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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1949
Page
10
Dorothea Brande argues in Wise Eating that excuses and constant busyness trap people in futile activity. She urges facing self knowledge and exerting effort to unlock potential, blaming circumstances less and embracing inner drive to live fully.
Sen Francis J Myers urged expanding the federal shipbuilding and repair program to protect skilled workers from moving to other fields. He noted naval vessels in mothball status could be renovated to boost the standby fleet, but funding remains a hurdle, with critics calling for defense spending reform.
The Atlantic Pact gains support as the Senate approves a treaty ratification 82 to 13, aligning the United States with Western Europe against potential attacks. Critics note UN failures but urge Congressional action on foreign military aid to empower the pact and sustain the peace effort.
America’s ratification of the North Atlantic Treaty is urged as a crucial step for global peace. The piece argues the pact binds nations to mutual defense, preserves freedom from totalitarianism, and avoids the vast costs and devastation of another war, noting President Truman’s pledged support and the cost comparison of billions for peace versus war.
A coal man notes research on giving coal scents such as violets and tuba rose but hopes odorization avoids unpleasant smells. He suggests wood smoke like hickory could be a preferable aroma and recalls chimneys emitting gray wisps that do not pollute air.
Local clipping provides fragmentary phrases about a louder person or claim to status. No clear names dates places or actions are readable to confirm a coherent news item.
Washington reports two core issues in secret talks on atomic relations with Britain and Canada. policy hinges on sharing data and equipment for A bombs. law hinges on whether the Atomic Energy Commission and Congress can authorize such exchanges. jurídica-leaning debates center on Sections 5 D2 10 A and 10 B1 2 and on the authority of the President versus Congress.
A 1950 political showdown looms as conservatives seek to regain Congress and set up a pivotal 1952 victory. Ohio becomes the focus with Sen. Robert A. Taft facing a strong organized labor bid to unseat him, backed by Murray Lincoln and Democratic Action allies. Lincoln weighs a run as a cooperative farm leader rises as a unifying candidate.
A Chicago Daily News observation notes clashes between authors and critics across Europe. Tom Antony faces a reader lawsuit in Italy over a novel. Arnold Schoenberg threatens Thomas Mann over Dr Faustus depictions in Germany. Curzio Malaparte performs in Paris while dueling a drama critic.
A recruiting sergeant extols a three year enlistment in Alaska while a skeptic asks about six month days and nights. The sergeant replies in jest that the recruit would endure three days and three nights, illustrating the humor of drill and deployment.
The piece speaks of a narrator shifting from fatherly referee to grandpa role. He notes changes in patience and method when conflicts rise among children. He details stepping back with a hat and coat, leaving parents to settle disputes.
Ten years ago today Mayor Francis H. Gentry mailed notices to 11 candidates for city manager. They will receive half hour interviews by the City Council on August 2 starting at 10 a.m. The note reflects ongoing municipal personnel actions in the city.
Readers submit opinions on the Congress coalition of Southern Democrats and Republicans, centralized government versus individual liberty, and support for rent control in Long Beach. Letters defend federal controls, criticize decontrol plans, and argue for protections for renters and housing stability amid wartime conditions.
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