Is That An Argument About Wise Speech And Cash
A Democratic State Central Committee sheet notes that top underwriters, airline officials, and leaders in radio and TV industries have given more to Republicans than Democrats. It argues business leaders seek stability and prosperity, often backing the party they believe will best secure those conditions. The piece notes Democrats do receive funds from successful people, challenging critiques of large contributions to the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee of
California
Arca
Orwe
Paulius
The College Parking Problem Strains Campus Spaces
An illustration of auto dependence on campuses shows crowded lots at Long Beach State College and the challenge of balancing parking with academic space. Solutions include public transit, distant parking with walking, or a drive-in concept with in-car services, all to ease congestion without sacrificing classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach State College
State College
Buce
Fay Awashen Colleges
Eisenhower and Federal Troops in Arkansas Crisis
A critical essay questions President Eisenhower s use of federal troops during Little Rock integration arguing the move violated constitutional guarantees and the 1871 statute. It recalls his July pledge against troop deployment and queries DOJ influence and historical parallels with Reconstruction era laws.
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Dedera
Mower
Ghia Tiber
America
Fiber Unions
Froland
Federal
United States
Avideness
Eisenhower
Jose
Arkansas
Navy
Little Rock
Congress
Ils
Department of Justice
Cleveland
Political fallout grows after Little Rock crisis and federal action
In wake of the Little Rock riots and the Presidents move to use federal force if needed, southern politicians face intensified casualties and shifting loyalties. Governors, Senate leaders, and party blocs contend with a crisis that tests unity, with Republicans and northern Democrats watching closely as the nation weighs enforcement of civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Leroy Collins
Florida
South
Anti
Tie
Little Rock
Miscellaneous satirical musings spark a light political tone
A string of fragmented quips touches on taxation, military unification, vaccines, television, Moscow telephone books, medical society questions, and provocative gadgets. The tone satirizes politicians and social trends with sharp, evolving humor.
Thoughts on leadership and right action in history
A reflective fragment cites Judges 21 25 about everyone doing what seems right in their own eyes and attributes a modern quip to Henry Clay, preferring moral correctness over political power. The line blends biblical citation with a proffered modern sentiment on leadership and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thare
Iarael
Henry Clay
Just Folks by E A Guest and Oddities
A mixed sample of verse and satirical snippets. The poem conveys simple contentment with labor and wealth, while satirical lines note Adenauer's election victory and Stan Musial’s lead. A joke about long johns under reader pants closes the piece with cheeky wit.
Long Beach memories spark 10 year dive and zoning shift
Ten years ago navy divers prepared to descend in fifty feet near the Long Beach breakwater chasing a rumored WWI Japanese submarine. Earlier, grappling hooks had touched a submerged object two decades prior. Also noted, Miss Suzanne Miller painted California history murals at the rebuilt library and a landmark zoning plan for the north and west Long Beach corridor gained approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Miller
Toaby
California
Long Beach
Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission
Los Cerritos-Davidson City
Dominguez Junction
Pacific Electric Lines
Public Forum letters discuss school integration impact
Public Forum letters argue integration harms school efficiency and student focus with teachers recalling disruptions. propose segregated schools as a temporary remedy, while noting potential constitutional issues. The writers Roy W. Abel of 311 Ocean Center Bldg and Ernest Denning of 3050 Corlar Ave urge civic responsibility and balanced policies in the wake of changing California laws on alcohol and public responsibility.
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Supreme Court
Roy W. Abel
Ocean Center Bldg
California
Ernest Denning
Corlar Ave
Service Clubs Add to Traffic Hazards
A newspaper brief cites the National Safety Council estimating that over 200 people died in trap accidents during a 78 hour Labor Day weekend due to drinking drivers. It notes drinking drivers were involved in about 30 percent of fatal accidents in 1936, rising to 35 percent in the 1955 Christmas season.
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Press-Telegrastover
National Safety Council
Council
The Lure of Lost Love in a World of Lovers
A compact meditation on romance and heartbreak. It muses that love can sting and tragedy may follow but time moves on, with lovers finding new feelings beyond past pains. The piece reflects on longing, recognition, and resilience through repeated affectionate hopes.
Last President of the Republic of Texas and oddities
Anson Jones, physician and last president of the Republic of Texas, was elected in 1844 for three years but surrendered authority on February 29, 1846 when Texas joined the Union. The item also notes a fly reproduction estimate and discusses traditional head scarves and candle lighting etiquette at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Texas
Anson Jones
Texas
Union
Press Telegram Masthead and offices listing
The Press Telegram masthead shows editors and managers with national advertising representation. It lists publisher Harold M. Hines and Samuel C. Cameron as publisher and general manager alongside other staff. Advertising representatives are Ridder-Jatine with offices in New York and Chicago, and several city offices across the United States.
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Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Asit
Samuel C. Cameron
L.A Colling Jr
National Advertising
Ridder-Jatine, Inc
New York
E. S0th St
Chicago
Wrigity
Detroit
Penobscot
Minneapolis
Fostay Tower
Bt. Paul
4Th St
Los Angeles
W. St. St
San Francisco
Sutter Ste
Lea
The
Press-Telegram
Comic Advertising Resentatives
Metropolitan Group, Inc
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Soaper
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Binwnick
Rolf
Moscow
Elor
Medical Society
E. A
Adenauer
Stan Musial
Milady
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church
George M. Rourke
First Church
North Dakota
Long Getch
George Clark
Redes
Rata
Information Bureau
Ae Syn NW
Great Britain
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