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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1950

Page

9

Editor's Notebook on Korea War Strategy and Propaganda

The column reviews North Korean advances and South Korean weaknesses, criticizing U S and allied policies, leadership, and propaganda. It argues that Soviet influence, weak democracy efforts, and inconsistent foreign policy undermine efforts in Asia while noting Gen MacArthur's warnings and congressional spending gaps. The piece cites Syngman Rhee, Owen Lattimore, and Sen. Benton, framing the conflict as a test of American democracy and messaging.

Korea South Korea U. S Asia North Korea Syngman Rhee Holmes Alexander North Dr. Rhee Gen MacArthur Formosa Japan-Okinawa Philippines Washington Truman-Acheson State Department Joint Chiefs of Staff Congress Foster

A Letter Stalin Should Read From Blind Amputee Veterans

A Boston VA staff letter portrays disabled veterans willing to serve if needed in Korea, while preferring peace and fearing war, highlighting shared duty and grit among veterans. It argues Americans back their promises with force if necessary, and suggests Stalin could learn democracy’s resolve. The Lustron housing experiment is urged as a test of American ingenuity.

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Aunt Het T's Quiet Power Sparks Papa Debate

Aunt Het T asserts she keeps the peace by letting Pa argue, saying he dislikes getting his own way too easily. The remark hints at family dynamics and pride in standing firm.

Answers to common questions of interest from readers

Snakes shed causing temporary blurred sight during dog days. Roosevelt made a Malta flight, not a transatlantic voyage. Avenida Julio de 1816 name marks Argentina’s independence. Chips the dog won then lost the Distinguished Service Cross. seeing-eye dogs offer 8 to 10 years of service. Great Lakes roughness varies. wind similar on all five. A light car can tow a heavy trailer but heavier cars improve stability on long trips. Boll weevil entered the U.S. from Mexico via Texas about 50 years ago.

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Dating Advice And Criminology Opinions In One Page

A column blends marital companionship questions with sociological findings on crime. It notes what men seek in marriage, cites Schuessler and Cressey on personality and crime, and gives dating tips for teenage girls. An advertisement solicits self addressed stamped envelopes for an etiquette booklet.

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Rich Uncle Dan Marries Much Younger Bride

A readable note reports that wealthy Uncle Dan has married a woman age 50, sparking questions about values and why he wed someone distant from his large income.

Dan

What Others Are Saying War and Peace in the Cold War Era

A collage of quotes warns of imminent danger to the United States from foreign sources. Prominent figures including Harald Stassen, Gen. George C. Marshall, Winston Churchill, and Dr. Tingju FP Tsang express fears about war, unity among democracies, and the risks of admitting Chinese Communists to the United Nations.

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