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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1954
Page
10
A nostalgic portrait celebrates Winston Churchill on his 80th birthday, praising his boundless enthusiasm across polo politics literature oratory painting war and other passions. It lauds his relentless energy, risk taking, and vivid life philosophy as a template for leadership and personal fullness.
Senator McCarthy returns from Bethesda Hospital and urges the Senate to wrap up debate on the Watkins committee censure resolution. He admits past language errors, reiterates his aim to expose Communist infiltration, and his move is credited with tempering critics and narrowing the censure debate. The Senate plans to end the discussion Wednesday.
LONG BEACH outlines its Christmas Cheer Clearinghouse program run by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Community Welfare Council. It coordinates clothing food and toys for families in Long Beach Lakewood Signal Hill and Dominguez via agencies, with central processing to avoid duplication. Donations or supplies are accepted at the Armory at 7th Street and California Avenue. Adopting families is possible to personalize gifts and support the needy during Christmas.
Supreme Court expects years before ending public school segregation. Justices weigh how and when to proceed after May ruling. Brownell and Eisenhower favor gradual action with no firm deadline, while Southern states push for slow or halted progress. Georgia contemplates private like systems to maintain separation, sparking legal battles likely to stretch into next year and beyond.
Washington observer cites lawyer’s letter noting that both sides pursue McCarthy personally. The piece argues emotional judgment skews the issue, warns of potential procedural changes to Senate. It highlights questions on invitations, contempt, tax disclosures, and language standards among senators.
A letter discusses the Watkins report and uses strong language about McCarthy, comparing Senate proceedings to past Nuremberg principles. The writer argues censure is ineffective, urges DOJ action for any crime, and emphasizes Senate prestige over individual blame. References to a publishing network and editorial stance appear in the background.
Poem by E. A. Guest wonders if a flawless world would erase purpose urging future youth to have worth while tasks. It argues that challenges create meaning and duty, inspiring the next generation to strive.
A scan of past Long Beach notes recalls Alamitos Bay peninsula residents meeting over tide protection and a $500 business license fee for Signall Hill dance halls. It mentions water commission transfers, fleet officials condemning mixed beer parlors and halls, Naples home building plans, and a Pennsylvania farmer with a huge descendant count prompting a math puzzle.
Public forum letters must not exceed 250 words and require bona fide signatures and addresses. Letters may be edited for taste or space, and must include the writer’s name and address as verification. The policy allows limited editing to maintain readability and fairness.
AMVETS Auxiliary 13 thanks Long Beach residents for the White Clover sale proceeds. In December 1953 the drive raised 157.30 with 53.22 to Long Beach V A Hospital, 119.37 for welfare work including layettes and food for children, 22.00 to community charities, and 16.39 for Armed Forces YMCA coffee hours and dinners. Total 210.98, funded by other projects.
A letter to the Press Telegram criticizes opponents of Prop 4 and urges gratitude for old age assistance. The writer notes many receive modest payments, mentions $66.40 versus $80, and asks complainants to consider whether they could manage without the check in Hendertal country.
A business house beautifies its premises with unusual pleasure for visitors as it showcases exceptional Christmas decorations, drawing admiration from all who enter.
A reader asks how to raise earthworms. vibrational tapping and stick tapping methods are described to coax worms to the surface within 25 to 30 feet, using a board to enhance vibrations. The Babe Ruth and Rockies leagues are noted as popular options for youths aged 12 to 18.
A reflective poem on friendship centered on the circle of friends who keep in touch and speak with honesty. The speaker notes that true friendship rests in the faithful heart and distance from those who merely drift.
The Indian Government ends a hundred-year debate by announcing Mt Everest stands about 29028 feet high, with a margin of about ten feet due to snowfall. A three-year survey was conducted, cost unknown, to resolve the question once and for all.
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