Wallace Invites Communist Support in Ohio Rally
Column argues Wallace welcomes American Communist backing by saying they do not advocate violent overthrow while urging pledges against groups that threaten civil liberties. It warns Communists oppose civil liberty and recalls Marx and Lenin proving their revolutionary aims.
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Ohio
Henry A. Wallace
United States
Wallace
Marx
Lenin
Stalin
Thamsalvas
Friedrich Jéngela
Mr. Wallace
Democratic Party
Congress
White House
Truman
Senate Blocks Civil Aviation Board Military Chairman
Senate armed forces committee rejects legislation to let Maj. Gen. Laurence Rutter chair the Civil Aeronautics Board while keeping an Air Force rank and pay. The move cites civil military conflicts and pay disparity, noting three vacancies on the five member board and White House inaction. Evidence of prehistoric meat-eating whales found in Egypt by UC expedition.
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Truman
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Laurence 8. Rutter
Civil Aeronautics Board
Kuter
Fiveeman
White House
Egypt
University of Californian
Agreement With Russia Rests on Balance of Power
Churchill argues for dealing with the Soviet Union through formal diplomacy to avoid war. The speaker emphasizes preparing the Western coalition, setting the stage for a great showdown and settlement if matters are pushed to a head.
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Russia
Europe
Churchill
Mediterranean
Red Army
Asia
Elbe
Western Europe
United States
Elby River
Germany
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Balkan
Soviet Union
Unan
Truman Chiefs Fail to Candor on Marshall Plan Funds
Washington editorial argues the White House and Congress must cooperate on foreign policy. It accuses President Truman of candor gaps over the 6.8 billion Marshall Plan request and questions the handling of a 2.3 billion carryover for 1950 amid broader European recovery and postwar power realignment.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Truman
Capitol Hil
Just Folks by E A Guest Our Capable Daughters
The piece notes daughters imitating mothers in cooking and housekeeping and finding pride in orderly habits. A Texas father boasts his three month old son learning to skate, humorously hinting the father’s own skill.
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Texas
Ten Years Ago in Long Beach City News Summary
Ten years ago shipments of 15000 tons of scrap left Berths 49 and 50 to feed an Oriental war drive. Long Beach served as the emergency bad weather terminus for transcontinental air lines with a New York sleeper landing at Municipal Airport. Property owners on Long Beach Boulevard below Compton discussed lighting standards for the boulevard. A baby line includes Raymond Vin Dorn and Carl Arthur Piles born in local homes. Agricultural prospects were described as bright in Southern California after a Paso Robles trip by city schools official Rd Acres.
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Transcontinental Air Lines
New York
Long Bench Boulevard
Compton
California
Raymond Vin Dorn
C. Ven Dorn
Brand Mary
Carl Arthur Piles
Tey A. Price
Motlno Ave
Rd & Acres
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Paso Robies Rule and Nut Company
Aunt Het TI Belove Raisin' Youngens Trainin' Soldiers
The fragment describes a rural speaker urging strict discipline and obedience while raising children, likening training the young to soldiers and stressing that all else is easy when they comply.
Poor DA Daisy Finds Relief After Ill-Fated Marriage
Daisy, distressed by a wealthy but ailing husband, remains hopeful as she endures hardship. The stroke did not end his ability to sign checks, and she endures with quiet resolve amid changing fortunes.
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Daisy
Nehru vows peace despite India turmoil and threats
Prime Minister Nehru pledges peace as core government policy in postcolonial India, vowing to ban violence preaching groups and private communal armies. He faces entrenched interests resisting peace while United Nations and global chaos loom. The article notes socialism in Nehru and warns that communism can thrive amid upheaval.
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Neeru
Vindus Do
Minion
India
Gandhi
Nehru
Kil Nehru
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Home Ministry
New Delhi
Russia
Onk
Ground Hog Day Prognostications Crack Up
The piece jokes that Ground Hog Day is altered by modern politics and wartime weather chatter. It notes election year distractions and calls for focusing on Europe rather than predicting an early spring.
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Kone
United States
Europe
Chana Onlitvea Corp
The problems of a weary world vanish with care
A reflective verse urges kindness toward neighbors and collective strength. It argues that avoiding despair and serving others daily can heal global troubles and improve every person’s life.
Readers' Opinions on Forum Current Affairs
Five months after World War II a peace table opened in London with delegates from 51 nations. The letter writers urge prayers at peace talks, condemn Communist aims, and urge Christian guidance to avoid a new global holocaust. Berniard Cannard and H Johnson endorse yes on amendments while opposing certain foreign policy moves.
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Press-Telegram
London
Sachsonia
Thuringen
Dd. Hoodsevelt
Intla
United Nations
Near East
Berniard Cannard
Ward PoliticS and the Complaint Against Ward Ballots
A Long Beach reader protests amendment No 9 on the February 24 ballot proposing district nominating electing and recalling councilmen. The letter argues ward politicians and undisclosed backers threaten honest city government with new district control of funds.
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Tayorr
U. S
Long Beach
Wwe
Kansan Speaks on Prohibition and Dry Cities
Charles U, Speaker of Downey, recounts views from Kansas on alcohol and Prohibition. He notes anecdotes of drinkers in Kansas versus California, claims about Wichita Wellington and other towns, criticizes open saloons, and advocates a return to the 18th Amendment.
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Hunsaker
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Downey
Wage Adjuster Called To Review City Gas Department Pay
Barney Ganest of 2680 Gale Ave urges the city’s wage adjuster to investigate pay disparities. He notes the gas department produced two million dollars last year and asks why gas officials earn far less than harbor and water department leaders, despite similar duties and greater output. He implies the new wage adjuster should examine the issue.
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Barney Ganest
Gale Ave
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