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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1952
Page
2
Classified ad from Home through a Free-Telegram urges readers to use want ads to locate available rooms and employment. It mentions contacting by phone 6-9066 for more details.
Long Beach Community Players stage director Herbert Yenne announces tonight at 7:30 in the center stage theater 5022 E Anaheim auditions for The Taming of the Shrew. Twenty parts include Katherine Petruchio Bianca Lucentio and six servant boys. This marks the company first Shakespearean production in the new playhouse.
Two Portsmouth women, jailed after a domestic dispute, decide to attend church while awaiting further court action. Judge Kenneth Cranston will review the assault and battery convictions as they unfold in Aug. in Portmouth Ohio.
The piece outlines how 16 key states in the Midwest and East shape the 1952 race with Eisenhower and Stevenson. It notes planned candidate visits to California New York Pennsylvania and other regions plus Nixon Kefauver style campaigning and anticipated southern outreach and border state plays.
Sen. Richard Nixon blamed Truman for McCarthyism and urged a new administration to end the tactic. He said McCarthyism means smear and unfounded charges, and that he would back McCarthy if nominated but not necessarily share his views. He spoke amid GOP Democrat tensions over Sen. Joseph McCarthy’s tactics.
In Harlem on August 24 a stable fire released more than 30 horses. The loose nags roamed a few blocks, with two reaching Central Park area before police corralled them. No injuries reported and firefighters contained the blaze.
Adlai Stevenson backs Truman veto on tidelands transfer while seeking a middle ground. He endorses some equitable arrangement to protect federal and state interests, with support from running mate John Sparkman. Ike favors state control. Stevenson plans New York New Jersey trips and a Detroit Labor Day speech. He denies cabinet-promise rumors and holds to post-election discussions for appointments. Governor Shivers backs Truman but may align with Texas Democrats.
Margaret Culkin Banning argues sex after middle age is often misjudged. The September Reader’s Digest debunks fears about aging intimacy and shows how mature love can be wiser and more rewarding, urging couples to nurture emotional closeness.
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