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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1950

Page

2

Los Angeles County Spring Fair Grows Into Major Agricultural Event

Editorial notes the Los Angeles County Spring Fair in Bellflower has evolved from a youth hobby show to a $50,000 farm festival. Since 1944 the event expanded to include dairying, horse shows, and merchant displays, attracting regional participation and state funding considerations while highlighting agriculture in Southeast Los Angeles County. Gov. Warren is slated to attend, with parade, dairy contests, and colorful displays featured throughout a weeklong program.

Long Beach Los Angeles County Sol Carr Bellflower Raymona Clark St Los Angeles Earl Warren Long Beach Mounted Police

Truman Tactics Confuse His Apologists

Marquis Childs criticizes President Truman for flip flopping in public stance. The piece notes May 4 optimism followed by later tempered remarks as war tensions rose. It argues Truman uses tailored rhetoric for audiences and that such about faces may backfire politically.

Marquis Childs Harry Jumen Childs Mr. Childs Truman State Department Washington

Iceland Delegation at Bretton Woods Toasts and Tales

A World War II era reminiscence recounts Iceland’s delegation at the Bretton Woods conference. The tale recalls a State Department film night, a joke about a jumping frog, a toast to Iceland on its first birthday, and the Icelandic poet shipyard and fishing communities, ending with a singalong on the way home led by Zita Thors and a wish for her return.

Bretton Woods New Hampshire World Bank and Fund U. S. State Department Bank of Iceland Arne Calaveras County America United States Iceland Little Republic Denmark Europe Harry Bridges Lttle New York East Side West Side Zita Thors Zita Paris

Wilson Happy With Five Year General Motors Pact

Charles E. Wilson, GM president, says the five year agreement with the United Automobile Workers sets a pattern for constructive labor management. He notes wage concessions in return for productive efficiency and predicts pension terms will align with future social security changes. He stresses plant autonomy, productivity gains, and stability over strikes as the true value of the pact.

Washington Charles E. Wilson General Motors United Automobile Workers C. I. C Wilson Chrysler

Ex-Communists Turn Confession Into Political Weapon

Ex Reds proclaiming their renunciation of communism become a public spectacle through writings lectures and media appearances. The piece examines motives from idealism to power and notes ex officials and ambassadors wielding influence in Washington while warning of a culture of sensationalism and public denunciation.

Washington The Washington Star Moscow Louis Fischer Sert Fischer Pentagon American Free Society

Just Folks by E A Guest Poem On Tomorrow's Youth

A brief poem reflects on the nation’s future through today’s children. It envisions the youngsters growing swiftly from playful boys to potential leaders. The piece emphasizes guiding, training, and instilling liberty and patriotism so tomorrow’s manhood remains true to the democratic ideals.

Know Your City Exposition and Long Beach civic notes

In the past three years WPA built 165 school buildings and repaired 400 more while spending 70.6 million dollars on flood control. About 6,000 people attended the Know Your City exposition at Municipal Auditorium. Cr. J Walker elected chair of the citizens committee to study Long Beach water. The City Council invites five year bus franchise applications with a universal five cent fare. A goat and eight dogs caused a near riot near Eighteenth Street and Pine Avenue. Edward Merwick circulates a petition for city manager government.

California WPA Long Beach Municipal Auditorium Cr. J. Walker Citizens’ Committee Eighteenth Street Pine Avenue Edward Merwick West Side Pp

Public Readers' Opinions on FORUM Current Affairs

Public readers are invited by the Press Telegram to send letters of comment limited to 250 words. An editor notes memorial day reflections on reincarnation and karma, contrasting East and Western thought. A second letter argues for better city bus service and criticizes a transit contract amid local politics.

Prese Lincoln Simon Jane Addams Catherine de Medici

Thank You, Mr. Ramsey Public tribute to late councilman

A Long Beach resident thanks Councilman Joe Ramsey for his key role in addressing Alamitos Bay issues. The letter recalls his first-hand actions, a boat tour for council members, and support for a day ordinance against private use of public beaches. Dredging plans and a proposed marina are noted as ongoing efforts. The writer emphasizes gratitude and the loss to the community.

Ramsey Long Beach Mr. Ramsey Second St Sorrento Dr Joe Ramsey

Once and Forever Love Poem Fragment

A poetic fragment expresses love as transformative and enduring. The speaker recalls the moment of falling in love, cherishing the beloved and vowing happiness. The verse recalls encouragement, ambition, and ultimate commitment, even as the speaker fears no other love.

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