Kerr to Talk to Breakfasters on Invest in America
John Leeds Kerr president of Kerr & Company financial engineers will speak at the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce breakfast at 7 15 a m Wednesday in the Wilton Hotel The talk ties to America Week Kerr started in 1933 as a consultant and has worked with American Locomotive Young and Ottley He founded the Railway Research Society in 1928 and authored histories of Missouri Pacific and Louisville and Nashville.
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Invest In
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John Leeds Kerr
Kerr & Company, Financial Engineers
Long Beach
Kerr
American Locomotive Company, Young and Ottley
Missouri Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Film to Explore Chile for Viewers
Chile will be explored via color film when Clifford J Ka men presents movies in the Polytechnic High School auditorium at 2 pm Thursday. The screening closes the second Film Forum Series at City College. Scenes show the Strait of Magellan Christ of the Andes nitrate mines the driest desert the Trans Andean Railway and industrial projects. Applications for the October third Film Forum Series are available at City College General Adult Division Eighth St and American Ave.
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Chile
Clifford J. Kamen
Polytechnic
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At City College
Strait of Magellan
City College
Eighth St
American Ave
Long Beach School Menu Week of April 26
The Long Beach elementary menu for the week lists daily meals includingSpanish noodles and buttered beans on Monday, escalloped potatoes with ham Tuesday, savory beans and spinach Wednesday, hot meat loaf Thursday, and baked fish Friday with milk offered daily. A la carte options and junior senior high plates are also described for additional meals.
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Long Beach
Arizona liquor sale ban to Indians repealed by governor
Gov Howard Pyle signed a bill repealing Arizona’s ban on selling liquor to Indians. Federal statutes still prohibit the sale, so tribesmen remain unable to legally purchase alcohol.
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Phoenix
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Wilson High School 46-50 Class Reunions Set
Wilson High School hosts the fifth reunion for 1946 to 1950 graduates next Friday at 8 p m in the new girls gymnasium. Kathrine Harrison will show school photos and clippings as Principal A B Martin delivers greetings. Committees include Class of 1946 Jackie Bonzer Campbell and others. Class of 1947 Al Larson and others. Class of 1948 Bob Taylor and others. Class of 1949 Mary Alway Dunyon and others. Class of 1950 Sally Smort and others. Wilson High marks 25 years of existence.
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Wilson High School
Kathrine Harrison
The
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Son
A. B. Martin
Johnson
James Peters
Jackie Bonzer Campbell
George Lederer
Betty Slaight Johnson
John Crutchfield
Donald Bean
Jack Allen
Dick Schall
al Larson
Donna Folger Thompson
Harold Solomon
Darrell Hickox
Millicent Davis
David Hauser
Barbara Blanchard
Mary DeWeese
Jimmy Sandel
Bob Taylor
Gilbert Moore
Jack Randall
Zoann Neff
Jack Craigford
Ken Austin
Mary Alway Dunyon
Mason Kirht
Clive ‘Uuckentill
Kay Gaby
Cappy Smith
Phil Hanes
Sally Smort
Bill Bell
Joy
Marsh
Dick Rountree
Mary Lait" Herron
Don Rafferty
Norrgan
Jacobs
Joan Crawford Scare as Missing Son Is Found Unharmed
Hollywood actress Joan Crawford reported her nine year old son Christopher missing for several hours. Police located him unharmed in the Brentwood neighborhood while Crawford was rehearsing. She joked he will face punishment after the incident.
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Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Christopher
Ratio
Brentwood
Miss Crawford
Miss Grawford
Christina
Cynthia
Cathy
Students Plan All-night Graduation Dance Across Three High Schools
Students from the citys three high schools will meet at Polytechnic High Thursday at 1 p m to plan the third annual All Night Graduation Dance on June 14 at Municipal Auditorium. Dean Paige will preside with Darlene Poole as secretary and Norman Lenzer heading the entertainment committee. The idea originated with the late Harold Williams after a fatal auto accident on graduation night.
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Polytechnic High School
Municipal Auditorium
Dean Paige
Poly
Darlene Poole
Wilson
Norman Lenzer
Harold Williams
Press-Telegram
Jordan High School
Furness Withy represents Home Lines on Pacific Coast
Long Beach Los Angeles area now served by Furness Withy & Co as the Home Lines steamship passenger service in New York is extended to all Pacific Coast ports. The arrangement was announced yesterday and covers coastwise routes from New York via major ports to the Pacific.
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Home Lines, Inc
New York
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Furness, Withy & Co
Dulles Explains Korea Fight Head and Heart Reasons
Ambassador John Foster Dulles told reporters that 75 percent of his mail asks why the U S fights in Korea or stays in Korea He offered two answers a head reason that a Soviet controlled Korea would trap Japan and a heart reason that Americans align with free peoples defending their liberty He urged that America stay committed to freedom when it is at risk.
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OS Angeles
John Foster Dulles
Korea
State Department
Japan
Pacific
Dulles
America
Dr Raymond offers low price dental plates and no chain ties
Dr Raymond announces a single office practice under his supervision offering gold or steel partials and full dentures at low prices. He emphasizes large volume and no middleman credit, promoting a long term no down payment plan with 12 weeks before payments and up to 21 months to pay on approval.
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Dr. Raymond
Raymond
Monty
Dr Raymond Cites Patient Referrals In Dentistry
Dr Raymond notes about half of his California patients come through fellow patients recommendations. He cites three guiding principles: first, good work. second, reasonable prices. third, liberal credit to make dental care accessible to all.
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California
Raymond
Well to Do People Can Be Thrifty Too
Dr. Raymond serves people at all levels of society with a thrifty mindset. A good portion of his practice assists those comfortably fixed yet economical, not just the price constrained.
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Dr. Raymond
New Impression Cream For Tender Gums Unveiled By Dentists
The DP impression cream is marketed for difficult to fit months and tender gums. Dr. Raymond claims dentists can avoid costly mistakes by using this new elastic cream. It hardens to a velvety smooth finish while preserving fine details of tiny mouth crevices.
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Raymond
New Residents Invited to Dr Raymonds Credit Dental Office
Friendly dental invite for newcomers to meet Dr Raymond and learn about easy dental work. Worded as a community welcome, encouraging neighbors to ask others about Dr Raymond and visit the clinic for an introduction.
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Dr. Raymond
Credit Dental
Dentist Praises New Transparent Denture Material
Dr. Raymond lauds a new translucent denture material now used in his office. He notes it is light in weight, exceptionally durable, and available at a low price. Samples of New Translucent Teeth will be on display all week.
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Raymond
Reymond
Er. Raymond
Dr Raymonds Three Way Policy Offers Low Prices
Dr Raymond states prices are low and within reach of all customers. He emphasizes consistent small charges regardless of time or care required for individual cases. Prices are described as reasonable across services.
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DR. Raymond
Raymond
Dr Raymond’s Dental Credit Offers Easy Approval
A compact ad promises quality dentistry under Dr Raymond’s code of practice with simple credit options. Customers can receive dental care with approved credit and up to 21 months of payment plans, emphasizing a friendly, no red tape approach.
New Translucent Teeth Promise Lightweight Durability
Dr Raymond touts a new translucent dental material described as light in weight and exceptionally durable with a low price. He notes few people are aware of the materials and urges adoption of the affordable option.
Immediate Restorations Offer Dental Plates Instantly
Immediate Restorations markets dental science promising instant extractions and new plates. Salesmen and businessmen advertise privately to avoid public awareness, claiming the cost is small beside the satisfaction.
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