Six Old Buildings to Be Sold by Public School District
Six old structures offered for sale to fund school construction. Bids due 1 p.m. Monday Feb 25 at the Office of the Business Manager 715 Lo cust Ave. A $150 bid bond required with each bid. Properties include 1810 Gundry Drive, 1819 May Ave, 1935 W Cowlea St, 9247 Santa Fe Ave, and two utility buildings at 0301 Santa Fe Ave. Removal within 40 days after notice to start.
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Board of Education
Mexico Registration Sets Record for Voters
Mexico City officials report 3,935,000 men registered to vote in the July 6 presidential election, the largest in the country’s history. About 5.1 million voters are eligible. women lack national suffrage. Approximately 2.5 million votes were cast in the previous presidential election.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Arbogast Named Head Of Long Beach Air Reserve Chapter
Col Glenn L Arbogast former aviation chief in Long Beach becomes president of the Local Air Reserve Association chapter with Maj John S Bainer as vice president and commander of the 9356th VAR Squadron The slate includes Col Thomas E Nettleton Capt Joe J Stetina Maj Albert L Fisher Lt Joanne Affronte and Lt Hawkins all tied to the 9078th VAR Training Group at Long Beach Air Force Base The plan aims to revitalize the ARA chapter and engage Volunteer Air Reservists.
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Long Beach
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Air Reserve Association
John I. Rainer
Joanne Affronta
Glenn L. Arbogast
Jon J. Stetina
Helen Hawkins
Thomas E. Nettleton
Albert L. Fisher
Press-Telegram
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Long Beach Air Force Base
Air Fares Cut for New York London Travel
Washington reports the Civil Aeronautics Board granted final approval for fare reductions on the New York to London route, effective May 1. The new tourist rates will mirror the air coach service model, offering lower prices than first class, with operations by American and other carriers.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
New York
London
Petition paints peril of Airport extension
Opposition mounted in Los Altos Long Beach and Lakewood to expanding Municipal Airport east of Lakewood Blvd. More than 200 signatures oppose expansion in a Lakewood area near Clark Ave. Petitions to Long Beach City Council note devaluation of property and risk to hundreds of school children from George Washington Carver Elementary nearby. Hearing set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. City to condemn 307 acres north of Spring St. and east of the airport. Airport manager says no immediate plans to extend runways. Long Beach Chamber to hear Douglas Aircraft official on technical aspects. board undecided. Los Altos Association polling shows overwhelming opposition to runway expansion or rerouting Lakewood Blvd. Meeting Wednesday at Jefferson Junior High. Local chambers and associations protest the expansion.
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Lakewood
Lakewood Blvd
Clark Ave
Ray B. Cox
George Washington Carver
Hubbard
Superior Court
Spring St
Glenn , Arbogast
Howerd Jjones
Los Altos Association
Elvin L. Funder
Jefferson Junior High School
Funder
Los Altos Group
Werner Rudhti
Long Beach Planning Commission
Lakewood Chamber of Commerce
Lakewood Taxpayers Association
State Elk Official Here Tomorrow Visit By California Elks Leader
Mac H Pace vice president of the California Elks Association will visit Long Beach Lodge No 888 BPO Elks Monday evening. Freed Hair past exalted ruler will chair. Invited are Floyd Tumbleson J A McCain and past state presidents Osterman Redington Bush Hebenstreit Compas along with Fay Lewis Hawkins and other district exalted rulers. Dinner at 6 30 p m in Green Room Elks Club program at 8 p m in lodge room.
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California Elks Association
South Central
Long Beach
BPO Elks
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Ruter
Long Beach Lodge
Floyd Tumbleson
J. A. McCain
Ben W. Osterman
Robert S. Redington
R. Leonard Bush
C. P. Hebenst
Laureate Masefield Plans Poem for King George VI
London February 16 Poet Laureate John Masefield 73 says he is drafting a tribute to King George VI and will write a separate ode to the new queen later He notes he has been laureate since a long time and lives in Berkshire near Windsor where the king rests.
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London
John Masefield
George VI
Masefield
Berkshire County
Windwor
Blood donation fundraiser details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pint Per on Blood Donations and tickets in Mantle with garbled names and phrases. No clear event, date, or participants identifiable to form a factual summary.
Unclear Engine Claim Sparks Readiness to Drive
An advertisement promises conventional engines on regular fuel deliver acceleration and cruising performance like nothing before. It urges readers to drive it soon, suggesting a bold test of new capability.
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America
New Fire Dome Promises High Power and Easy Parking
New Fire Dome features famous dome shaped combustion chambers and 160 horsepower power performance with strong power reserve. New power steering with a 22 dial ing telephone offers hydraulic assist, letting you steer with one finger. Parking becomes easier and road control improves.
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