State Society President-Elect J B Campbell Installation
The California State Society will install J B Campbell and staff at 7 30 p.m. Friday in Machinist Halls at 4728 Elm Ave with C E Baldwin delivering the installation. Baxter Burnell and Mrs Elizabeth Campbell named first and second vice presidents. Mrs May Harrington is secretary Cris Nelson treasurer. Burnell has led the group four years with near 300 members. A 6 30 p.m. covered dish dinner precedes the ceremony enjoyed by Al States Society officers and guests, followed by entertainment.
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J. B. Campbell
California State
Machinist Halls
Elm Ave
C. E. Baldwin
Dent
All States Elecics
Campbell
Baxter Burnell
Elizabeth Campbell
May Harrington
Cris Nelson
Burnell
Creative Writing Class to Resume at Public Library
Under Mrs. Dorcas Davis de Jong the University of California Extension resumes the creative writing class Friday at 7 00 pm in the main library children’s room at Pacific and Ocean. Beginners and advanced writers receive personal criticism using laborate methods and lectures. visitors may attend once without obligation.
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Dorcas Davis de Jong
University of California Extension
Pacific
Ocean
Yugoslav Court Hands Death Sentences in Spy Trial
A Yugoslav court in Branje eastern Serbia sentenced 15 defendants on espionage charges for Bulgaria. Two men were condemned to death and named Kiril Dzonev and Veke Hitanov. the others received terms from two years to 20 years in prison.
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London
UWA
Bulgaria
Branje
Serbia
Belgia
Radio
Kiril Dzonev
Veke Hitanov
Syne
Rison
Stermsa
Churchill linked to ancestors in U S story of fame and fortune
New York dispatch profiles Winston Churchill rising from Yankee roots. It traces Huguenot, Jerome and Jerome Park links in upstate New York, Rochester, Yonkers, and Brooklyn, noting family ties to Wall Street wealth, governance, and social prominence through Jennie Jerome and the Churchill name.
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United States
France
Washington
Rochester
Wall St
Bronx
Yonkers
Newport
Paris
London
Brook
Tyne
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Leonard Jerome
Pompey
Syracuse
N. Y
Trieste
Jennie
Brooklyn
Jerome
Vanderbilts
Daniel Drew
Belmont Race Track
Jerome Ave
Bronx County
Jerome Park
Madison Ave
Chamber Forum Polls Members on Local Projects
The Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Forum chaired by H. M. Dick White polled attendees to rank favored city projects. Top items included freeway construction, tidelands fight in Congress, Lakewood Plaza annexation, Jos Bay Marina, industrial location committee, airport expansion and off street parking. A table urged a master plan to coordinate all projects. An Alcoholics Anonymous representative cited mental origin for most illnesses and urged AA programs for individuals and industry, praising Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz and his honor farm in Southern California.
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Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Forum
H. M
Dick) White
Tidelands
Congress
Lakewood Plaza
Jos Bay
Mr. X
Alcoholics Anonymous
Hughes Arrcraft Co
Eugene Biscailuz
Honor Farm
California
American woman who shaped Churchill’s life dies in 1921
The article recalls a British born American influenced Winston Churchill. She urged Lord Kitchener to appoint a Sudan post as a lieutenant, organized a hospital ship for the Boer War, raised funds from American women in Britain, and accompanied the maiden voyage. She died at age a year after a fall that broke a leg. Churchill praised her memory in December 1941, noting her impact on his life.
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American Ave
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