Reuther A Grudge Match In Farm Price Politics
An editorial charges Rep. Harold Cooley with shaping farm price supports to fit political ends by citing labor leaders like Walter Reuther and George Meany. It questions whether Reuther seeks a labor led coalition merging with agriculture for broader government control and possible political power.
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Harold Cooley
House
Rep. Cooley
Walter Reuther
CIO
George Meany
AFL
J. A. Beirne
Cwacio
Jacob S. Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, Cio
William Pollock
Textile Workers Union of America, Cio
American Farm Bureau Federation
Welter Reuther
Cooley
Allen F. Mather
Agricultural Council of California
Reuther and Co
Reuther and Company
Labor
Reuther
Mr. Reuther
USC Student Senate Nixes Shivers as Graduation Speaker
USC student senate votes unanimously to urge administrators to bar Gov Allan Shivers of Texas from giving the commencement address. They argue the speech should inspire tolerance and intelligence, but the irony lies in their intolerance of Shivers while calling for tolerance.
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University of Southern California
Allan Shivers
Texas
Shivers
French bid to fortify government aims to curb prime minister power
Article notes France's postwar instability with 21 governments since World War II and a bid by National Assembly to revise the 1946 constitution. Amendments would give premiers more authority and limit removal by confidence votes, amid fears of dictatorship.
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France
National Assembly
Parliement
Council of the Republic
Marshal Marie Edme Patrice
Two Systems In Presidential Cabinet Management
Roscoe Derummond argues Democrats blame President Eisenhower less for cabinet bloopers because his approach differs from Roosevelt and Truman. Roosevelt and Truman saw cabinet members as transient advisers with weak delegated authority, while Eisenhower keeps top aides in place and assigns real operational control to department heads. This reflects two distinct executive management systems.
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Roscoe Derummond
Democratic Committee
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Truman
White House
Hisenkower
Ridder Press Bureau Office Addresses and Representatives
Current files of The Press Telegram are maintained at offices in New York Chicago Detroit Penobscot Gide Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco with advertising representatives Ridder Johns Inc and Metropolitan Group.
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National Advertising
Ridder-Johns, Inc
New York
50Th St
Chicago
Rigbey
Detroit
Penobscot Gide
Minneapolis
Fashay
East Ath St
Los Angeles
Wilsake Siva
San Francisco
Sutter St
Telegram
Comic Advertising
Metropolitan Group
Ine
Aad
Still Adore You and Wish to Start Life Anew
The speaker laments past mistakes and lies and wishes to erase hurtful words. They long to be a child again, free of fear, hoping for grace to do good in the future. The refrain implies a desire to begin anew while accepting yesterday's record.
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Gort
It's Time to Trade Illusion for Reality in Politics
David Lawrence critiques post election mood and press conference mishaps, arguing that Cold War tensions persist across Europe Asia and Africa amid Communist influence and policy misreadings. He cites public discourse in Paris and Washington, notes missteps by officials, and warns against complacency. Baseball measurement facts follow.
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Paris
Charles EB. Bohien
Soviet Russia
Korea
Africa
Algiers
Morocco
Tusia
America
Asia
Singapore
Beiping
Malaya
Lawrence
Southern Democrats weigh Knowland for 1960 bid
Virginia Kelley Knowland appeals to Southern Democrats as Ike could seek re election. If Eisenhower declines, Knowland is seen as a strong Southern carry potential. Stevenson unlikely to run. Harriman or Williams could split the party. Georgia Senator Russell says he won’t run in 1956 but will influence the standard bearer choice.
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Knowland
Eisenhhower
Ike
South
Congress
Mr. Stevenson
Harriman
Williams
Stevenson
Georgia
Russell
Democratic Party
Thoughts on Christ Dwelling Through Faith and Compassion
The text states that Christ may dwell in hearts by faith and highlights Jesus blood, sweat, and tears as signs of sacrifice, labor, and love. It emphasizes eternal symbols of God's way of meeting a lost world through compassion. W A Criswell.
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Christ
Jesus
A. Criswell
The Careful Driver by E A Guest
A poem urging safe driving, stressing that careful drivers obey rules and watch others on the road. It condemns racing to beat lights and rushing for dinner, emphasizing awareness, patience, and safety to avoid death or injury.
Long Beach echoes through a century of civic memory
The city reflects on a century of milestones from a Red Cross blood drive to high school diplomas, health leadership changes, rapid housing growth, and a mayoral forecast of deepwater ship traffic, noting a confiscated 100 gallon still and evolving civic life.
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RED Cross
City College
Windham
Public Forum Letters On Symphony, Taxes And Fair Shares
Public letters discuss adding a municipal symphony alongside the Long Beach Municipal Band, arguing augmentation over replacement. A second letter contends high liquor taxes fuel illegal trade and urges revenue from income taxes, citing tobacco taxes as excessive. Names and addresses included.
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John M. Kelly
Cota Ave
Did Not Like These Editorials Letter Challenges Press Telegram
A reader, Irving Pierce, derides a Press Telegram editorial claiming a 60 year supply of canned hamburger for the Navy. He cites government reports from 1935 and 1954 figures, arguing the piece misinforms the public and urging accuracy in coverage. He notes specific reserve details and questions the editor’s impartiality.
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Navy
Daily Worker
Pravds
Inja Kelly
Irving. Pierce
U.S. Navy
Whitewood Ave
Congress
Commission On Organization
Executive Branch
United States
Thomas
Why Jump on Tobacco Alcohol Perse Terroopaar
A provincial piece argues against consistent tax increases on liquor and tobacco, citing a rainy day fund, Gov Knight, and John Q Adams. The writer concedes no moral stance yet opposes unfairness and notes revenue effects and reduced legal sales.
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Perse
Gov. Knight
John Q. Adams
Residents praise Long Beach Municipal Band
Mrs N M Toft of 1738 E B Fourth Street commends the Long Beach Municipal Band for its concerts. She says the music refreshes the mind and strengthens the impression of the city and urges the band to be kept in the community.
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Long Beach
N. M. Toft
Questions and Answers From a United Nations Program
Readers can get the answer to any fact by writing Long Beach Press Telegraph. Questions cover ships under UN aid for Korea fisheries, abolition of chain gangs in Georgia, Lincoln’s guard Parker, Bible dress guidance, and atom bomb accident scenarios.
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Long Beach Press-Terziam
Washington
J. WA
United Nations Korean Research Agency
Republic of Korea
Kowloon
Hong Kong
Pusan
South Korea
Georgia
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