Legion Meeting Opens Tomorrow in New York
American Legion delegates converge on New York for the 29th convention opening tomorrow afternoon. Eight candidates vie for national commander as state delegations weigh votes while early arrivals anticipate parades and public events. Police coordinate with Legion service officers to handle any disturbances during the gathering.
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New York
American
Legion
Americanism Committee
Martin V. Coffey
Middletown
Ohio
Perry Brown
Beaumont
Texas
Legion's Service Committee
American Legion Service Committee
Slogan Needed for United Nations Week Observance
Mrs Lorene Wiswell Wilson chair of the Long Beach planning committee seeks a slogan for United Nations Week September 14 20 The observance backed by 77 organizations notes the second General Assembly meeting and mentions 57 nations have joined In the UN Churches and all local groups will be invited to join in services and a city wide program is planned
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United Nations
Lorene Wiswell Wilson
Termple Ave
General Assembly
All-City Day Noted by Shrine Club Luncheon
Chief Police Alvin Slaight chaired the Shrine Club luncheon at the Hilton Hotel to honor All-City Day. Morris Shere and Phil Knox of the Municipal Band performed instrumentals while the Kiswants Quartet with Norman Masterson, Jack Hammond, Harry Christensen, and Brewer Gray sang. City Manager Carl Wirsing and seven city councilors were introduced. Murray Siricwig presided.
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Alvin Slaight
Shrine Club
Hilton Hotel
Slaight
Morris Sherer
Ph Knox
Kiswants Quartet
Norman Masterson
Jack Hammond
Harry Christensen
Brewer Gray
Carl B. Wirsehing
A. Lynn Parmley
Joseph R. Ramsey
Raymond C. Kealer
George D. Ezell
Lawrence O. Jackson
Herbert Klockstein
Bazil A. Carlson
Murray Siricwig
Retirement pension sought for Auto Fireman Kennedy
Application referred to the City yesterday requests a retirement pension for Auto Fireman James L. Kennedy who served the city for 20 years seven months and 26 days.
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James L. Kennedy
Realty Holdings Left to Widow in Probate File
The will of Clay H. White, who died August 19 at age 79, leaves the estate to his widow Georgiana with her named executrix. Attorney Raymond Z. Kirkpatrick filed for probate. the value is undetermined but expected to exceed 10 000 dollars. White held realty and oil property in Signal Hill and helped build Barker Bros. Building at Broadway and Locust Ave.
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Clay’ H. White
Georgiana
Raymond Z. Kirkpatrick
A .White
Signal Hill
Long Beach
Colorado
Barker Bros
Broadway and
Locust Ave
New tumor clinic building ready for occupancy
The tumor clinic at 425 Atlantic Ave. completed for Dr. Donald B. Truitt, with a cost around $30, built by owner Mrs. Mary Mathison. T Le Sanders supervised construction.
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Tumor Clinic
Donald B. Truitt
Atlantic Ave
Mary Mathison
T. le Sanders
Probation Sought in Bookmaking Case Involving Jewett Irvine
Henry H. Jewett 42 bar owner and Joseph A. Irvine 46 vigger faced Superior Judge Leslie E. Still over bookmaking. Jewett pleaded guilty and sought probation via attorney Harry Albert while Irvine was acquitted in a separate trial without a jury. Evidence located in a cafe at 221 E First. Probation hearing date set for October 20.
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Henry H. Jewett
Joseph A. Irvine
Vigger
Leslie E. Still
Jewett
Harry Albert
Irvine
Stil
Jowett
Clarence, Hunt
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Scholl
Pines and
Locust
Ownar
Gerry Clark
UCLA
Keppa
Keppa Gamma
Broadwa
Tom Breneman
Colonial Motel
Cal
Taft
Gloria Harrison
Barbara Helter
Alph Phi
Virginia
Oaklay
Chi Omega
Gobardine
Ucla Delta Gamma
Desmond's Campus
Thornton
Oxford
Rally and Chocolate
Peatty
Desmond
HARGE
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