Long Beach Want Ad Targeting Rentals and Bell Listings
Local urging for readers to place want ads in the Press Telegram seeking rental and Bell area notices. Encourages immediate phone contact to publish classified requests and offerings.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1952
Page
4
Local urging for readers to place want ads in the Press Telegram seeking rental and Bell area notices. Encourages immediate phone contact to publish classified requests and offerings.
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Comdr. T. A. Brown confirmed plans to move the Navy Bureau of Ships supply office from Port Hueneme to a midwest location. The office with 650 civilian staff and 25 officers supports yard and dock operations and orders millions annually from firms across six midwestern states. Brown cautioned that naming St. Louis as the new site is premature.
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