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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1957

Page

8

Urgency Factor in Tidelands Funds for Y and Annex

The 1956 tidelands settlement leaves the city’s right to spend tidelands money on the Armed Services YMCA and the Municipal Auditorium Annex undetermined. The Attorney General favors simultaneous court review of both, but the city seeks separate consideration. The YMCA faces urgent needs due to subsidence, access issues, and serving 35,000 military personnel, while the Annex is less time sensitive.

State Long Beach Tidelands Armed Services Ymca Municipal Auditorium Attorney General’s Office Armed Services Ocean Struc Long Beach Tidelands Ocean Blvd Tidelands Trust Auditorium Annnex

Still a Great Agricultural Empire in Los Angeles County

Los Angeles County remains a leading agricultural region despite land being diverted to housing and industry. A 1956 Federal Census ranking places the county third in farm product value, with plant crops yielding 8.76 million dollars on 198,600 harvested acres, aided by favorable weather and pest control. Subdivisions have reduced yields from 1955 to 1956, but nurseries, citrus, celery, lemons, alfalfa, and strawberries contributed substantial sums. citrus acreage fell while water availability suggests more land could be cultivated to offset urban expansion.

Los Angeles County Federal Census of Agriculture County Agricultural Commissioner Southland California

Lipmann on Italy’s quieter tense atmosphere and reform boost

Walter Lippmann observes a calmer Rome after years of postwar anxiety noting Italy’s reconstruction success aided by American aid. He links reduced tension to economic revival and shifts in the Communist influence, with a looming parliamentary crisis as elections approach and coalitions strain.

Rome Italy Europe

Press Telegram Office and Advertising Contacts

Current files of The Press Telegram are maintained at multiple offices and advertising representatives. Names include Harold M. Hines, Samuel C. Cameron, L A Collins Jr, H F Burmester, Malcolm Epley, and staff at Washington News Bureau. Offices listed: Detroit Pennobscot Building, Minneapolis Foshay Tower, St Paul Cant ath Street, Los Angeles Cant ath Street, San Francisco Sutter Street.

Ridder-Johns New York Chitans Kgity Detroit Penobscot Minneapolis Foshay St. Paul Los Angeles 8Th St San Francisco Sutter St The Press-Telegram

Mystery surrounds Norman affair despite Canadian denial

The New York Herald Tribune reports on the E Herbert Norman case, noting conflicting Canadian denials and FBI notes. It outlines alleged communist ties, Norman's 1940 and 1942 dealings with the FBI, and his 1946 Tokyo counterintelligence role. It cites Canadian and British officials, Senate questions, and calls for scrutiny of postings to Cairo and U S–Canada intelligence links.

Washington E. Herbert Norman Cairo Norman Lawrence Ottawa United States Senate Subcommittee On Internal Security Lester Pearson FBI Communist Party of Canada Boston Tsuru Shigeto Harvard Shigeto Senate Communist Party MacArthur Tokyo Japan Thea Royal Canadian Mounted Police Nore Td Robert Morris U. S. Security Agency Morris Canada U. S. Army Congressional Klaus Fects New Mexico Senate Committee Middle East Solon Low Socialists Credit Party Pearson Diefenbaker British Commonwealth England France Suez Egypt iCopyright New York Herald Tribune the. Mn

Middle of Roader Finds He Can't Please Anybody

A satirical piece notes the perpetual middle ground in political fights and the futility of pleasing all sides. It jokes about vacations, a jab at executive wastebaskets, and a remark that tolls on an eastern turnpike are collected by robots while tourists remain honest but poor drivers.

Lentenc Thoughts by E. A. Guest on flesh and spirit

The poem urges rest for body and soul, noting Jesus shunned earthly wealth, and true strength comes from the spirit. It contrasts fleshly gains with spiritual nourishment, emphasizing faith, prayer, and grace guiding both body and soul. The piece speaks to discipline, temptation, and the need for ongoing spiritual feeding.

Lenten

Long Beach Harbor Weather Fog Delays Steamship Ties

Ten years ago dense fog blanketed the Long Beach harbor area disrupting inland travel while radar aided ships to moorings. The report notes prior heavy fog effects and local Easter sunrise services in parks and churches. A quirky aside mentions a new record album titled Music to Diswn Out TV By.

Los Angeles Long Beach A. White Gas Dept Ventura Recreation Houghton Parks

Public Forum Forum on Letters and Signatories Rules

A public notice states that letters must not exceed 250 words, include bona fide signatories and addresses, and may be edited for taste or to save space. The policy emphasizes readability and space constraints in community discourse.

Fluoridation Seen as Choice Denial

A letter denounces water fluoridation as an attack on freedom and personal choice. The writer argues fluoride in tap water removes choice, contrasts proponents and opponents, and cites costs to neighbors and society. Address: 4823 E Flower Ave Bellflower.

F. E. Callaghan Seventh St

Swan Song Letter From Toby Wick City Councilman

Toby Wick announces he will not seek reelection and thanks city officials, staff, leaders, voters and Press Telegram staff including George Weeks and Lee Craig for three years of service on the City Council. He expresses pride and intent to continue serving the community in other ways.

Fress-Telegramr Vi Dovey Mei Independent Press Telegram George Weeks Lee Craig City Hall Toby Wick

Postal Service Cut Denounced by Critics

The curtailment of postal services as ordered by the Postmaster General is denounced as the most disgraceful treatment ever suffered by the American people at the hands of their government. Critics say officials show a habit of tightening belts during times of need.

Questions Answers Smoking Cigarettes Rise In January 1957

A reader Q A exchange notes no major drop in cigarette smoking. The IRS reports manufacturers paid taxes on 1 per cent more cigarettes in January 1957 than January 1956 and tax paid shipments to retailers totaled about 36 billion versus 32.9 billion the prior January. The second Q A explains German silver composition as a white alloy of copper nickel and zinc with four to two to two parts respectively and about 4 per cent lead added for casting.

Internal Revenue Service

Varbiaat by METCALFE

The piece expresses a shy beloved person’s desire for confirmation of love. A speaker begs for honesty and reassurance that their union will succeed, promising lasting happiness and security if their feelings are returned.

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Editorial Walter Lippmann Stalin Poland Hungary Togliatti Nenni Nenni and Topliatt Christian Democrats Social Democrats Liberals Toft Herman H. Ridder Harold M. Hines Samuel C. Cameron L. A. Collins Jr H. F. Burmester Eator Malcolm Epley Mites & Sinea Washington News Bureau Atleas Building Wie Advertising Representati Metropolitan Group, Inc David Lawrence Soaper E. A. Guest Southern California Marine Stadium C. W. Bush E. Flower Swan Song Postal Service Cut George Clark B. W Varbiaat Metcalfe
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