Warren Park Head Press Telegram Endorsements
The Press Telegram urges California Republicans to back Gov. Earl Warren’s delegation for the Presidential nomination. It endorses Sen. Knowland for United States Senate and supports the 18th Congressional District Republicans, including Grant or Hosmer, with no endorsement in the 18th between two Republicans. It backs incumbents Klockstein and Darby, endorses two Superior Court judges Burke and Ashburn, and Judge Roberta Butzbach for Los Cerritos Municipal Court. It favors all measures on Tuesday, especially Proposition K for Los Alamitos Park, funded by tidelands oil, urging a Yes vote to prevent loss of park land.
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Werdel
Gov
Warren
Gen. Eisenhower
Sen. Taft
California
United States
W. F. Knowland
Sen. Knowland
Senate
Long Beach
Lakewood
Congress
William S. Grant
Craig Hosmer
Press-Telegram
Superior Court
Louis H. Burke
Ailen W. Ashburn
The
Bar Association
Los Angeles
Roberta Butzbach
Los Cerritos
Bellflower
Los Alamitos Park
San Gabriel River
Communists Waning in France Amid Quiet Government Drive
The piece notes a diminishing Communist strength in France due to government eliminations, improved economic conditions, and a lack of public noise about suppressive measures. It explains how many militants remain in nominal roles while hard-core numbers are limited, with awareness of Soviet links and lingering anti-American sentiment shaping public views.
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Paris
France
Ately
Thun
How Presidential Preference Works in California
Confusion over procedures marks the campaign period as California voters prepare for Tuesday's primary in Long Beach. The piece explains the state system, where voters pick a party ticket headed by a named “head” to send delegates to the national convention. It notes that only Warren and Kefauver are nationally known candidates on ballots, while write-ins for presidential preference are not counted.
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Long Beach
California
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Edmund G. Brown
Earl Warren
Thomas Werdel
Brown
Werdel
Eisenhower
Taft
Russell
Harriman
Stevenson
Warren
Kefauver
Thoughtful biblical quotes on judgment and charity
A compact reflection contrasts Habakkuk and Mason on judgment and sincerity. It frames self critique as path to charitable judgment of others, urging humility and fair standard in discernment.
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Mason
Truman Uses Taft Hartley in Nine Labor Disputes
A historical review notes President Truman invoked the Taft Hartley Act nine times since August 1947, appointing inquiry boards during 0 day cooling off periods and sometimes securing injunctions. It details cases in Oak Ridge plant, packinghouse workers, coal miners, telephone workers, and longshore seamen across multiple industries, with settlements often on terms differing from employers’ initial offers. The piece also highlights one invocation during the Korean War era in nonferrous metals, marking the law’s limited use thereafter.
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Washington
Truman
White House
National Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Labor
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Council of Atomic Energy Commission
Union Carbide and Chemical Co
NLRB
AFL
CIO Packinghouse
Armour
Swift and Cudahy
Wilson
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Presidential Board
Board of
Lewis
Hut
Taft-Hartley Board
CIO
AFL 2Nd Cio
Germany’s fate tied to nationalism and partition
Walter Lippmann argues Germany’s future hinges on nationalism and the Berlin frontier. He warns that Western Europe’s provisional ties depend on elections in 1953 and the shifting balance between Adenauer, Schuman, and De Gasperi. Soviet aims focus on defeating the Bonn coalition and keeping Berlin partitioned.
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Germany
Dr. Adenauer
Bonn
Europe
Adenauer
Adenauer- Schuman-De Gasperi
Bonn Republic
Berlin
West
East
West Berlin
Just Folks By E A Guest Good Bother
A poem reflecting on parental worry and enduring love for children from infancy to adulthood. It contrasts constant care and maternal fret with the deep joy and meaning brought by parenting. The piece emphasizes that doubts fade alongside growth, yet every day brings new concerns interwoven with affection and home life.
Long Beach projects and past Olympic recollections
Long Beach marks ten years since plans for a 250000 flood control and industrial defense program northwest of the city began within 30 days. Flood Control Engineer M E Salsbury notes. Twenty years ago Charles Paddock spoke at a Chamber breakfast about historic incidents in the Tenth Olympiad. Thirty years ago Cherry Hill No 1 oil well boosted city revenue to about 2000 barrels daily for Shell. Shillelaghs from Japan appear in Boston market ahead of a Nipponese bat.
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Long Beach
M. E. Salsbury
Charles Paddock
Chamber of Commerce
Cherry Hill No. 1
Shell Company
Japan
Boston
Louisville
We Met at Church in Sunshine and Snow
A brief verse describes two people meeting at church and praying together for love. They recognize each other in prayer and feel their bond deepen, grateful for finding love in a sacred moment as they go forth together.
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Editorial
Herbert R. Klockstein
Willis W. Bradley
Navy
el Dean Wilson
Grant
76Th
Raymond V. Darby
Ernest Roll
William E. Simpson
David Lawrence
Ridgway
Russia
Soviet Union
Hitler
Stockholm
Communist Party
Eense
Ike
Malcolm Epley
Peter Edson
Epson
Walter Lippmann
Potsdamerplatz
E. A. Guest
George Clark
Sete Bae Yeee
Jon
Metcalfe
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