Left Wing Democrats Weigh Civil Rights Compromise
In a bid to keep the South aboard the Democratic ticket in 1952, left wing ADA members discuss a face saving civil rights plank. They favor language interpretable differently in the South and North, stressing Congressional action while preserving broader aims. The piece contrasts FDR’s private stance, Truman’s push for federal enforcement, and current party dynamics with Kefauver, Harriman, Kerr, Stevenson, Taft, and Eisenhower, as conventions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Fair Deal Democratic Coalition
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
FDR
Truman
Kefauver
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harriman
W. Averell Harriman
Stalin
Kremlin
Kerr
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ilinois
Nieman Awards Announced
Harvard University announced Nieman fellowships for 12 American newspapermen and associate fellowships for three foreign journalists. The 5th annual group begins studies in September, including Robert E. Lee United Press in Washington, Watson Sims Associated Press in Chattanooga, William Steif San Francisco News, and Kenneth E. Wilson Santa Rosa Press Democrat, funded by Agnes Wahl Nieman in memory of her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Harvard University
Harvard
Agnes Wahl Nieman
The
Milwaukee Journal
Eucus Nieman
United States
Robert E. Lee
United Press
Washington, D.C
Watson Sims
Associated Press
Chattanooga
New York Stocks Rise To New Highs On Rail Shares
New York stocks gained ground with railroad shares pushing to new highs in more than 21 years amid moderate trading. Oil equities saw late profit-taking after early gains while several leading issues held near prior levels and a number reached year highs as Santa Fe American Can Kansas City Southern Phillips Petroleum Wilcox Oil Motorola and Louisville and Nash hit new peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Santa Fe
American Can
Kansas City Southern
Phillips Petroleum
Wilcox Oil
Motorola
Louisville & Nash
Ville Bow Jones Final Stock Averages Report
The closing averages show 130 industrials at 269.50 down 0.69, 20 railroads at 100.35 down 0.03, 15 utilities at 49.70 down 0.07, and 65 stocks at 104.45 down 0.18. Total sales about 1,200,000 shares, up from 1,190,000 on Friday.
Guard Stays At Attention Despite Nose Bleed
London dispatch reports a mounted guard at the Horse Guards parade ground remaining seated on his horse for 20 minutes, blood streaming from his nose. A police officer and guardroom officer intervened. the guard refused to dismount, saying it was against orders and he could not move or talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whitehall
Horseguards Parade
Western Powers At Odds On Several Problems
United States clashes with Britain and France over four power Germany talks Middle East defense and the Korean War. British and French resentment grows over U S influence and plans in Tunisia Egypt and eastern Mediterranean defense. Prime Minister Pinay defends foreign minister Schuman amid opposition charges of bowing to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Newsom
United Press
United States
Britain
France
Kremlin
U.S
Egypt
Tunisia
Dean Acheson
London
Russia
Germany
Middle East
Field Marshal
Earl Alexander
Alexander
Mediterranean
Antoine Pinay
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Citrus Market Los Angeles Auction Prices by Grade
Citrus market records from Los Angeles on June 2 show first grade orange prices at 9.82, 8.86, 7.5, and 5.71 with second grade at 7.57, 4.38, 4.70 for various sizes. New York notes on June 23 report valencias down to 4.62 average, lem ons at 9.39 average across 40 and 19 cars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
New York
Repeal of Buy American Restrictions Proposed
Washington urged repeal of the Buy American act of 1933 as a relic of low mood psychology that raises costs. The five member Materials Policy Commission led by William S. Paley said current imports help avoid higher prices and that by 1957 demand for minerals and power will double. It urged least cost purchasing, expanded mineral exploration abroad, hydroelectric development, atomic and solar research, timber conservation, and efficient military material use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Materials Policy Commission
William S. Paley
Columbia Broadcasting System
United States
Commission
United Nations
St. Lawrence
Niagara
Columbia River
U S Reduces Number of Aircraft Types
Washington reports that U S Air Force and Navy aircraft of all types have declined since the Korean War mobilization began. The mid 1950 total stands at about 31 200 planes, with fewer than 9 000 combat aircraft in organized units and roughly 14 percent tied to Korea. Russia totals about 40 000 aircraft, with a higher share of combat types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cord Dry
Washington
Air Force
Navy
Russia
Poultry and Eggs Price Report from Los Angeles
Wholesale and retail prices for eggs and poultry listed by grade size and packaging. Includes live poultry categories such as broilers fryers roasters and hen weights with price ranges across Grade AA Grade A HB and consumer cartons. Notes on case and carton pricing plus minor adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Air power estimates cite Korean War production and losses
The article notes American intelligence assessing known locations of units and aircraft while the Red Air Force reportedly fields more jet fighters in Korea. It estimates U.S. military plane production since the war began at about 9,000 to 9,500 across all types, highlighting gains in quality but lagging in replacement pace and ongoing transfers of planes abroad through military aid programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jana
Ameri
Red Air Force
US. Navy
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Air Force
Delphian Guests Of Mrs Lackey In Redlands Garden
Mrs Richard Lackey hosted a Delphian chapter coffee hour in her Redlands garden at 244 Grand View Drive. Guests included Mrs Earl Witmer Mrs E E Runkel and other members as they draft a round robin letter for charter member Mrs Moores Butler who is hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lackey
Delphian
Redlands
Grandview Drive
E. E. Runkel
Society
Earl G. Witmer
Moores Butler
Mmes. Witmer
Runkel
Henry Blume
T. Fletcher
Elizabeth White Stith
E. F. Dibble
E. L. Danielson
G. L. Schulte
A. B. Johnson
Paul Hallum
We the Women by Ruth Millett on older women finding joy
An elderly woman defends spending time on enjoyable activities like bridge with widows. She argues self chosen pleasures are worthwhile, not selfish, and that independence and social engagement prevent burdening children. Any time spent on pleasant pursuits is valuable, not wasted.
