Editorial: Suit Defines State’s Subside- tion Responsibility
The State of California is named a Class A defendant in a federal suit to stop subsidence around Long Beach naval installations. The complaint argues state involvement as trustee and regulator with broad duties to protect lives, utilities, employment, resources, and commerce, urging cooperative antisubsidence action over field shutdown.
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California
Long Beach
U. S
Naval
Wilmington
Wilmington Oil Field
United States Naval Shipyard
Wilmington Oil
Long Beach Harbor
Wilmington of Field
Wedded Crooks and Togetherness_Pastiche Reflections
Senator Soaper comments on togetherness and wedded crooks while a collage of era notes and satirical jabs critique media, space myths, and global politics. The piece blends quirky quotes about nations, celebrities, and everyday life with playful observations on summer vacations and international stereotypes.
Bris Galbraith to lead City Animal Shelter redo
AUGUST 19 TEN YEARS AGO Bruce Galbraith named director of the City Animal Shelter by City Manager Carl B Wirsching to head the shelter reorganization now under the manager's office. He formerly worked at Cedar Grove Animal Clinic in New Jersey. 20 YEARS AGO Long Beach chosen for a major aircraft plant site by a national builder. conference with City Manager Dorton aviation chair Martin and Montana Land Co president Bonner discussed the project. Kiwanis International delegates from California and Nevada gathered in Long Beach with over 500 members attending the annual trustees meeting. William Smith invited hosting the 1929 convention in Long Beach.
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Bruce Galbraith
Carl B. Wirsching
Cedar Grove
Long Beach
R. M. Dorton
W.R. Martin
City Aviation Commission
Aircraft Company
Clark J. Bonner
Montana Land Co
California
Nevada
Elks Club
William Smith
Maine Election Signals Democratic Tone and Paynes Trouble
Democratic hopes hinge on Muskie Payne race as Maine ballots seek clues on GOP vulnerability over Goldfine affair and labor ads. The Maine vote, Sept. 8, could foreshadow statewide contests including governor. Payne's ties to Goldfine and wage disputes stir Maine race dynamics.
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Washington
Maine
Ree Wepublicans
la- Fleeson
Walter Reuther
Edmund S. Muskie
Frederick G. Payne
Payne
Muskie
Tennessee Arkansas races split on school integration stances
Washington discusses Tennessee and Arkansas primary results showing segregationist candidates won in both states. Ellington led in Tennessee with 213,185 votes, while Gore and others offered mixed positions on desegregation. The piece argues state sovereignty and questions the Fourteenth Amendment’s legality.
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Washington
Tennessee
Arkansas
First News
Uves
Lawrence
Buford Ellington
Andrew Taylor
Albert Gore
United States
Erick Buford Ellington
Thoughts and Hope Shaped by Quiet Reflections
A compact verse note muses on hope as a guiding light through darkness. Quoted lines from Job and Oliver Goldsmith frame faith in endurance, likening hope to a taper that grows brighter as nightdeepens. The piece blends biblical and literary sentiments into a meditative reflection.
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Oliver Goldsmith
Public Letters and Labor Beliefs Stir Anaheim Reader Forum
A letter by Mrs H C Waup from Long Beach, plus comments by W C Farley, criticizes R J Smith of Anaheim for remarks on labor unions. The exchange questions Smiths view that officials in labor can only be horned and asks if Farley will publish his answers. The piece notes editorial policy on letters and hints at broader political debates.
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Press-Telegram
R. J. Smith
Anaheim
Smith
Ike
Mr. Smith
W. C. Farley
Painters Union
Locust Ave
Brown
Adlai Stevenson
H.C. Waup
E. and
St. Long Reach
Abstract Theory and Physical Crime
The piece comments that propagating abstract Communism is not illegal yet notes the Supreme Court erred in explaining how an official of the Communist Party can propagate abstract communism. It argues the theory is abstract while the organizational structure embodies a physical crime. ROBERT G. YORK.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Robert G. York
E. 2Nd St
Long Beach
Debates and Doughnuts in California Gubernatorial Fight
Ten California congressmen urged a full discussion of issues in the Knowland Brown gubernatorial contest. GOP legislators criticized Attorney General Brown for blocking Knowland's invitation to debate statewide. Democratic State Convention delegates opposed Initiative Propositions 16 17 and 18, with the attorney general urging voters to vote against all three for clear leadership.
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California
GOP
Atty
Gen. Brown
Knowland
Sacramento
Purchasing Power in Alert Driving
The Costs of a car wreck deprive motorists of valued items and freedom. The writer urges the press to stress financial advantages of alert driving to reduce wrecks and related losses. William R. Sullivan cites public views from 720 W. 10th in Los Angeles.
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William R.sullivan
10Th
Los Angeles
Double Play May Be Scored Error
The piece notes a Republican nominee changing press agents three times this year and likens it to the baseball Tinker to Evers to Chance in a Rosemead byline. It suggests excessive tinkering may reduce chances in the political arena.
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Evers
Harry E, Tuller Rosemead
Oklahoma scenes filmed in Arizona by Haskin readers
Answers to questions include the Oklahoma outdoor scenes filmed in a green valley near Nogales Arizona after scouting thousands of miles by air rail and road. The piece also notes the first African American to hold a high federal office Ebenezer Bassett and roles by James Turner and Frederick Douglass, plus a note on air dryness.
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Oklahoma
Nogales
Ariz
Ebenezer Don Carlos Bassett
U. S
Haiti
Grant
James Milton Turner
Liberia
Frederick Douglass
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Malcolm Eptey
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Harry Karnsche
Washington Bes Bureau
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Doris Fleeson
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Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Goldfine
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Owen Brewster
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Robert Wale
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DAVID_LAWRENCE
Frank Clement
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