Simpson Still Only Democrat in Race for 18th District
The 18th District race remains crowded with talk of another Democrat, but Raymond C. Simpson stands as the sole Democrat in the field as of Saturday, forming a steering committee to direct his campaign. Democrats organize a coordinated council to keep clubs active while promising a tough fight against Republicans. Local volunteers support Simpson’s bid, and other potential candidates remain in doubt.
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Raymond C. Simpson
Simpson
Congress
Lucile Toll
Ethel Reid
LL. A
Whine Bennett
Jason Bamner
Clarence Wagner
Joseph M. Kennicks
Simpso
Vateran
Carl Fletcher
Wagner
Kenrick
Harry Wade
Clyde Dole
Shaw
Clyde
Democratic Central
Warren
Grant
Cone
California
Long Beach
Earl. Warre
Hosmer
North
Craig ‘Hosmer
Houghton Park
Deas to Address YMCA Meeting in Long Beach
J Roger Deas former Warren secretary and American Can Co public information head will speak at the Long Beach YMCA 52nd annual meeting to be held Wednesday night at the Lafayette Hotel. YMCA president Lewis K Cox announced installation of officers and new board members after Deas speech. Clive Graham chaired the arrangements and named officers to be installed including Charles Z Walker president David E Beeman vice president Virgil____.
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J. Roger Deas
Earl Warren
American Can Co. Public Information Service
Long Beach Ymca
Lafayette Hotel
Lewis K. Cox
Deas
Clive Graham
Charles Z. Walker
David E. Beeman
Virgil
Powell to Head Palsy Society President in Long Beach
Vern Powell named president of the Long Beach Cerebral Palsy Association. Other officers include Victor Willets as vice president Jean Ennis secretary and Calvin Camy treasurer. Board of directors lists the officers and Robert R. Dinwiddie Mrs Mildred Morphis and Mrs Georganna Willets.
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Vern Powell
Long Beach Cerebral Palsy Association
Victor Willets
Jean Ennis
Calvin Camy
Robert R. Dinwiddie
Mildred Morphis
Georganna Willets
New board members seated and officers named
Spongberg, second vice president Graham, secretary, Paul D. Mc Claughry, treasurer, and Dwight L. Robbins, asst, treasurer. New board members to be seated are William T. J. Harris, Bruce Mason, Dr. Wiliam B. Melchior, Dale E. Zink and Nor bert W. Dean.
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Spongberg
Graham
Paul D. McClaughry
Dwight L. Robbins
William T. J. Harris
Bruce Mason
Wiliam B. Melchior
Dale E. Zink
Norbert W. Dean
Record ships passing Long Beach and Los Angeles ports
The Marine Exchange reports 434 ships visited the ports last month the second highest monthly total since World War II. The January total reached 284 cargo and passenger ships 95 tankers 18 lumber trade and 7 miscellaneous trades with 245 on loan. The average for 1951 was 420. January 1951 saw 376 ships and December previous 403.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Wso
Shmten Rans Sumene
Lloan
Puget Sound Firm to Build Shallow Craft for Navy
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co, with its Long Beach subsidiary General Ship Repair Co, announced plans to build shallow craft for the Navy. The contract, after heavy wartime activity, designates the firm as the key engineering contractor for rocket ships and related coastal defense vessels to be produced at Dearne, marking a major postwar Pacific Coast Navy order.
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Puget Sound
Navy
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co
Long Beach
General Ship Repair Co
Fashion items from Walker's offer new season dresses and coats
Bolero Dress by Sergee, Jadane suit with six gore skirt, Shagmoor coat in 100 percent camel wool, Blue Hat in Milan import, Blue Roses accessory, Crescendoe gloves in navy and white. Sizes range from 6 to 16 with second floor displays. prices begin at 3.50 and items include tissue crepe, rayon crepe, and wool fabrics.
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Sergee
Walker
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Dinder
Los Angeles County
Shrine Convention Hall
YMCA
Fia
Powell
Palsy Society
internaAgtal Denda
Dearne
Pacific
Curtis Skene
Palace
Milan
Phoenix
Denier
Faille
Street Fleet
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