Californians face record tax burden amid growth
Editorial notes Americans paid a record 7.78 billion in local, state, and federal taxes for 1933-54 as California governments spend over 3 billion yearly. Education dominates outlays, followed by charities and protection. highway costs rise. Population and services have grown, making tax reduction unlikely without cutting essentials.
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California Taxpayers Association
The
Association
California
Two party system supported as balance for nation
A letter advocates preserving a strong two party system amid calls for rigid liberal conservative divisions. The Des Moines Register and Tribune argue that strict factionalism could splinter parties, reduce compromise, and hurt national unity, noting current cross party agreement on major questions.
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Trere
WEO
Samuel Stevens
Grinnell
Des Moines
Reesister
Tribune
Systen
Happy Safari to Long Beach for Navy Dependents
Virginia Kelly reports a large party of Navy dependents sailing to Long Beach and Sun SieKo. Full fares have been accepted to guarantee the trip with a probable departure from Norvin skate on a specified December date. The article notes a substantial number of half fares and related arrangements for the group.
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Long Beach
Navy
Sun SieKo
Danuaty
Norvinsk
Navy moves family service train across country amid welcome hopes
A National Navy relief effort sends a medical officer, two nurses, and three Wave corpsmen aboard a covered wagon train to support service families. The journey runs to Los Angeles with stops at St Louis and Kansas City, as CBS and Life magazine eye coverage. The aim is generous provisions, affordable meals, and broad entertainment while public support forms around the mass movement.
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Faye
Navy Dbeparvioent
Tlain
Norfalls
Cinmali
St Lewis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Navy
California
Life Magazine
CBS
Press Telegrams and Editorial Masthead Details
The station lists executive roles and offices for The Press Telegram with names such as General Manager H. F. Burmese and Editor Malculo Enleys. It notes Washington News Bureau location, advertising offices in New York, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Saint Paul, plus current files of The Press Telegram maintained at these offices.
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H. F
Malculo Enleys
Washington News Bureau
Albee
National Advertising Representatives
Ridder-Jolay, Inc
New York
Wrigley Bidg
Detfost Sn
Penobscot Bidg
Minneapolis
Foshay Tower
St Paul
BS East Ath
Los Angeles
Wilshire
San Francisco Smn
Suttar St
Press-Telegrary
Gumic Advertising Representatives
Metropolitan Group, Inc
Portraits
A poetic piece expresses deep need and dependency on a loved one. It compares emotional need to crops, wind, and a baby’s breath, asserting that love requires sacrifice, encouragement, and fidelity to sustain life and growth.
High tariff advocates push plan on aid for dislocated industries
A proposed government aid program for American workers and industries harmed by tariff policy gains traction in Washington. The American Tariff League and allies push the concept as a cushion against foreign competition while some high tariff groups resist direct subsidies, aiming to shape policy as Congress debates protectionist moves and the reciprocal trade agreements.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Democratc
Congress
Eisenkhower
Yaay
Committee For
Charles Patt
Ohio
Grow
Clarence B. Randall
and Steel
David J. McDonald
CIO Steemworkers’ Union
Harrison A. Williams
Randall
Chicago University
Allan Sproul
Mey Yor Federal Reserve Bank
Struve Hensel
Wberal Business Readers’ Committee For Economic Development
American Tariff League
Tariff League
Urgent Schoolroom Shortage Faces U S by 1965
Bruce Biossat highlights a looming classroom shortage in the United States with 370000 needed now and 12 million more children by 1965. Estimates require 950000 new classrooms in a decade, costing up to 32 billion dollars, with annual outlays rising by about 9 to 10 billion. President Eisenhower backs a wide, funded program guided by state and local conferences ahead of a White House policy set for November 28.
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United States
IL Bilan
America
Con- Berga Vitualion
National Citizens Commission For the Public Schools
Funiov
Fen
Suhy
Eisenhower
White House
Neil McElroy
Procter and Gamble Company
Just Folks by E A Guest on the value of perseverance
The poem argues that reaching a goal hinges on repeated effort after failure. It reflects on how fear of mistakes stops progress, but persistence breeds eventual triumph, noting many failures precede notable successes through time.
Local War Bond Rally Attracts Pat O'Brien And Cagney
Ten years ago Long Beach featured a war bond rally with Pat O'Brien and James Cagney aiding the effort. The city considered approving a fiber optic organ for Municipal Auditorium. Twenty years prior a charity walkathon occurred at 20th Street and American Avenue. The California Open Golftournament was set to begin at Lakewood. Thirty years ago the Christmas Cheer Fund totaled 85,817. Fire marshal Stevens praised the local fire department.
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Pat O'Brien
James Cagney
Canie
Municipal Auditorium
20Th St
American Ave
Lakewood
Fress‘telegram
Cay
Wy Stevens
Reds Will Ask High Price for 11 Airmen
Washington reports say Peiping may demand a high price for the 11 American airmen held as spies by China. Dag Hammarskjold faces his toughest UN test as Moscow and the Soviet Union appear ready to link any release to broader concessions. The Tuapse case and Polish vessel seizures are cited as context, with US opposition to shipping interference and potential broader escalation shaping Washington's approach.
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Washington
Peiping
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
United States
China
Russia
Gypbants
Philippines
Formosa
Rowyay Ta
Formosan
Shab Hex
Selused
Shernghat
Kere
Moscow
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Nhat
United Stes
Praca
Merbert Peownell
Lee~ Yelsry
Merbert Hosvor
Asiyum
Senate
William Krowland
Omadaland
Ixpowland
Srt
Eisenhower
Af Te Dulles
Moserw
Ameritas U. N
America
Che Jtritis
House of Commons
Weather questions and historical trivia from era notes
A collage of fragmented Q and A items covers weather forecasting lawsuits, flood warnings on the Mississippi River, historical fund payouts for uranium finds, and antiquated references to Prohibition era methods, with stray names and figures. The src text blends weather, legal risk, and curiosity facts in a scattered, archival style.
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Ape Penis
St. Louis
Ietruany
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