Ballot Propositions Spark Debate in Long Beach District
LA C says Prop 1 supports fluoride in drinking water endorsed by AMA ADA PHS and local health dept. Prop 2 would fund a 160 acre Barron Flats camp paid by Long Beach taxpayers with limited access, facing 4 percent annual tax for five years. Prop 3 backs a medical and dental authority endorsed measure. Readers urged to read and decide.
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Barron Flats
San Bernardino Mountains
Long Beach
Unified School District
Hils
Camp Hi Hill
City
Achoa
Recreation Department
Avalon
Signal Hill
Lakewood
American Medical Association
American Dental Association
Federal Public Health Service
Tesla
Town Meeting Notes on Public Works and Waste Policy
The Independent reports a town meeting discussing storm drain poles and a public process. Officials say they do not plan to impose quorides beyond 0.3 part per million, noting a waste byproduct from aluminum and fertilizer industries is under consideration for use.
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HOTOR
Long Beach Century of Civic Updatings and Debates
May 14 marked a ribbon cutting for an early hospital wing naming the Hanna Room in honor of Mrs. C. Pi. Tanna for antispollo efforts. Some 300 business leaders attended the Convention Barents launch and a $30,000 MAT-4e budget was proposed. Also noted: coronation milestones for King George VI era, the Masonic temple fundraising at 835 Locust Ave aiming for $650,000, and liquor history including Anaheim raid findings. City debates on water fluoridation and public liberty draw public letters and medical association timelines.
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C. Pi. Tanna
Long Beach
Wren
Cinice
Ative
Long Reach
Locust Ave
Anaheim
Water use in U S doubles over 50 years set to rise again
The text notes that water consumption for all pure doses in the United States has doubled in fifty years and is projected to double again in twenty five years. It then explains gray hair occurs when hair cells lose pigment as the body ages, causing hair to become colorless or white.
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United States
World’s Highest Waterfall Angel Falls Details
Venezuela’s Angel Falls is the world’s highest waterfall with an unbroken 2,648 foot drop and a total height of R212 feet, standing as the planet’s tallest cascade in records.
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Angel Falls
Venezuela
Court Tempers Rulings on Supreme Court Moderation
Washington reports that in recent decisions the Supreme Court shifted away from radicalism on communism labor and expansion of power. The court, led by Chief Justice Warren, moderated rulings amid new pressures from anticommunist and regulatory forces. Justice Black Douglas and Harlan remain firm, while aging justices influence a cautious trend affecting labor boards and public power projects.
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Washington
Supreme Court Ind
Trumane Eisenhower
Hanme
wAbroad
Uhr
Aynaw
Supreme Court
Ates
Roanders
Frankfurster
Burton
Clark
Brenan
Whithiker
Abetal Perstine Sion
Black
Douglas Aut Harian
Earl Warren
Warren
Sears
High Tribunal
Senate
Chargis
Reddy
Mafdy and Subersive Acivities Cane Trot Tsoard
Strictly Personal Hot Air a Way to Cool Off Listeners
A banquet tale reflects on overlong speakers and stalled generosity. The narrator recalls Mark Twain and Swift quips about verbose talkers while noting rising heat, restless crowds, and waning willingness to listen as banquet discussions drag on.
Eyeglasses Needed to Correct Astigmatism Says Dr Jordan
Dr Elwin Po Jordan explains astigmatism and how eyeglasses correct eye curvature. Eye exams determine the exact lens shape, with expert diagnosis needed to rule out glaucoma or cataract and to address concurrent nearsightedness or farsightedness.
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Elwin PO Jordan
M.D
NEA Service
MES
Genel al
Q and A Miscellaneous Question Set from Archives
A scrambled Q and A collection covers topics from Chinese newspaper formats after a hypothetical alphabet change to tornado activity patterns and historic political conventions. It includes questions about the timing of tornadoes, a 19th century Democratic convention, a spelling champion, and the first use of AY as a letter.
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Awas
Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation and Civil War era
A fragmentary note recalls that legalized slavery was not abolished by the proclamation alone and notes that several slave states remained in the Union but were freed only by the later constitutional amendment, signaling the transition years after the war.
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Lincoln
Crossword Puzzle Names and Editorial Credits Fragment
A fragmented OCR passage lists names such as Haeman M and Hines alongside editorial roles like Editorial Columnist Miles Ey Sita and Managing Editor ACK. It references offices at Penobscot Building Detroit and Minnesotan addresses, with scattered phrases about a Crossworld pattern and the Independent.
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Cottina By
Miles Ey Sita
Fragmentary Civil History Notes Mention World War II Sites
A scrambled OCR fragment references Keene, World War II, Hominy, and a Civil rang or rank. Mentions Tov WD and William In with Hert abet wy Taal. Limited readable context. uncertain details.
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Terrinta
Keene
World
Hominy AD Ory
Siaertonhals
McConnell Presses Federal Aid for School Construction
GOP Congressman Sam McConnell argues for federal funding to speed school construction in suburbs lacking tax base. He warns delays may doom children’s futures, cites states offering some help yet constitutional limits block more. Also notes linked subsidy plans for the Hanna Company and iron ore transport deals amid maritime policy debates.
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Washington
GOP
Sam McConnell
Philadelphia
Ue House Labor
Ailwation Cohimitlor
Abe Pannell
Cedern
WU. SS. Chamber of Commerce
Connell
Clambee
Guy Hignres
McConnell
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New York
House of Delegates
Zilrott, M.D
Betty S. Buckler
Linden Ase
Seattle
Sos Angeles
San Diego
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New Mexico
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Teamsters
National Labor Relations Board
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Moon
Federal Power Commission
West
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Thaln Tower Company
Anne Vice Warren
Wacker
Cone Press
Tennessee Valley Authority
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Mark Twain
Hartford
Hawley
Dean Swift
Whale Company
China
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Jarek Kup
Martin Vat
Stites
Melody Sachko
Pittsburgh
Haeman M
Haretd M
Hines
Atal Bamusl
Cameron
Dent
Larry Collina Jr
Huw
Uem
Nymbol
Morning & Challenge
Cree
Melanie Tremont
Amaaun
Arundel
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Roach Nati Riksing
Dever & Waretootad
Ravin
Drew Pearson
Pert
Moe Chonell
Hey
Sehool
Cin Thedina
Missouri
McConneth
Edenton
Aves
National Educatain Association
Colt
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Sou Crone
Bere
Tater
Sirius
Martine
Ore Transport, Inc
Ifmina Coal and Ore Corp
Coutes
Rinker
Kinele
Ore Transport Inc
Maritime Administration
Hisio
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