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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1954

Page

10

Editorial: Henry D. Lawrence III Passes in Long Beach

The city mourns Henry D. Lawrence III a devoted Long Beach lawyer and civic leader. He served the municipality church schools veterans groups and civic organizations with integrity and humility. The incoming City Council must appoint a capable nonpartisan successor to manage millions in tideland oil funds and vital projects amid legal delays. His legacy includes World War I service and enduring respect from residents.

Henry D. Lawrence Long Beach Henry Lawrence California

Broadening Spring Street to Ease Long Beach Traffic

The greatly growing Long Beach area needs wider highways. Spring Street east of Lakewood Boulevard now narrows from four lanes to two, causing congestion and traffic hazards during peak hours. Authorities should expand the two lane section promptly to relieve delays for Lakewood residents annexed to Long Beach.

Long Beach Carson St Lakewood Blvd San Gabriel River Spring St Lakewood State Highway Commission Board of Supervisors

Reds Reap Another Dividend in Korea

Joseph and Stewart Alsop report that the Chinese Communist government is implementing a long process in Korea, purging high officials as a first step to secure stability against imagined Chinese threats and ward off the hope of warlordism as a quick route out of Asia.

Washington Tadochina China Korea Asia Foreign Office

Chinese Military Dukedoms Shape Korea War Roles

Sen Soaper discusses how Mao era China built powerful field armies and military areas, placing Lin Piao and Chen Yi at the center, later absorbing Korea and Indochina into a Politburo controlled system. The piece argues internal consolidation and external victories tied to the Korean war up to the Indochina prize.

Chiang Kaishek Tike Lung Yuen Wurman Mao Tse-tung China Areca Bacha East China Chen Yi Third Field Army Lin Wen Ping Fourth Politburo Korea Olan Lin Piao Field Army Peng Tsh-huai Asia United States Indochina

Fragmentary Biblical Quotes and Theological Reflections

A collection of disjointed quotes and paraphrased passages from religious texts and sermons. Includes references to John 4:20 and Exodus, with musings on love, law, suffering, and divine revelation. No clear news event or narrative emerges from the readable fragments.

F. B. Mayer

Marquis Chiles Predict Red China Atomic Pile

Officials with access to top intelligence predict Communist China will have an atomic pile capable of producing fissionable material within two years, though not necessarily bombs. The report cites Pontecorvo and urges action to harness atomic energy for peaceful use while warning of a race with the Soviet Union and Britain in nuclear development.

Washington China Russia Bruno Pontecorvo England British Atomic Development Alamic Development America Robert le Baron Military Halson Committee Atomica Energy Commission William C. Boater Manufacturing Chemists” Association Defense United States Asia Middle East Great Britain Soviet Pittsburgh Uquesne Light Co Atomic Energy Commission Commission Duquesne Foster Paul Hoffman Europe

Dewey May Hold Key to 1956 Election

Bruce Biossat reports that Governor Dewey may not seek a fourth term unless a shooting war arises by September. The piece notes skepticism about his pledge, cites Iriving Ives and Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. as likely rivals, and argues New York’s governorship remains pivotal to party infighting and the presidential race.

Thomas Dewey Dewey New York Eisenhower Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr Irving Ives Senate New York State Ives Whdere State House Stern

Cottage Memories By E. A. Guest

A reflective nostalgic verse capturing summer days at the cottage on Lake Huron. The speaker recalls small town scenes and routines from youth, like cleaning fish, ice cream at the drug store, high school band, and friendly waves, while acknowledging those times cannot return.

Lake Huron

Long Ago in Long Reach Nostalgic News Snippets

Ten years ago a Western Pife and Steel Road urged help for the U S Navy building invasion ships. Amen was arrested for offering a Mexican divorce for 125 dollars with no appearances. Twenty years ago a gasoline fumes explosion on a water taxi Lark caused a mile hearing blast. A California osteopathic convention was ending here. Thirty years firemen answered five false alarms. A local resident produced a great rose. The 11th Municipal Market picnic was held at Bixby Park. A ball player’s hours and stats are noted, hinting at long wait for full record.

Pife &Steel U. S. Navy Bixby Park

Public Forum letters on Hiss pension and voting rights

The letter from Lester L. Marshall of Lynwood argues a convict loses voting and citizenship rights, calling Hiss a treasonous case and questioning defense fairness. Richard Ashcraft of Kitchee Street criticizes McCarthyism, VOA budget claims, and the cruelty of cross examination by unappointed questioners.

Gen. Zwicker Robert Jones McCarthy Committee Voice of America McCarthy Mr. Smith Richard Ashcraft Kitchee St

Could Be You Posters Urged

A letter from Mrs V J Gilley of Garden Grove urges traffic safety posters featuring accident scenes with the caption It could be you. She argues drivers, especially near night clubs and mountain roads, must be reminded to be careful and courteous to prevent deadly crashes.

V. J. Gilley Candy Lane Garden Grove

McCarthy Popularity Polls Read Across Papers

A Press Telegram report notes strong pro McCarthy sentiment in mid-west polls and cites editorials from Epley and Kelley. It mentions a Chicago Tribune poll showing about 90 percent support and a Chicago Sun-Times poll with 54 percent opposition, reflecting conflicting views.

Bess Telegras Press- Telegram Malcolm Epley Towa McCarthy Epley Jowans Virginia Kelley Mid-West Chicago Newsaper George E. Smiley Nieto Ave Chicago Tribune John S. Knight Chicago Sun-Times

Senator’s Denial Over Right to Counsel Before McCarthy Panel

The exchange notes Mr. Wolfe’s claim that the right to counsel was denied to witnesses before McCarthy's subcommittee. A declaration promises to provide the report once obtained and to furnish requested information. The message references a June 20 note from R. J. Smith regarding the letter.

Vibes Wolfe McCarthy R. J Smith Fetter

Portraits SMETCALFE My Private Study Portraits SMETCALFE

A lyric about a private study as a calm workspace within a home. The narrator notes air conditioning in summer and heating in winter, ensuring comfort for the narrator and family as they work behind the study door amid snow and heat.

Smetcalfe

Questions and Answers on Blowouts and Insects

A Long Beach Press Telegram Q and A column answers questions on blowouts causing car accidents, insect extermination attempts, and Persian cat origins. It notes fewer than one-half of one percent of auto accidents are from blowouts, insects have not exterminated any species, and the Persian cat origin remains uncertain with a possible link to Persia.

Haskin Long Beach Press-Telegram Hua Su Washington D. C O.B Mann Ler Persia

Unclear Telegram Publisher and Advertising Office listing

The fragmented OCR text lists names including Herman H Ridder and Harold Hines with roles as publisher and assistant to publisher. It also mentions Samuel Cameron Gent manager and editors, plus addresses for Ridder era offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles and San Francisco. It appears to be a publisher advertising bureau directory fragment.

Herman H. Ridder Harold M. Hines Samuel G Cameron H. F. Burmester Malcolm Enley Washington News Bureau Albee SS Es National Advertising Representatives Ridderedohns, Inc New York Bath St Chicago Wrigley Detroit Penonssot Bing Minneapolis Foshay Tower St. Paul East 4Th Bt Los Angeles Wilshire Blvd San Francisco Sutter Bt Presa Telegram Offini Comic Advertising Representati Metropolitan Group Inn

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