Tories Victory Heartens U S Conservatives of Both Parties
An editorial notes the British Conservative victory under Churchill signals a broader shift toward free enterprise in several nations and suggests it may influence U S politics. It argues Republican gains against statism reflect a trend and that Britain’s win could spur Democrats to rethink welfare state policies.
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Tories
U. S
Democratic
United States
Winston Churchill
Republican Party
New Zealand
National Party
Australia
Great Britain
Labor
Freedom
Britain
McCracken Case Warns on Death Penalty Deterrence
A Santa Ana court sentenced Henry Ford McCracken to death and referred the case for automatic review by the State Supreme Court. The piece stresses strong protections for the accused, the public demand for prosecution, and the principle of presumed innocence amid a brutal capital crime linked to the death of Patty Hull as a warning for child protection.
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Henry Ford McCracken
Santa Ana Superior Court
McCracken
State Supreme Court
California
Orange County
Wise Heads
Little Patty Hull
Watch gift sparks annual GI student award at Fort Lee
Maj. Gen. George A. Horkan, nominated by President Truman as Army quartermaster general, left a legacy at Fort Lee. A group of industry friends collected a watch for him, which he returned to fund the annual Horkan Award for the top GI student at the Quartermaster School. The modest $300 fund now honors excellence with an engraved pen and pencil set each June.
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Washington
George A. Horkan
Truman
Army
Horkan
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Lee
Quartermaster General
Europe
Politels
Quartermaster School
Wisconsin Prompts in 1952 Presidential Primary Battle
Wisconsin stands as a pivotal stage in the 1952 nomination race with Taft aiming for the state’s 27 Republican delegates. The contest draws national attention as Eisenhower, Dewey and Stassen consider Wisconsin strategy amid intra party divisions and prior election echoes.
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Taft
Chicago
James Duff
Pennsylvania
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Duff
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Cate der Vath
Wendell Willkie
Hisenhower
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Dewey
Oregon
Ike's Situation Poses Many Questions for 1952 Nomination
Washington commentary analyzes Ike's potential paths to the 1952 Republican nomination. It notes early opposition from the New York Herald Tribune, Truman’s remarks, and the possibility Ike could be drafted or even considered for a Democratic bid. The piece cites Eisenhower letters, MacArthur's stance, and the need for strong GOP organization to counter Taft.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Gen
Eisenhower
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Leonard V. Finder
New England
Collier's Magazine
Finder
Mr. Finder
Manchester Union
Manchester
N. H
Public Information Division
Department of the Army
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Congress
The Golden Years Hit by Inflation Strain Pensions
Readers nationwide write of pension hardship as inflation erodes $25 to $50 monthly checks. They urge companies to raise pensions voluntarily, arguing moral duty amid rising living costs. Retirees fear exposing their plight, fearing loss of support and jobs.
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Red Cross
No land like ours in the American scene
A reflective poem by E. A. Guest extols the United States as uniquely free and brotherly, praising abundance, hope, and joyous life while noting minor flaws. It contrasts the American girl with old age imagery and comments on a penny shortage linked to taxes and parking meters, ending with a nod to $1000 bills.
Long Beach Navy Day and City Progress Notes
Long Beach salutes the United States Navy with a Municipal Auditorium program as Navy Day observances occur. The 29th annual California Association of Highway Patrolmen convention opens to three days of meetings. Twenty years ago the Municipal Gas Department began construction to relieve unemployment as part of city plans. City officials toured sections of the Nautilus submarine during Navy Day events. Thirty years ago Owl Drug Company was expected to open a new store at 27 Pine Ave. The city announced a $50 812 street improvement project. A ball drew twenty two hundred attendees after the Servicemen's Clubroom opening on Pine Ave. Fier.
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Long Beach
United States Navy
Municipal Auditorium
California Association of Highway Patrolmen
Owl Drug Company
Pine Ave
Ught
Long Besch
Soaper Says and the Dawn of Free Speech
A clipped column by H. Wade criticizes federal spending and free speech limits, using biting metaphors about plumbing and torn treaties. It questions revenue proposals and public jobs, hinting at taxation and adoption papers amid political debate.
Readers' Forum Debunks Rumors and Urges Source Hunt
Public letters urge the Press Telegram to expose rumor origins and counter false claims about Community Chest workers lunches and other tales. Readers, including Louis A Back and George Livesey, argue for a Rumor Clinic and criticize grand jury and political corruption while praising editorials aiding soldiers in Korea.
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Press-Telegram
Community Chest
Lincoln Park
Paul Hoffman
ECA
Russia
Korea
Arthur Vannenberg
Republican
Louis A. Back
Pacific Ave
Trusteeship Council and US Delegates Role
U N Facts prepared by Long Beach League of Women Voters explains the Council's purpose to prepare mandated countries for eventual self government. It notes Indonesia's independence via the Trusteeship Council and Libya's forthcoming independence. United States delegates to the UN are appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate, acting as ambassadors to the world.
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Long Beach
Thoughts on Proclaiming Truth Beyond One's Region
A religious reflection quoting scripture and J G Holland on preaching the gospel beyond local boundaries. It asserts truths known and felt, promoting宣 the gospel from a platform of moral conviction as the New Testament method.
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J. G. Holland
Remember God Remember God in Daily Prayer
Poemlike exhortation urging constant remembrance of God through morning prayers meals work and rest. Stresses gratitude and service to others as a daily duty culminating in a quiet goodnight remembrance.
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Marquis Childs
Madison
Wis
Robert A. Taft
Thomas E. Coleman
Gor Coleman
Ike
By David Lawrence
White House
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Sen. Soaper
H. ¥. Wade
Iran
Egypt
Gebaram
W. BP. Prige
Neva Prisk Paddour
Conklin
Sixth Street
Pins Avenue
Long Beach 12
Cresmar & Woodwart
Pater
Saeb AD
Riindaw
Hote
Rounaway
Mteres
Anet Afrostated Freaa
Siblanes Bareise AI
Alan
Press‘Telegram
Los Angeles
Tidelands
George Livesey
W.ath St
Korean Mail
Sis
Mom
Que
Cpl
Art
L. Frank
George Clark
Therm
U.N
Metcalfe
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