Mayoralty Election in Los Angeles Primary Contests
In Los Angeles today 46 candidates vie in the municipal primary for nine city offices and the Board of Education. Voters face three propositions and five council races, notably in the San Fernando Valley, with Mayor Norrix Joulson facing opposition from four challengers as Proposition A Sparks debate on a municipal trash collection plan and a backyard incinerator ban.
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Los Angeles
Board of Education
Aix
Norrix Joulson
Hia
Atty
John M. Ennis
Atto Deer Hoh Yeukel
Witham Carpenter
Erroll Barks
San Versnando
Ely
Banaan
Modernised Rice Plan of Reducible Rupture Control
Advertisement-style notice claims no need for trusses to treat rupture. It promotes a patent solution from W. & Rice Inc offering relief with a “Vout Card” and free test, citing safe, comfortable rupture protection and updated invention. The copy lists Adams, New York as a contact point.
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Jong
W. & Rice, Inc
Adams
N.Y
L. B. Teachers to Celebrate Education Group's Birthday
Long Beach teachers join about 2,500 educators Thursday to celebrate the National Education Association’s 100th anniversary. Civic, social and professional groups plan a “Teachers Unite” event during their regular meeting to honor teaching. The Chamber of Commerce will host a luncheon with education leaders, and Douglas Al Newcomb will outline NEA’s founding goals on Centennial Day. NEA, a voluntary organization, reaches 67 units and conducts large programs, research, and annual meetings attracting thousands of teachers.
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Tme
Jmark
Ifuniversal
Long Brace Chamber of Commerce
NEM
Eliza Iabeth Thudson
Long Beach Board of Education
Paul Bolland
Teachers’ Association of
Long Head
Dwight Wentzel
Wilson Wigh
NEA
Maryay Kirlan
Poly High
Long Beach Educational Teaders
Douglas AL Newcomm
KLON
Newcomb
Philadelphia
Horeace Mann
W. W. McGuffey
Amos Alcott
Francis Parker
Congress
Long Beach
Chamber of Commerce
National Education Ass
Paul Bjclland
100 Jailed in Haiti Protests
Protests against Haiti's provisional regime erupted in Port au Prince with labor and business boycotts. Police jailed about 100 followers of a presidential candidate, including women. A publisher was arrested and his radio transmitter smashed for anti government broadcasts. A dockers strike closed many stores though some food stores banks and public services stayed open. A new general strike resembling the December Magloire ouster pace looms as Magloire faces accusations of overextending his term.
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Port AU Prince
Halt
Boylcotts
Alrite
Paul &. Magloire
Magloire
Douglas Designing New Troop Plane
Douglas Aircraft in Santa Monica announces a new assault troop carrier, the Douglas model 1806A, designed to carry 58 troops and operate from carrier decks or short unimproved fields. The plane, in advanced design, would use four turboprop engines and reach speeds up to 315 miles per hour, with aerial resupply and light assault missions in mind.
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Santa Monica
As Aircraft Co
U.S. Navy
Long Beach
Douglas ‘Company
Douglas
Uncertain Plant Fate of New Airplane Production
A San Santa Monica engineering division official notes the phase of the project and says plant officials have no idea at which plant the new plane would be manufactured. The remark highlights ambiguity in the production plan and potential relocation.
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Santa Monica
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