Stevenson on the Spot in Minnesota Loss
Editorial notes Stevenson’s defeat to Kefauver in Minnesota complicating his 1952 bid. It flags boosted Kefauver momentum, weak Stevenson prestige, party dynamics in California and Minnesota, cross voting claims, and Eisenhower’s continued support amid contrasts with Knowland.
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Adlat Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
New Hampshire
Kefauver
Minnesota
Stevenson
Sen. Humphrey
Lafe
Democratic Central Committee
Tennessee
Wily Estes
Florida
California
Kefanver
Union
Humphrey
Intermarriage and School Integration Clash Across Nation
A columnist links race integration in U S schools to the broader issue of racial intermarriage, noting the Supreme Court has avoided ruling on Virginia’s ban and examining Southern resistance. He outlines lawful means proposed by supporters, including litigation, private schooling with public funds, and constitutional amendments to shield state education authority.
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Washington
United States
Supreme Court of the
Virginia
South
Supreme Court of the United States
North
New York City
Chicago
Supreme Court
Malenkov visit in London becomes major occurrence
Malenkov arrived in London amid speculation the Kremlin used him as a trial balloon to gauge Western reception for Bulganin and Khrushchev. His talks with British PM Eden and other officials, plus Khrushchev’s secret speech debunking Stalin, frame a tense diplomacy moment and easing of xenophobic pressure in Britain.
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Georgia
Malenkov
London
Kremlin
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Jacob Malik
Andrei A. Gromyko
Britain
Russia
Bri
Jamie Rush
Doris Fleeson on Gerrymandered Presidency Reform
Liberal and conservative forces discuss Electoral College reform plans that could shift presidential power to state legislatures through district based counting. The survey argues gerrymandering advantages rural and Southern districts, potentially weakening big city states and altering party prospects for Republicans and Democrats.
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Washington
Midwest
Congress
Gordon E. Beker
University of California
South
Our Country Poem by E. A. Guest Explores Freedom
A nostalgic verse extols America's vast landscapes and pleasures from sea to sky. It urges readers to defend liberty, remain faithful to duties, and cherish freedoms granted by the nation. The poem invites pride in natural beauty and national ideals.
Long Beach unrest and legal actions drive city headlines
Long Beach police arrested four men amid rumored wholesale oil theft in the harbor and sale to a Signal Hill refinery. A German cruiser Prinz Eugen was slated to arrive in Long Beach harbor on March 24 for atom bomb test discussions. District Judge William James requested offices for a Federal Referee In Bankruptcy in Long Beach and local favoritism for the appointment of a local official. In a citywide dispute over more than $100,000 in claims, Superior Court weighs whether the city or county is liable for Hathaway Traffic Circle accidents. Galen Welce of Long Beach slated for Collector of Internal Revenue. The Capital Theater box office robbery involved an armed bandit who took $486, per manager Milton B. Arthur.
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Long Beach
Signal Hill
Prinz Eugen
Long Beach Harbor
William James
Hathaway
Galen Welce
Capital Theater
Milton B. Arthur
Moon Wooed by Vers misstates planet sizes says Venus sixth largest
In a public forum letter Nick Harvey corrects a Home edition article claim that Venus is the fourth largest planet. He lists diameters showing Jupiter and Saturn larger, with Venus sixth. Polish American Piaskowski adds commentary on free speech and Poland.
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Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Earth
Pluto
Mars
Mercury
Vote No on Garden Grove Incorporation Says Palmer
Richard G. Palmer urges Garden Grove residents to reject the proposed incorporation on April 17. He argues taxes would rise, the city would cover a large area, and costs for lighting, water, police, and fire departments would burden homeowners.
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Richard G. Palmer
Volkwood St
Garden Grove
Texas Should Set Good Example
A letter from Teannette Sheppard Threadcill urges Texas to end Jim Crow laws and model kinder treatment over Montgomery Alabama. She argues Negroes do not harm whites by riding beside them on buses and prefers sharing a seat with a tired Black woman over discomfort from white passengers elsewhere.
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South
Texas
Montgomery
Ala
California
Teanette Sheppard Threadcill
Villa Riviera Hotel
American Story With Happy Ending
A correspondence with Representative Craig Hosmer concluded after heated exchanges. The parties reached a mutual understanding and expressed high praise for the congressman, who represents the district.
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Craig Hosmer
Congress
Half Billion Annual Dues From Unions, Brady Civil War Photographer
A survey by the National Industrial Conference Board finds unions in the United States and Canada collecting over half a billion dollars annually from members. Brady, known as Brady of Broadway, was a prominent New York society photographer who later photographed Civil War battles. he died penniless in 1896, with portions of his war photographs later acquired by the government.
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National Industrial Conference Board
United States
Canada
Mathuy Brady
Brady
Broadway
New York
Washington
Leff Brady
Alms
Presyterian Hospital
Portraits by Wetcalfe You Were Mine
A poetic dedication by Wetcalfe speaks of devotion across distance and devotion to a beloved. The speaker offers a heart with no worldly worth yet promises lasting love and union blessed by God, hoping the beloved remains theirs.
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Wetcalfe
Advertising Representatives Contact List
Press Telegrams national advertising representative Ridder Johns Inc with offices in New York Chicago and Wilshire Building maintains ties. Comic Advertising Representatives Metropolitan Group Inc AE also listed among offices and contact points for advertising services.
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National Advertising
Ridder-Johns, Inc
New York Rememby
St. Wrigley
Penobscot Bridge
Foshay Tower
East 4Th St. Wilshire
Sutter St
Ross
Telegram
Comic
Metropolitan Group, Inc
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Walter F. George
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Charles M. M'Cann
Anthony Ewen
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Georgi Malenkov
Doris Fleeson
Flurson
E. A. Guest
Nick Harvey
E. Seaside
Poland
Passit Politburo
Piaskowski
American Ave
Grove Incorporation
Buena Park
County
Hasrly
Eve
NS. Wi
D. G
Allel
Press-Telegram
Herman
Ridder
Hargid M. Hitea
Samuel O. Cameron
H. Fi
Burmester
Malcolm Epley
Washington News Bureau
BC Albee Buliing
George Clark
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