Editorial Program for Escapees
The piece lauds Western efforts to aid postwar refugees. It cites the International Refugee Organization in resettling over 1.1 million people between 1939 and 1952, U S contributions of 7 million, and 400 000 refugees resettled in the United States. It describes the Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration and the Escapee Program under ICA plus the Refugee Relief Act. It argues rehabilitation proves the refugees choose freedom and condemnation of Communist repatriation.
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Berlin
Long Beach
George Vermilion
Germany
Vermillion
Craig Hosmer
International Refugee Organization
Europe
United States
IRO
Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
ICA
State Department
Free World
East
Wrest
Tax forms to be simplified again says officials
Readers are told the federal government plans another simplification of income tax forms after last year's mix of tax cuts and complex forms. The rewrite aims to make instructions clearer and cut technical wording, but readers fear lingering confusion and reliance on prior experience.
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Revenue Service
Tex Boys
TV drives presidential campaigns into new dramatic era
Drama editors note the 1952 campaign used by TV will eclipse previous efforts as politicians adapt to televised appeal. Profiles of agencies Barton Durstine Osborne and Joseph Klein highlight behind the scenes merchandising and strategy shaping campaigns as TV ownership climbs from 76 million sets in 1952 to over 36 million today with millions more expected.
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Eisenhower Campalen
Tsnn
Barton
Witte Dity Mattolentalen AG
Ispaut
TV campaign style shapes 1956 race says critics
Observers note television will double voter attention as Eisenhower Nixon and Stevenson adapt stage craft for screens. The aim is a spontaneous appearing broadcast, not a stage managed show, with some suggesting drama critics cover the campaign more than political reporters.
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I'V
Eisenhower
Nixon Iave
Aml
Stevenson
What Others Are Saying on Farms and Politics
Fragmented quotes discuss harvest methods on farms in Des Moines and broad political viewpoints. Mentions Leuren Sot, William Andeland, Eisenhower, and warnings against Communist influence. Original text mixes misprints and unclear references.
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Leuren
Des Moines
Taira
USTA Mobilizes USIA Info Program Abroad
Dr Wallace Moore urges stronger public support for the U S Information Agency program abroad citing Voice of America private cooperation and information centers in 157 locations and 3 national centers. He warns of severe manpower gaps and calls for congressional funding and public advocacy to boost information missions overseas.
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United States Information Agence
U.S
Wallace Moore
Division of Education and Psychology
Long Beach
Cullene
Fondkinatees
New York City
Edward L. Bernays
USIA
Voice of America
International Brass Service
Motion Picture Service
Information
Coll
United States
Radio Free Eugene
U. 3
International Press Service
USTA
Dr. Moore
Ty Svatvia
Seiztive
Latvia
U. S
Republic Steel Corp
Seyveraes
Inc
Moore
Senator Soaper Warns On Whooping Cranes In Transit
Bill Vaughan notes naturalists urge not to shoot giant whooping cranes migrating south this year. He jokes about sleep in a Pullman car as cranes gather in the next compartment. A meteorologist speculates powers may test intercontinental weapons with sea projectors. He mocks Soviet leaders as partygoers tossing ice cubes.
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Yar
Now there's a boy for you to teach at evening time
Poem by E. A. Guest about a doctor's hopeful exclamation at birth and a child's recollection of pride. The speaker laments how the doctor praised every son and imagines the pride the doctor would feel looking upon the speaker today.
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Gay
Long Beach 1925 annexation clash and judge attire plan
In 1925 Long Beach a clash with Los Angeles interests over North Long Beach annexation arose as city manager Calahaw resisted. Municipal Judge DeVries modeled a proposed judicial attire to be worn by California judges. Los Angeles attorney Knight was named Superior Judge in 1945. The Junior Charity League began fall activities for Day Nurseries and Children's Dental Clinic with Mrs Hubbell and Mrs Draper leading. City Attorney Smith traveled to Washington on Ydelands legislation business.
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Calahaw
Light Speed Limits and Garden Tips From 1955 Q A
The text discusses light speed as a universal limit about 186000 miles per second and mentions storms windows saving fuel, composting time for garden use, and thrifty gardening using fallen bread. It notes Washington becoming the fifth state to grant veterans’ benefits with a 1955 bill signed March 18 by the governor.
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Washington
Press Telegram Newspaper Office and Advertising Contacts
The Press Telegram current files are maintained at offices in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and San Francisco listed with 41 50th St New York Wrigley Building Chicago Foshay Tower Minneapolis 55 East 5th St St Paul 1638 Wilshire Los Angeles and 110 Sutter San Francisco. Comic Advertising Representative is Metropolitan Group Inc. Washington News Bureau appoints Harold M Hines as Publisher and H R Burmester as Executive Editor.
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H.R. Burmester
Malcolm Epley
Washington News Bureau
Albeeing
Rigder-Johns, Inc
New York
50Th St
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Enonsest
Minneapolis
Foshay Tower
St Paul
East Éth St
Los Angeles
Wilshire Divd
San Francisco
Sutter St
Press-Telegram
Comic Advertising
Metropolitan Group, Inc
Truman Publication Sparking Conflict Over Government Documents
A crossfire of criticism follows former President Truman publishing a transcript of a 1945 Churchill Churchill U.S. telephone talk in Life and papers. Democrats accuse leak and conflict of interest claims compare to past Roosevelts and Eisenhowers.
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Truman
Life
United States
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Ha Truman
Poosewit
Roosevelt
Air Force
Talbott
Eisenhower
Senate
White House
Tsisenhower
Dian-Yates
Democratic Party
Public Forum Critiques Editorial On Farmers And Costs
A Republican farmer from Anaheim, Ames Alderson, writes that farm prices lag consumer costs despite voters supporting Republicans. He argues food prices, packaging, and wages raise consumer costs while farmer earnings lag, urging a radical change in farm policy and political stance.
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Warren and
Nixon
America
Long Beach
Ames Alderson
Katela Ave
Anaheim
No Letter Too Late Reflects On Distant Friends
A narrator recalls writing to a friend and waiting nearly a year for a reply. The letter reopens memories of past joys and long friendships. They note distant friends who procrastinate but cherish hearing from them despite delays.
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Kong
Reimer
Angwa
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