There Was Always Margy in 1927 Headlines
Reflects on January 18 1927 front pages from The New York Times Ohio State Journal and San Francisco Chronicle. Highlights include Supreme Court contempt rulings against witnesses in the Daugherty cases Lita Grey Chaplin's divorce settlement and a noninterference note from Japan over China. ends with Margy the Flapper cartoon quip.
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New York Times
The
Ohio State Journal
San Francisco Chronicle
Times
Supreme Court
Congress
Mal S. Daugherty
Senate
Harding
Harry M. Daugherty
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Hal Daugherty
the Times
Los Angeles
Lita Grey Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
China
John Held
Margy the Flapper
Kinsey
Margy
Decentralization Gains Ground in Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County expands local services by opening a Long Beach field office and planning a county courthouse. A Long Beach Juvenile Court branch begins in Jerkin’s Trust Building serving about 500000 people and transferring 800 juvenile cases from Los Angeles, reducing travel and delays for residents.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Burton Chace
Los Angeles County Juvenile Court
Jergins Trust
Teapot tempest over Korean peace talks and UN role
Stewart Alsop analyzes the Korean peace conference drift and India in the UN, arguing talks are unlikely to yield a settlement. A neutralized Korea with a non Communist buffer is debated, with US troop withdrawal and China UN entry as potential prices, while Rhee opposes neutrality and war remains possible only if talks fail.
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United Nations
India
John Foster Dulles
Diles
State Department
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Norea
China
Washington
Walter Robertson
Southeast Asia
Subh
Chow En Lai
South Korea
Asia
North Korea
Yalu
Demilitarized Zone
Moscow
Peking
Indochina
United States
Stratton Favored to Challenge Douglas in Illinois GOP
MARQUIS CHILDS reports the Republican right in Illinois rallies behind Gov. William G. Stratton as the likely candidate to face Sen. Paul H. Douglas in the next election. The piece notes Stratton’s comeback, past controversies, and the Midwest focus shaping GOP leadership and policy, with talk of possible moves by Dirksen and a reshaped anti Eisenhower bloc.
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Gov
Stratton
GOP
Bigwigs
Sen
Douglas
Illinois
Chicago
Mim
Paul H. Douglas
Republican High Command
Washington
William G. Stratton
Adlai Stevenson
Springfield
House
America
George Sylvester Viereck
Britain
Sherwood Dixon
Stevenson
Broyles
American Legion
Billy the Kid
Dirksen
Senate
Eisenhower
Homer Capehart
Indiana
William Knowlana
Europe
Asia
Midwest
Elizabeth Heffelfinger
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Heffelfinger
United Nations
Unesco
World Organization
Public Forum Letter Attacks Planes Near Long Beach Airport
A public forum letter questions residents near Long Beach Municipal Airport and defends the airport’s presence since the 1920s. The writer urges complainers to move away, recalling California Heights’ early development and arguing civilization progresses despite aircraft noise. The text also references Hawaii statehood advocacy and congressional activity.
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Long Beach Municipal
Long Beach Municipal Airport
Cherry Ave
Spring St
California Heights
Wardlow
Walnut
Bixby Road
Los Cerritos
Civic Center Likely Downtown Long Beach
Letter to press Telegrams advocates downtown Long Beach location for the civic center. writer TOM RAY argues downtown should remain central, urges more parking lots, beach shuttle service, and prioritizing longtime merchants over new outlying districts.
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Civic Center
Long Beach
Terminal Island
Newport
Tom Ray
Hawaii Statehood Support Acknowledged By Commission
The Hawaii Statehood Commission and Delegate Joseph R. Farrington thank the press for its broad support of statehood. The House passed the Hawaii statehood bill 274 to 138 on March 10, 1953, and the bill moves forward in Congress.
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Mittee
Hawaii
Hawaii Statehood Commission
Joseph R. Farrington
Congress
House of Representatives
Red Atomics Fail to Soften U. S. Policy
James Marlow surveys Soviet atomic explosions during UN sessions and the Korean peace talks. He notes Moscow used announcements to create shock and pressure, while Eisenhower demanded concrete deeds before trusting Soviet peace efforts. The piece traces events from August through September, including hydrogen bomb claims and U. N. General Assembly debates.
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Washington
United Nations
U.N
New York
Russia
LA. N
U. N
Dulles
Moscow
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
Ti. M. General Assembly
Assembly
United States
AEC
Eisenhower
Just Folks by E. A. Guest
A short verse extolling friendship and readiness to aid in trouble. It praises the constant presence of a true friend who appears when needed, even if absent for weeks during fair skies, and closes with the simple creed that only a friend in trouble is a truly helpful friend.
Long Beach harbor tied to Pacific ports for sea air Hawaii plan
Ten years ago Matson Navigation Co sought Civil Aeronautics Board approval to link Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor with Pacific Coast ports in an integrated sea and air service to Hawaii. Long Beach hosted the state Elks convention with seventy five lodges represented.
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Matson- Navigation CO
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Long, Beach
Press eleoram Herman H Ridder and publishers
Newspaper masthead listing key staff including publisher editor and executive editor with national representation and advertising agencies. Identifies Ridder Hines Cameron Burmester Epley and Johnz Comte Metropolitan Group as part of leadership and ad network.
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Herman H. Ridder
Harelad M. Hines
Publiater
Samuel C. Cameron
National Representatives
Ridder-Johnz, Inc
Comte Advertising Representatives
Metropolitan Group, Inc
Questions and Answers From the Information Bureau
Readers submit queries answered by the Information Bureau in Washington DC. Topics include sequoia falls every seven years, air coach service, congressional bills, chiropodist education, and the number of licensed practitioners. The piece compiles Q and A style items with concise explanations and figures.
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Hastin
Long Sendy Press-Telegram, Information Bureau
Hye SL
Washington, D. C
United States
District of Columbia
D.S.C
National Association of Chiropodists
Do Your Best In Every Game You Play
Rousing verse urges Yornaite Metcalfe to value effort over outcomes. It stresses striving with courage in football baseball or basketball, regardless of scores, noting future contests come with sunshine or snow. True victory lies in perseverance and personal effort.
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Baron Shidehara
Tokyo
Manchuria
Japan
Maxim Litvinoff
U.S
Kellogg
Latin America
Mexico
Sstewart Alsop
U.N. Row Mere Teapot Tempest
Marquis Childs
Childs
William W. Wyper
Patentry St
James Marlow
Red Atomics
U. S
U.N. General Assembly
U. W
Ing
Germany
Austria
E. A. Guest
Press
Eleoram
Burmester
Malcolm Epley
George Clark
Yornaite Ymetcalfe
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