Editorial: Fair Play for Long Beach in Tideland Funds
Editorial argues Mallon ruling shifts half tidelands oil money and all dry gas funds to the state, leaving Long Beach with only non tidelands spending. It denounces AB 8762 proposed by Assemblyman Bruce Allen as a greed driven seizure, urges legislature to reject the bill and study tide lands distribution to ensure fair treatment for Long Beach and other grant cities.
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Sacramento
Long Beach
Supreme Court
Tidelands
Mallon
U. S. Supreme Court
Bruce Allen
Allen
California
State Supreme Court
Vaccine Checks Prompt Caution on polio immunization
Health officials say precautionary vaccine stock checks halt anti polio vaccines temporarily. No cause for alarm, with steps to resume immunization before the polio season. Closer official controls planned for all vaccine stacks to prevent future errors.
Senator Spcaper Sees Peace, Pop Culture and a Boy in Coonskin
A whimsical column notes Senator Spcaper letting his son wear a coonskin cap during a Davy Crockett phase. It cites Chou En-lai discussing peace with guarded optimism. It jokes about oriental cooking popularity and American household comforts versus culture, and reflects on a child discovering a dandelion is a weed.
Art by Metcalfe and the Loss of Innocence
A reflective verse about childhood faith in a benevolent world, followed by the dawning of sin and temptation. The speaker admits personal growth and aging, clinging to faith and vows through struggle.
Government Check Before Anti Polio Vaccinations Are Resumed
Dr. Leonard Scheele urged stopping all antipolio vaccinations until a thorough government check on vaccines from five manufacturers is completed. Cutter Laboratories' product shows a definite association with polio cases, while four other firms’ vaccines receive cautious support as reviews continue.
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Washington
Leonard Scheele
U.S
Public Health Services
Scheele
Jonas Salk
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Scherla
Dr. Salk
National Foundation For
Sidelights on Our Legislature and Lawmaking
A California legislative roundup notes Assembly actions on alcohol sale limits near minors, bus turnout mandates for future freeways, and pay changes for Calaveras County officials. Other items include milk bill advocacy and witty exchanges during committee hearings as lawmakers debate bills and policies.
In Memory Verse by E A Guest On Remembrance
The poem recalls living duty after death urging acts of care for the living. It stresses that those left behind should help others as the dead would have wished, and that remembrance is shown through service rather than mourning.
Long Beach wartime casualties and local sports debut
Ten years ago in Long Beach the Army Navy casualty list included a Long Beach man freed from a German prison, three wounded and two missing. The Press Telegram noted the Green Streaks softball debut. Ten years prior a naval inspection in San Diego. A race pigeon won a Compton club event. Thirty years ago two fishermen captured a 74 pound sting ray near the bandstand as paving plans for W Anaheim Street progressed.
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Long Beach
Germany
Press-Telegram
ADM
Joseph Mason Reeves
San Diego
Ranger
John F. Rothwell
Compton Racing
Anaheim St
Peace talk Masks Old Soviet Aims In Europe
David Lawrence argues that allied leaders push four power talks to appease voters while the Soviet Union and Red China press ahead. Warns a four power conference may bolster Communist prestige, distract from prisoner issues in China, and aim to split Germany from the West as NATO faces a new divide. He notes renewed propaganda, treaties, and moves toward a Red NATO counterbalance amid looming European tension.
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Benne
So- Lawrence Viet
United States
America
Britain
Moscow
Charles E. Bohlen
Red China
Eisenhower
Marshal Zhukov
Pravda
Warsaw
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Germany
France
Germany
Russia
Europe
Austria
Questions and Answers on Kitchen Needs and Historical Figures
A compilation of Q and A items cites a 49-utensil kitchen standard and explains why monkeys are used in polio vaccine production. It also notes Colorado’s giant James W. Denver and confirms that only Ulysses S Grant had living parents at his inaugurations.
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India
Colorado
James W. Denver
Kansas Territory
Denver
Press Telegram Publisher and offices listed
The article lists staff positions and advertising representatives for The Press Telegram. Names include publisher Harold M Hines and Samuel C Cameron with executives and editors noted. Officers and agencies are named with multiple city offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco and San Pedro.
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National Advertising Representatives
Ridder-Johns, Inc
New York
F. 50Th St
Chicago
Wrigley Ridg
Detroit
Penobscot, Bros. Minneapol
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Metcalfe
James Marlow
Public Health Service
Basil O'Conner
Polio Foundation
Eli Lily & Co
Farke-Davis Co
O'tannaer
National Institute of Health
Planas
Tolia
Wayne Harbert
Charles E. Chapel
Ringlewood
Chapel
Russell Munro
Alcoholic Beverage Central Department
The
Assembly
Luther H. Lincoln
Oakland
Patrick D. McGee
R.van Nuys
Sen
Stephen Teale
West Point
Calaveras County
William W. Hansen
R.kesno
Leroy Lyon
R.fullerton
Assembly Education Committee
E. A. Guest
David Lawrence
George Clark
CEA
Beach
Eye St
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LN. A
President Grant
Jess Root Grant
Hannah Simpson Grant
Ress Geboram
Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
HM. F. Burmester
Malcolm Egrey
Washington News Bureau
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