Luncheon and Service Clubs Rotary and Lions Meet
Norman Thomas will address Rotary at noon Wednesday at Pacific Coast Club on Report on India after returning from the Indian Conference on Cultural Relations. The program also includes Rotary officers and board notices. Downtown Lions Club meets at Wilton Hotel with memory training by David Roth of Hollywood.
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Norman Thomas
United States
Rotary Club
Pacific Coast Club
India
Thomas
Socialist Party
America
Town Meeting
Joseph E. Madden
Gus A. Walker
Rotary
Ely E. Somerville
David Roth
Hollywood
Lions Club
Wilson Hotel
Toth
Allen E. Butler
Edward F. Baker
Leonard Foster
The
Fire Prevention Association
Huntington Hotel
Don Downen
Ross Allison
Naming of Judge Urged by Lawyers
Gov Earl Warren urged to appoint Judge Fred Miller of the Superior Court to the District Court of Appeal succeeding the late Emmet H Wilson in the Second Appellate District. A letter signed by 10 Long Beach attorneys urged Miller, who sits as presiding judge of the criminal department, for appointment. Signers include Ball Madden McCarry Pawson Todd Kinley Albert Lawrence Cree Pray. Miller resides at 4100 Pacific Ave. The Long Beach Bar and civic leaders backed the move, saying Long Beach deserves representation on the Appellate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Warren
Fred Miller
Superior Court
District Court of Appeal
Emmet H. Wilson
Long Beach
Bar Association
Miller
Joseph A. Ball
Joseph FE. Madden
Thomas F. McCarry
J. E. Pawson
Newton Todd
Canada Exporters Must Obey U.S. Regulations
Ottawa reports that Canadian firms face consequences for breaking United States strategic goods rules aimed at Communist nations. A Trade Department official says the ban would apply to all American goods routed through Canadian outlets, though nonstrategic Canadian shipments remain allowed if licenses are followed.
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Ottawa
United States
Trade Department
West Point 150th birthday marked with invites and history
West Point celebrates its sesquicentennial with a banquet slated for January five, inviting governors from all 48 states. The piece recalls the academy’s 1802 origin with ten cadets, its Civil War line of leaders like Grant and Lee, and later generals such as Pershing Eisenhower and MacArthur, ending with notes on its early facilities and Thayer’s 1817 reforms.
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West Point
United States
Mbitary Academy
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
John J. Pershing
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
George S. Patton Jr
Matthew
Ridgway
James War Fleet
Korea
Grant
Eisenhower
West Bank of the Hudson
New York City
Joseph Gardner Swift
Simon Magruder Levy
Long Barracks
Paint
Sylvanus Thayer
Corps of Cadets
Long Beach Animal Shelter reports 1940s income totals
The Long Beach municipal shelter under Director James Bit records total income of 47 600.90 through late November. Dog licenses 38 503.30 with 15 254 licenses issued. dog and other sales provide 9 then 1 data. Impounding and miscellaneous fees 1 882.45 and 8.85 respectively.
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Long Beach
15Th St
James Bit
Installation Today for Bnai Brith Lodge No 870
B'nai B'rith Lodge No 870 installs officers at Temple Israel this evening. Dinner at 6 30 p m. New leaders Moe Hiilinger president Max Wisot first vice Morris Horowitz second vice Alexander Katz chaplain Milton Emlein recording secretary Louis Meltzer financial secretary Morris Beaver treasurer Thomas Ezrin warden Harry Kulkin guardian Trustees Harry Levin Max Kolnick Sidney Hartmann Samuel Lackman Wat Chasin Reuben Baines Installing officer Sam Faber assisted by Isaac Sukman Judge David Coleman guest speaker Murray Greenwood master of ceremonies.
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B'nai B'rith Lodge
Temple Israel
Third St
Loma Ave
Moe Hiilinger
Max 2. Wisot
Morris Horowitz
Alexander Katz
Milton Emlein
Louis Meltzer
Morris Beaver
Thomas Ezrin
Harry Kulkin
Guardian
Law Schools Consider Race Neutral Admission Stance
Denver December meeting of the Association of American Law Schools reviews a resolution urging that student bodies be selected without discrimination on race or color. The proposal, led by Elliott E Cheatham of Columbia University, argues Negro admissions will improve legal education and status in the profession.
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Denver
Association of American Law Schools
Elliott E. Cheatham
Columbia University
Legat x
New Year gathering honors Pegleg Smith in desert legends
Desert lovers from Southern California attend the annual Pegleg Smith tribute at Borrego Springs starting tomorrow and lasting through New Year’s Day. Attendees bring rocks to place on the Pegleg monument as part of campfire tales and a whopper contest with awards.
