Stalin's Peace Campaign Seen As Wolf In Sheep's Clothing
Editorial argues Stalin uses propaganda to present the USSR as a champion of peace while backing aggression and declining verified arms control. It notes Soviet propaganda slogans, the refusal of inspections by Atlantic powers, and contrasts Nobel Peace Prize facts with the Kremlin narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Kremlin
Ussr Information Bulletin
Washington
The
Red Propagandists
America
Russia
Middle East
Turkey
International
Movement For Peace
Sunshine and Breezes Drive Southern California Tourism
The All-Year Club reports 3,068,612 visitors to Southern California in the year ending Aug 31, 1951, up 14.8 percent. Visitor spending reached $473,957,365, up 11.7 percent, with hotel rentals, recreation, and services totaling major shares. Tourists paid $20,380,167 in taxes and boosted local jobs and new businesses, embedding sunshine driven growth in the Southland economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
All-Year Club
Southland
Southern
Independent judiciary urged by American Bar Association
John W. Davis introduced a resolution praised by the ABA calling for a 1952 party platform plank to ensure only the best qualified persons are chosen for bench positions and that the President and Senate seek the judiciary committee's report before nominations and confirmations. The proposal, while politically sensitive, is framed as essential to speedy, impartial justice and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Davis
Assembly of the American Bar Association
Senate
Bar Association
Judiciary Committee
American Bar Association
Military Outlook in Germany Brighter in 1950s tone
In Heidelberg Germany differences from last year show U S and Allied forces in Western Europe now anticipate reinforcements before a Russian attack. American and French units redeployed, air support weak but improving, and field training intensified under joint commands with French units performing strongly in Rhine crossings.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Thomas T. *Handy
U. S. Army European ‘Command
U. S
Europe
North Atlantic
Hisenhower
U. S. Ordnance
Tandy
Korea
United States
Rhine
John E. Dahlquist
V Corps
Manton S. Eddy
Seventh Army
Dahlquist
Handy
Thoughts on bridling the tongue before the wicked
A reflection citing scripture Paulling 39:1 urges restraint of speech and warns that taming the tongue is not a minor concern. It emphasizes mindful self-control in words, especially in the presence of wrongdoing.
U N Silent on the Moral Issue of Aggression Abroad
The United Nations Assembly debates continue over negotiations with the Soviet Union while failing to name Moscow as aggressor. Critics say the UN lacks courage and moral force, as Russia arms Chinese and North Korean forces and undermines smaller nations since 1945. Western powers press for armament controls, yet confidence in the Kremlin remains low.
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Washington
United Nations Assembly
Haseen
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Asia
Middle East
Europe
United Nations
United States
U.N
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pacific Organization
Korea
U. N
Ridgway
Russia
Hus
CU. N
Soviet
Britain
France
Kremlin
Differences between Churchill and Attlee say Sen Soaper
Senator Soaper derides Churchill and Attlee arguing many differences with humor. He mocks wartime costs since 1945 and treads satire on political roles. He jokes about a general president, IRS inspections, and civic fears like gas shortages aboard a grand airliner.
Wooing Southern Votes in a Patriotism Drive
A Tucson report outlines Republican efforts to win southern and southwestern states, leveraging anti-Communist rhetoric under the banner of 100 percent Americanism. Speakers, often sponsored by groups, target cities and towns in Texas to win the 23 electoral votes, urging isolationist tones and portraying Washington as Communist-influenced.
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Tucson
Ariz
Southwest
Texas
The Golfer Bowler Verses on Winter Switch
A humorous poem by E. A. Guest contrasts golf and bowling as winter exercise. The speaker mocks bowling fixes and attire while defending golf’s discouragements. A separate quip notes Dora puzzled by a recess appointment rumor about selecting a pupil to clean erasers.
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Dora
Long Beach Prepares Aviation Shop as Guard Rallies
Ten years ago a $50,000 aviation and machine shop was installed at Dewey Vocational High School to train workers for shipyards and aircraft. Long Beach State Guard units planned a guest entertainment at Camp John C. French, north of San Antonio Drive. An east west traffic change affected Pacific Avenue near the City Hall block. Twenty years ago Long Beach’s population reached 153,850 per a new survey. Federal aid for a $33 million flood control project was secured. Thirty years ago the city council supported removing the ice plant at Third Street and Al amite Avenue.
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Dewey Vocational High School
Long Beach
State Guard
Camp
John C. French
San Antonio Dr
Long Beach Blvd
Pacific Ave
Third St
Alamites Ave
Harbor District
Editorial Page Snapshot from Press-Geleoram 1951
Editorial page from the Press-Geleoram dated Wednesday November 7 1951 presents opinion columns and commentary on current affairs. Readers see local leadership debates national policy critiques and editorials reflecting period voice and public sentiment.
Farley on Manners at College Dinner
Jim Farley spoke at a college dinner on Reaching the Hearts and Minds of Men, outlining good man ners good humor and good Themory as three pillars. He argued public life demands moral readership and rejects improper acts, urging faith in integrity to move nations and hearts around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Farley
Jim
Lestane
Baymers
God
Farley
Son Beener
Youthful car thief in Kern County confesses to easy pickings
A youth confined in Camp Owen explains Fresno owners left ignition keys in parked cars enabling thefts. He claims 40 cars were taken, 20 resulted in police investigations, while 20 were not reported or found near original spots. He criticizes owners for inviting crime and notes hogs’ muddy habits remove oil from their skin.
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Camp Owen
Kern County
Fresno
Wind From the South Poem About a Writer's Wind Call
A speaker describes a south wind haunting his study with a strange tone like a banshee’s wail. His wife calls for repairs as the wind becomes a constant call to write, shaping a ritual that dominates each day and night.
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Pauling
By David Lawrence
Sen. Soaper
By H. ¥. Wade
Churchill
Attlee
Winnie
Napoleon
RFC
Internal Revenue Bureau
Civilization
Congressman Sludgepump
Suez
Mars
Wooing Southern
Marquis Childs
E. A. Guest
D. R. McDonald
McDonald
National Republic
House un-American Activities Committee
We American People
Service Club
Supreme Court
Tidelands Oil
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
State Department
Army
Navy
Oki
GOP
Geleoram
EF. Prish
Neva Prise Paddock
Sconklin
Sixth Street
Pine Avenue
Long Beach 12
Calif
Nodvayt
Audit Bureau of Orientation
Califamnine
Associated Press
Manners
Frank Tripp
Sacramento Bee
George Clark
Bel Amot
Jimmy
Metcalfe
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