Oklahoma dentist offers prize to yank a tooth for charity
A Yukon Oklahoma dentist Dr Davis S Harris offers a stunt to let patients yank one of his lower molars for charity with proceeds going to St Josephs Orphanage in Oklahoma City. The wild idea toys with revenge fantasies while linking dental drama to a broader wartime and political blurbs.
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Court refuses to halt Peninsula Apartments project
A Alamitos Bay resident group sought an injunction to block two apartment buildings, but Superior Judge George Francis ruled the city building and safety superintendent Edward M. O Conn or must issue permits if plans meet the code. The injunction was denied, the demurrer sustained, and permits must be issued. the area is zoned currently but the City Council plans to rezone as R 2 two family dwellings.
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Festival of Chanukah Observance At Temple Beth Sholom
Festival observance begins tonight at pm as Habbi Maurice Schwartz officiates the Chanukah rites. Dr Samuel I Richmond, president of the Congregation, conducts the Opening of the Ark ceremony. Sunday at 11am the Temple Sisterhood hosts a Chanukah party and latke event in the temple.
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Lakewood Liquor Sale Dispute Persists in County Board
Controversy over selling liquor at Lakewood Country Club remains unresolved. The Board of Supervisors, led by Supervisor Adar, has rejected selling liquor on county property. A proposed solution suggests condemning and buying the Lakewood Golf Course minus the clubhouse, allowing Lakewood Lands Company to operate the club separately, if Lakewood residents show real interest. The outcome now rests on a deal with the Lakewood people if operation profits hold true.
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Wage Board Now Filled, HST Asserts
Washington AP report says Truman and the economic stabilizer anticipate a full Wage Stabilization Board by week’s end with a new industry panel. Putnam notes several industry leaders offered to serve. Di Salle under consideration for his post. Board history, April 30 expiration date, and pressure from Chamber, NAM, CIO, and AFL shape ongoing wage price controls amid 12 000+ pending wage increase applications.
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Equipment Stolen From ABC Equipment Yard
A wheelbarrow and a gasoline engine worth $110 were stolen from the ABC Equipment Mortale Tonl Rental Co. at 1323 Gaviote Ave. Police were notified Thursday after the items were taken from a rear storage yard.
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Tides Forecast With Varied High and Low Levels
The notice lists tidal times and heights for today and Saturday with conflicting OCR data. High tides peak around 5.2 feet at 4 24 a m and 3.2 feet at 6 46 p m, while low tides reach about 0.6 feet and 4.2 feet at 12 40 a m and 5 56 pm respectively.
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Priority Oil Funds Drafts For Public Improvements
A city committee drafts a priority list of oil funds and public works projects for the Hoanees family and citizens. The full committee reports to Chairman Eugene Tincher. The City Council must approve expenditures from the new public improvement fund of $59,000,000, with popular vote and council action required, and the council's report is due January 15, 1953.
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Riots in Rabat as French forces quell Moroccan demonstrators
French colonial police and soldiers beat back about 2000 Moroccan protesters in Rabat's European quarter, with 300 arrested and one Arab killed in a drive by shooting. Rioting spreads to Casablanca, where deaths and arrests prompt a broad crackdown. French authorities ban Communist and Moroccan Independence parties and deploy armored cars and air patrols as Moslems prepare for Friday prayers.
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