Red China at U N Council sparks furor over Formosa talks
Wu Hsui chan leads a nine member Red Chinese delegation into a Security Council session to discuss Formosa. The envoy argues for just treatment of the Formosan charge while ignoring Korea, provoking accusations that the visit mocks UN procedures and masks aggression by China.
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Wu Hsui-chan
New York
Wan
Formosa
Security Council
People’s Republic of China
United Nations Security Council
Taiwan
Pacific
Asia
Central People’s
People's Republic of China
United States
U. N
Korea
Russia
China
Formosa Strait
Red China
United Nations
Red Chinese
X ray survey combats tuberculosis in Long Beach drive
The County Chest X ray Survey Foundation offers free chest X rays in Long Beach from Tuesday to December 23 to screen residents over 15 for tuberculosis with a two minute procedure. Officials hope 200000 people participate to detect early cases and reduce county death and new infection rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen
County Chest
Long Beach
Los Angeles County
Warren's future in 1952 presidential talk noted
The piece discusses Governor Earl Warren as a probable Republican candidate in 1952 though Warren himself stays focused on California's governorship. Washington chatter suggests Warren could command top billing if Eisenhower is unavailable, fueled by his 1950 gubernatorial victory and broad Democratic support.
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Earl Warren
Sen
Sheridan Downey
Gov. Warren
California
Wood
Washington
Eisenhower
Warren
What’s Happening to Political Ethics in U.S. History
A discussion of political ethics prompted by a Franklin D. Roosevelt letter and a Dewey Hanley episode. The piece weighs the Federal Corrupt Practices Act and Hatch Act’s limits on federal officials and campaigns. It notes concerns about promises of jobs or reappointments as political rewards and echoes recent public suspicions of deals in local elections.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
Dewey
Joe Hanley
United States
Bowers
Bullitt
Cudahy
Treasury
Congress
Hanley
Franklin Roosevelt
Ziegfeld's Licorice Drops Joke Reveals Indecision
The article recalls Florenz Ziegfeld famed theater producer who joked about choosing colors by eating licorice drops to avoid deciding which color to pick. It notes his lifelong indecision over productions and artistic elements.
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Florenz Ziegfeld
Ziegfeld
Tulsa
Christmas Offensive in Korea Aims for End of War
General MacArthur leads a new UN offensive in Korea seen as a decisive push to end five months of fighting. The plan seeks victory, peace restoration, and a return home for troops, while diplomats in New York meet Red China to discuss Asian troubles and hope for a safer Christmas of 1950.
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Korea
Eral
Yalu
U. N
Red China
New York
Gen. MacArthur
Washington baffled by Chinese puzzle in Korea crisis
The piece describes U S concerns over Chinese behavior in Korea and the Lake Success talks with the Chinese delegation. It notes John Foster Dulles shaping Asian policy, the plan for a buffer zone along the Manchurian North Korea border, a UN policing commission, and continued UN forces in North Korea to maintain peace amid fears of a wider war.
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Washington
Peiping
United States
Korea
United Nations
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Lake Success
White House
Truman
Dean Acheson
Dulles
U. N
Asia
China
Sion
North Korea
Pentagon
Europe
Ameria
Just Folks by E. A. Guess on patient parenting and mischief
A reflective piece urges patience with a noisy child and recalls how parental love endures mischief. It compares a parent’s annoyance to fond memories of one’s own youth and notes enduring affection despite scolding and effort. The text ends with unrelated notices about the New York Times price and British exports.
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New York Times
Long Beach City Council approves Navy lease 520 feet
City leaders authorize a new lease for 520 feet of Daugherty Meld to the Naval Reserve unit with maintenance by the Navy. Building permits in Long Beach total 10 714 250 this year. Future reservoir talks between City Manager Lewis and Water Engineer Shaw are slated to begin soon. bonds for the project were voted in 1927. Merritt Chapman Scott of San Pedro to repair outer harbor bulkheads next week under a new contract.
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Naval Reserve
J. W. Charleville
Navy
Long Beach
C. c. Lewis
Water Department
C. H. Shaw
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Company of
San Pedro
Readers respond on flags and world peace forum
Mrs. George P. Taubman argues the United Nations flag should be displayed with but not above the U S flag. She defends world cooperation as essential to peace while upholding American patriotism and national laws.
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Long Beach
United States
United Nations
American Association For the United Nations
United States of America
Stalin Ammunition Editor Press-Telegram
A letter quotes METEK VOLK claiming U N involvement in Korea is a cover for United States aggression. The writer asserts Stalin would deny UN role and accuse Wall Street imperialism for 30,000 plus military deaths in Korea.
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Stalin
Press-Telegram
Dean Acheson
U. N
United Nations
United States
Korea
Wall Street
Mystery of Christ and human longing for truth
A compact reflection cites Jesus declaring truth in his own record and presents Napoleon on belief solving the mystery of Christ. The passage frames faith as answering humanity's needs or leaving the world as an unfathomable riddle.
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Christ
Napoleon
I Promise to Honor God and Serve My Neighbor
A reflective verse expresses daily resolve to honor God, keep promises, and help others. It speaks of sincerity, forgiveness, and making amends, hoping divine listening and mercy for earnest prayer.
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England
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London
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E. A
Dora
Britain
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FAGE
W. F. Prisk
Neva Prisk
Bureau of Circulation
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Jesus
John
Promise
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