What Happens to Friendships After Cellar Stream Dwindles
Fortune maps U S global commitments in green and asks what happens to friendships bought with dollars when the spending stream declines. It weighs whether allies will stay loyal or turn away under Soviet propaganda if funding wanes and debates U S foreign obligations and economy.
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Fortune Magazine
United States
U. S
Canada
Mexico
South America
Australia
New Guinea
New Zealand
Japan
Philippines
Greenland
Iceland
Norway
Britain
France
Italy
Portugal
Turkey
Greece
Algeria
Germany
Formosa Straits
Mediterranean
Guam
Keyajaleit
Hawaii
Bermuda
Morocco
Okinawa
Korea
Panama
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Trinidad
Honolulu
Denmar's
Ecuador
Paraguay
Venezuela
Liberia
Iran
Thailand
Java
Russia
Kremlin
America
Long Beach Parking Dilemma Drives Amendment Delays
The Long Beach council reviews a 1947 proposal to require minimum off street parking for new buildings. Planners propose district based rules to ease growth while addressing congestion on older business and residential streets. Hearings on exceptions worry officials, but the goal remains a flexible solution with steady progress.
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Long Beach
California Democrats at risk as leftist elements loom
A wary picture emerges of California Democratic factions aligning to push a conservative slate for 1952. James Roosevelt and Glenn Anderson steer Delaware-like delegates while Washington blesses a moderating shift. Rep. Sheppard and McKinney press for a Truman representative slate amid conservative opposition and labor influence.
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California
Denny
Malcoe
Washington
Los Angeles’ County
James Roosevelt
Chirman
Glenn Anderson
Los Angeles
Richard Richards
Sheppard Cate
Iron Washigioh
Truman
Roosevelt
Anderson
Sheppard
Frank McKinney
Ers
Long Beach
Chanea
Troit
McKinney
Sen. Estes Kefouver
California Democrats Split Over Truman Kefauver Clash
The piece analyzes California Democratic factionalism between Truman supporters and Kefauver backers. It compares past splits among Republicans and Democrats, notes Musketeer-like figures and donors, and recalls 1950 election outcomes including Downey and Boddy. The piece argues the schism shapes primary and general election dynamics in the state.
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California
Kefauver
Truman
Mr. Truman
Sen
Kefauvver
Hiram Johnson
United States
Sheridan Downey
Helen Douglas
Manchester Boddy
Boddy
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Congress Tampering With Constitutional Principle On Radio Liquor Ads
David Lawrence argues Congress lacks constitutional power to ban radio or TV ads for intoxicating beverages. He warns against censorship via licensing and cites the 18th and 21st Amendments, First Amendment rights, and broad limits on federal regulation of lawful goods. He likens prohibition to bootlegging profits and stresses media equality in speech.
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Washington
Congress
David
Teevision
Supreme Court
Everybody Gets in Act in N. H. Primary
The New Hampshire presidential preferential primary on March 11 becomes a political clash as Truman stays in the race despite pressure. Kefauver will oppose him, while Aiken predicts a tough fight. The outcome could affect Truman's re election prospects and boost Eisenhower Taft and Stassen on the GOP side.
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New Hampshire
Sen
Kefauvel
Truman
Virginia Kelly
McKinney
Ror
Sen. Ketfauver
GOP
Gen
Eisenhower
Taft
Mr. Stassen
New Hampshire Primary Tests Taft Ike Rivalry
In New Hampshire the Taft campaign faces a tough fight as Gen Ike Eisenhower gains GOP support. Sen Styles Bridges remains neutral to keep party harmony, shaping a potential stalemate that could elevate Gov Warren of California if Taft falters.
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New Hampshire
Republican
Gen
Ike
Sen
Styles Bridges
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Senate
Bridges
Eisenhower
GOP
Tait
Gov
Warren
California
Reassurance By E. A. Guest About Spring Blooms
The speaker finds comfort in nature as spring catalogs reveal blossoms despite human gloom. The poem reflects hope that beauty persists across gardens, plum trees, tulips, and blossoms, offering solace as the world feels desolate. The return of spring is a quiet, hopeful force that endures for mortals to enjoy.
Long Beach oil revenue exceeds seven million dollars
Long Beach port district revenue tops seven million dollars, announced by the harbor department. A one story building at 222 Pacific Ave near City Hall has been leased as the Long Beach Defense Council headquarters. Judge Ben B Lindsey condemned film censorship as tyranny during a Long Beach Rotary Club address. Virginia Country Club began six lectures on contract bridge. Junipero pronunciation discussed at East Long Beach zoning hearing. City officials luncheon featured discussion of the automatic phone system.
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Port District
Harbor Department
Pacific Ave
City Hall
Long Beach Defense Council
Ben B. Lindsey
Long Beach Rotary Club
Virginia Country Club
Junipero
East Long Beach
Ong Beac Press Gelaram Editorial Page
Editorial page from the Ong BEAC press dated February 10 1952 presents commentary on regional affairs with a focus on governance, development, and social issues. The piece reflects mid-century press tone and emphasizes public policy perspectives.
Public Forum Letters Reflect World War II Politics
Readers discuss the Lincoln Day Dinner and party leaders. Warren S. Stains cites Coolidge Hoover and Roosevelt eras, criticizes Truman, and warns of Communist China and Korean talks. Alice Franklin Bryant argues Douglas offers sound policies amid Democratic critique.
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Press-Telegram
Wilson
Truman
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Gen. MacArthur
State Department
Warren S. Stains
Elm Avenue
China
Supreme Court
Williams O. Douglas
Alice Franklin Bryant
Seattle
Editor's warning on war risks in presidential choice
A reader recalls Manila destruction as a prisoner and links wartime ruin to the future president. He weighs Truman Eisenhower and Taft, arguing that policies could lead to total war, greater militarization and city devastation. He cites Korea and UN actions in evaluating leadership.
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Manila
Hiroshima
Hamburg
Berlin
Truman
Korea
State Department
Chiefs of Staff
Eisehower
Taft
United Nations Ap
European federation urged to curb communist threat
Bernhard Cannard argues in the Press Telegram for a 12 nation Atlantic peace pact fusion into a European federation. He envisions dissolving interstate barriers and creating an international army to rebuild war torn Europe, raise living standards, and free peoples behind the Iron Curtain.
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Europe
Wartorn
Euraean Federation
Bernhard Cannard
Pump Waste Oil For Shore Tank Use by Road Dept
Waste oil editor suggests pumping used oil into a shore tank for road work to save taxpayers money and supposedly improve coastal fishing, signed by L. Knox from 309 S Bedford St La Habra.
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Press-Telegram
L. Knox
S. Bedford St
la Habre
Faith in Prayer and Upholding Faith in God
Poem urging unwavering trust in God to receive help and achieve goals. Calls for honest self reflection, devout trust, and constant faith in every prayer to calm storms and move difficulties. Emphasizes giving faith to God with mind heart and soul.
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