Stevenson’s pinch hitting on communism crisis
Editorial argues Adlai Stevenson offers the best Democratic stance after the Harry Dexter White episode. He urges disclosure of past mistakes and rooting out spies with dignity and objectivity, steering away from partisan strife and the fanfare of Trumanism and McCarthyism.
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Adlai Stevenson
Harry Dexter White
Stevenson
Atlanta
United States
Ger
Brownell
Truman
Harry Truman
Russian official uses New York house for display
The Soviet government spent 150000 dollars to buy a 20 room town house on New Yorks 68th Street once owned by American capitalists. The aim is to present Andrei Vishinsky in the style of a prosperous capitalist. The report questions the propriety of such lifestyle optics.
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New York
68Th St
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Chiang Kai-Shek
Tito
Egypt
Poland
Brazil
Argentina
America
Lester 'S. Marshall
Oak Ave
Lynwood
Calif
Memo to the Street Department on curbside ruts
A memo notes dangerous curbside ruts on Sixth Street caused by asphalt sinking under parked cars. Drivers struggle to start or move after stopping, risking stranded vehicles and harming visitors. Call to fix the hazard before disaster strikes.
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Sixth Street
Mirage at Bermuda Conference Darkens Western Hopes
Marquis Childs writes that the Bermuda conference has faded from a bright hope to a mirage as East German unrest and Soviet rigidity dim the chance of a big four meeting. France Britain and the United States drift on key issues, including European defense, Indochina, Korea, and China trade, risking a weakened western alliance without clear progress.
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Washington
Bermuda
Winston Churchill
Sis
Russa
Churchill
Kent Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
West
Dulles
Berra
Sir Winston
Russia
France
Joseph Lanier
Press
East Germany
Moscow
Germany
Britain
United States
Europe
Charles E. Wilson
Korea
United Nations
America
Synemar Rhee
China
London
Senator Vaughan Reflects on Pride and Drive-In Critics
Bill Vaughan notes pride in small things as a senator jokes about drive-in cinema. He quips on college sports and the season, while teachers face extra duties without pay as irate parents complain about penmanship lessons.
U S Lacks Right to Probe Gouzenko but Info Exchange Possible
The article discusses the U S ability to obtain information on Soviet spies through allied channels, citing the Gouzenko case and past exchanges with Britain over Klaus Fuchs. It emphasizes executive session testimony, the FBI’s handling of sources, and preserving Canada U S cooperation while Parliament maintains its independent investigative role.
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Washington
Igor Gouzenko
Ottawa
Senate
Canada
United States
Klaus Fuchs
Britain
Federal Bureau of Instigation
Fuchs
FBI
Department of Justice
Ronsenbergs
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Harry Doxter White
Inernational Monetary Fund
Internal Security Subcommittee
Congress
Exiled Peruvian Leader Haya de la Torre in Colombia
Victor Raul Haya de la Torre, exiled in Peru's own country, has lived behind the Colombian embassy walls for six years under asylum. The Inter-American Peace Commission in Washington has taken up the case to help resolve a dispute that tests asylum rights and regional stability, with Peru's stance still unclear.
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Lime
Peru
Victor Raul Haya de la Torre
Colombia
Haya
Inter-American Peace Commission
Washington
Organization of American States
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Cuba
Mexico
Just Folks Thanksgiving Carving Poem by E A Guest
A humorous verse titled Just Folks by E A Guest Flea of the Carver urges readers to provide a sharp knife for Thanksgiving carving. The speaker promises skill with the turkey once suitable tools are available, noting the need to avoid a dull blade and a long stuffing spoon.
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Grace
Long Beach Chronicle Snapshots From Past Eras
Ten years ago four Russian naval officers studied English in Long Beach while Dale Theater promoted Yankee Doodle Dandy with James Cagney. Twenty years ago MRA automobile codes were taught to local dealers at Virginia Country Club. Thirty years ago Riverside eyed a municipal market like Long Beach. California Scholarship Federation planned Poly High Beest banquet. Newsletter hints at a new seasonal release in a playful lyric note.
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Dale Theater
James Cagney
Virginia Country Club
Bremerton
Lexington
Long Beach
Riverside
California Scholarship Federation
Poly High
Public Forum Letters Open for Community Comment
The paper invites letters from readers, each signed with a real name and address, limited to 259 words. Editors may edit for clarity and space while preserving bona fide signatures and origins.
Farm Sale Ad Promises Slaves and Goods in 1842 Kentucky
An authentic 1842 farm sale advertisement lists personal property to be sold March 1 including two enslaved men and four enslaved women among livestock tools and wares. The owner Charles Cordray of Kentucky offers cash or notes at 4 percent with Bob McConnell security, near Ver choices.
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Oregon Territory
Buck
Ben
Tom Orderry
Jerry Wilson
Ben Miller
Mulatto Wenenes
Bob McConnell
Vercailles
Kentucky
McCoons Ferry Pike
Charles Cordray
Prospect Ave
Questions FOR Yalta Agreement
In a public forum letter a reader defends FDRs Yalta stance, arguing he made a deal with Stalin that ceded Manchuria and lands north of Korea's 38th parallel to aid Japan's defeat. The letter questions who had the right to transfer territory and whether such actions were lawful or warranted.
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Fdr
Yalta
Stalin
Manchuria
38Th Parallel
Korea
Japan
Karla by Metcalfe A memory poem of enduring love
A lyrical piece by METCALFE recalls lifelong devotion from meeting and kissing to years together. The speaker cherishes shared moments and smiling eyes, promising mutual belonging beyond any weather or memory. The poem emphasizes timeless affection and reciprocal devotion.
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Ming
Largest Michigan prison tops 1952 counts in state
Q and A item explains Jackson prison held 6272 male inmates in 1952, making it the largest state prison. San Quentin and Ohio Penitentiary followed. Other questions cover a Java upus tree’s venom, ending sentences with prepositions, and a community antenna TV system.
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Jackson
San Quentin
Calif
Ohio Penitentiary
Publication credits and staff of the press
The document lists press staff including Publisher Harald M. Hines Assistant to Publisher Samuel C. Gameron General Manager H. Fourmester Cartor Malcolm Epley Nutive Editor Watlonat Representatives Fidder Johna Ive Advertising Representatives Metropolitan Group Ire.
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H. Fourmester
Cartor Malcolm Epley
Watlonat Representats
Fidder-Johna, Ive
Come Advertising Representativn
Metropolitan Group
Ire
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