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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1958

Page

6

Editorial argues unemployment data misleads without labor force context

The piece contends that comparing unemployment figures across eras is flawed unless tied to the size of the labor force. It cites Four Corners and U S Bureau of Labor Statistics data, notes historical shifts, and urges politicians to avoid politicizing the economy while predicting a cautious but hopeful path forward.

Four Corners Bureau of Labor Statistics United States America Charles A. Halleck Indiana

We Say It With Our Fingers Crossed

Weather outlook hints at more blizzards and sub-zero days in March disrupting retail, schools, and industry in the East while Florida faces fruit crop damage and migrant hardship. California dodges major crop loss as snowmelt preserves irrigation for summer.

Florida California Golden State

Mrs Eisenhower Vacation Sparks Hatchery of Newsmen Handling

Washington reports recount Mrs Dwight Eisenhower's Arizona trip as her golf widow years end her wish for a proper vacation with sister and friend. Hagerty's press scrimble and the reporters' confinement heighten tensions as the White House struggles with public and media scrutiny.

Hagerty Mamie Arizona Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Denver Augusta Georgia Eisenhower

Portraits of Sounds Across a Quiet Night

A reflective poem-like fragment describes nightly sounds from trains and aircraft to wind, crickets, lake shores, highway trucks, and a county courthouse clock. It notes how these noises keep the narrator awake and evoke seasonal imagery of autumn leaves and bare walls, ending with foghorns and ships warning others at bay.

Soviet clearly trying to start new war in Korea

Soviet aggression in Korea is blamed for plans to trigger another war. Moscow aims to crush South Korea while publicizing a withdrawal plan with China and puppet North Korea. The piece cites a May 1954 U.S. Defense Department statement on Russian and Chinese roles, argues the UN cannot withdraw forces, and warns Moscow would be responsible for a second Korean war.

Korea Washington Soviet Union Meseow South Korea Moscow Chou En-Lai Peiping North Korea United States Department of Defense Foreign Ministers Geneva Uni Cation China 38Th Parallel Russia Vyshinsky United Nations U. N. General Assembly Far East U.N Reds

Faubus Receives Warm Welcome at Washington Dinner

Arkansas Governor Faubus was warmly received by Democrats at a $100 plate Democratic Dinner honoring Truman. He met with Truman for 45 minutes at the Mayflower Hotel, described as a friendly exchange. Southern Democrats stressed Faubus’s right to attend among other distinguished guests.

Arkansas Faubus Washington Truman Mr. Truman Mayflower Sheraton Park Senate Leslie Biffle Biffle John McClellan Harriman Walter Reuther

Just Folks by E A Guest

The poem questions whether a worker performs honestly without supervision and whether true worth is proven by consistency rather than skill. It contrasts skilled laborers who complain about wages with poorer workers who may be favored when they are fair and dependable.

Long Beach Charter Election Returns Show Salaries Up

Unofficial returns from Long Beach reveal 18 of 19 charter amendments were rejected. The sole amendment passed raised councilmen salaries from 50 to 200 per month, reflecting a notable fiscal shift in the city governance.

Long Beach

Public Forum Letters for Publication

Public forum section seeks letters not to exceed 250 words each, with bona fide signatures and addresses. Editors may edit for taste or to save space while preserving core meaning and the author’s identity.

Want to Share Buy Some Stock

Walter Reuther of the Automobile Workers Union calls for profit sharing with members while urging stock purchases. The columnist argues workers could learn efficiency by owning shares and judging performance, noting the stock market is open to all.

Walter Reuther Automobile Workers Union Stock Exchange Lester L. Marshall Paseo de la Concha Redondo Beach

Nixon decries age bias in hiring practices

A vice president argues against age discrimination, stating banning workers over 40 harms the economy. He claims ages 40 to 70 hold peak wisdom and capability and warns the policy relegates capable people to unemployment.

Nixon Fife

Canadians and Edmontons World View Prompt Inquiry

A reader profile from Margaret Davis of Long Beach laments American ignorance of Canada. She notes Edmonton’s 300000 residents, including 35000 Americans, and questions why U S media overlook Canada while local papers miss Canadian provinces and spelling. She urges global awareness.

En&$s Canada Edmonton Alberta United States Margaret Davis Eard St Long Beach

Preliminary Hearing Debate Over Unnecessary Court Step

In a Bellflower letter, D James Robbins argues a preliminary examination is a costly and needless step before indictment. He asserts the exam lacks purpose when escape is unlikely and urges cutting red tape and wasteful prosecutorial practices.

Ess-Telegram D. James Robbins Arkansas Ave Bellflower

Polls and opinions mix in a wry national roundup

Senator Soaper notes women may cast half presidential votes while men still hold sway as wives align with husbands. A British official says Americans are better drivers. a New York club raid targets intellectuals. mocker el ler vs Hartiman shapes New York governor race as voters weigh which millionaire to hire.

Mockefeller Vs. Hartimen New York Empire State

Press Telegram staff and office contacts list

Current files of The Press Telegram maintained at multiple offices. Publisher Harold M. Hines and Samuel C. Cameron head the operation with executive and managing editors Milne E. Sines and Tanton. Advertising reps listed with numerous city addresses for national coverage.

Herman H- Ridder Harold M. Hines Samuel C. Cameron Collins Jr Rua National Advertising Ridder-Jomna Ines Cabbie St. Winsiey Ridge Penobscot Song Tower St. Paul East 4Th St Los Angeles 8Th St San Francisco Lutter The Press-Telegram

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