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Salton Sea
Desert Lare
Pegleg Smith
Talagrama Phato
Jial
California
Borego Springs
Pegleg
Southland
Long Beach
Ralph Caine
Treasur Henderson
Desert Magazine
Ray Hetherington
Knott's Berry Farm
Ed Duval
Steve Ragsdale
W. M Scott
Harry Woods
Smith
Proposal praised to send librarian to Germany on idea
Greenwood columnist Elizabeth L. Porcher won a national contest hosted by the Greenwood Plan, affiliate of Crusade for Freedom and Radio Free Europe, for suggesting clever comic characters to illustrate democracy to Iron Curtain youths. She will receive an expense paid trip to Germany.
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Greenwood
Germany
Elizabeth L. Porcher
Miss Porcher
Medical Society Installation Set in Long Beach
Formal installation of officers for the Long Beach branch of the Los Angeles County Medical Association will be held at a dinner and dance at the Pacific Coast Club next Saturday. Hubert J. Prichard becomes president, with Dr William C. Clough as vice president and Dr Malcolm C. Ford as secretary-treasurer. The installing officer is a past president. Prichard graduated from Louisville School of Medicine in 1935 and trained in New York and Chicago in Roentgenology. active in Long Beach civic and Masonic groups. served as a major in the Army Medical Corps.
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J. Everett Houser
Long Beach Masonic Club
Marine Room
Wilton Hotel
Myron E. Roudebush
James E. Miller
George G. Verbryck
Russell Morse Brougher
Long Beach
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Pacific Coast Club
Tde
Hubert J. Prichard
Willian C. Clough
Malcolm C. Ford
Louisville School For Medicine
New
Seven Long Beach Hospitals Expand Services and Beds
Seven Long Beach hospitals operated at capacity during 1951 serving about 150,000 patients in hospital and 92,000 outpatients with total beds near 1000. They spent roughly 132,000 dollars on additions, remodeling and equipment improving Seaside, St Marys, Community and nearby facilities including new wings, therapy departments and air conditioned surgery rooms.
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Long Beach
Long Beach General Hospital
Los Angeles’ County General Hospital
Netensne Administration
St. Mary's
Seaside
Community
Bixby Knolls Hospital
American Medical Association
Association of Western Hospitals
California Hospital Association
Hospital Council of Southern
Bn Mi
Or Suv Rehns
American al Associa Ie Torinterne
Betea
Amoricm
State
Community Hospital
Americcan College of Surgeons, Ama
Western and
California
Tie TA
Cauncit
American Colleges
Surge
Los Cerritos Maternity Hospital
California State Board of Osteopathic Examiners
American Osteopathic Association
Magnolia Hospital
American College of Surgeons
American
Western Hospital Associations
L B Women Sends Indian Babies 24 Gay Layettes
Mrs. L B Gillespie an Indian welfare woman and club member sent twenty four Navajo Hopi Pima Papago and Apache babies layettes. each included nightgowns robes jackets diapers shirts and soap. She donated clothes beads and funds across Arizona New Mexico and Long Beach with support from Signal newspaper readers and Woman's clubs.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Long Beach
Lewis J. Gillespie
Livingstoner
Woman's City Club
California Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Oldtime Almanacs Flourish After Two Millennia of Forecasts
Washington December 29 report notes leap year 1952 offers pleasant prospects amid taxes high prices and world peace concerns. Almanac forecasters predict several three and four day holiday weekends in 1962 with varied weather outlooks for Independence Memorial and Labor Days and Easter. The piece traces almanac history from ancient Roman calendars through 20th century editions, highlighting Old Farmer’s Almanac Hagerstown Almanack and pioneers like William Bradford Benjamin Franklin and Titan Leeds.
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Washington
Abraham Weatherwise
Dublin
N. H
Hagerstown
Weatherwise
United States
Europe
Hagerstown Town and Country
Old Farmer's
William Bradford
Bradford Press
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Richard
Franklin
Titan Leeds
Leeds
Gome
W.B
A. B
W. B
Andrew Bradford
London
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Marston “Melton
Kenneth Lightbody
Sid Bacon
Bruce Douglas
Harry Lee
James Morrison
Thain Raymond
Board of Control
Lynn Ballard
Edward Stoll
Clifford Hayes
Maurice A. Bugbet
Boys
Donald
Tracy
North
Jack Traty
East Long Beach
Rena Mason
Compton Federal Savings
Compton Blvd
Newmark
Compton
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood Center
Re Ran
Peterson
Long Beach Blvd
Gil Gilchrist
Donald J. Davenport
Uptown
Kiwanis Club
Richard 5. Smiley
Lakewood Country Club
Harold J. Sears
J. L. Bentley
Philip L. Anderson
John Sumner
Harry Perry
Harold Paige
C. R. Hastings
E.ds Gavin
R. B. Bliley
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U.S
Animal Shelter
Schools of Law
By Bill Conway
Eltries
Hetherington
Kane Springs
Medical Society
L. B. Women
George T. Wiley Lumber CO
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