Editorial on Eisenhower Aims at Red Line Library Subsidies
The piece argues Eisenhower does not contradict himself over book bans and overseas libraries. It says he supports reading diverse works at home but opposes using taxpayer funds to import or subsidize subversive communist materials abroad. It asserts consistency in defending free reading while limiting overseas propaganda.
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Eisenhower
Dartmouth
State Department
Marx
Stalin
Hitler
Columbia University
Columbia
Douglas
Iran
Afghanistan
Tibet
Indochina
Soviet Union
Leningrad
Moscow
Stalingrad
Tle
Turkestan
City funds back long term advertising push for industry
Long Beach officials report a city financed advertising program in six months spent about 24 906.50 to promote industrial growth. More than 20 000 went to ad space with two months yielding 37 bona fide inquiries and several plant expansion moves. The continuation will be reviewed with the Chamber of Commerce and a local agency.
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Long Beach
Ber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
End of Bloodshed in Korea Truce Elicits World War II Tone
Bruce Biassot argues the Korea truce ends three years of bloodshed for free peoples but warns victory cannot be bought by surrender. He asserts that pursuing complete military triumph would cost thousands more lives and huge sums, and favors a cautious, conditional peace while maintaining vigilance and freemen’s resolve.
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Korea
United States
Lt. N
Miolsat
Pusan
Yalu
Red China
Wee
Far East
Reversed washer chills water using air cooling concept
Science briefs describe a reversed washer that cools water instead of air, aiding cooling in water-short areas. A tractor attachment burns weeds along crop rows without harming crops. A portable high frequency gluing unit welds quarter inch plywood to resemble thicker panels quickly.
Marquis Childs Strong Winds Buffet High Court
Washington examines the Supreme Court under strain as the Rosenberg case exposes tensions among the nine justices. The article reviews Justice Douglas, his stay on the execution, and the animosities shaping court dynamics amid broader Cold War clashes.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Supreme Court of
Rosenberg
Williams
Douglas
Robert FH. Dackson
Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Jackson
Harold Burton
Felix Frankfurter
Hugo Black
Official Journal
Notable Quotes Blend Faith and Fortune in Obscure Verse
A compact, arching verse mixes biblical cadence with modern quarrels over values and wealth. The fragment hints at eternal lands and the tension between measured insight and pursuits of life.
Defense Secretary Wilson in Senate Hearing Sparks Air Debates
Defense Secretary Wilson and Adm. Feen teler reportedly clashed at a dinner, then smoothed over by Sen. Leverett Saltonstall. Wilson defended defense cuts, testified before the Senate Military Appropriations Committee, and outlined production lead times. He cited unusable air bases and aircraft parts moving by ship, and argued civilian cuts could save 1.2 billion dollars.
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Defense
Wilson
Naval Operations
Adm
W. I. Feentela
Leverett Satonstall
Senate Armed Services Committee
Fechteler
NATO
European Sea Command
Washington
Senate
Stat
Defense Department
Sen
Bil
D.-Ala
Sen. Hill
Symington
Rep. Yorty
D.-Calif
Those roadside tables urge a pause from the race
A poem by E. A. Guest titled Just Folks pleads with hurried travelers to rest and enjoy roadside beauty, peace, and song. The speaker questions why one keeps racing, urging a stop to take the rest provided for weary men.
Long Beach recall spans mosquitos and politics
Ten years ago Long Cerritos battled mosquitos invading homes along flood channels. Delegations from Bloomfield School District blocked annexation near Hawaiian Gardens to Long Beach. Twenty years ago California shipyards sought Navy shipbuilding shares, aiding Craig Shipbuilding Co. Merry Wives Club picnicked in Carbon Canyon. Thirty years ago J C Scott bought the Palace Theater. Southern Pacific built a $500000 wood treatment plant at Wilmington. An oil worker was robbed of $1 by two men linked to a highway gang.
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Los Cerritos
Bloomfield
Hawaiian Gardens
Long Beach
California
Navy
Craig Shipbuilding Co
Merry Wives Club
Carbon Canyon
J. C. Scott
Palace Theater
Southern Pacific
Wilmington
Public Forum Letters for Publication Policy
Public forum letters must not exceed 250 words and require bona fide signatures and addresses. Edits may be made for good taste or to save space, and the right to publish rests with the editor under space and policy constraints.
Lawrence Critiques Supreme Court Limits on Congressional Inquiries
In a Presse Telegram squib and letters, readers defend constitutional interpretation against David Lawrence. Esther Ergas cites McGrain and Kilbourn to argue Congressional committees are limited to three inquiry types while praising whistleblowers who resisted oppression. Mrs Dawson of Yu3 Mira Mar Ave. adds closing remarks on courage during hysteria.
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Srds MG Aml
Presse Telegram
David Lawrence
Einstein
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Albert Fstein
Legislative
Kilbourn
Afr. Lawrence
Congress
McG
Sinclair “. U
Chapman Barry
Ve. US
Esther Ergas Ayla
I. Dawson
Mira Mar Ave
Editorial on Rosenbergs and Minty School plea
The piece criticizes coverage of the Rosenberg case and highlights Minty School's personal appeal to the President, urging action and noting support from the President of France, Albert Einstein, and at least 2300 clergymen along with thousands of others worldwide.
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Rosenbergs Press
Minty School
France
Albert Einstein
Walas
Waiting for You on Our Beloved Shore
A lyrical fragment portrays yearning and longing across a shoreline, as one speaker asks a beloved to wait. The speaker promises devotion and a future reunion, seeking comfort in shared memories and affection.
City Council backs park consultant for Long Beach beautification
The press notes congratulate the June 16 action as practical vision adopting a policy to hire a highly qualified park consultant. It warns the move may placate voters by including living costs in the upcoming budget, as a subtle tilt by officials.
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Long Beach
Therlyne B
Walter
Women's Council of
J. R. Beautiful
Questions and Answers Korea War Casualties Totals
Readers submit questions on Korea War casualties and related topics. The exchange cites a claimed total of 2,302,542 deaths for both sides as of May 29, 1933, with highest losses in Korea, the United States, Britain, and others. Other items cover inauguration profits for President Truman and Antarctic exploration counts.
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Korea
United States
Great Britain
Turkey
Canada
Australia
China
Morea
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E. A. Guest
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Warheinten
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H. F. Gunmester
Joel Epley
Eressner & Woodward, Inc
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