Editorial on Suez War and British diplomatic nerves
The piece contrasts British Mr Eden’s firmness with American calls for restraint, noting past British critiques of U S actions in Asia. It argues Britain overreacts to the Suez seizure, cites Locarno era warnings, and suggests Americans would urge compromise, while Britain prepares an air-sea armada and insists on safeguards.
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Nasser
Egypt
Anthony Eden
Suez Canal
Nehru
Americans For Democratic Action
Eden
Southeast Asia
Rouyes
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Ching
U. S
Chiang
Asia
Pacific
Britain
Mr. Eden
Anthony
Comstock Lode to Resume Operations in Virginia City
The Comstock Lode in Virginia City Nevada, famed for Civil War funding and early fortunes of Flood Mackay Sutro Hearst, is slated for a comeback. Consolidated Virginia Mining Co chief Louis H. Seagrave says low grade ore will be processed with modern methods and a possible overlooked gold deposit may be developed, reviving mining after years of decline.
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Virginia City
Nevada
Louis H. Seagrave
Consolidated Virginia Mining Co
Comstock Lode
Comstock
Flood
Fair
Mackay
Sutro
Hearst
Comstock Wwlll
Dulles Denies Passports for Newsmen to China Policy Stand
Secretary Dulles defends United States refusal to grant passports to Americans visiting Red China, applying to newsmen and businessmen alike. He cites embargoes, missing jailed Americans, and wartime context, arguing opening doors would force equal access for all U.S. citizens and risk propaganda manipulation. The piece notes Red China’s refusals to release prisoners and limited access for neutral observers.
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Washington
Dulles
China
United States
Red China
Lawredoe Red China
United Nations
Sweden
Switzerland
Panmunjom
Red Ching
Red Cross
Faith and Courage Guide Ark Builder Farza Theron
A reflective Bible verse and Fenelon quotation consider faith in God guiding life. The excerpt urges trusting God entirely, following Him wherever He leads, to achieve spiritual perfection without strenuous mental effort.
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Fenelon
DORIS FLEESON South's Dilemma: No Practical Alternative to Stevenson's Candidacy
Democratic harmonizers shape the party platform as South faces a split over civil rights. Stevenson remains the practical choice to unite delegates and avoid a dark horse, with Harriman struggling to gain strength. Southern leaders seek unity while concerns grow about Stevenson's decisiveness and electability.
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South
Stevenson
Chicago
John W. McCormack
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Sterexgax
Welter Reuthey
Williams
Adler Stevenson
John S. Battle
Virginia
Mississippi
Samuel J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Allan Shivers
Robert F. Kennon
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower-tidelands
Supreme Court
Averell Harriman
Lost Colony Opened In North Carolina Play Still Active
Question and answer item notes the Lost Colony production at Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, first staged July 4, 1937, now in its 16th season. It overlooks Roanoke Sound, is outdoors, and has drawn over 750,000 attendees. mentions WWII blackout years.
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North Carolina
Ww. W
Faul Green
Roanoke Sound
Ft. Raleigh National Historic Site
Public Forum Letter Rules and Signatures
Readers are informed that letters to the forum must include bona fide signatures and addresses and should not exceed 250 characters in score. Editors may edit letters for taste or clarity to ensure proper enace.
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Enace
Family physician scarcity echoes in a modern world
A PRESS-TELEGRAM opinion piece laments the near extinction of the traditional family physician. It argues homes are visited for spiritual and physical care, yet families fear expressing needs and struggle with medical bills, while specialists hamper trust. A separate note by G A GIBLIN discusses unions and employer tactics, reflecting on labor history and solidarity.
Union's Only Real Power Is Strike
A press opinion argues that a union's real power lies in the right to strike and in collective bargaining strength. It warns that right to work laws divide workers and mislead about benefits, noting that a wage increase for thousands costs employers significantly and affects overall union influence.
Variiants by METCALFE NEW SCHEDULE
A compact verse urging organization and planning to prevent time slipping away. It emphasizes taking inventory, arranging tasks, and preparing a schedule to accomplish promised work without delay. The tone is instructional and motivational, aiming to boost proactive project handling.
Duty of Parents by Fy E A Guest
Poem urges stern parenting to guide children toward proper behavior. It contrasts giving in to pleas with delaying discipline, stressing love tempered by tears and thoughtful guidance for a child’s lifelong life.
Secret tunnels found under BIUEE Park delaying renovation
Long Beach authorities uncovered long hidden living quarters and ammunition dumps beneath BIUEE park after its return from Army custody, delaying the property's full renovation. The state saw unusually heavy vehicle sales with Long Beach receiving 38,106 as its second quarter license-fee share in 1936. The City Council canceled plans for a Straw vote on Sunday amusements at the request of the Long Beach Amusement League.
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Biuee Park
Long Beach
Long Beach Amusement League
God Bless Unions Teach Them Right PR Letter
R J Smith of 7051 Thornton Ave Anaheim argues workers should not be forced to join unions to keep jobs and criticizes compulsory membership and right-to-work debates. He urges unions to avoid using force for nonlegal demands and prays for divine guidance.
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R. J. Smith
Thornton Ave
Anaheim
Senator Leaper Comments on Townsend World Trip Plan
Sen Leaper praises Townsend who plans a round the world motorcar journey while urging unity among the armed services. He calls for adopting the Navy coffee formula as the standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiee Townsend
Navy
Washington News Bureau Executive Editor addresses and offices
Current files of The Press Telegram are maintained at offices in New York Chicago Detroit Penobscot Building Minneapolis Foshay Tower St Paul East 4th Street Los Angeles 638 Wilshire Building San Francisco 10 Sutter Street. Names listed include Tress Gelearam H F Burmester Malcolm Epiey Mites E sine Jahinstep 808 Albee Building and RidderJowns Inte with Metropolitan Group inc comic advertising representative.
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H. F. Burmester
Malcolm
Epiey
Mites E. Sine
Washington News Bureau
Jahinstep
Albee Building Aneenee Etitor
National Advertising
RidderJowns, Inte
New York
50Th St
Chicago
Wrigley Brag
Detroit
Penobscot
Minneapolis
Foshay
St Paul
Los Anne
Wilshire
San Francisco
Sutter St
Press-Telegram
Comic
Metropolitan Group, Inc
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