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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1955

Page

10

Congressman Hosmer Praised for Aggressive Water Defense

Long Beach congressman Craig Hosmer receives Colorado River water policy praise from Attorney General Edmund G. Brown for his vigorous opposition to federal plans. Brown lauds Hosmer’s alert stance and public service defending California’s water supply amid a heated congressional battle.

Long Beach Craig Hosmer Congress Colorado River Water Board Edmund G. Brown Hosmer California Brown Colorado River Association 18Th Congressional Colorado River

Velvet Weather Velvet Summer Comfort In July Tone

An editorial muses on avoiding weather bragging as the nation endures heat while Long Beach enjoys cool sea breezes and a mild July. The piece notes September’s heat but praises the present days as velvet and comfortable, reflecting on seasonal contrasts.

Long Beach

Red Sweetness and Light Is Great Puzzle

Washington notes puzzle in Geneva as President Lisenkowar faces Russian diplomacy. The piece questions Kremlin motives and hints at internal troubles, citing Dulles remarks on a collapsing economy and a congressional record amid Cold War tensions.

Washington Kremlin Lisenkowar Geneva Feorench Russia Proble Eisenhower Congressional Committee Dulles White House Congress

Press-Telegram Advertising Network Offices Listed

The text lists the Washington News Bureau and Advertising Representatives Ridder-Jonns Inc with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis San Francisco and San Francisco Currant tiles of The Press Telegram are maintained at these offices plus Comic Advertising Representatives Metropolitan Group Inc.

National Advertising Representatives Ridder-Jonns, Inc New York 50Th St Chicago Wrigley Detroit Penobscot Inneapolis Foshay Tower St. Saul Manes Bo East Wilshire Blvd San Francisco Sutter St Press-Telegram Comic Advertising Metropolitan Group, Inc

Senator Soaper Posters and Pop Culture Snippets

Bill Vaughan lampoons political and social trivialities from graft and greed to baldness and car salesmanship. He riffs on AFL-CIO merger talk, a potential earplug boom, Churchill statues, and an ornithologist praising starlings while noting wartime enemies and uranium misreads in a brisk, topical column style.

Creeping Inflation Threatens Steady Decline of Dollar

An analysis argues inflation will erode the dollar’s value over two decades, driven by union wage increases and corporate price fixing. It warns of a fiat system loss, calls for antitrust action, and notes government hesitation amid union and corporate power. The piece links wage hikes to broader economic instability and warns of breadline implications.

Washington America CIO Steelworkers’ Union

Shakespeare Teapot of Theories Sparks Fresh Debate

The controversy over who wrote Shakespeare’s works intensifies as Calvin Hoffman presses the Marlowe claim in England seeking tomb evidence. The Bacon Society demands screen credit for Sir Francis Bacon in Shakespearean films while other candidates surface and Leslie Hotson proposes Shakespeare authored his own plays. James Barrie’s quip is cited as a nod to the unresolved mystery.

Calvin Hoffman Christopher Marlowe Shakespeare Hoffman England Walsingham Bacon Society Sir Francis Bacon Bacon Bohemia Julius Caesar John Edward de Vere Earl of Oxford Earl of Derby Earl of Rutland Leslie Hotson Elizabeth I Sir James Barrie

Spendthrift Grandpa Chooses Ice Cream Over Saving

A humorous verse by E. A. Guest portrays a grandfather who, despite valuing thrift, yields to grandchildren at a candy shop. He believes four quarters today build a dollar later, yet admits pleasures like ice cream tempt him more than strict saving. The poem ends noting grandpas often pick treats over restraint.

Grunion lore and old Long Beach highway plans

Ten years ago grunion hunters crowded the Long Beach strand while estimates favored more hunters than fish. Twenty years back the Chamber sought a transcontinental highway link. A British cruiser Danae headed to Canara. Thirty years ago county relief rolls dropped by 2,591. J R Ramsey resigned as local ticket agent for Denver Rio Grande Western to work in Los Angeles. Municipal Auditorium was reserved for a La Follette memorial by Horace Math.

Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Danae Canara J. R. Ramsey Denver & Rio Grande Western Los Angeles Horace Math

Flood losses in the United States rise past one hundred ten million

A survey shows flood losses in the United States average more than 110 million dollars annually in recent years. The Catholic College of Cardinals is to comprise 70 members. Scots may not know the bones of St Andrew lie in Amalfi's cathedral on the Sorrenge peninsula, Italy.

United States Catholic College of Cardinals St. Andrew Cathedral of Amalfi Italy Sorrenge Peninsula

Public Forum Letter Demands Bona Fide Signatures

A public forum notice requires letters to include genuine signatures and full addresses. Editors may trim for taste or space, but signatures and addresses must remain authentic.

Bond issues urged to speed Long Beach projects

Long Beach residents push for a 20 million dollar bond to finish the Ninth Street Bridge, Ocean Avenue Bridge, and the southern freeway end. If Broadway Bridge must be removed, west side traffic will worsen. oil money or taxes could fund the bond, says E M Becker, councilman Kealer notes the city’s near debt-free status and good revenue while urging immediate bond planning. Denise Tasch adds commentary on press fairness and anti-sabotage vigilance.

Ppors LeGham Long Beach Ninth St Ocean Ave Broadway Kealer Me. Dier E. M. Becker E. Roosevelt Rd

The Lattimore Case in Cold War Echoes

In a long reminiscence the author recalls the Lattimore affair, a figure branded as a spy, the press defense of his integrity, and the harsh scrutiny by U S committees. The piece contrasts totalitarian punishment with a government inquiry that eventually dropped the case, noting the irony and danger of Cold War paranoia.

Poly High Asia Press-Telegram Communist Party Politburo Far East Owen Lattimore United States

Phantom Friend Inspires Courage After Silent Encounters

A mysterious figure who spoke one night leaves a lasting impact on a listener. Though the voice remains nameless and the phone number forgotten, the encounter nudges action, resilience, and resolve. The phantom companion offers quiet support and encouragement to persevere.

Letter to the Editor Defends Salk Vaccine Work

Alex Simpson defends Jonas Salk vaccine against critics in Idaho polio outbreak debate. He says critics fail to offer alternatives and warns against politicizing a medical breakthrough.

Ashcraft Idaho Jonas Salk Alex Simpson

Questions and Answers Ike's Farm and Camp Facts

Readers submit questions to Lone Beach Press Telegram Information Berea asking for facts. Ike's farm near Gettysburg spans 189 acres on Seminary Ridge, tied to Civil War history. The earliest U.S. summer camp record dates to 1861 in Connecticut, with private camps later in New Hampshire. today over four million children attend camps nationally. An electronic device named Audrey, an automatic digit recognizer, responds to ten sounds and could enable dialless telephone operation.

Eisenhower Geburg Battlefist Mc. A Seminary Ridge Gettysburg Pickett United States Frederick W. Gunn Gunnery School For Boys Washington New England New York Pennsylvania Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Far West Audrey

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