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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1951
Page
20
The editorial frames the Easter resurrection as symbolic of human liberation from self made sepulchres such as pride habit prejudice and pessimism. It argues the story offers optimism and emphasizes humility as the limit to personal renewal guiding daily hope and moral progress.
Charles L Wheeler, noted shipman and Rotary ex-president, outlines a bold U S development program before the Propeller Club of Tong Beach Los Angeles Harbor. He urges American leadership in world trade, economic planning, and aid to 1.5 billion people outside the iron curtain as the new American era begins.
The Texas House crime investigating committee subpoenas Mickey Cohen for next Tuesday but he laments he has no travel funds and insists he travels by plane. He rejects ground travel and says he always travels by plane.
Vandalia resident Lincoln Kirby, a rural mail carrier, returned from England with impressions that Britons are solid and friendly. He told the Associated Press that despite some negative views, ordinary folk show goodwill toward the United States, suggesting people exchanges between nations could improve understanding.
The piece argues that lasting economic stability requires across the board restraint from farmers labor and business. It notes pessimism about reaching agreement amid strong inflation pressure from rearmament contracts and warns of potential large scale strikes if a new stabilization law fails to harmonize wage and price controls.
Washington opinion piece argues the Kefauver Committee hearings expose local government failures rather than federal jurisdiction. It warns viewers may seek perjury prosecutions, while noting constitutional rights debates and the need for state and local reforms to curb gambling and political corruption.
An American writer argues foreign interest in U S Senate crime hearings is low because abroad gangster lore is perceived as routine. He cites English views linking Americans to millionaires and cowboys, notes misperceptions persist without travel, and urges funding cross border educational travel to foster understanding.
A brief verse vignette describing the boundless energy of a three year old. The speaker observes the child racing around the house with endless vitality and a refusal to slow, noting the constant motion and the mother’s call to rest as life for a little boy who never tires.
Ten years ago city manager Carl R Erickson appointed Joseph H McClelland as chief of police upon the resignation of Chief W C Wright. Bids opened in LA for a 13 350 foot breakwater extension opposite Belmont Pier. Edwin C Kelton US Army engineer announced. Public service director Arthur H Adams said he may connect the Pine Ave Pier landing with Rainbow Pier and demolish the rest of the Pine Ave structure. Estimated cost of the North Long Beach sewer system put at 836 000.
An editorial page note outlines publication details for a Metropolitan Sunday Newspaper. It lists staff roles including president, vice president, secretary-treasurer, and representatives, with circulation metrics from the Audit Bureau of Circulation and pricing options for weekly, monthly, and yearly deliveries.
Letters to the public forum discuss harbor oil revenue use city management and park improvements. Citizens critique harbor board independence, hospital funding, and call for professional fee standards. Also included are moral and political commentaries on sin, communism, and Easter beliefs with author names and addresses.
A devotional verse extols praise to God for Easter and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It venerates Jesus as son and savior, emphasizes holiness and happiness, and calls believers to be faithful followers and offer themselves to Him for eternal life.
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