Editorial Your Right to Know During Newspaper Week
The piece defends press duty to inform and fight for access to tidelands revenue in Long Beach. It cites uncovering a private utility’s role, printing opposing defenses, and resisting aloofness to uphold public accountability and responsible journalism nationwide.
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Freedom of Information
Long Beach
Tidelands
America
The Gentleman Wants Room and Bath in Safari Film
Victor Mature, famed for tough hero roles, is said to be human in real life. Arriving in London for a film, he found no room or bath booked. He promptly flew to New York and wired ahead for hotel reservations including both. The note mentions the film Safari.
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Victor Mature
London
New York
Drive Against Secret Informants Aims to Undermine Judiciary
A national push to curb confidential informants to fight crime is framed as protecting rights but risks eroding grand jury processes and indictment procedures. FBI Director Hoover and AAG Tompkins warned before police leaders that limiting informants could blunt prosecution and court functions, challenging traditional due process. The piece discusses broader implications for law enforcement and the judiciary amid alleged Communist influence in legal strategy.
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Washington
America
Aittorney
Pam Aerts
Federal Bureau of Investigation
William F. Tompkins
FSI
J. Edgar Hoover
International Association of Chiefs of Police
FBI
Hoover
Out Our Way on the Communist Conspiracy Narrative
A conservative denunciation condemns Communist propaganda and altert witnesses. It accuses confidential informants of exposing conspiracies and attacks reformers as fictitious liberals while arguing true liberalism opposes communism and endorses internal security measures.
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United States
Communist Party
Like Polio Sufferers, Heart Victims May Benefit From Presidential Illness
Bruce Biossat notes that Roosevelt's polio fight spurred national fundraising and medical advances, suggesting Eisenhower’s heart illness could similarly galvanize public support and funding for heart disease research, urging timely action and donations ahead of October 14. LA PRENSA reports Lonardi seeking better U S relations while Peron era media clashes unfold as La Prensa faces a court suit.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Warm Springs Foundation
Mr. Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
America
Eisenhower
Derver
American Heart Association
LA Prensa
Lonardi
Juan Peron
Argentina
United States
Buenos Aires
Peron
Confederation of Labor Unions
Alberto Gainzz Paz
Who Is Important In This Life
A reflective poem contrasts famed leaders scientists doctors actors and millionaires with the everyday American lifer. It asserts every worker who lends a helping hand is equally vital to the nation’s welfare.
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USA
Public Forum Letters On Pension Fund And Tax Questions
Campbell challenges claims about city employees not contributing to the pension fund while arguing that pension costs rise with salaries. Curtis Clark and Alfred E. Brighton offer reflections on governance, taxation, and civic responsibility, urging practical action and thoughtful discourse.
Peace by example and patient negotiation era appeal
The piece argues for peaceful means over war to end Korea hostilities and free prisoners of war. It praises President Eisenhower and aides for promoting diplomacy, patience, and forbearance while warning against political power and an international police state. It asserts liberty as a universal quest and calls for restraint in combat.
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Blegram
Eisenhower
Korea
United States roles in three colonial disputes at the UN
The editorial argues the United States struggles with three colonial conflicts at the United Nations. It cites Algeria West New Guinea and Cyprus votes, noting abstention, tepid support, and mixed results. It labels U.S. leadership as inconsistent and questions the value of global anti-colonial sentiment versus strategic allies and bases.
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United Nations
Elelson United States
Cansume
U. N
France
U.N. Assembly
Ambassador Lodge
U.S
United States
West New Guinea
Netherlands
Indonesia
Cyprus
Soviet Union
Old Maid game and life's long game of keeps
Time passes from playful Old Maid tales to life’s serious turns. The poem recalls childhood bets on mate, notes that even boys could be left without a partner, and ends with the notion that life’s long game may cost more than a simple card.
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Jife
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Veterans Memorial Stadium plan gains broad Long Beach support
Seventeen lines of historical notes recount decades of local events in Long Beach. A 1990s summary notes Harold W Stephens, a cab driver, received a $500 courtesy check from an elderly fare. Community groups support a $200000 Veterans Memorial Stadium site east of a Douglas Aircraft plant. Police recovered thousands in goods after arrest of a 17 year old youth. Poly High School defeated Wilson 13 to 0 at Boreham Field. Ocean Blvd resurfacing from Alamitos to 20th Place and Pacific Cedar Chestnut Magnolia Aves discussed by council.
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Lakewood Village
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Douglas Aircraft Co
Poly High School
Wilson
Borehamt Field
Ocean Bivd
Alamitos
20Th Pl
Pacific
Cedar
Chestnut
Magnolia Aves
Pocket Recorder and Coin Value Q&A Featured in HARKIN Readers
Readers submit questions on pocket recorders and coin values. Answers explain pocket devices about 2x4x7 inches with dry cells, how coin catalogue values reflect supply and demand, and how rare coins retain value. plus notes on the origin of Hazel and cheetah speed details.
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S.D.L. Revease
Press-Gelegram directory roster notes staff and offices
The article lists staff roles for the Press Telegram with executive editors and assistants. It also details national advertising representation and office locations in New York Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco and other bureau contacts. It notes current files of the Press Teleframe are kept at listed comic Ravert offices.
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Penobscot _Ridge
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Foshay Tower
Pahep East
4Th St
Los Angeles
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