Editorial Aviation Noise Problem in Long Beach
Aviation noise sparks nationwide debate as lawsuits and bond rejections stall airports. Industry leaders push stopgap steps like Douglas Aircrafts preferential traffic lanes and higher climbouts, while acousticians seek long term jet engine noise reductions. The piece remains hopeful that scientists will develop quieter aviation engines despite the time required.
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Long Beach
Aviation Age
AWA
Douglas Aircraft
Eliot Tozer
Good Bus Service Is Real Issue Here in Long Beach
A reader from the Long Beach VA hospital urges better public transportation, citing delays and long waits for downtown buses. The letter argues that improving service, not fare hikes, will win public support, despite regulatory changes and reinstated schedules.
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Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
Long Beach
Mary M. Scheicker
Cold War outlook: Kremlin to maintain status quo
Joseph Alsop reports that secretaries and advisers believe the Soviet Union will not settle Korea or Europe soon. Malenkov appears secure, internal problems persist, and the Kremlin likely keeps the West at arm's length while avoiding major new crises. Churchill shares similar cautious conclusions.
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Washington
Sss
John Foster Dillies
Lisenhower
Ion Brilliant
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
Dulles
Kremlin
Korea
Stalin
Malenkov
Bera
Alascow
Kretwin
Matenikov
Falice
Boria
Germany
Liseenhower
Winston Clurchill
Russian fashion jokes and media chatter observed in Moscow
A Moscow newspaper notes Russian men disapprove of new women’s heats designs and comments on shared ground with the boys. It questions witty repartee quality and laments pop culture trends from fairy stories to TV crime programs diminishing musical connections.
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Moscow
White and Hiss Infiltration Debate Reaches White House
Washington confronts a pivotal question as Attorney General Brownell cites to the Senate the nomination of late Harry Dexter White for a high government post despite credible evidence he was a Russian spy. The FBI memoranda from 1945 and 1946 are discussed, along with White's resignation and the absence of formal loyalty action.
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Washington
Truman
Brownell
Senate
Harry Dexter White
White
FBI
Hiss
America
Treaty
U. S
International Monetary Fund
Senate Banking and Curency
Terman
the Treasury
The
Monetary Fund
Harry White
Senate Federal Security Committee
Senate Committee
George Marshall
Moscow
Genera Brownell
Senate Internal Security
PBL
Richard Mise
California
House un-American
Tivities Committee
House
Uruman
JBL
Alger Hiss
Congressional
Brownells
Security Committee
United States
Congress
Public Forum on Lincoln Sparks Letters and Debate
Readers react to a Dolores Hitchens critique of Abraham Lincoln prompting a flood of letters on the Lincoln Southern issue. Excerpts reveal debates about Lee, Southern birth, and the Bricker Amendment, with a closing DAR note urging broader topics and noting June 14, 1952 treaty ratifications.
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Dolores Hitchens
Abraham Lincoln
Miss Hitchens
Robert E. Lee
C. E. Lang
Oaks Ave
Compton
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
Elsie E. Niemie
Silva St
Janet Stevens
Treasery
B. V. Johnston
San Antonio
South
Robert Lee Beauregard
Jergins
J. Smith
Thornton Ave
Anaheim
Lincoln
S. W. Moore
Bricker Amendment Debate in The Revolution Magazine
The August Revolution issue argues that Article VI makes treaties the supreme law but that the Bricker Amendment would limit validity of any treaty or executive agreement conflicting with the Constitution. It notes that negotiation remains possible and questions Senate scrutiny, highlighting that treaties can pass with only two thirds of Senators present and voting.
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Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine
Bricker
Department of State
Not Enough Roads From Federal Gas Tax
Reno Gazette reports a two cent federal gas tax yields 900 million dollars yearly, but Washington bureaucrats divert much to other expenses leaving only 575 million for states. Albuquerque delegates urge ending the diversion and allowing states to tax themselves to fund more highways without losing federal aid. The federal role remains for highways on public lands under Oddie Colton, aiding western states with large federal ownership.
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Reno Gazette
Washington
Albuquerque
Toastmaster’s Uneaten Pie Marks Dinner Scene
A humorous sketch describes the toastmaster at a dinner juggling guest names notes and jokes. He bypasses the food choosing a few good gags while others arrive ticketed and the pie is carried away as he rises to welcome guests.
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Sone
Moon and Sixpence at Tracy Theater in Long Beach
Ten years ago in Long Beach the film version of Moon and Sixpence played at the Tracy Theater. City attorney advised the civil service board it could reinstate civil service rights for municipal employees who join the merchant marine.
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W. Somerset Maugharm
Tracy Theater
Civil Service Board
How Often I Think Of You In Quiet Times
A poet speaks of constant longing and enduring love across distances. The speaker describes breathing, lifeblood, and daily thoughts of a loved one, noting no intermission or pause while skies and nights pass, and confessing a constant, unwavering affection.
National Emergency Needed to Fight Hidden Killers
Edward Landon urges the President to declare a national emergency and seek about 10 billion dollars to mobilize scientists and establish vast research centers to combat killers like heart disease and cancer, arguing these unseen threats merit nation‑scale mobilization beyond small fund drives.
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Cancer Fund
United States
Edward Landon
Pester
Bellflower
Questions and Answers on Texas Flood and Other Facts
A reader query column from Long Leach Press Telegram Information Bureau answers questions on the greatest U.S. disaster Galveston flood of 1900 the double ring ceremony origins shoe polishing benefits and the spread of transit radio in cities. The Galveston hurricane flood disaster is cited with 6000 lives lost.
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Long Leach Press-Telegram
Information Bureau
Washington
D.C
United States
Galveston
Texas
Scandinavia
Ridder-Jobs Inc Leadership and Advertising Reach
Press credits list key Ridder-Jobs Inc executives including publisher Harold M. Hines general manager H F Burmester editor Epley executive editor Nat ual Representative Ridder-Jobs Inc advertising representative Retropoliten Group Inc.
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Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
H. F. Burmester
Coin Epley
Ridder-Jobs, Inc
Retropoliten Group, Inc
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