Editorial Reason for Soviet Return to U.N. Is Enigma
The piece weighs possible motives for the Soviet Union ending its U.N. boycott. It surveys five theories from legal challenges to Korea, new approaches for China, propaganda use of the U.N., potential moves in the Balkans or Formosa, to ending the Korean stalemate. It concludes Russia remains a riddle, likely acting with an unseen design.
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Russia
U. N
United States
United Nations
Balkans
Formosa
Korea
U. S
U.N
Churchill
Festival of Arts in Laguna Beach Inspires Local Pride
The Laguna Festival of Arts features the Pageant of the Masters with human models recreating famous paintings and sculptures. Laguna Beach residents engage year round, designing each year’s show with notable enthusiasm, enriching Southern California culture.
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Laguna Beach
Charpentier
Dimitriadis
Diaens
da Vinci
Southern
California
Blood bank nights invite donors for war effort
The American Red Cross has expanded its blood program to prepare for war casualties. Blood donations are welcomed every Tuesday from 4:30 to 8 p.m at 323 W. Broadway with no appointment needed. Donations are simple and painless to build a plasma stockpile for emergencies and medical needs.
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American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
W. Broadway
Speculation on Stalin U N Shift Sparks Global Guesses
The column weighs why Stalin may return to the United Nations after a prolonged boycott. It surveys motives from challenging Korea intervention, seating China Reds, to broader expansion, while stressing Moscow’s move does not imply a change in the long term aim of world revolution and that Stalin adapts tactics to circumstances.
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Russia
United Nations
Marshal Stalin
Lake Success
U. N
Korea
U. M
Kremlin
Stalin
Moscow
Generalissime
Fieg
Communs
Thoughts on Fate and Cold War Powers
A reflective piece contrasts spiritual struggle with historical analysis of Stalin, nonaggression pacts, and the Soviet drive to expand Bolshevik power. It notes Moscow's postwar gains in Eastern Europe and China, the Western response with arm sanctions against Korea, and questions the fuller truth awaiting revelation.
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Russia
Stalin
Moscow
Hitler
Europe
China
Fry
United Nations
Do Soviets Know How to Make A Bomb
Washington observers debate Soviet capability to build atomic weapons amid the Korean conflict. The piece argues U S defense spending deterred large-scale war, notes strategic risks in Pacific policy, and suggests Washington may pivot to psychological measures while mobilizing. It discusses U S and U N resolve in Europe and Asia and Russia’s limited appetite for a full-scale war.
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Washington
Remlin
America
Navy
Pentagon
United States
Pacific
Kremlin
South Korea
U. N
Europe
Asia
Pusan Loss Would Form Grave Problem
The Kum River breakthrough shows the South Korean army cannot hold without strong American ground support. MacArthur faces only three divisions and a limited front, making a held Pusan bridgehead uncertain. A defensive phase and delayed counter offensive loom, with Russian influence likely to hinder diplomatic resolution and extend preparations in Korea.
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Kum River
Pusan
MacArthur
Korea
Japan
Far East
United States
Long Beach Snippets Mix Wits and Small News
A humor piece by E A Guest recalls Mr Bigg unable to start a stalled car while a dungaree youth comes to the rescue. The column also notes a Gary Indiana patient with five bedsprings found by X ray, plus a Ten Years Ago item on Daugherty Field leases. Twenty and Thirty Years Ago items cover water taxis, road paving, and Long Beach assessments.
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Spring St
Daugherty Field
J. W. Charleville
H. D. Lewin
City Council Aviation Committee
Ed Nofziger
Ogden Nash
Thomas H. Selvage
Los Angeles
Wardrow Rd
American Ave
Cherry Ave
Linden Ave
Seventh St
Seaside Blvd
Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
Rates listed for weekly monthly and yearly subscriptions with carrier delivery options and single copy price. Notes mention mall order and Sunday edition with various charges and references to news agency credits and reproduction rights.
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Mall
Ee Ag
Dally
Long Beech
Peociated
Readers Opinions on Forum Current Affairs
Letters to the Press Telegram protest against anti-Communist crackdowns while praising FEPC and civil rights aims as compatible with democracy. R G York argues for fair scrutiny of groups, while Mrs E D Rose condemns military family neglect in Korea. Other readers critique Point Four and defense policies.
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Press-Telegram
America
Communist Party of America
FEPC
Democratic Party
Federal Bureau of Investigation
R. G. York
Press Telegram
Johnson
Pearl Harbor
M. M. Cone
Doing Good and the Call to Help Your Community
A reflective verse extols doing good for country kin and neighbors, stressing that acts of kindness relieve life’s burdens. It links service across distance, unity, and shared faith under one community and divine guidance at the end.
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Brotherhood and Sisterhood
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By Walter Lipppaann
38Th Parallel
E. A. Guest
Long Beach
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