Editorial Let Them Top This One
A political observer notes the only way for the Russians to top Eisenhower is to accept the blueprint plan to swap military data and allow aerial reconnaissance. The piece argues the president’s disarmament proposal is a serious, cautious step toward peace and stresses the need for mutual confidence and patient testing of formulas before any risky commitments.
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Eisenhower
Bulganin
Sen. George
United States
Kremlin
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Vincent Trotta discusses beauty standards with diagrams and objective methods. He notes whistles may reflect either admiration or merely venting, and that motives can be interwoven, making true intent speculative.
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Vincent Trotta
Commies Vetoing World Peace Highlighted by Geneva
Analysis argues Soviet dictatorship blocks peace while Geneva talks push for European security. Argentina's unrest under Peron is cited as lesson that free government under strong institutions is essential to peace. The piece stresses that only a freely elected parliament backing a constitution can sustain a lasting treaty and deter war.
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Soviet
Russia
Geneva
Moscow
Buenos Aires
Peron
Argentina
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Germany
Copsment
New York Herald ‘Tribune, Inc
Sooner Says: First IRS Commissioner Photographed with Perakeet
Sen Sooner remarks on historic admin achievements noting the first Commissioner of Internal Revenue photographed with a perakeet perched on his head. The anecdote highlights a quirky image tied to early tax administration.
Inspections First Step in U S Disarmament Plan
President Eisenhower addresses the Big Four urging a practical path to world disarmament through mutual inspection. He stresses that a sound agreement requires complete verification, with step by step testing and reciprocal access, to ease fears and secure peace. He urges immediate practical steps between the United States and Soviet Union.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Subcommittee On
Just Folks by E A Guest
Poem reflecting on aging and shifting ambitions as the speaker moves less furniture and accepts staying in place. The speaker contrasts past diligence with present reluctance to change rooms and climb ladders, leaving tasks to younger generations.
Long Beach recall highlights historic visits and entertainers
Ten years ago War Production Board adviser Harry H. Crites planned a Long Beach stop. Rupert Hughes was slated to address the Rotary on Whats the World Coming To. Ten and twenty years ago Marine and Fleet events are noted alongside ship movements and a Liberty Theater feature with Claire Windsor and Conway Tearle.
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Harry H. Crites
War Production Board
Long Beach
Rupert Hughes
John Grubb
Clara
The
Holy Land
Claire Windsor
Conway Tearle
the Liberty
Public Forum Letters on Cause of Good Taste or Space
A public forum item notes letters may be about the cause of good taste or to save space. It mentions signatures and addresses, and implies letters should be concise within a 256 word limit. The fragment suggests community input on standards for letters to the newspaper.
Diplomacy by Letters Urged
A PRESS-TELEGRAM opinion from Clara Leiser argues that letter writing between American youth and youths worldwide fosters world understanding beyond brief meetings. She advocates person-to-person exchange as a foundation for friendly relations, noting postal system globetrotting as the next best thing for most people who cannot travel.
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Sikce
Clara Leiser
Wake Up Rub Eyes Smith Told
GUY GUERIN of 2835 Vista St defends the American worker against antiunion views by R. J. Smith of Anaheim. He argues labor and capital both must negotiate to sustain purchasing power and national prosperity, warning that attacks on strikes weaken the economy and freedoms.
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Smith
Antiunion
R. J. Smith
Anaheim
Rip van Winkle
Mr. Smith
America
Guy Guerin
Vista St
Fragmentary Biblical Verse Fragments Mention Firebrands
A dated excerpt presents two short quotes urging caution and courage. The first advocates heedfulness and calm amid threats said to come from powerful foes, while the second declares that only fear itself is to be feared, conveyed in terse apocalyptic language.
Press-Celearam Herman HM Ridder Puptisner Harold M Hines
Assistant to Publisher Samuel G Carteron and General Manager H F Burmester are listed with Washington News Bureau. National Advertising Representatives Riddersoans Inc. operate from offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco with current Press Telegram files kept at these offices.
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Herman HM. Ridder Puptisner
Harold M. Hines
Samuel G. Carteron
National Advertisig Representatives
Riddersoans, Inc
New York
50Th St
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Penobscot
Minneapolis
Foshay Tower
St. Paul
4Th St
Los Angeles
Wilshire Blvd
San Francisco
Sutter St
Press- Telegram
Comig Advertising
Metropolitan Group, Inc
Napateria idea cited by Hal Boyle for weary downtown
A Napateria concept proposed by Hal Boyle is discussed as a potential enterprise to ease downtown fatigue. The note references reader reaction and considers practical steps to carry it forward, signaling interest in a novel urban amenity.
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Hal Boyle
Answers on Fur Popularity and Other Trivia in 1950s Columns
A Q and A feature from the Long Beach Press Telegram covers fur popularity with mink leading at 70 percent, notes a comeback for Persians and other furs, and answers questions about golf ball submersion effects, Olympic host cities, July 4 historic events, and changes in American women's height trends with about 8 percent taller women.
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United States
Ode of Gratitude to a Beloved Helper
A heartfelt poem to a guiding supporter expresses gratitude for faith, hope, and encouragement in dark hours. The speaker credits the helper with keeping them alive and inspiring resilience, hoping future good deeds will repay the debt of kindness.
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