National Jaycee Council Candidates Will Speak Here Wednesday
National Jaycee Council candidates chief to speak in Long Beach Wednesday at a special event. United States Junior Chamber of Commerce president Richard W. Kemler will address about 200 Jaycees from Southern California at 7 p.m. at the Wilton Hotel. Kemler, a Livearoid lawyer from Marshalltown Iowa, will tour the region as part of a nationwide appearance schedule and will also judge the Jaycee voice of democracy contest finals in Washington. He will be accompanied by Wish Brown and William Lomas on their Southern California itinerary. Howard Jones, Lenz Beach Jaycee president, said the talk will outline a blueprint for the future.
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Richard W. Kemler
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
California
Wilton Hotel
Kemler
Long Beach
Washington, D. C
Marshailtown
Towa
University of Iowa
U. S. Air Force
Chicago
Jaycees
Wish Brown
San Rafael
William Lomas
Gilrox
Petroleum
Calfornia
San Francisco
Brown
Lomas
Howard Jones
Lenz Beach Jaycee
Kombra
Sardine and Tuna Records Set Past Season in State
Sardine and tuna records shine in this state season summary. The piece mentions notable figures and games, highlighting local teams and performances.
Children to Present Original Operetta
A fragment from a historical newspaper item notes a group of children staging an original operetta. Names, dates, or precise venue details are unreadable, but the piece emphasizes a school or community effort featuring young performers and a possibly local production.
Bureau Tests Shoe Materials Quickly
A terse note describes rapid tests of shoe materials by MOASHINE TON Bok and others. The passage mentions evaluating weight and fit, with some garbled phrases suggesting a procedure and early results. Names and details are partially obscured.
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Bureau
Boat Sports Events Under Stricter Rules
Coast Guard notice requires advance submission of plans for marine parades and regattas to the district commander. Submissions must include sponsoring organization name and address, motive and purpose, public interest, estimated craft types and spectators, and a chart of event boundaries. Slated events or those with no area limits must file at least seven days prior.
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Coast Guard
Warner
Istrier
Times
Federil Regulariang
Accordionettes to Play Monday at Exhibit Hall
The Torrance Accordionettes directed by Mrs. Betrie Thomas perform at the Municipal Auditorium Exhibit Hall tomorrow at 3 p.m. The show features over 20 accordionists plus 20 more local acts including tap dancers, soloists, duos, and a Circus Parade finale. Community singing opens at 7:30 p.m. with dancer and square dance numbers closing. Doors open 6:30 p.m. Admission is free.
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Torrance
Betrie ‘Thomas
Municipal Auditorium
KFOX
Marsha Maddock
Dolores Bell
Tad
Patty Dale
Ren Tat Gronher
Patty Dunmyer
Kerri Nichols
Gale
Robin Thomas
Jerry Roberts
Santa Claus Lane
Robert Tye
Eloise Ferguson
Bill Simmons
Recreation Four
Insurers to Hold Evening Courses at City College
The California association hosts a regional program with District Chief W. G. Wilson and Vice President Robert Cartes presiding. Talks cover current insurance training and agency problems as attendees gather at Pacific Coast Highway and Alamitos Avenue, then move to Lafayette Hotel tomorrow noon.
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W. G. Wilson
Robert
Cartes
California
Linn O of Insurance Associations
Cation
City College
Pacific Coast
Alamitos
Ave
Lafayette Hotel
Zuga Burnham
Tjmorrow
Civil Defense program first aid lessons start area wardens
An editor notes progress in Long Beach civilian defense with first aid and auxiliary police training. About 890 wardens in Area 8 near MacArthur Park begin classes next week, while 600 war wardens in Area 8 will attend Red Cross first aid sessions at Trinity Baptist Church. Additional training for 400 wardens in Area 9, North Long Beach, is planned under Warden Commander Tra TD Johnson and Earl H. Briggs.
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Auxiliary Police
Area 8
MacArthur Park
W. J. Mooney
North Long Beach
Earl H. Briggs
GLT
Lime Ave
Sgt
Irector
Leng i] Defense and Disaster Relief Council
Santa Ana Pastor Launches L B Y Drive Monday
Rev Alec Nichol of First Methodist Church Santa Ana will speak at a kickoff breakfast Monday for the Long Beach YMCA annual membership campaign. Breakfast is at Town Hall 835 Locust Ave 7 a m. The drive runs through Feb 16 aiming to sign up at least 790 new members led by George W H Brown as chair and Jonn Nielsen as vice chair with division chiefs Ben Paine and Dr Ed Beebe.
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Alec Nichol
First Methodist Church
Santa Ana
Long Head
Ctlon
Lewis K.cox
Coy Sanders
Edward Clapp
Arthur Cox
Joe Bjorndahl
Clive Graham
Don Dyer
Ri ‘Russ Jackson
H. J. DeLacy
Instructors' Class Slated by Red Cross
Red Cross announced an intensive instructors’ course for home care of the sick to be offered the week of February 21 in Long Beach. The program lists Mrs. Max Marks as chairman and seeks registered nurses and other trainers. volunteers are asked to contact the Red Cross chapter for interview appointments.
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Red Cross
Lone Beach
Pacific Area
Bee Cross
Max Marks
Long Braech
Chet Warmer
Askimg
Telepthatic Red Cross
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