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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1950

Page

10

Salute to Dairymen of Los Angeles County

Editorial honors Los Angeles County dairy farmers for a $30 million investment and a $75 million annual boost to the economy. It notes about 130,000 cows in ~1000 herds, high milk production per cow, year-round alfalfa supply, and the industry’s stability through the 1930s, praising dairymen for adaptation and hard work.

Los Angeles Ned M. Clinton Protected Milk Producers Association Los Angeles County United States California

Graduation Trends for Long Beach High School Seniors

More than two thousand seniors graduate this month in Long Beach. Most will pursue college, with 78 percent of graduates entering City College or other institutions. Competition for jobs is stiffer as veterans flood the labor market and college diplomas gain precedence over high school diplomas.

Long Beach Colege Long Beach High School City College Board of Education G. L Siven

MacArthur moves to curb Japanese Reds and ban Communist party

Gen Douglas MacArthur pushes swift trials and heavy penalties for youths involved in a Tokyo rally incident where Japanese Communist leader Sanzo Nosaka spoke. He advocates outlawing the Japanese Communist party and backing government action to suppress Soviet Cominform influence.

Communist ‘Party Japan Douglas MacArthur Tokyo Sanzo Nosaka Communist Party General MacArthur Kyuichi- Ta Kkuds Noseka United States MacArthur

Gallant War Mine Crew Recall in Montana Peaks

The piece recalls a wartime mine project in the Bear Tooth mountains of Montana begun in 1941. A small crew scaled 9000 feet to build roads and mills on three chrome ore peaks, racing against time to supply ore for the war effort. The narrative notes their daring journey from Columbus to the rugged peaks and their swift mobilization to meet deadlines.

Bear ‘Tooth Montana Columbus Mont Fred Hills America Bear Tooth Creek Rockies Europe Schenectady Chicago Washington

Thoughts on stopping wicked plots by secret plans dialogue

A fragmentary note discusses suppressing hidden schemes and quelling the fury of plots deemed wicked. It invokes restraint and firmness in confronting clandestine intent. The text presents a call to action against hidden agendas shaping events.

Nobody Explains U S Foreign Policy Says Acheson Critique

A columnist lambastes inconsistent U S statements on Cold War policy as Secretary Dean Acheson outlines a path to lasting agreement with the Soviet Union. The piece argues public spin hides intent, labeling negotiation as appeasement and urging clearer government explanation of aims amid tensions.

Washington United States Dean Acheson Acheson California Russia United Europe

Papa Knows Best Attitude By Marquis Childs

Marquis Childs criticizes government secrecy in the Truman era, noting a creeping fog of information control that limits public discussion. He and others warn that secrecy around hydrogen research obscures crucial choices, urging frank debate while the President advances commitments to hydrogen work.

Washington Truman Congress Ina House Papa Commission Hubert F. Bacher California Institute of Technology Bacher Hamlet

In memory flowers for all at Long Beach

A nostalgic column recalls a generous woman who gave flowers to many, noting her kindness from spring to fall and her unwed suitor jests. Reflections from ten to thirty years ago highlight aviation, municipal plans, and census ranks in Long Beach California.

Long Beach Catalina Taland Washington California

Eredite Poblisy Per Week Per Month Per Tear

Eredite poblisy fragment appears to reference periodic charges of 821.00 in a defective OCR snippet. The text lacks clear names, dates, or actions. No definitive event or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.

Readers' Opinions on Forum on Current Affairs

A collection of letters from readers urging parental involvement and school safety concerns in Beach Unified School District. Citizens cite crossing dangers and call for action, including meetings with officials and legal advice. The batch includes expressions of frustration with election rules, nonpartisan participation, and gratitude to supporters of a local campaign.

Sigrid Pratt Naomi Flemmons Sally Boscia Committee For Douglas A. Newcomb Thing Beach Unified Atera

Never to Fail You Hope I Never Fail You God

A devotional fragment expresses remorse and longing for divine guidance. The speaker seeks forgiveness for sins, prays for grace, and aims to repent, amend, and fulfill a spiritual duty before God and others. The text reflects inner struggle with carelessness and frequent wandering from the righteous path.

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