Did Tito Bow to the Soviets in Poland and Hungary
Editorial questions Tito's silence during the Poland and Hungary crises. It suggests Tito may align with Moscow despite appearing friendly to Poles and Hungarians seeking independence. The piece notes Tito's UN stance and ponders his future moves under Kremlin pressure.
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Marsal Tito
Poland
Hungary
United Nations Assembly
U. N
Joza Brilej
Tito
Moscow
Kremlin
Stalin
Yalta
Congress
Oles
Eisenhower
Iwit
Government aid urged after Long Beach girl's coma case
A Long Beach father, a salesman, has spent over 19000 on medical care for his 15 year old daughter in a coma after an operation. She requires 24 hour care, tube feeding every four hours, and bed checks every two hours. With funds exhausted, the family faces hospital discharge. The piece argues for governmental assistance to relieve such humanitarian emergencies rather than relying on private donations.
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United States
Long Beach
Schools for a Strong America Observance Encouraged
Residents of Long Roach Unified School District are urged to visit classrooms as part of the 46th annual American Education Week. Superintendent Douglas Newcomb leads an open district ethos inviting parents to see how youth are prepared for citizenship in a democracy, highlighting public cooperation and strong administration.
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Long Roach Unified School
America
Douglas Newcomb
Johnny
War scare last week opened eyes on Western security
The piece analyzes a global war scare and its impact on NATO and Western resolve. It notes Soviet troop movements in Eastern Europe and mounting tensions around the Suez area, urging renewed Western unity and the revitalization of NATO to safeguard the free world. It frames the Warsaw Pact as diminished and stresses the need for allied cohesion.
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Russia
Great Briain
France
Europe
Tates
Britain
Ivasion
Suez Qanal
Arma
Tisean
United Nations
Poland
yTia
Hungary
NATO
United States
Free World
Foreign Aid Policy Poses Major Problem for Eisenhower
President Eisenhower faces a major foreign aid challenge in 1937 as Congress debates funds and policy. The Senate debates cutting aid and probes committees investigate aid items while U S policy shifts amid revolts in Europe and the Middle East. Alexander Smith reports mounting political pressure and diverging views on supporting satellites and allies.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Williams
Urumen
Eisenbaweer
Congress
Esenhower
Senate
Menshs
Middle East
Egypt
Botie Truman
Fisenhower
Yugosla
Sen
Knowland
Truman
Senator Soaper Predicts a Grim Winter Outlook
The Old Father Abna nac forecasts a terrible winter, praising bold prediction and implying public gratitude for accuracy. A playful aside notes future family albums tracking small milestones amid global tensions.
Plague of Tickets as Cars Park Like They Move Fast
A garbled press item mentions traffic tickets, cars that look like they speed, and references to executives and ad agencies. It weaves in names and offices across multiple cities along with later lines about agriculture, pumpkins, and a political crisis, all in a mixed, fragmentary fashion.
Just Folks Poem Exhorts Resilience In Admonition
Poem by E. A. Guest urges readers in hardship to persevere rather than quit noting a child’s call to play as a cue to carry on. The verse presents a domestic and moral appeal to endure through troubles and not abandon efforts for family.
Long Beach election bend issue and flood notes
Long Beach report notes an issue carried by 1 807 votes over the five thirds majority in the official canvass. Clouds produced 7.20 inches of rain with over an inch in a 20 minute downpour flooding Pine Ave areas. Water covered curbs into store doorways as streets flooded and businesses were affected.
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Memorial Stadium Bend
Pine Ave
Public Forum Letters for Publication Guidelines
Public forum letters must not exceed 250 words and require bona fide signatures and addresses. Letters may be edited for taste or space efficiency to fit in the newspaper.
Ike Remained in Character and Public Trust
A dated telegram praises President Eisenhower for steady leadership and integrity during the election. The writer contrasts Ike with Stevenson and Kefauver, urging continued support for his four-year term and noting local propositions’ success in Los Angeles County. Arthur J. Will, Chief Administrative Officer, endorses the voter turnout and county measures.
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Ike
Stevenson
Kefauver
Eisenhower
County of
Los Angeles
Arthur J. Will
Board of Supervisors
GOP Has Nothing to Crow About
The writer argues Republicans lack accomplishments, notes Democrats helped elect the President, and claims Democrats will control the government as Taylor and Nixon comparisons surface. Mention of Mrs. B. Hardin in Roswell appears as a closing remark.
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Gop
Faudasors
House
Senate
Zachary Taylor
Dick Nixon
Eisenhower
B. Hardin
Roswell
Solid Gold Cedillac screening sparks a viewer letter
Carl Goodman Jr laments a recent screening that attacked Secretary Wilson and General Motors, calling it propaganda. He questions whether the film is pre election slur or socialist critique, urges investigations into Hollywood and Broadway, and asks how to help expose alleged influence.
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Wilson
Ger
Ceal Motors
Washington
Hollywood
Broadway
Krosy
Carl Goodman
Ballot Propositions Endorsement Noted by Press Telegram
A reader thanks the PRESS-TELEGRAM for newspaper support of all Courts' Propositions. The note credits the paper's coverage for informing voters and aiding in the ballot decision. The message expresses appreciation for continued objective reporting on the issues.
No Victory for Eisenhower in a Broadside Letter
Mervin BD Ranagan of 343 W Broadway argues that success in politics requires tangible benefits for the common man and questions the value of continued office for Eisenhower and Dick. He condemns hypocrisy and urges service to God and neighbor over eloquent rhetoric.
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Tke
God
Mervin
Ranagan
W. Broadway
Deepest mine location in India and cat tail signals
The column states the world's deepest mine is the Qoregum section of the Champion Reef gold mine in the Kolar Gold Field Mysore State reaching 9876 feet. It adds a reader question about cats waving tails, with the answer that cats vary but a twitching tail can signal annoyance or trouble.
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Champion Reef
Kolar
Mysore
India
Unity of citizens to strengthen civic service at all levels
A call to national unity and local civic effort to support the country, emphasizing that hometown action, shared sacrifice, and community service bind democracy. It urges people to join in public spirit, work across weather and town size, and promote every civic enterprise with heart and soul.
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