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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1953

Page

4

Five GAR Groupings to Meet Five Organizations Pledge to Preserve GAR Memory

Five GAR groupings will meet in a week long convention expected to draw 2000 visitors. Attending will be Woman's Relief Corps, Ladies of the GAR, Daughters of Union Veterans, Sons of Union Veterans, and Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans. Bernice Hamble is general chairwoman. The 69th California Nevada Auxiliary GAR convention uses Wilton Hotel for HQ and Auditorium exhibit hall for sessions. Mayme Hunt and Ruth E. Johnson lead local and departmental roles. Registration starts 5 p m Saturday with sessions Sunday through Wednesday.

Grand Army of the Republic Woman’s Relief Corps Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Daughters of Union Sons of Union Veterans Sons of Union Bernice Hamble Cherry Ave Department of California Nevada GAR Woman's Relief Corps Wilton Hotel Mayme Hunt Montebello Ruth E. Johnson Bellflower Hotel Robinson Melanie Kline San Francisco Viola Myer Margaret MM. Boynton Berkeley Daughters of Union Veterans Belle Martin Dora Schmoll Melville R. Riggs Pasadenas Welmer Wohlgamuth Lafayette Hotel Mel Henneberg Pasadena Florence Tallman Grand Army Highway Monument Municipal Auditorium

Bus Station Lift Babies Wanted Back

Two young girls, Magdalen 18 months and Clars 5 months, remained in a Los Angeles County institution as welfare officers decide their future. Mother Eugenia Cruz Johnson says she left the babies with a Los Angeles blonde Juliana who promised she could reclaim them when established. Mrs Higgins, 19, and Mrs Waldock, 27, cared for the children since last Thursday at a bus station after Johnson surrendered them.

Vietminh Take Bannambac Post in Laos

French authorities report Vietminh forces captured Bannambac post 40 miles north of Luangprabang, marking a second setback in as many days. Lao capital Luangprabang remains untaken as fighting intensifies and Vietminh deploy more troops toward the strategic mountain kingdom before seasonal rains. Ventiane defenses are strengthened as authorities brace for possible assault.

Hanoi Indochina Kingdom of Laos Bannambac Luangprabang Pakseng Mountain Kingdom Vietminh Ventiane Mekong River Thailand

Ex First Lady Donates WWI Peace Trip Mementoes

The Smithsonian said Mrs. Woodrow Wilson donated a collection of gifts she received during her husband’s presidency. Many items are mementoes from her Europe trip with President Wilson for the postwar peace conference after World War I.

Washington Smithsonian Institution Woodrow Wilson Europe Wilson

Freighter Runs Aground Off Luzon In Pacific Route

A 9000 ton U S freighter ran aground near the Philippines off Luzon while en route from San Francisco to Catan GuanEs Island via Japan. The vessel pulled itself free and sustained damage requiring repairs.

U. S Manila Pacific Far East Lines Hawaii

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