Editorial urges Long Beach to hire continued special legal counsel
The editorial argues city officials must proceed with continued outside legal aid to resolve tidelands revenue disputes. It warns against neglecting the Mallon decision and urges an offensive, proactive policy, with the city attorney’s office cooperating with specialized counsel and swift planning for a fair state and city solution.
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Long Beach Tidelands
Long Beach
Tidelands
Lems
Weihfred Jacobson
Mallon
Bruce Allen
Tito Plays Hard to Get in East West Standoff
James Marlow argues Tito remains strictly middle in the Cold War tug of war. He notes Tito’s neutral stance benefits Yugoslavia, explains why both Russia and the West want him aligned, and highlights his self serving calculus in leveraging aid and concessions from both sides.
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Washington
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Russia
West
Moscow
Tie
Europe
Tito
Press Telegram Internal Editorial and Advertising Mentions
The note lists staff positions at the Press Telegram including Herman H Ridder publisher Harold Fires assistant publisher Baluel Cameron general manager M Burmester and Malcolm Epley with a Washington News Bureau and offices in New York and Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Saint Paul and San Francisco, referencing current files and advertising representatives.
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Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Fires
Washington News Bureau
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Johns, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit Minneap
St. Paul
Sutter St
Press-Telegram
Metropolitan Grup
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Senator Soaper Talks Big Four and Puzzling Topics
Bill Vaughan references a Big Four meeting raising questions about who holds influence in the Soviet Union. He jokes about television panelists and a mystery guest while noting a speech on concise government correspondence. A test pigeon outpaces a sports car in a race, prompting quips about public curiosity.
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Sted
Soviet Union
British election signals five years of Conservative stability
London reports a clear Conservative victory with a comfortable parliamentary majority and reduced Socialist margins. The result reflects a public preference for continuity, with polling within one percent of accuracy and analysis noting a shift toward conservatism and a high stay-at-home vote.
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London
England
Lawrence
Ameri+ca
Britain
Donald McLachlan
London Daily Telegraphs
America
Gallup
Socialist Labor Party
Jumping Frog Jubilee and Skulduggery at Angels Camp
Angel's Camp residents recall Mark Twain's tale of a fraudulent frog in the Jumping Frog Jubilee. Don Diego II missed the contest after a blackout caused by celebratory rockets. A stranger allegedly fed buckshot to the frog, ruining its leaps and sparking local suspicion.
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Angels
Angel
San Diego County
Mark Twain
San
Beware of members golf humor by E A Guest
The poem mocks self proclaimed golf instructors who give free advice on the course. It contrasts pros and self appointed teachers who judge players and carpenters of clubs. It notes that their tips often confuse players more than help and ends urging players to seek a real pro.
Youngest Profession at Community Playhouse in Long Beach
Ten years ago in Long Beach sixty women mail carriers worked for the Post Office while the Community Playhouse at 840 Lime Ave staged The Youngest Profession. Local notes include fishing yields, relief roll changes, boardwalk construction rush, and other regional items amid a Baltimore pennant mention.
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Community Playhouse
Lime Ave
Public forum praises Long Beach band and culture
Robert Restau of 408 East Ist 6b argues that community bands deserve support alongside the Long Beach Philharmonic Orchestra and Singers Workshop. He cites Army and academy bands using orchestral instruments and urges civic pride to strengthen the city’s cultural assets.
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Sanford M. Helm
Long Beach State College
Army Symphony Band
United States Military Academy
Pasadena
Long Beach
Change for Better in British U S Relations
Walter Lippmann argues postwar shifts have strengthened the Atlantic Alliance. Britain resumes its great power role, Canada becomes a partner, and U S policy gains independence from Congress. He envisions Europe moving toward a common market and currency with Britain at the lead, aided by Germany and the United States.
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Canada
Great Britain
Congress
Eden
France
Asia
Western Europe
Far East
Indo- China
Formosa
Atlantic Alliance
Eisenhower
Britain
Attlee
Gaitskell
Anthony Eden
Butler
Economic Organization of Europe
Labor Party
M. Jean Monnet
Europe
M. Monnet
Scandinavia
Switzerland
Germany
United States
eConyright
Tribus
Questions Answers 8 Million Americans Own Stocks
Best estimates indicate that about one million Americans own stocks. The question notes a 20 percent rise in recent years. The Missouri battleship, decommissioned at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard on February 26 1955, will be repurposed for Navy staff use at Bremerton.
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United States
Nld.r. A
Puget Sound (Wash.) Naval Shipyard
Navy
Bremerton Group
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Karta by METCALFE Karta by METCALFE
Poem reflecting on class barriers between employees and customers in shops. The speaker questions who wears the crown and notes doors marked Employees Only and the sense of exclusion even for affluent shoppers.
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Mr. Millionaire
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