Congress Should Offset Harmful Influence of Liberal Planners
Editorial argues Senate approves wage price controls as a check on liberal economic planners allied with the President. It warns that state planning and welfare statism risk creeping socialism, urging Congress to curb liberal advisers and keep a conservative balance.
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Henderson
Hopkins
Nathan
Great Britain
Leon Keyserling
Arthur Smithies
Freischmann
NPA
Leventhal
DiSallo
Addey
Harvard
McCarran Roadblock Targets Nimitz Commission Study
Senator Pat McCarran of Nevada fights a federal measure shielding the Nimitz International Security Commission from conflict of interest rules. The move blocks qualified civilian assistants and delays study of how the United States can guard against subversion while preserving democratic liberties.
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Pat McCarran
Nevada
Truman
International Security Commission
Chester Nimitz
United States
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Nimitz Commission
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Long Beach Dog Show Highlights Rare Breeds at Auditorium
The 16th annual Long Beach Dog Show at the Municipal Auditorium features Affenpinschers, rottweilers, Lhasa Apsos and many more breeds drawn from across the U. S. and Canada. Visitors will view Chinese cresteds, weimaraners, malemutes, papillons, dachshunds, spaniels, terriers and other dogs of diverse lines. Harbor Cities Kennel Club sponsors the event, a leading display for fanciers and spectators alike.
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Long Beach Municipal Auditorium
United States
MacArthur Opens State Tour Aims at Good Government
General Douglas MacArthur plans speaking tours in multiple states after Texas reception. He will address Massachusetts legislators in Boston in July and likely travel to Ohio, declining private group invitations to focus on government bodies. He remains in New York City, avoids private business, and stresses opposing war as policy. He touts a Republican past but seeks no political candidacy for 1952. He advocates decisive victory in war, dislikes appeasement, and questions state department pressures exposed in Senate hearings.
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Dallas Morning News
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Fragmented religious quotes mix faith and philosophy
A garbled OCR passage presents biblical verses and quotes from Thomas Fuller and Tillotson, touching on sin, repentance, idols, and living a purposeful life. The fragmentary text appears as a collage of religious reflections without a cohesive narrative.
Translating Ideology Into Geography In Diplomacy
Walter Lippmann argues that ideological conflicts must be reduced to concrete geography to be resolved. He cites the Monroe Doctrine and postwar treaties with the Soviet Union as examples, noting most pacts failed except the Europe Asia boundary agreement. The piece warns that broad ideals must translate into territorial terms for diplomacy and strategy to work.
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Western
Wilson
Germany
China
India
Soviet Union
Asia
Berlin
Korea
Soviet Armay
United Nations
Atlantic Community
Lone Star Legislator Spins 17 Hours in Texas House
A Texas lawmaker spoke for 17 hours and 65 minutes during a Monday House session, drawing 47 votes of conscientious lawmakers. The editorial voice blends satire and cultural references on politics and media.
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Texas
House of Representatives
Just Folks Poem Reflects Simple Pleasures Of Life
The piece by E. A. Guest extols ways men unwind from fretful cares through simple joys. It mentions cheering a baseball team, golf, fishing, gardens, cards, tennis, and nature as endless comforts, praising life’s small pleasures and the beauty of streams and hills.
Long Beach Defense Housing to Aid 21,168 Families
Long Beach moves to provide defense housing for 21,168 area families. Burnett Street near California Avenue is set to be opened by Signal Hill. Long Beach plans rate adjustments based on geographic position and harbor role. Public facilities face closures and legal rulings affect garage location permits.
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Long Beach
Burnett Street
California Ave
Signal Hill
Public Forum: Readers’ Opinions on Pattern of Appeasement
The letter writers urge support for Gen. Hurley MacArthur and Wedemeyer testimony against Truman era appeasement of Communists. They argue authenticated facts defeated hearsay and call for continuing strong anti red policy to crush aggression. A second letter recalls early 20th century wars and condemns Red world conquest aims.
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Patrick Hurley
Dean Acheson
MacArthur
Wedemeyer
America
Gen. MacArthur
Sen. Russell
Gen. Hurley
Far East
Truman
Hurley
State Department
Red Overlords
Press-Telegram
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Cur
Alexander
Nero
Napoleon
Wilhelm
Hitler
Bernhard Cannard
Peace treaty plan could include Chinese Reds and Formosa
The United States and Britain claim full agreement on a draft Japanese peace treaty but omit terms. Critics fear Chinese Communist participation, Formosa’s fate, and shift in British policy. Public clarity urged as details remain undisclosed and risky questions linger.
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United States
Great Britain
Formosa
Britain
Korea
Peiping
Hong Kong
Asia
Dear One I Love You Dear One Loving Wedding Verse
A poetic vow expresses enduring affection and daily happiness after marriage. The speaker praises the partner’s character kindness and gentleness and pledges faithfulness through the years while cherishing shared thoughts hopes and memories.
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