Bermuda Meeting Offers Britain Chance to Repair Prestige
Editorial argues the Bermuda conference with President Eisenhower can restore Anglo American trust after Britain's Middle East solo act. It urges a candid apology, acceptance of UN principles, and joint leadership against Soviet communism, stressing sacrifice and renewed alliance. Doris Fleeson.
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Bermuda
Britain
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Middle East
United States
Ike
America
Korea
United Nations
Formosa
Egypt
Wasser
West
Russia
Magmillan
Doris Fleeson Ain
Ex-Sen Duff Advises Beck in Washington
Former Senator Duff mentors Teamster leader Dave Beck as he prepares to testify before the Senate Racketeering Committee. Beck will bring his personal financial records, aiming to shield himself from criticism and navigate political tensions with Eisenhower allies.
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Washington
James H
Big Red) Dell
United States
Dave Beck
Beck
Senate
Joseph K. Davies
Dutt
Seattle
Republicana
Carmine Belling
Eisenhower
Duff
Teamsters
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Congress
United Panthe ‘Ey Nuidate
The Quiet Shave Case at UCLA Court
A UCLA student was fined seventy five dollars or fifteen days in jail for shaving in a moving automobile on a busy freeway. The piece argues the act’s oddity, urges public safety, and notes the morning shave as a personal self check. It defends the punishment as deserved.
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UCLA
Court of Justice
Middle East
World Policy Council Proposed for State Department
David Lawrence argues that no single official can manage the entire government or the State Department. He urges a World policy council chaired by the Secretary of State to plan national and international policy, freeing cabinet members from routine duties and improving handling of rapid global communications.
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Washington
United States
Department of State
United States Jatwexxen
Congress
World Policy Council
Secretary of State
Weeds Overrun A Garden In Quiet Verse By Guest
A reflective poem describes the spread of weeds in a garden though wind sun and rain aid them. The speaker laments lacking courage strength and skill to triumph like the weeds and wishes for wisdom and grace to fill his place with pride.
Horseless carriage show and early California car history
Long Beach notes mark the 88th Glenn EB. Thomas Co. anniversary with 22 antique models including the Tuckermobile of 1699 and 1905 Ford. A harbor oil drilling debate surfaced 20 years ago, while 80 years ago city funds from oil revenue were pledged for Municipal Auditorium. Candidates filed declarations for the May 10 election as City Clerk’s office opened.
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Glenn EB. Thomas Co
California
Ford
Bereath
Harbor Commission
Charles 5. Henderson
Chamber of Commerce
Aearias D. Wallace
Child labor rules summarized under federal acts
The Fair Labor Standards Act bars employment of anyone under 16 in interstate commerce and prohibits hazardous work. 18 is the minimum age. Under curtaiz rules 14 and 15 year olds may be employed. The Walsh Bealey Act sets a 10 year minimum for boys and 18 for girls in contractors firms. White collar jobs include professionals and technical workers managers officials proprietors clerical sales. The 1950 census counted about 21 million in these occupations, 37 percent of the employed civilian labor force.
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WD. A
U. S. Department of Labor
Press Telegram Advertising Directory Details
Publisher and editorial staff names listed with office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco and more. Advertising representatives and office locations are provided for current press telegram services and metropolitan group affiliations.
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National Advertising
Ridder-Johns, Int
NOW York
E. 56Th St
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Sitc
Penobscot
Minnewalls
Foshay Tower
St. Pal
East Ath St
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sutter St
Press-Telegram
Ae Come
Metropolitan Group, Inc
Public Forum Letters Must Include Signatures and Addresses
Public forum notices require letters to bear bona fide signatures and addresses. Submissions may be edited for taste or space to fit publication limits and maintain readability.
Federal aid critique echoes in Long Beach letters
In a series of letters to the PRESS-TELEGRAM, readers attack federal aid as actually state aid to the federal government, decrying bureaucratic overreach and urging voter participation in the April 5 Board of Education election. Community voices praise radar use and discuss birth control as a school-age population issue.
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Phess-Teleg
Dovey
Kummer
Police
M. L. Mlaughley L. B. Safety Council
George Livesey
Magnolia Ave
Women Voters Non Partisan Pledge In Long Beach Election
The Long Beach Board of Education election tests the League of Women Voters non partisan rule. An officer has resigned from her post to run for a seat, illustrating the policy that only officers and board members must remain non partisan while members may participate otherwise.
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League of Women Voters
Becausa Tt
Long Beach League of Women Voters
Board of Education
Lora Rinehart Barr
L. B. League of Women Voters
Women's League
Ress-Telegram
Long Beach Board of Education
League of Wamen Voters
Long Beach
Senator Soaper and the Weight-Lifter Fuseloyle Tale
A quirky column blends satire on income tax, yacht setbacks, multiple wives, and a cousin known for lifting weights in night clubs. It drifts through topics from a Washington racket probe and lie detector bias to basketball’s growth, a centenarian’s first checkup, Admiral Byrd tributes, sparrow gratitude, and a jab at the Gabor family amid old wedding gifts.
To Metcalfe Why Any Fest I Won’t Scale Peaks
Poem of devotion denying grand feats as proof of love. Speaker rejects climbing a mountain or swimming the sea to show affection. Instead argues maturity and steadfast care suffice, noting danger or hardship would test love. The verse contrasts bold displays with simple commitment.
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Miles E. Sine
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Washington News
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