Two Church League Clashes Tonight in YMCA Softball
Week two of the UMC Council of Churches Softball League features Baptists vs Presbyterians at seven and University Methodists vs Christian Reformed at 8:30 tonight. Congregationalists meet Protestant Reformed Wednesday, followed by Bethany Reformed vs First Methodist. Friday hosts Foursquare against State Street Christians. Standings after week one show Baptists and Presbyterians atop, with several teams trailing. Strikeout leader is Presbyterian Street, hitters include Montgomery, Miller, Shelley, Riddle, Haight, and Van Grouw. Games are Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays with a small admission to cover expenses. The YMCA is part of the Community Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Churches
Baptists
Presbyterians
University Methodists
Christian Reformed
Congregationalists
Protestant Reformed Meeting
Bethany Reformed
State Street Christians
W.L. Pet! Baptist
Eee
Presbyterian
Foursquare
Congregational
State Street Christian
Methodist
Protestant Reformed
Street of the Presbyterians
Gorghi
Dick Montgomery
Miller
University Methodist
Shelley
Riddle
Haight
the Presbyterians
van Grouw
The
Y. M. C. Act
Community Chest
Necklace Bracelet Craft Using Ribbon End Clasp
A simple craft guides sewing narrow black ribbons to both ends of a bracelet clasp to create a necklace. The result is a dog collar style accessory you can wear by tying it around the throat.
National A.G.O. President Guest At Spelman Home
Lewis Elmer of New York City, national president of the American Guild of Organists, was honored yesterday afternoon as a guest of Dr. and Mrs. Leslie P. Spelman at their Riverside home. About 50 guests attended the tea, Elmer spoke on the guild’s history and future plans, with Richard Stanley presiding and Margaret Whitney Dow outlining the fall schedule. Elmer travels to attend the national A.G.O. convention in San Francisco on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Elmer
New York City
American Guild of Organists
Leslie P. Spelman
Center Street
Riverside-San Bernardino Counties
Elmer
Guild
Richard Stanley
Margaret Whitney Dow
West Coast
San Francisco
Local Church Calendar and Notice of Real Property Sale
A dense church calendar lists services and meetings for many denominations including Pilgrim Holiness, University Methodist, Camp Seeley conference, Temple Baptist, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Congregational, Redlands Foursquare, First Presbyterian, First Baptist and Yucaipa Methodist with dates, times and locations. A separate legal notice announces a private sale of real property in San Bernardino by executor Frank L. Robertson for estate of J. J. Marks, detailing terms, property description, and bid filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Holiness
University Methodist
M.Y. F. Christian and Missionary Alliance
Riverside Bible Study
Kenyon's
Camp Seeley
Temple Baptist
Brotherhood
Women's Missionary Society
All Church Visitation and Fellowship
First Church of Christ
Masonic Temple
Cajun Street
First Congregational
Generals Council of Claremont
Latter Day Saints
Zion’s League
Church of Nazarene
Hi-N.y
Emmanuel Missionary Baptist
Superior Court
State OF California
County OF
San Bernardino
J. J. Mars
Frank L.oherson
Seid
California
Williams
San
First National Bank
Realands
Frank L. Robertson
Marks
Aed. Hawen
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Democrats
TAFT
Eisenhower
Texas
Hoover Dam
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Illingis
Guy Jones
Myre Street
Nieman Awards
Homart
Sears
Monty
Dick Turner
Ted
Leethy
Tide Water Associated
Gil-Com
Studebakers
A.C. Almind
Orange St
Miss Josephine
Delphians
Mrs. Lackey
Ruth Millett
Pontiac
Femdec Sales & Service
ALBIS
A.G.O
Spelman
First Methodist
Circle
Sylvan Park
Orange Belt
First Baptist
Yucaipa
Reuse
West Beach Avenue
Menlone
Women's Missionary
Cety
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