Draft Liability To Be Extended
Washington reports the draft law awaiting President Truman will extend draft liability to age 95 for over 2.4 million registrants. The bill lowers the induction age to 18 and extends liability for those deferred, ensuring they remain liable until 35. Sponsors say the aim is to prevent avoidance of the draft via multiple deferments.
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Washington
Truman
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Army
Employment In L B Up $3 000 000
Long Beach's monthly industrial payroll increased by 3 million dollars from last year, driven by shipyard reac tivation and expansion of the aircraft industry. Payroll for shipyard and aircraft workers totals 70 million, up 40 million. employment rose from 94,850 to 106,450 while unemployment fell from 16,000 to 6,800. Chamber president Fred S. Dean said unemployment should drop further as 1951 progresses with 3,000 to 5,000 more jobs expected.
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Long Beach
Chamber of Commerce
Naval Shipyard
Fred
Dean
Chamber
Onner
Culinary Alliance Re-Elects Arnold For 17th Year
Jack Arnold begins his 17th year as executive secretary of the Culinary Alliance Local 681 after a reelection. Other officers and trustees reelected include J A Mitchek president W V Jameson vice president Bertha Anderson chaplain Kathryn Arnold recording secretary Clayton Smith press secretary James O Connor inspector and trustees G R Wells Jule Stevens Barbara Perty.
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Jack Arnold
Culinary Alliance
J. A. Mitchek
W. V. Jameson
Bertha Anderson
Kathryn Arnold
Clayton Smith
James O'Connor
G. R. Wells
Jule Stevens
Barbara Perty
Languille Named Assistant Director of Catholic Youth Org
Rev John P Languille, a graduate of St Matthew's Catholic School, has been appointed as assistant director of the Catholic Youth Organization in Los Angeles. Announcement made yesterday.
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John P. Languille
St. Matthew's Catholic School
Los Angeles
Lost bicycles found by Long Beach Juvenile Bureau at warehouse
The Long Beach Juvenile Bureau reports 52 bikes recovered and stored at 1481 San Francisco Ave for owner claims. The warehouse opens Thursdays 3:30 to 4:30 pm for parents and children to identify vehicles, with cases like a Missouri family’s bike unclaimed after relocation.
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Long Beach
Ware*house Co
E. Richie
Juvenile Bureau
Missouri
Truman Loyd Manor
Bicyclists Blame Adults for Traffic Violations
A Long Beach survey by bicycle officer C. E. Richie reports adult motorists cause most juvenile bicycle violations. Visiting 20 schools and tallying 5300 riders, only 190 violations were recorded, with the common offense riding on the wrong side. Children say drivers force rule breaking and fear being hit or door openings.
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C. E. Richie
Long Beach Juvenile Bureau
Joseph M. Kenrick
Juvenile Bureau
Richie
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