Editorial: Dispensers of U S Foreign Aid Seek Substitute for Free Ride
The Mutual Security Agency urges a shift from aid to new policies to maintain stability across Atlantic nations. It proposes a currency reserve, trade coordination, and price stabilization boards while acknowledging donors face demoralizing effects. The piece notes Americans’ mounting impatience with perpetual gifts and warns morale may hinder future solvency efforts.
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U.S
Mutual Security Agency
MSA
Commerce Department
Current Business
Atlantic Reserve System
Atlantic Economic Board
Atlantic Commodity Board
United States
20th Amendment Proves Its Worth In Transition
The article notes swift steps by President Truman and President elect Eisenhower to ensure an orderly transition under the 20th Amendment. Ratified in 1933 to shorten the gap between election and inauguration, the amendment now prevents a standstill as the new administration takes office earlier, strengthening the nation and reflecting the voters’ legacy.
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Truman
Eisenhower
Congress
Herbert Hoover
White House
Gen
Lassie and the Westward Way of Hearts
The five year old collie Lassie hiked 3000 miles to California and now wishes to return east. The piece argues Lassie follows a historic pattern of migration to the west and homesickness after settling in a new region.
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Lassie
California
Mobile
Golden State
U S Marines mark 177 years since founding
The U S Marine Corps turns 177 this week, tracing to November 10, 1775, when Continental Congress created the force. It notes the corps age, its beach landing legacy, and a famed incident with President Harry S Truman reflecting its storied grit and service.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Continental Congress
Harry 8. Truman
Tax and fiscal riddles face new U S chief
Washington writes of a looming fiscal pose as the incoming president must balance a budget with a Truman era deficit and manage refinancings. Analysts debate whether to extend cheap money by refinancing at old rates or permit a rise, a move bankers favor to end the period.
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Washington
United States
White House
Truman
End of short-term financing looms in new government plan
An article discusses potential shifts in government borrowing under a new administration. It suggests moving more debt into long-term bonds, possibly raising interest rates and borrowing costs for both government and private sectors. Savings bonds may factor in as purchases rise, with tax and revenue provisions expiring in 1953 and 1954.
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Treasury
Editors Best Echo in Poll Debate on News Roles
Washington opinion piece argues public opinion polls should not infer results from data but present reasons behind noncommittal attitudes. Editors, especially local ones, are praised for better state and local insight than national polls, with examples from election coverage and media dynamics.
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America
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Eisenhower
Gov. Stevenson
Press Association
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
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Associated Press
Wilson
Stevenson
Public Forum on Open Area west of Long Beach
A public meeting will be held at Starr King School auditorium on Wednesday November 12 at 7 30 p m to discuss the open area west of Long Beach Blvd and south of Artesia Blvd Representatives of landowners and the city of Long Beach will present facts and discuss protective measures for residents The meeting is sponsored by the North Long Beach Community Council Signatures and addresses from attendees are requested and welcome K B Anger 250 E Bort St R L Sanford 6401 Gale Ave
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Prees -Telegram
Long Beach Blvd
Starr King School
North Long Beach
City of
Long Beach
K. B. Anger
E. Bort St
R. L. Sanford
Gale Ave
Crusade for Freedom rally chairs Nimitz in 1952 drive
A message from Henry Pord Jj national chairman invites support for the Crusade for Freedom fund drive opening Nov. 13. It touts Radio Free Europe and Radio Free Asia and reports growth from one transmitter to a 12-transmitter network. Felix Mesa of Davis-Monthan Air Force Base comments on Korea and McCarthy with strong opinions.
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Fleet Adm
Cheater W. Nimitz
Crusade For Freedom
America
Radio Free Europe
Radio Free Asia
Munich
Goung Yeoman
Stalin
Friends of Freedom
United States
Henry Pord Jj
Vishinsky aids Soviet propaganda in UN Korea debate
Phil Newsom notes Andrei Vishinsky used false premises and twisted truth in a UN speech to attack the U S on war prisoner repatriation. The piece cites Geneva convention limits and highlights 16 000 Chinese prisoners wanting death over return, plus North Korean prisoners’ reluctance. It suggests two aims: split the Allies and influence the Eisenhower transition.
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United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky
United States
U. S
Russia
Stalingrad
Red Cross
Red China
Vishinsky
U.S
Eisenhower
Just Folks by E A Guest Quatrains
Poem shows urging unity after campaign thought with verses on investment tips and service. It praises collective effort, generosity, and teaching the young over pleasing the old, highlighting oratory and molded lives.
Long Beach marks a decade of city leadership search and civic milestones
Ten years ago Long Beach sought a new city manager with notices sent to municipal associations. A large Selective Service Board No. 217 group headed to a Southern California training reception at the Victory Stand on Ocean Blvd. Twenty years ago six civic-minded citizens were invited to a kickoff luncheon for the Long Beach Community Chest. The city prosecutor urged federal action to stop water taxis from ferrying passengers to offshore gambling ships. Thirty years ago the Omar Hubburd Apartments at Broadway and Cedar Ave. neared completion as a 12 story high, prominent city building.
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Long Beach
Selective Service Board No
Southern California
Ocean Blvd
Omar Hubburd
Broadway
Cedar Ave
Pollster vs the Beachcomber: Eisenhower landslide foretold
Frank J. Evans of Bellflower compares predictions in the Beachcombing column with professional pollsters Gallup, Roper, and Crusster. He credits Eisenhower’s landslide to his reputation as a soldier and statesman, notes Truman era corruption and Korea as factors, and recalls Wyatt and Mitchell misattributing party.
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Lancstice
Press-Telegram
Bellflower
Gallup
Roper
Crusster
Gen. Eisenhower
Gen
Frank J. Evans
Retiondo Ave
Texas Climate Hopeful Note From July to November
A compact reflective piece praises Texas resilience and hospitality. It contrasts heat in July with cooler November hopes and expresses a sincere wish for the state to be real. The author ends with gratitude toward Texas and its people amid shifting policies and social ranks.
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