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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1956
Page
10
The piece argues that widespread use of installment plans signals strong economic welfare. It notes credit is ubiquitous from lessons to weddings and world tours, with debt levels and timely payments rising to prewar ratios, and department stores reporting high cash sales. It concludes American credit standing remains solid due to strong incomes and repayment Ability.
The Association on Indian Affairs launches a drive to improve Indian treatment through education land rights protection and housing and industrial projects. It urges applying American cooperation initiative and generosity to Indians as seen in overseas aid. The plan emphasizes respecting traditions while pursuing practical reforms.
Washington report notes behind the scenes attempts to woo Eisenhower away from Nixon for a running mate. It cites risks of party split, the role of Sen Knowland, and the impact on Republican turnout and unity ahead of the election. The piece recalls California dynamics in 1952 and discusses Nixon as a strong debater and campaigner who could rally crowds and TV audiences.
Washington notes a Senate lobby investigation struggle as Sen. Styles Bridges of New Hampshire uses his power on Appropriations and Armed Services to shadow the inquiry. Sen. Albert Gore faces Bridges’ tactics while the committee’s divided control complicates ambitions for a fair, forceful probe. Copyright 1956 United Feature Syndicate Inc.
The piece surveys opinions on the afternoon nap, contrasting temperate and tropical practices. It notes infants sleep easily after meals, while older children resist naps, and adults debate 10 to 20 minute rests or head on desk. It cites Churchill as a liberal exemplar and describes middle ground advocates.
A poem on common humanity contrasts labor and ambition with fame and aging. The column notes fame cannot heal pain while wealth cannot buy skill, then humorously cites a Duchess of Windsor story about firing a ghost writer. The quip imagines how monarchy might have altered historical fates and gossip.
Ten years ago nine applications were on file for space in the Municipal Airport Administration Building as plans considered enlarging the two building wings. A Navy Shipyard branch post office was ordered by the U S Post Office. 30 years ago a conference approved locating the Navy Reserve Air Base beside the Army Reserve at the Municipal Airport. Assistant Chief Claude F Robberson filed for retirement after 20 years on the police force. Dedication set for Bay Shore Community Congregational Church costing 22000 with Rev Guy W McCreery as pastor.
A Washington wire service clarifies The American Legion stance on veterans pensions. National Commander Wagner testifies before the House Veterans Affairs Committee on H R 7886, outlining gradual pension increases for totally disabled World War I II and Korean veterans, higher income limits, and age 65 for unemployability. Wagner disputes cost projections as misrepresentations.
An opinion letter critiques praise for the Democratic party pulling the country from scrapes. It cites 1916, Wilson, U.S. entry into war, 1920 Republican rise, and 1832 to 1940 election mood, noting high unemployment under Democrat rule prior to 1940.
A public notice-like note from Mamie Bell Black at 1223 Cedar Ave urges reflection on the segregation question. She references a document claiming the country’s freedom and independence and the equality of all men, prompting readers to think over the issue.
A poem praising the value of friendship over wealth finds comfort in a loyal companion. It extols a sympathetic heart and steadfast support through changing winds, noting there is no glory or luxury greater than a loving friend who believes in you and helps toward a brighter dawn.
The Press Telegram shows a wide network with publishers editors and executive staff listed. It notes current files are maintained at multiple regional offices including New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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