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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1949

Page

8

Editorial: Unsound McLain Plan Provisions

The Press Telegram weighs a scholarly critique of the McLain pension plan from Crouch and McHenry, examining increased benefits, residency and asset rules, and an elective Social Welfare Director. It argues the constitutional embedding of pension levels and office name risks finances and governance, endorsing Proposition 2 to repeal the amendment while preserving aid to the aged and blind with flexibility for future adjustments.

McLain California Winston W. Crouch Dean E. McHenry U. of C. Press Department of Social Welfare Press-Telegram

Subversive Clippings Gauge Communist Drive in California

A San Francisco Daily People's World fund drive is described as aiming for 170000 dollars with clippings from Petaluma and Fresno figures cited. Los Angeles reports note 13000 dollars raised by the western division as supporters pass the hat, while Hoover and Dulles are referenced in commentary about Communist activity and foreign policy commentary.

J. Edgar Hoover California Daily People's World San Francisco Petaluma Fresno Los Angeles Communist Party Mr. Hoover

Trustees Refuse Endowment to Preserve Charter in Mississippi

The Natchez Jefferson Military College declined a $50 million endowment to alter its charter, praising resistance to racial and religious intolerance. The piece lauds the trustees for prioritizing American values over wealth, noting historic influence from Theodore Bilbo. It also references government work on liquid coal and a three speed phonograph, with a political glance at the Eightyfirst Congress.

Little Jefferson Military College Natchez Miss

Editors Split Over Denfeld Removal From Navy Chief Post

Editors from multiple papers express divided views on President Truman removing Admiral Denfeld as chief of naval operations. Debates cite civilian authority, loyalty to decisions, and the unification act, with some praising civilian control and others condemning the abrupt action and its repercussions.

Adm Denfeld Naval Operations Soint Chiefs of Staff Congress Atlanta Journal Truman Navy Joint Chiefs of Staff Naval San Francisco Calif InduRep House Armed Services Committee Executive Branch Legislative Branch Raleigh N. C News and Observer Dem Cincinnati Ohio Times-Star Armed Services Tates Tily Vinson John Son Navy-Air Force Tavton Daily News Amel Sians Columbus Chio Military Department Secretary of Defense Department of Defense

Squeeze on Satellites Signals Moscow War Economy Move

Friedrich Germany dispatches contend Moscow controls Soviet satellites Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Romania and Bulgaria cutting Western contacts and pressuring economies. The writer cites visa denials and restricted diplomacy while warning that Czechoslovakia’s example aims to prove a highly industrial state can become Communist. He urges Washington to reassess trade with Czechoslovakia and halt essential exports to prevent a central war economy.

Moscow Cominform Czechoslovakia Rumania Hungary Washington Western Europe America United Feature Syndicata Tne

The Multiple Self by E A Guest and a Golf Exclusion

JUST FOLKS reflects on how past influences shape the self as the speaker recalls elders and friends who guided or misled. The poem contemplates the inseparable blend of rivals and mentors in forming character and fate, while a stray line hints at a South African money player barred from American golf meets for failing to attend events.

Ocke Press-Telegram Mexico U.S. A J. H. Woodard

Ten Years Ago and More In Long Beach

Ten years ago yesterday November 5 1938 Long Beach Lodge XO 838 will honor Raymond C Crowell district deputy grand exalted ruler of the California South Central District of Pasadena tomorrow night A combined lay school and adult education observance of American Education Week will be held Wednesday at George Washington Junior High School Thirty years ago West Aday the Municipal Market fishing boat brought in a record albacore catch likely the last big haul of the season Transporting a featherbed from 1 to Surf Beach to Sgt Clyde Allen is the latest triumph of the parcel Jost service.

Long Beach Lodge B. P Ellis California South Central District Raymond C. Crowell Pasadena George Washington Junior High School WEST_ADAY Surf Beach Clyde Allen Police Department

Long Beach Press Editorial Page Standard Info 1949

Leona Beach Press Long Beach California issues November 6 1949 list officers F Pise president Neva Prusil Paddock vice president B S Conklin secretary treasurer and publishing details. Subscription rates shown weekly monthly yearly with daily and Sunday editions and mail handling under post office act. Ad distribution notes and circulation bureau affiliation mentioned.

Leona Beach Press -Gelaram Eec . F Raemes Woueary Colet Advertising Representatives Audit Bureau of SR Saver Aps Lone Saarn Aay Dawe Dispatch Enecial

Readers Letters On Forum Current Affairs Topics

Public invites letters on general interest topics with a 250 card limit. Several contributions critique home life, rent decontrol, Community Chest drives, border labor, and calls for a woman president. Letters cite pressing civic issues, political stances, and personal viewpoints from named contributors in Long Beach area.

Presa Telegram

Beggar's Prayer Portraits by Metcalfe

A pleading poem from a beggar laments constant need for meals and fear of hunger while denouncing frauds on the street. The speaker pleads to God for daily sustenance and dignity, acknowledging both genuine need and deceptive requests.

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Editorial Pierre Dulles Senate District of Columbia Editors’ Round Table Marquis Childs Frankfurt Germany Prague Poland Bulgaria Warsaw E. A. Guest Yesterno Herbert L. ‘Clarke Long Beach Sousa J. E. Rockhold Michener Martha Lee Lands Council L. BR Sara Jane Addington Laura Brown Hal Boyle Jean Henry Allen Knoxville Margaret S. Jones E. Hill Filitor Press Russell J. Huff Ria Carmelitos Tse Beggar's Prayer Metcalfe Times George Clark Mak
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