Scouting Officers Hear Benefits of Youth Training
Representatives at the Boy Scouts regional meeting in Wilton Hotel heard John M. Schiff of the national council stress scouting as key to America's future. He told 500 delegates that a boy is the man of tomorrow and that 2,000,000 boys are in troops and explorer groups nationwide.
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Boy Scouts of America
Wilton Hotel
Ezra Taft Benson
Salt Lake City
Council of the
Aostles
Church’of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
James E. Dolan
Los Angeles
J. N. Harber
Phoenix
America
John M. Schiff
New York City
National Council
Western
Hawaii
Schiff
Anu Ud Slauuatus Wienue
Ray O. Wyland
New York
City
Telope
Boy Scout Movement
Mser
Los Anfo
Lake City
Henry B. Grandin
Pasadena
Scout of
New Army Training Aims to Cut Fat and Build Fighters
Maj. Gen. William Kean announced at Fort MacArthur that the army will intensify conditioning to turn rear echelon troops into capable infantry. Clerks and support personnel will be trained to operate away from logistic support, reflecting Korea’s lessons on self sufficiency and frontline readiness. Kean, returning from Korea, heads the 3rd Corps under the 6th Army at Camp Roberts for training with the 25th Division now in command.
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Army
Ft. MacArthur
William 8. Kean
Korea
6Th Army
Kean
United Nations
U. S
25Th
3Rd Corps
Camp Roberts
Air Force Base
Mental Health Week Proclaimed in Long Beach by Mayor Chace
Mayor Burton W. Chace has proclaimed May 28 as Mental Health Week in Long Beach. The notice urges community support and offers contact through the Press-Telegram want ads at phone 60066 for more information.
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Burton W. Chace
Long Beach
City Council Briefs Contrasts for 1911 Improvement Act costs
City council notes six more 1911 Improvement Act projects cost an estimated 4 million dollars. Awards include 3484.60 to Griffith Co for alley east of Lewisi Ave and 2802 for alley north of Neece St. Claims against the city total several thousand dollars, with settlements listed. Fire pension and retirement pension requests were referred to the city attorney. Youth Civic Day announced for May 8. Annexation petition between E Stearns St and Atherton St to be studied. Crossing guard request at 17th St and Temple Ave referred. Legalization of draw poker on the Pike dismissed. Dust nuisance abatement discussed for center parkway W 14th St with curb installation. Council backed Assembly Bill 1216 for state aid.
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Griffith Co
Alley
Lewisi
Ave
Gist Sts
Myrtle Ave
Wardlow Rd
35Th St
Sul-Fanny Tolbert
ly-Miller Contracting Co
Neece St
Lor Ave
Gladys Ct
Terraine Ave
Seventh St
Virgil Wk
Corso di Napoli
Riva Alto Canal
Harrison Bros
Allegee
Elm Ave
Ellis
Sothit
Harold V. Conaway
Harmonyb. Gearhart
Albion FR. Allen
Ralph 8. Harding
Burton W. Chace
Order of DeMolay
L. &. Whaley Co
E. Stearns
Clarence E. Wagner
17Th St
Temple Ave
Lee School
Want Ads Offer Quick Help and Rentals
A compact note touts the effectiveness of want ads for renting, selling, and hiring. It urges readers to place an ad and mentions the phone number 69066 as the contact for top results.
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F. J. Smith
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G. W. Lester
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Samuel E. Vickers
Assembly
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General CA Electric Refrigerator
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