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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1954

Page

10

Editorial About the Slow Driver on California Highways

The California Highway Patrol chief urges action against slow drivers who impede fast traffic. The piece notes the difficulty in penalizing cautious drivers, warns of hazards on freeways and two lane roads, and cites a Van Nuys court ruling banning a slow driver from freeways for two years. It advises using the extreme right lane and staying off fast roads if unable to match prevailing speeds.

California California Highway Patrol Caldwell van Nuys State Department MctCarthy Martin Sen Guy Gillette MacCarthy Massachusetts Kentucky John Sherman Cooper Clifford Case New Jersey

Smog Study Expands With Large LA Basin Survey

A new Aerometric Survey of the Los Angeles Basin launches under the Southern California Air Pollution Foundation. Sponsored with the Los Angeles Air Pollution Control District, the project plans 550 to 700 daily measurements for 120 days across multiple stations. It aims to guide effective reduction of smog in Southern California.

Southern California Stanford Research Institute Los Angeles Basin Southern California Air Pollution Foundation Los Angeles Air California

Loss of Citizenship Debate Moves Through Congress

Washington report on President Eisenhower urging a law to strip citizenship from those convicted of advocating the seizure of government by force. Describes existing offenses for loss of citizenship, implications for native-born and naturalized Americans, and how treason and anti-government actions could lead to status changes, including voting and travel restrictions.

Washington Fisenhoweec State of the Union Congress Wilesenhower Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Ian United States Justice Department Communist Party

Portraits by Metcalfe Bouquet of Love

A nostalgic poem describes shared moments as a growing bouquet of love. Each whispered word and memory becomes a rose or tulip, with lilacs from the honeymoon and asters of September forming a fragrant garden. The poem frames memories as a lasting picture.

Thoughts on oaths and commandment in religious counsel

A devotional excerpt contrasts oath with sacred law, arguing an oath is the inner law of a person and the seal of faith. It reflects Puritan diction on conscience, divine command, and the binding nature of oath keeping.

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McCarthy Won’t Be Major Issue in Fall Campaign

Senate races won’t feature McCarthyism as a deciding factor. Candidates across parties evade the topic, asserting indifference or refusal to enter the McCarthy debate, while insiders note a shift of anti McCarthy sentiment among core voters.

Sen. M'Carthy Washington Joseph FR MrCarthy McCarthy George Bender Ohio Senate Bender Patrice McNamara Michigan McNamara Sen Paul Douglas Illinois Douglas Polonius Laertes Joseph Meek Sen. Douglas Meek Eisenhower Iowa Thomas Marin

Public Forum Letters Set for Signature Proof

Public forum notices invite letters not exceeding 250 words and requiring bona fide signatures and addresses. Edits may be made for taste or space efficiency. readers should provide verifiable signatures with full addresses to ensure publication eligibility.

School Bond Issue Justified by Local Voter Letter

Donald M. Comfort of Long Beach urges support for the Long Beach Unified School District bond issue. He argues facilities are needed now, that past bonds modernized schools, and that tax impact remains among the lowest in the county. He asserts the bonds would meet future demands and keep the district premier.

Long Beach Unified Board of Education U. S Long Beach Unified School Donald M. Comfort East 3Rd St

More Cash for President Guard Increases to 156

The Secret Service won about 250000 extra dollars to boost protection for President Eisenhower and family. The added funds raise guards at the White House to 156, spurred by fears after a House attack by Puerto Rican attackers on Truman and concerns about security on Ike golf trips.

Washington Nea Secret Service Congress Eisenhower White House A. E. Baughman Baughman House of Representatives Truman House Ike Burning Tree Ske Cret National Sves

Just Folks by E A Guest Absent Secretary

A poem titled Just Folks by E A Guest depicts a secretary's procrastination and fatigue. The speaker muses on delaying tasks such as paying bills and writing letters while lamenting growing gray hair and daily headaches due to overworking. The tone is observational and lightly humorous about modern domestic duties.

Long Beach notes from a distant past in brief items

A Long Beach soldier in the South Pacific faced a traffic ticket back home. A city tax form was shortened from 15 to 12 inches. Bids were invited for $880,000 in school bonds. Campaign ads were barred from public property. Realtors and wives enjoyed a picnic at Recreation Park. The Catalina Island Co issued a new illustrated folder.

Long Beach South Pacific Recreation Park The Catalina Island Co Catalina

Objections by two Congressmen block MacArthur resolution

PRESS-TELEGRAM reports two Congressmen Hherharter and Celler blocked House action on a resolution expressing Congress gratitude to General Douglas MacArthur. The measure, cleared by the Armed Services Committee, praised his lifetime service to nation freedom and humanity, while the critics argued about public reaction and congressional honor. Admiral Robert M. Carney urged greater pride in the military at a VFW convention in Philadelphia.

Hherharter D.-Pe Celler D.-N. YJ Robert M. Carney Naval Operations VFW Philadelphia M. L. Hasel Stunten

Rhee Met His Wife At Geneva Dinner, 1933

Question and answer column notes Syngman Rhee met his future wife Francesca Donner at a dinner at the Hotel de Russie in Geneva where he pleaded Korea’s cause before the League of Nations. Donner later joined him in New York, arriving Oct 4 1933 and they married four days later.

Syngman Rhee IFA Hotel de Russie Geneva Swizeland League of Nations Francesca Donner Delosgas Gan League Dr. Rhee United States New York Linte Montclair Eresn Enzlisly

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