Editorial South Korea's Bitter Cup
South Koreans resist proposed truce terms, objecting to a five nation POW committee including Poland and Czechoslovakia while favoring unification. They warn that any agreement meeting Red terms may be rejected, leaving the nation divided. The piece labels unification as their enduring aim and calls the current pathway a bitter cup.
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Owe
Korea
United Nations
U. N
Republic of Korea
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Neustral
India
Red
Long Beach Named Key City in Pacific Southwest Expansion
An industrial survey designates Long Beach as one of 12 key western cities set to lead in job and plant growth. By 1969 it could add 11,053 jobs, needing 153 million dollars in new factories and tools, contingent on available venture capital and broader federal economic policy.
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Pacific Southwest
Long Beach
Pacific Southwest Research Council
Southwest
America
Lakewood Epochal Development Honored at Founders Day
Lakewood residents gathered to honor the late Clark J. Bonner whose vision brought rapid growth. In two decades an 8000-acre tract near Long Beach has become a thriving community of 100,000 with a modern business district. Plans show further expansion with 25,000 homes and tall business blocks. Bonner broke ground in 1932 launching a landmark American community project.
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Lakewood
Clark J. Bonner
Long Beach
Clark Bonner
Humphrey presses for tax plan to stay in place
Washington reports Secretary George Humphrey urged the President to keep current tax levels through 1953 and finance new economies to balance the budget. He warned against shelving tax plans as Congress weighs the Truman budget revision and deep cuts. Public response from Ways and Means members was mixed, mostly skeptical or against retaining the excess profits tax.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George Humphrey
The
Treasury
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Congress
Daniel Reed
House
Ways and Mesas Committee
Reed
Bum Humphrey
Ways and Means Committee
Goodwin
Massachusetts
Sadlek
Connecticut
Baker
Tennessee
Curtis
Missouri
Art
California
Kean
Sadiek
Preas Telegram Creator and Publisher Credits Note
Fragmentary OCR lists personnel roles for a newspaper page. Mentions Harald M. Hines Aust to Samuel G. Cameron publisher, HM F. Burmester manager, Maksin Epley executive editor, Crosmer Woodward representative, and Metropolitan Group advertising contact.
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HM. F. Burmester
Maksin Epley
Crosmer & Woodward, Comig
Stropolitan Group, Inc
Taft declares US must rethink alliances over Korea and Europe
Sen. Taft faults half hearted alliances and UN limits, arguing NATO might be impractical and Western Europe must bear defense. He asserts America should pursue independent policy while still opposing Soviet expansion, warning allied trade with Russia endangers Korea support and asks for firmer measures at the UN Security Council.
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Congress
America
Taft
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Clement Attlee
Asia
United States
Europe
Ohia
United Nations
U. N
NATO
Western
Cincinnati
Alles
France
England
Russia
Dulles
Churchill
House of Commons
Senate Appropriations Committee
Red China
Korea
Security Council of
Senate
U. N. Security Council
Public Forum Lattera Admits Restrictions On Ad Content
The public forum notice states Lattera must not exceed $50 words and require bona pictures and addresses. It allows edits for good taste or space savings, noting Lattera may be edited to fit length and display constraints.
Anti Fluoridation Arguments At Pasadena Forum
At a Water Fluoridation Forum in Pasadena Dr Royal Lee of Milwaukee argued fluoridated water disrupts enzyme action and harms health. he urged learning to eat properly for dental and bodily health. Dr George W Heard of Hereford Texas opposed fluoridation claiming it causes pyorrhea and tooth loss more than any other cause.
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Pasadena
Royal Lee
Lee Foundation For Nutritional Research
Milwaukee
George W. Heard
Hereford
Texas
Walter W. Strong
Garford St
Our Membership in U. N. Criticized
Letter from R J Smith of Anaheim argues against joining the United Nations. He says resignation should be immediate without penalties, warns majority rule is incompatible with the UN, and questions the nation’s membership and potential stalemate. He cites 100 percent agreement as necessary and favors leaving the organization.
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Congress
U. N
Shoreline Subsidence Sparks Budget Warning on Projects
The Shoreline subsidence progresses from the harbor district to Alamitos Bay as over half a million dollars funds a sand bank to guard West Seaside Blvd. and harbor areas. Critics warn against spending millions on an auditorium annex and yacht harbor amid high risk, noting no private individual would back such ventures with their money.
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Harbor
Alamitos Bay
West Seaside Blvd
Rhee's disruptive stance tests UN machinery in Korea
South Korea's President Syngman Rhee, 78, famed for democracy and dictatorship, rejects UN peace efforts without adequate Korean representation. He has a history of martial law, clashes with the assembly, and threats to pull troops, signaling renewed confrontation with the UN and internal rivals.
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South Korea
Syngman Rhee
United Nations
Rhee
Korea
North Korea
Korean Assembly
Mur
Just Folks By E A Guest The New House
The poem describes a newly built house finished today and set to be shown to all ages. It hints at ownership and future stories hidden in measured rooms, while stressing that true happiness comes from care and lasting love from those who buy.
Long Beach Through Decades of Change and Remembrance
A retrospective notes Calship setting a record by launching six Liberty freighters in seven days. H A Strong becomes Ministerial Union president. Local firms discuss 48 hour work weeks. A 20 killer whale school was seen near Point Vicente. Lawn Bowling Club tops San Diego teams. Councilman Downs drives a fight over a bathing ordinance. City offices close May 30 for Memorial Day tribute to war dead.
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Calship
H. A. Strong
Point Vicente
Long Beach
Downs
Dry Cleaning Originated in France and Other Q A Topics
Reader questions span dry cleaning origins in France to H bomb power, ostrich eggs as food, Queen of Sheba capital, sea level rise since 1895, and the founding of the American Federation of Labor in 1886 led by Gompers and Strasser.
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American Federation of Labor
D.E. A
Samuel Gompers
Adolph Strasser
I Offer You My Everlasting Love and Salary
A poem of devotion in which the speaker offers an everlasting love and a plain wedding ring as true security. He imagines grand showcases of wealth but concludes real security lies in enduring affection and a modest salary.
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