Editorial Endorsement Urges Yes on Prop B for Bathhouses
The Press Telegram backs Prop B in the January 21 special election, urging approval of up to 1.6 million dollars from the Tidelands Fund for bathhouse development. Consultants support flexible spending, with no fixed number of structures until their report, and city officials will consult before proceeding. The editorial notes this aligns with park and recreation plans and would not preclude other study phases.
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Bradley Bradley named to State Fair Board amid long Beach service
Capt Willis Bradley, famed for public service in Long Beach, is appointed to the State Fair Board by Gov Knight. A Naval Academy graduate and former congressman and assemblyman, he brings extensive state affairs knowledge and vigorous, intelligent commitment to the role following Fred Bixby’s long service.
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Debate on extending voting age to 18
A columnist argues the 18 year voting proposal raises questions about eligibility for girls and women, military service, and the basis for voting age. The piece cites Truman and questions whether 18 is appropriate or if ages like 24 should be considered given political engagement by younger voters.
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Voting Rates Among Eligible Citizens Reflect Lower Participation
An analysis notes that only about half of those over 21 eligible to vote cast ballots in presidential elections, with even lower turnout in congressional and local elections. Reasons include gender gaps and apathetic or disengaged voters, while increasing teen eligibility could reduce percentages further despite potential gains in total electorate wisdom.
Stewart Alsop on Dulles McCarthy Showdown Looms
Washington reports a brewing clash between the Eisenhower administration and Senator Joseph McCarthy. The anticipated maneuver centers on foreign policy and a possible rider to the Foreign Aid bill targeting China trade. Dulles is expected to resist to preserve the Western Alliance, while McCarthy seeks a statesmanlike stance and gains leverage from anti Communist rhetoric.
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Eisenhower proposes Taft-Hartley changes to Congress
President Eisenhower today presented a moderate plan to amend Taft Hartley, aiming to please business leaders and labor, while acknowledging the risk of angering both sides. He warned Congress may not act before summer, and history shows administrations rarely force repeal or major shifts.
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Just Folks by E. A. Guest
The poem describes a tired traveler advised to rest on sandy shores among palm trees but finding the promised calm replaced by constant social demands. The narrator arrives exhausted after party schedules, finding relief elusive and fatigue deepening despite plans for leisure.
Long Beach nostalgia notes and local anecdotes
Ten years ago ten thousand retail workers backed the Fourth War Lean drive amid frayed wartime nerves blamed on window vandalism. Twenty years ago the city council followed city manager advice to issue warrants on a registered basis. Fifteen students graduated as regular nursing students at Seaside Hospital Nursing School. Thirty years ago John Philip Sousa's band drew crowds at the Municipal Auditorium with Yes We Have No Bananas. Colleen Moore and Milton Sils acted in Flaming Youth at the Liberty. Communists dismiss Western atrocity stories as a cheap trick while they hired fiction writers to push germ warfare charges.
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Press-Telegram masthead and ad reps note
The text lists staff positions and advertising representatives for a newspaper, including publishers editors and executive editors, with office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles and San Francisco and references to Metropolitan Group and Ridder-John e Inc.
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Public Forum Letters for Community Notes
Public forum notices invite letters not exceeding 50 words each, with bona fide signatures and addresses. Letters may be edited to improve clarity or save space.
Editorial questions Prop B bathhouse funds on tidelands
A reader criticizes Prop B to release 1.6 million dollars from Tide land Oil Fund for bathhouses on beaches and tidelands. Urges waiting for consultants’ full report before voter approval, warning rushed funding undermines trust and could lead to defeat. Signatures: Thurlnyne Waitz and Vinton A Holbrook.
Christian Nation Courage in Face of Red Threats
PRESS TELEGRAM argues for bold Christian unity against Soviet aggression, accusing Stalin and Malenkov of cruelty and warning that appeasement harms Korea and Asia. It contends Christianity embodies courage, power, and a clear conscience against fear.
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Portraits by Metcalfe My List of Friends
Poem notes a writer’s ever expanding guest list of acquaintances saved in a file. Friends remain as long as remembered while some names must be discarded when a real wind blows away memories. The piece reflects on memory, connection, and loss with a reflective tone.
Complaints On Municipal Bus Service And Fares
Resident E Lunsford from 1784 Molina Ave protests proposed bus fare increases citing inefficient service. He asserts transfers are denied forcing elderly riders to walk three blocks and questions why planning for a municipal system has not begun.
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Questions and Answers From the U N Bureau Log Beach
A reader’s Q and A column covers expulsions from the United Nations by General Assembly vote on Security Council recommendation. Emma Lazarus poem at American Jewish Historical Society archives. baby ear correction with tape and snug cap. TV color line counts 525 in US 405 in Britain 625 in Europe. cordon bleu relation to elite female cooks linked to Louis XV and royal knighthood.
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