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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1951
Page
16
Editorial argues Armistice Day reveals American longing for peace and the need to unite free nations. It notes the Russian leadership’s laughter at world armament and stresses moral, spiritual effort to win hearts and minds, build a solid front, and pursue a future world armistice.
Senator Nixon argues that newspaper investigations spur government probes while executive agencies often issue denials without substantiation. He suggests officials could use better contacts to verify tips and gather proof, noting obstacles like inaccessible records and damaged paper trails. The piece examines media versus official scrutiny.
A Long Beach sailor John Lisenby sought a father figure to obtain a marriage license for Rhoda Olson. Lawyer Blaine Simons acted as guardian with judge George Francis approving. The case ends with a wedding, illustrating how a writ plus romance can prevail.
Eisenhowers impact on U S politics is rising beyond a possible candidacy. His aim to shape military and diplomatic policy could steer the 1952 election even if he does not run. He seeks a defense-driven Europe policy and may affect Taft Truman dynamics and party platform choices.
A compact compilation of biblical adages urging belief and obedience. It blends verses from Deuteronomy Job and other authors to emphasize preparation for eternity, steadfast sorrow, and closeness to God amid tribulation.
Sacramento reports Gov Earl Warren, despite a third-term win, faces a harsh smear campaign by the Partisan Republicans of California. The group accuses Warren of New Deal alignment and links him to oil interests and international bankers. Warren’s foes seek to deny him GOP delegates at Chicago.
A retired cost accountant and tax expert turns lunch club networking into a micro business helping young entrepreneurs. He charges monthly fees or on call tips from firms needing cost accounting guidance, finding clients via club lists and city licenses. Government and chamber groups encourage seniors to start small ventures, highlighting independent, talent matching opportunities.
Just Folks by E. A. Guest contemplates winter desolation and the coming spring while noting a fact about Kansas containing a sixth of the world s known stony meteorites. The piece ends with a quip about Kansas and the universe and a mention of Bill White.
Ten years ago Long Beach saw an Armistice Day parade with about 50 000 spectators. The Arnold Taxicab Company faced a permit denial to operate on a zone basis. Ten and twenty years ago plans emerged for Municipal Auditorium grounds as a park and recreation area. Community Chest workers began a drive for a 223 671 goal. Thirty years ago East Long Beach planned a union passenger and freight station. The battleship USS Tennessee left for winter repairs.
A fragmented column by H. Wade references a Texas heiress, an Egyptian fencing master, and a political joke about a "soft touche." It notes British austerity, Winnie Churchill, and a seasonally challenged pants factory as part of an eastern trade advisory mood.
In a letter to the Press Telegram editor Merlen Alderman argues the harbor’s growth will drive regional prosperity and warns against using harbor oil funds to relieve taxes or fund ventures voters cannot support. He urges hiring a competent forecaster to project long term needs and cautions against political manipulation. A reader signs at 1833 E Eighth St.
Smoky Days tradition collides with a strict smoke prevention ordinance in Salt Lake City. Officers counted 920 leaf fires last Saturday as residents resist city efforts to haul away leaves. Officials warn offenders form a peculiar class of celebrants while many residents seek a seasonal exception to keep autumn bonfires.
Poem extols christening as a sacred dedication that removes original sin grants a child a Christian name and links them to angels. It frames baptism as a path to God and faithful service on earth, celebrating the ritual as beautiful and encouraging.
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