Editorial Equalization Board Leaves Snd Legacy in Liquor Control
The Probe of liquor license irregularities in Southern California continues as the State Board of Equalization ends its liquor enforcement role. Col. Kenneth H. Leitch will direct the new Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control and vows fair, thorough license reviews and clear accountability to the governor.
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Long Beach Youth Band Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
The Long Beach Youth Band marks its fifth anniversary this month, born in 1949 under Gordon Carmen with no sponsorship. Members supplied their own uniforms and transport for competitions, and the group has won over 400 awards while being city partly sponsor. Members serve without pay. their reward is public appreciation.
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Public protest over Rainbow Pier contract and city spending
A public forum criticizes a 10 million Rainbow Pier and Auditorium contract, warning of future subsidence costs and a looming financial catastrophe from a tidal revenue gamble. The letter cites a 1.56 million budget rise and oppose Miss Univers's New Year float funding, urging tax relief and accountable city leadership. E Curtis Clark, 617 Walnut Ave, adds a note about manuscript editors and signatures.
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Debunking Can Be the Bunk Editorial Nod
A reader compliments an editorial titled Debunking Can Be the Bunk and ponders why people react emotionally. The letter cites laughter and tears, questions subconscious motives, and humorously laments being hysterical at weddings.
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Rose by Any Name as Union Power
Harry C. Bosley argues that groups titled societies or associations, including SAE AMA ADA and NAM, are unions in practice and wield immense power. He urges Sam Morris and Mr Smith to consider these organizations as potent labor blocs shaping industry and policy.
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Smith Benefits From Union Letter to the Press Telegram
R. J. Smith defends unions in a letter to the Press Telegram declaring unions raise living standards. He notes union contracts set minimum wages, not maximum, and argues membership affects benefits. Neighboring correspondent R. L. Mitchell from 1534 Bennett Ave. adds his remark.
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U N UNESCO Pyramid of Humanism Riles Local Writer
Dave MacPherson of 2312 Troquois Ave denounces UNESCO and the United Nations as promoting a 20th century tower of Babel that elevates man over God. He warns that atheistic humanism in academia and the U N framework weakens Christian witness and foresees a one world government before Christ's millennium.
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Soaper Says Critics Rank Eisenhower Differently
Senator Soaper remarks on President Eisenhower’s performance under the current Democratic national chairman versus the previous. A rescue parachutist survives a 20,000 foot fall with a defective chute, while Tilly suspects someone used a standing offer to delay debate for a replacement if it fails.
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Tornado facts and War Bonds questions from the era
Readers learn how many tornadoes struck the United States last year and whether predictions exist. Data shows 530 in 1953, 475 by September 1954, with a method linked to atmospheric pressure waves. Government redeems war bonds by returning, auditing, filing, microfilming, and destroying records.
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Portraits METCALFE Shop Now for Christmas Gifts
Five days remain to complete Christmas shopping at METCALFE Portraits. The ad warns crowds will be large and shelves bare if shoppers delay, urging immediate list preparation and purchases to avoid regret and late gifts for loved ones.
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Just Folks Gift Request A Poem By E A Guest
The piece expresses a Christmas wish for an intangible gift, a hug and a kiss, rather than material presents. It contrasts gifts not found in stores with personal affection and warmth, emphasizing that true sentiment cannot be wrapped or priced. The poem presents love as the best present.
Long Beach Christmas News Briefs From Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago in Long Beach residents recalled a string of incidents at the Municipal Airport armory where teens allegedly stole 27 incendiary grenades from the 6th Ferrying Group. Santa visited Long Beach day nurseries as the Tuberculosis Association aimed to raise 87 000 in Christmas Seal sales. Automobile prowlers struck Jocks on Tour centers stealing articles. Bud West and Auggie Pedlar with Ears Daugherty starred in stunt flying for films. Congregational Church chorus rehearsed Christmas carols.
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Eisenhower’s strengthened grip after election surge within GOP
Walter Lippmann argues Eisenhower’s power rises as he moves beyond factional GOP leadership. He cites Senate chairmen’s resistance, McCarthy fallout, and the Army Indo China stance. With two thirds of the Senate backing him, the president stands above party factions and unites moderates nationwide.
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The Extremist Fringe in Eisenhower Era Politics
Marquis Childs surveys close associates of President Eisenhower who see the arc of McCarthyism as weakening his opponents while preserving the presidency. The piece notes party unity risks and cites dissenters like Tydings Benton and Flanters, plus a sensational list alleging 140 followers of Communist lines, including Warren and Dulles, highlighting the era’s flux and fear.
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Thoughtful fragment hints fame and fear in early text
The fragment cites Quintus C Rufus and a reflection on truth and fear. It hints at successors judged by days of those before, suggesting a meditation on legacy and perception without a clear narrative or dated event.
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