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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1957
Page
10
The piece argues that many families pay too much income tax due to complexity and lack of resources for proper filing. It urges simplifying forms and regulations, noting disparities between those who can hire help and those who cannot, and suggests Congress consider tax simplification to ease the burden on taxpayers.
The Big Night for the Cancer Crusade raised 10,000 dollars, half of last year’s total, prompting a call to potential donors to mail contributions to the American Cancer Society at 2045 Pacific Ave.
Public official Walnfred Jacobson City Attorney James Starr and City Auditor John Mansell won unopposed ballots after filings closed. The trio earned praise for steady leadership, handling tidelands issues, and maintaining honesty, integrity, and reliable financial reporting amid pressure.
Washington columnist David Lawrence highlights President Eisenhower’s tolerant, patient response to petty partisan criticism. He quotes the president on separating personal attacks from genuine policy differences and emphasizes duty over noise, noting calm leadership amid global and domestic pressures and the reopening of the Suez Canal without war.
In a Washington speech Kennedy outlines a Democratic path to win across regions, noting McClellan as a strong presidential option and potential running mate. McClellan says he is not seeking the presidency or vice presidency, emphasizing his Arkansas service and steady, courteous style.
Senator Soaper rails at press bias over government extravagance stories while praising Navy uses obsolete maps for servicemen bills. The piece lampoons spelling reform dreams, National Laugh Week, and taxes as today’s grid of opinions, with Alaska jokes and weather chatter trailing.
A reflective verse about leaving care at the door and choosing a cheerful home. The speaker rejects bitterness at home, seeks to shield loved ones from troubles, and contrasts this with public talks of baseball rookie status and Ty Cobb.
Ten years ago LT John O Brien was honored upon retirement after 23 years in the sheriff's office. Twenty years ago federal control of all Long Beach Harbor navigation aids began. Fleet Problem preparations involved Rear Admiral Vernon and 26 ships. Earlier, Hill oil field showed comeback with several new wells. Building dept issued seven derrick permits totaling 50000 dollars.
Public forum letters require bona fide signatures and addresses and must stay under 250 words. Editors may edit for taste or length to preserve space and readability.
A reader letter questions editorial focus on youth programs while criticizing liquor ads. The writer argues alcohol advertising fuels crime and urges the Press Telegram to balance public service with awareness of alcohol’s harms. Names Woodrow W and F E Callaghan appear as signatories from Bellflower and Washington addresses.
A press letter comments on Democratic Digest coverage and bias in presidential campaigns. The piece mocks partisan campaigns and cites Republican dominance among the rich and industrialists, arguing a 98 percent Republican bloc would create a one party country. Author Daniel Mahoney signs from 104 E Home St.
A letter decries public debt and socialistic spending as Britain receives debt relief. It warns against beet factories and large state offices, claiming folly in public works and unnecessary government control. The writer questions who will revive a faltering economy and implies wasteful projects lead to national decline.
A reader criticizes a Democratic Digest editorial for biased coverage. The letter argues Republicans dominate media, questions news sources for Americans, and notes ongoing Democrat presence amid economic hardship and unemployment concerns. The writer signs as Mrs F Bushey from 2922 Denmead, Lekewood.
Ed Batzner of 116 W North Ave Milwaukee notes that politicians are distributing funds to foreign nations, leaving insufficient resources to run the local Post Office.
Poem extols a dog as a loyal companion that may be trained or common, emphasizing affection, obedience, and the ultimate loyalty of a pet that will follow, cuddle, protect, and even die for its owner.
Current files of The Presa Telegram are maintained at offices in Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and New York with executives Ridder Melestam Mines Gameron Burmester Albee Building and Metropolitan Group listed for advertising and news bureau operations.
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