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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1949

Page

12

Editorial on loyalty oath for university faculty

The piece argues that loyalty oaths for college and university teachers are a meaningful civic ritual and poses that, while some may resist, public servants and academics should affirm commitment to the Constitution and democratic values. It stresses teachers can still teach freely after sworn affirmation.

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California Unemployment Fraud Report Prompts Reform Debate

A RENATE interim committee reports that 1048 unemployment benefits totaling about 34148,000,000 were obtained by fraud. Recommendations include stronger fraud detection, better training for examiners, and continuous vigilance, with a broader call for improved administration and reporting to the governor. A related debate centers on Proposition 4 and pension administration, urging voters to scrutinize amendments and preserve accountable governance.

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Circus Tales of Joys and Woes in the Big Show

A rambling circus reminiscence recalls bold gamblers, a jewel of a show and a near fatal shot. Characters like Black Mountain and Jess Bullock surface amid anecdotes of trickery and danger, ending with the notion that anything can happen under the big top.

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Editors' Roundtable Opposes Marshall Plan Cut

The majority oppose substantial Senate or House cuts to the second year Marshall Plan appropriation. Editors from Wilmington and Houston stress cautious spending while warning against harming European recovery or triggering recession. They caution that easing economic strain at home must balance aid abroad and avoid jeopardizing U.S. recovery.

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Global View of Bolshevik Drive and Western Defence

Secretary of State Acheson argues from Paris that Russia has shifted to a defensive stance in Europe while pursuing a broader world revolution. He warns of a rising Far East communist threat as Moscow shifts strategy, with democracies showing strength but facing a potential major theater in the Orient.

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Just Folks Poem Reflects On A Busy Day

A short reflective verse by L. A. Guest urges readers to fill a day with useful acts From dawn to dark the poem contrasts daily labors joys and duties Encouraging a day well spent on work play prayer and growth

Long Beach Elks tribute marks Americanism event

Ten years ago yesterday the city and Long Beach Elks officials honored past Grand Exalted Ruler Michael F. Shannon with a formal Americanism celebration led by Mayor Clarence Wagner. The item notes prior anniversaries and civic recollections, including Bliss promoting Long Beach and a University of Chicago scholarship for Leslie Craig.

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Readers' Forum Letters on Health Insurance Debated

Public letters from Long Beach readers discuss compulsory health insurance and federal policy. Maj. Gen. Paul R. Hawley’s 1945 remarks are cited to critique social programs and U.S. free enterprise. Readers choose sides on policy and government roles.

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Soldier God Portraits Prayer Fragment

Prayer fragment urging a soldier to remember God and duties. It requests help to pray daily, serve faithfully, restrain luxury, speak kindly, and set a virtuous example while comforting others and praising God. The verses invoke duty, humility, and spiritual resolve.

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