Editorial on Long Beach smog and neighborly duty
Los Angeles smog alert leads to debate over burning permits in Long Beach where officials resist a ban without city council policy. The piece urges shared air quality effort, noting Long Beach’s breeze carries pollution to LA and calls for neighborly restrictions to ease basin-wide smog. It also suggests inviting Angelenos to visit during bad air periods to remind them of regional responsibility.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles County
Frank Sandeman
Los Angeles
Beac
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Chamber of Commerce
Angelenes
Another Telephone Hogging Incident AT HAND
An old case reports a partyline chatter delaying an emergency call. A fire response was tardy, leaving nineteen people homeless. Laws in several states punish refusing to relinquish a line for emergencies, with New York’s statute up to 50 dollars or 20 days in jail.
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U. S
New York
Security drive frames Communist plots in United States
Eisenhower warns against underestimating Soviet influence and the need for a strong security system. The article defends aggressive investigations, supports congressional inquiries, and cites critics who downplay espionage while noting risks of blackmail and conspiracy within the armed forces and government.
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Eisenhower
United States
American Bar Association
Philadelphia
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Congressional
FBI
Woodrow Wilson
Executive Branch
America
Soviet Russia
Congress
Communist Party
McCarthy
Oil May Mark New Era for Italy in Modern Reform
Marquis Childs surveys Italy's fight against chronic unemployment and social ills. He notes American aid, tax discrepancies, and a shift in union power, with ENI's Mattei pushing oil and gas development. A U.S. study commission could unlock foreign collaboration, potentially funding broader reforms and royalty-driven growth.
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Italy
ENI
Mattei
Standard of New Jersey
United States
Po Valley
ENT
Call to the Vicious in the South Ku Klux Klan revival
Imperial Wizard M. L. Edwards plans a KKK revival in Horry County South Carolina arguing for a strong vicious group to fight perceived evils of the white man. The Southern Association of Attorney Generals condemns the move as lawlessness amid reaction to the school desegregation ruling.
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Horry County
South Carolina
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Southern Association of Attorney Generals
Klan
United States Supreme Court
Just Folks by E A Guest Little Legs
Poem notes that young children suffer scrapes and bruises as they learn to walk and play. It describes tender legs, scraped knees and shins, and the common pain of falls during ages four to seven, with bruises continuing until they grow older.
Ballet Theatre tops Long Beach stage with Fancy Tree
Ten years ago Ballet Theatre performed at Municipal Auditorium in Long Beach with Fancy Tree and other numbers. Dr E M Trejo of Guatemala spoke to Kiwanis on Latin American United States relations.
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Municipal Auditorium
E. M. Trejo
Guatemala
St. Mary's Hospital
Kiwanis Club
United States
Public Forum Letter Rules and Signatures
Public forum guidelines state letters must be bonafide signed with signatures and naitreases. Editors may edit letters for taste and space to fit. word limit is fifty six words.
U S Korean Foundation Head Praises P T Backing of Dr Lee
Maj. Gen. W. Christenberry praises public support for Dr Sammy Lee, praising his Korean ancestry and urging backing to help him acquire a home. He describes the American Korean Foundation's work with 4 H youth and Korea recovery efforts, asserting Eisenhower’s view of Korea as a defense anchor and urging continued aid.
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P-T
Lee
van Fleet
American-Korean Foundation
Republic of Korea
Sammy Lee
Korea
Amer
ican-Korean Foundation
Christ
Mas
Eisenhower
AEF
Sammy Lees
C W. Christenberry
USA
Reto
Korean Foundation
Edfith St
New York
Ice Cream Wagon Editorial Criticized
Walter C Scha ran protests an Ice Cream Wagon editorial in the PRESS TELEGRAM arguing that the piece misrepresented his complaint about street noise. He notes three wagons in his neighborhood, nap times from noon to 3 pm, and late night music, challenging the editorial’s fairness and citing personal disruption from the wagons and bakery trucks.
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Sen. McCarthy
Valencia
Walter C. Schafran
el Progesa St
The Richest Thing On Earth Is Time To Live
A short verse recalls that wealth cannot buy peace with God or happiness. Material riches like silver and gold fail to grant true joy, while the greatest asset is the time one has to live and choose. The speaker urges valuing time over possessions and generosity.
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Heaven
Trolley to the Stars and Mt. Lowe in the Southland
Fannie Prymex writes from 2929 Coolidge Street reminiscing about Mt. Lowe and its famed railways featured in a recent Sunday magazine issue. The reader recalls the Lowe resorts and a wonderful trip to the star rail journey.
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the Southland
Mt. Lowe
Lowe
Fannie Prymex
Coolidge St
Thought and homage to Jesus Christ in Hebews quotes
A compact quotation credits Hebrews and Herder, noting Jesus Christ as the realized ideal of humanity. The fragment reflects a religiously themed reflection on Christ’s supremacy and angelic worship. It blends scriptural reference with a spiritual appraisal.
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Jesus Christ
Herder
Press Telegram Publisher and staff credits list
The document lists Press Telegram staff including publisher Herman H Ridder assistant Harald Hines general manager Ho Fi BYP misteoem EDT tOP Malcolm Epley executive editor Washington News Bureau and advertising representatives Ridder Johns Metropolitan Group with offices at St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and 110 Sutter St indicating current file location at these offices.
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National Advertising
Ridder-Johns
St. Paul
Los Angel San Francisc
Sutter St
Press-Telegram
Comic
Matropolitan Group, Inc
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