Editorial: A Leftist Union Stirs Debate Over presidential race
The Bridges group faces sharp critique from the Strikes and Warehouses Union as it declines to back either major candidate. The union board accuses the candidates of lacking a plan to end the cold war, while defending voters’ right to choose freely. Critics call Bridges' faction unpatriotic and out of step with American democracy.
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Ais Anc
Nixon
Sen. Ken Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's
U. S
Union Board
Khrushchev
Bridges
Articulate Campaign Defines Clear Presidential Contest
The discussion compares candidates Truman Stevenson Kennedy and Nixon for their ability to express ideas. It notes Trumans clarity in communication and Stevensons abstraction, Kennedy’s clear style, and Nixons equal articulateness, calling the race among the most fascinating in modern political history.
Vote Yes on Prop 4 We Recommend Yes Vote
The article urges a Yes vote on Proposition 4 to create a state college governing board and ensure stable long term guidance. It explains eight year terms to provide continuity and effectiveness for the California state college system, citing Long Beach as a site and past experience.
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Long Beach
State College
Senator Soaper Ponders Global Unease and Local Happenings
The column quips on Khrushchev’s status, a dog in orbit vs at the U.N. and a simulated moon trip by Air Force pilots. It notes America exporting small cars to Europe, coal for Newcastle, and Buckinghams palace renovations. It also jokes about All-American picks and a Kennedy Vallee likeness and anti-American rioting abroad.
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Khrushchev
New York
America
U. N
Air Force
Junior Tippy
Europe
France
Newcastle
Long Beach Local Notices Recap
A brief blast lists historical items: 1) a year ago Mrs. Robert Pond of Alpha Xi Delta donated a ceiling projector and 14 microfilm books to Edgin Castagna at the public library for immobilized readers. 2) 20 years ago Pacific Bible Seminary dedicated its new building at 4635 E Anaheim St with Dr. Homer A Strong delivering the invocation. 3) 30 years ago Long Beach backed the 1930 International Typographical Union convention site pick for 1932 in Houston with input from local delegates Frank W. Tunmore and Charles E. Fisher and Women’s Auxiliary support.
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Robert Pond
Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae
Edgin Castagna
Pacific Bible Seminary
Anaheim St
Homer A. Strong
First Christian Church
George P. Taubman
Long Beach
International Typographical Union
Houston
Texas
Frank W. Tunmore
Charles E. Fisher
Moving U N From New York Hurts Prestige Says Lawrenc
David Lawrence argues moving the United Nations from New York to Geneva would dull its impact. He contends the U N’s presence in the U S reinforces moral force, highlights Soviet double standards, and keep the West engaged with world affairs despite isolationist impulses. He notes the Congo vote and Hammarskjold’s stance as a setback for the Soviet bloc.
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Washington
Pravda
Moscow
United Nations
New York City
U. N
Geneva
America
Khrushchev
Radar
Castro
United States
League of Nations
U.N
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Hammarskjold
Congo
State Milk Bureau Faces Push to Abolish Price Fixing
California's Bureau of Milk Control renamed to Bureau of Milk Stabilization faced a Monterey area dispute after dairies sought higher prices. Pattee's Etap Farms sold milk two cents below the minimum, prompting a survey and a one cent reduction by the Bureau to aid competition. Monterey County Superior Court upheld the Bureau, fueling calls to end state price fixing.
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Edwin S. Capps
Sacramento
CNS
State Bureau of Milk Control
California
Bureau of Milk Stabilization
Monterey-Santa Cruz
State Bureau
Milk Trust
Etap Farms Co
Alan G. Pattee
Milk Control Act
The
Pattee
Bureau
Pattce
Monterey County Superior Court
Thoughtful reflections on God and humanity
The excerpt contrasts Ecclesiastes on God’s enduring, unalterable work with Coleridge’s vision of a universal divine fatherhood. It frames God as omnipresent, shaping humanity to form one large global family and viewing the world as our shared home. The tone is contemplative and devotional.
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God
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Public Forum Letters on Aid Ships and Kennedy Bigotry
A Long Beach letter urges government funding for a hospital ship to aid the ill abroad while warning against private solicitations. It argues for federal action, not private campaigns, and cites JOHN V. LANDES address at 4649 Falcon Ave. A second letter discusses Kennedy Catholicism and voter scrutiny of candidates, urging questions on church-state issues and stressing seniority’s importance in Long Beach politics with ELMER S. CLARK backing Craig Hosmer.
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Long Beach
U.S.A
U. S
J'ara
John V. Landes
Falcon Ave
Adlai Stevenson
USA
Kennedy
U.S
United States Congress
Senate
Clyde Doyle
Long Beach City
Craig Hosmer
M. C
Democrats
Elmer S. Clark
Heartwell
Path to Grave cartoon critique on resumed nuclear tests
Editor H. Biddulph at 344 E. Cummings Lane urges readers to consider the grim outcome if nuclear tests resume. He argues scientists may advance alphabet progress but humanity’s long ascent would end in a rush toward the grave as public opinion weighs heavy.
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H. Biddulph
E. Cummings Lane
Press-Telegram Los Angeles Newspaper Masthead
The fragment lists staff and offices for The Press Telegram including publishers, editors, managers, and national advertising reps. It records multiple office addresses in Los Angeles and other cities, indicating the paper’s organizational and circulation footprint.
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RidderJohns, Inc
New York
Fitavenue Chita
Wwtiotey
Betralt Penobscot Bidgeasolis
Foshay Tower
St Paw
Ingeles
Stan Tranelsen
Sutter St
Press-Telegram
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