer U. S Wayne Nesbitt

Russians Run Country by Eleven Men at Geneva

Peter Edson reports American experts in Moscow believe the new Soviet system is run by many leaders rather than a single dictator. They note power has shifted from ideology to decision making, with unclear authority among Bulganin Khrushchev Molotov Zhukov and others. Predictions for Geneva remain uncertain.

Washington Nea Geneva Russia United States China ENSON India U.S Stalinay Neece Moscow Stalin Commmunist Party

Varduath by METCALFE True Companionship

Poem reflects on true companionship beyond neighborly friendliness. It emphasizes love, sympathy, sacrifice, and understanding that binds mind and heart, enduring through hardship and weather, shaping the human condition. The speaker notes sincere effort and shared life as a measure of success.

Eisenhower backs Red China ban from UN Security Council

President Eisenhower explained that Red China's admission to the United Nations is incompatible while its troops remain in Korea. He cited ongoing aggression, UN branding, and the need for North Korea unification under UN auspices, warning admission would threaten U.S. and Allied positions and foreign aid.

Washington China North Korea United Nations Peiping U. M Security Council Fresi- Gent Eis See Hower Lawrence Korea Red China Pasenhower United States Soviet Union U.N Geneva Cho En-Lai DLN Krishna Menon India Eisenhower United Nations Commission America Ternal Germany Formosa U. N U. S Europe

Moonlight Made Real in New Mexico Test Tubes

A whimsical note envisions scientists in New Mexico crafting moonlight from sodium in a rocket. The piece jokes that moonlight will be sun reflected on ionospheric particles, with playful references to romance and science, imagining PG&E Moon Company distributing moonlight through pipes.

New Mexico Xanadu Pacific Gas, Electric and Moon Company

Just Folks by E A Guest

A reflective poem of isolation as a person remains at home while family is away. The speaker laments lack of appetite and neglects chores, recalling childhood treats like cold salmon. The poem captures summertime solitude and a lingering hesitance to resume daily duties.

Long Beach sports and maritime notes from the past

A Long Beach timeline recalls the fiftieth anniversary Southern California PGA event at Recreation Park with thirty pros, a Nippon Yusen Kaisha liner docking at Terminal Island carrying 400 Orient-bound passengers, and a whaling firm at San Clemente Island. Fire losses tally 1836 dollars and a protest opposes a bathing beauty parade as indecent. An ironic note asks if rolled-up windows hinder a motorist’s right to dangle an arm.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Terminal Island Orient Whaling Flrst Mexico Long Beach First Presbyterian Church

Soaper Comments on Davy Crockett Frontier Myth

Senator Soaper reflects on childhood legends of frontier heroes as Time moves forward. He jokes about the small scope of Crockett’s era and hints that modern youths face a wider expanse of interplanetary ideas beyond the old frontier myth.

Davy Crockett

Public Forum on Design, Faith, and Politics Letters

A reader recounts a Griffith Observatory discussion contrasting belief in a designer with atheistic views. The piece links astronomy, planetarium spectacle, and the Psalmist assertion of God’s glory to a debate about creation and chance. A second letter questions Democratic press portrayal and peacemaker Ike. MERVIN D. RANAGAN, 543 W. Broadway.

Ress-Telegram Griffith Observatory Hollywood Jupiter Callagtlan el Jardin

Eisenhower a Reluctant Peacemaker

The excerpt notes praise for Dwight Eisenhower while suggesting he was pressured into accepting the role that brought him vast publicity. It references Walter George and others who allegedly influenced his position and public profile.

Eisenhower Ike Walter George

Press Telegram Publisher and Staff Directory Update

Current files of The Press Telegram are maintained at multiple offices including Harold M Hines assistant to publisher Samuel and H F Burmester general manager with editor Malcolm and Washington News Bureau. Advertising representatives Ridder Johns Inc cover New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and comic advertising from Metropolitan Group Inc.

Harold M. Hines Samuel , Cameron H. F. Burmester Malcolm Eplocive National Advertising Ridder-Johns, Inc New York Ee Wrigley Detroit Minneapolis Foshay St Paul Eaut 4Th St Menses S Los Angeles Wilshire Blvd San Francisco Sutter St Press-Telegram Comic Advertising Metropolitan Group, Inc

Answers Powdered Coal Pipeline and Other Queries

Readers submit questions to the Long Beach Preset Telegram Information Bureau seeking facts on powdered coal transport by water mix, plastic artificial eyes, Naturel Bridge Virginia dimensions, West Point Class of 1915 generals, world chess champion, Canberra population, and shrews poison. Answers note coal slurry, plastic eye development, bridge details, Eisenhower et al, Botvinnik, Canberra population about 30,000, and shrew venom rarity with one fatal species.

Long Beach Burea Eye St N. W Washington D. G Virginia RLA New York Broadway Trinity Church

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Editorial Peter Edson Lenin Malenkov Khrushchev Varduath Metcalfe You David Lawrence Sacramento Ice E. A. Guest Recreation Park Sen. Soaper Bill Vaughn Congress Mervin D. Ranagan W. Broadway Peess Washington News Bureau Albee Building West Point Dwight D. Eisenhower Omar N. Bradley James A. van Fleet Henry B. Sayler Mikhail Botyinnik Botyinnock Australia Canberra T.M. A District of Columbia George Clark
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