Knight and the CRA Endorsement Amid Senate Vote Deadlock
The California Republican Assembly heads toward its San Jose convention as an 18-18 deadlock on endorsing a U S Senator fades, with talk that Gov. Goodwin Knight may win the committee’s favor. If the committee recommends Knight, awaiting convention support could aid GOP unity and bolster a Knight bid shaped by longtime public service and prior withdrawal from the governor’s race for party solidarity.
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California Republican Assembly
San Jose
U. S
Goodwin Knight
Gen. Knight
Knight
Los Angeles
CRA
Twnight
George Christopher
San Francisco
Gov. Knight
California
Republican Party
Senate
Sen
Knowland
Registration Deadline Set For Jute 3 Primary Election
April 10 is the registration deadline for the Jute 3 primary. Citizens not yet registered must act now. Governor Goodwin Knight proclaims March as registration month at the request of the League of Women Voters of California. statewide registration has fallen about 10 percent from 1936 levels, with larger declines in Long Beach. New residents must register, and new voters will choose candidates for the November general election, including U.S. senator, U.S. representative, state legislators, and state officers.
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Goodwin Knight
League of Women Voters of California
Long Beach
Registrar of Voters
League of Women Voters
U. S
U.S
Down
Modern fashion masks economic bitter pill in Washington
Doris Fleeson notes a trend toward old fashioned patterns as a remedy for the republic’s woes. Designers push short skirts and sack outfits while merchants grow wary and policy debates stall at the White House and Congress. The piece critiques foreign aid, NATO energy concerns, and Benson’s ag program amid slim farm prices and high costs.
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Washington
Republic
White House
Congress
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
NATO
Benson
Thoughts on faith and politics mix in a wary outlook
The passage blends religious quotes with critique of government shifts. It notes secular departure from policy, calls attention to dairy industry spirits, and questions awareness of milk supply risk. It cites Pentagon weapons as emblematic of stalled reform and urges action to aid voters with tax cuts ahead of an election.
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See
Pentagon
Congress
Judge Hands U S Court Questioned as Third Legislative Chamber
Retired Judge Learned Hand, a liberal but fearless jurist, argues in Harvard lectures that the Supreme Court has overstepped its power in segregation cases. He warns Congress may need to curb court authority and asks how far the court should legislate rather than interpret. He urges clear boundaries and questions the notion of a third legislative chamber.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Learned Hand
Federal
Harvard ‘Law School
Harvard University Press
Supreme Court
Judge Hand
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New York City
Hand
Congre
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Color Cues in Traffic Safety Aide From Postal Trucks
The U S postal service is repainting mail trucks from dull gray green to red white and blue nationwide and has seen a marked drop in accidents on streets and highways. The Traffic Safety Council offers the report as a potential aid for wider use in accident prevention campaigns.
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U.S. Postal Service
Traffic Safety Council
Prosperity in the Bag Spring Sales Hint at Recovery
Senator Soaper argues that prosperity hinges on spring fashion sales and bag trendiness. The piece muses on joint boards between shoe manufacturers and automakers to promote smaller exteriors and bigger interiors. It notes rising costs and concerns about appearances at events like the Brussels Fair.
Just Folks by E.A. Guest Seeks Success
Poem urges that success must be pursued, not hoped for under sunny skies. It warns against shirking effort and chasing ease, arguing true achievement lies beyond the easy path, high as the eagle's nest.
Long Beach Echoes of a Century Past and Trials
A collage recalls a 10 year old Long Beach scene with workers repairing after a Third and Pine explosion, a legal challenge over drilling near the harbor, a clash between city hall and civil service over utility worker tests, and a note on Ted Williams’ tax burden and three plate appearances for the U S. team.
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Long Beach
Harbor Entrance
The
Royalty Service Co., Ltd
Long Beach Bath House & Amusement Co
Civil Service Commission
Utility Bureau
Public Forum Letter of Week Prize Offered
The Long Beach Press Telegram invites readers to submit letters on current affairs for prize consideration. The winning author will receive five dollars and the “Letter of the Week” will be published on the editorial page. Send letters to Public Forum Editor Sixth and Pine Long Beach California.
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Press-Telegram
Public Forum
Long Beach
County Petition for Drainage System by Local Residents
Sixty seven homeowners petition the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to install adequate drainage. They cite repeated flood damage to yards driveways and garages after rain and health risks from standing water. Residents want proper drainage to match other county areas and reduce flood impact. DANIEL F MAHONEY and MARGORIE HOGAN signatories from Torrance and Long Beach.
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County Board of Supervsors
Los Angeles
Margorie Hogan
Fiat
Long Beach
Daniel F. Mahoney
Home St
Kissing May Be Link To Cystic Fibrosis Cause
A reader suggests open mouth kissing as a possible source of cystic fibrosis, citing salivaborne germs and rising child deaths. The letter questions researchers if kissing could be a principal cause and urges early investigation amid growing deaths.
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Chilren
Hammond
Henderson Ave
Long Beach
Sees Need for Better Drainage in Long Beach
The mayor and city council of Long Beach ignore drainage gaps as heavy rains cause minor floods. Children wade to school soaked, highlighting negligent governance. The writer urges city officials to wake up to the issue in this modern day and age.
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Long Beach
Forfeited ball game score given as 9 to 0
A Q and A column explains a forfeited baseball game ends 9 0 in favor of the offended team. It notes the umpire in chief declares the game ended for rule violations. Also answers on pigeons distance and Canada’s highest mountain Mt Logan at 19 850 feet.
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Haskin
Hexen
Lureau
St. N
Ogton
D. C
M. G
Mt. Logan
St. Elias Range
Yukon Territory
Alaska
North America
McKinley
Press roster and office locations of the Press
The document lists staff including Herman H Ridder publisher Harod Hines and Samuel Cameron asst to publisher Genl. Manager L A Collins Malcolm Epley executive editor Miles Lines managing editor Harry Karns edit page editor Washington News Bureau with advertising reps Ridderdahns Inc and Metropolitan Group Inc. Offices shown in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St Paul Los Angeles San Francisco and San Francisco Butter St.
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Herman H. Ridder
Harod M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
L. A. Collins
Malcolm Epley
Miles E. Lines
Harry Karns
Ridderdahns, Inc
New York
50Th St
Chicago
Wrigley Rita
Detroit
Yenobscot
Minneapo Foshay
St. Paul
Eset
4Th St
W. St. St
Las Angeles
San Francisco
the Press
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David Lawrence
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Metropolitan Opera
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E. A. Guest
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Pine
Ted Williams
Uncle Sam
State of
Florida
George Clark
S. A
Canada
D. S
Geleoram
Washington News Bureau
Albee Building
Metropolitan Group, Inc
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