Physicians and workers back Long Beach hospital drive
At the United Hospital Fund keynote dinner Long Beach physicians pledged over a million dollars toward the 54 million goal to equip new hospital facilities. Hospital workers from Seaside Community and Osteopathic Hospitals exceeded their targets as the bond issue funding the land and buildings was approved, signaling strong community support for completing the hospital program.
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Long Beach
United Hospital Fund
Faster! Faster! The endless belt of American technology
The piece argues the zeal of the United States to adopt new technologies wears on individuals. It likens industry pace to running on an endless belt and to Wonderland, with an aircraft executive noting the need to push buttons faster. The dialogue with Alice highlights the futility of perpetual speed.
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America
Alice
Moral force winning battles in world peace efforts
Former President Taft advocated a peace enforcement league, leading to the League of Nations and today the United Nations. The piece argues moral force alone can enforce peace, while military and economic actions require Security Council approval or veto power, stressing open debate by U.S. Senators on foreign policy to strengthen UN moral influence.
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Washington
United States
Wiliam Howard Taft
League of Nations
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Press-Telesram Herman H Ridder Publisher Harold M Hines Agst te Poolisnes
The item lists staff roles and office addresses for the Press-Telegram with names including Herman H Ridder Harold M Hines Samuel G Carreron Le Ac Cout He Vinee Bus Mamager He Fe Burmasterce and editors, plus multiple city advertising and office locations across New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and a Metropolitan Group representative.
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Pearson comments on permanent UN emergency force plan
Canadian external affairs minister Lester B. Pearson warned that failure to place the UN emergency force on a permanent basis could discourage future UN involvement, noting the potential impact on subsequent international actions.
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Lester B. Pearson
Red Cross Charity Appeal Urges Universal Help
A historic Red Cross pledge highlights mercy beyond race or creed urging broad support. The message stresses global suffering from disasters and war, calling for blood donations and financial aid to aid wounded soldiers and those in need.
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Red Cross
Kennedy Lines Up With Adlai Forces In 1960 Race Hesitation
In Life Magazine Kennedy aligns with Adlai Stevenson forces within the Democratic Party. He urges new ideas and faces and warns Nixon will be formidable in 1960. The piece notes Kennedy’s rising position, possible bid, and family influence while recounting Democratic power dynamics and past party tensions.
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Life Magazine
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Massachusetts
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Stevenson
Democratic National Committee
Joseph P. Kennedy
Franklin Roosevelt
Urge to Drift Back to Country Rivers and Calm
Poem contrasts city life with riverbank tranquility. The narrator cherishes drifting along familiar streams, preferring quiet hills over bustling streets. City noises fade beside the allure of trees, sky, and country air.
Long Ago in Long Beach Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago George E Hedges a city pipeline division maintainer celebrated 30 years service with a cake cutting at city hall. Sewer contractors and friends presented a cigary case and pen set. A date bureau began at Jordan High to aid shy juniors in pairing for the Prom at Villa Riviera. Seminary plans emerged at Pacific Bible Seminary and Belmont Heights church discussed oil drilling restrictions with civic leaders.
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Jordan High School
Villa Riviera
Rolland S. Thomas
Alta Casselberry
Pacific Bible Seminary
16Th St
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Belmont Heights Methodist Church
Filmore Condit
W. F.prisk
Salisbury Steak Ingredients and Related Q&A
This item presents a Q and A on Salisbury steak ingredients a WWI air forces list and an electrical overload effect. It notes Salisbury steak is a hamburger variation using ground lean beef salt pepper grated onion milk or cream breadcrumbs and optional raw egg before frying or broiling with melted butter. Mushrooms grow on lawns from organic matter in the soil and will vanish when matter is used up.
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Unhandy Man Dismisses Longer Burn Lamp Idea
A spoof on a longer burning electric lamp notes its appeal fades for a man who prefers bulb changes as his sole homemaking skill. The column satirizes modern tradeoffs and jokes about professions.
One Night TV, Tea, and Truth in Odd Observations
The speaker riffs on popular culture and public figures, noting how television education, coffee flavored products, and Benjamin Franklin’s upbringing spark joking reflections. The piece playfully blends trivia with commentary on modern life and political figures.
Oil Industry Receives Defense Against Criticism
J. C. Booth of Vermont Street defends the U S oil industry against Doris Fleeson’s column. He argues Europe received 80 to 90 percent of normal oil, credits industry with supplying markets without harming others, and defends the 274 percent depletion allowance as essential to the sector’s health while noting rising costs and public benefit from oil revenue.
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U. S
Europe
Western
Frieson
Bureau of Labor of Statistics
Doris Fletson
J. C. Booth
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