Ten outstanding young men named by Jaycee
Tulsa report lists 10 winners for 1951 including a Korea airman Col Francis Gabreski, Ebony publisher John H Johnson, and Rep. Charles E Potter. Other honorees include Dr. Hugh MacGuire, Gordon Manning, Stanley Hiller Jr, Joe Louis precedent, and leaders in medicine journalism and law. Banquet in Dayton, Ohio, Jan 18 with Judge Luther Youngdahl as speaker.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Francis S. Gabreski
Fifth Air Force
Korea
Dayton
Ohio
U.S
Luther W. Youngdahl
Minnesota
Gabreski
Whi
Oil City
Battle Creak
Mich
America
Hugh €. MacGuire
Montgomery
Ala
Gordon Manning
New York City
Collier’s
Stanley Hiller Jr
Atherton
Califf
Charles Edward Potter
Sheboygan
United States
House of Representatives
John H. Johnson
Chicago
Ebony
Ing
Johnson
Joe Louis
Arthur C. Guyton
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Donald Randolph Wilson
Clarksburg
W. Va
American Legion
Gordon Barton McLendon
Dallas
Texas
Liberty Broadcasting System
Andrew Lawson Jr
University of Chicago
BSH
Jaycee
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Army
Frank Pace
Drew Pearson
Prasinn Bradley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Dean Rusk
5. C. Allen
National Cash Register Co
Olin Johnston
South Carolina
Thomas J. Watson Jr
International Business Machines Corp
George L. Cross
University of Oklahoma
H. C. Fetteroff
American Vocational Association
Franklin Murphy
University of
Radio Dealers Open House Set for Long Beach Area
The Progress Co. a new independent Philco distributor for Long Beach and Orange County will host an open house for local television and appliance dealers at Lakewood Country Club January 15 to 24. H. T. Yaz Waller and partners Marc Leh and Dave Brown will assist in demonstrating the 1952 line of television sets freezers refrigerators and electric ranges. Waller highlighted the move as meeting demand for local service in Long Beach and Orange County. He has 24 years with Philco and served in the Marines as a lieutenant colonel before leading Southern California Philco sales. He is active in the Marine Corps Reserve and in professional associations.
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Long Beach
Orange County
Lakewood Country Club
Progress Co
H. T
Tat) Waller
Dave Brown
Jef
Marc Leh
Philo
Press-Telegram
The
Philco
Yaz) Waller
Waller
Oranges County
U. S
Los Angeles
Philco Corp
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
N. Y
Marine Corps
Pacific
18Th Artillery Bn
Fifth Marine Division
Southern California
Marine Corps Reserve
Pennsylvania State College Aluroni Association
Henry Tazewell Jr
Kenneth
M. L. Halbritter Rites Tomorrow
Martin L Halbritter longtime Pacific Coast Club manager dies after brief illness at his Long Beach home. Born in Syracuse North Carolina he came to Long Beach in 1913 and worked at clubs in Southern California. Survived by widow Lillian P two sons Roland and Martin L Jr a sister and two grandchildren. Funeral 3 p m tomorrow at Matteli's Chapel.
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Martin L. Halbritter
E. Seventh St
Pacific Coast Club
California
Syracuse
N. C
Long Beach
Queen Beach Lodge
F&am
Lillian P
Roland P
Martin L. Jr
Addie Halbritter
Matteli
Long Beach Mourns Two Local Deaths in Separate Obituaries
An obituary brief notes funeral service details for Cr... Fred Gordon Greig 65 of Long Beach and Ivy E Crow 35 of San Gabriel. Greig, born Minnesota, Navy sheet metal worker and WWI veteran, leaves Pearl, five sons, a daughter, four granddaughters and a great grandchild. interment in Long Beach Municipal Cemetery. Crow, Holland Texas native, formerly with Sears, Roebuck, survived by widow Helen A. Crow, a daughter, son, grandchild, seven brothers and four sisters. service at DuBois Funeral Home in San Gabriel with interment in Yuma Desert Lawn Cemetery.
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Yuma
Aciz
Seven Brothers
Dwight Crow
National City
Clin Crow
Redondo Beach
Edward Crow
Compton
Eldridge
Hiram Crow
Earling Albert Crow
Miami
Ariz
DuBois Funeral Home
San Gabriel Blvd
Las Tunas Dr
Sterling
Hollywood
Ouiss M. Sterling
Prospect Ave
Juanita Mason
Claude C. Taylor
Long Beach
Victor Mason
San Francisco
Pierce Bros
Hollywood Chapel
Santa Monica Blvd
Allen A Hunter
Mount Hollywood Congregational Church
Rosedale Cemetery
Los Angeles
Schlosser
Katie Schlosner
Taper St
Ape W
Germany
Falls City
Neb
Altar Society
Catherine EX Peck
Kankakee
Martin H
Thomas A
Rhode Island
Joseph
New York City
Michael A
Chicago
Mardell Scott
Posends
Texas
Edwin L
Raymond O
Lloyd Wright
Tulsa
Oklo
Leroy
Nathan
Juanita Clark
Santa Cruz
Maggie Bone
Jay, Girla
Mortell's Chapel
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Kyte
Alice Marie Kyte
Ernest Beam
Mottell's Chapel
River Falls
Wis
St. Paul Minn
Alice L. Weal
Sunset Beach
Clara Dahlstrom
Seal Beach
Marie Elshire
Barbara Whaland
Luther
William Frady
Ruth Matthews
Pearl Vogeley
Fern Fitts
Oregon
Frances McMorrin
Bishop
Lakewood Mortuary Chapel
Charles W. Mayes
Inglewood Park Cemetery
Davis
Ida
May Davis
Hellman St
St. Cloud
Allan
Riverside
Myrtle Davis
Minna B. Templin
Downey
Holton & Son Mortuary
Evergreen Cemetery
Creig
Fred Gordon Greig
Mottet's Chapel
Robert E. Carroll
Mr. Greig
Minnesota
Pontiac
Mich
U. S. Navy
Pearl
Waza Schiaidt
Donald
Walsiter
Russell
Keege Harbor
Harry
Draytons
Plains, Mich
Crow
Ivy E. Crow
San Gabriel
Insurance Department
Sears
Roebuck and Go
Holland
California
Fairmont Lodge
Order of Masons
Helen A
Williaam H. Kelly
James
Terry Lyn Kelly
Earl
Ben
Albert
Buckeye
Olen
Hermosa Beach
Hiram
Dwight
Alberta Timm
Solon Raps Muddlers of Security in Blue Jay Project
New York January hearing ends with Lyndon Johnson criticizing a security muddle over the Blue Jay secret Greenland air base aimed at B36 bombers and jets. Witnesses say Army engineers labeled the project secret while Air Force and Defense releases contradicted that claim. Col Morton Solomon testifies the government paid Pinkerton guards while details remained top secret.
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New York
Lyndon Tohnson
Texas
Armed Services
Greenland
Senate Preparedness
Army
Air Force
Department of Defense
Moscow
Russia
Morton Solomon
Blue Jay
Pinkerton
Engineers
U S Planning How to Keep Industries Going If War Ill Opens
The National Security Resources Board studies post attack rehabilitation to keep production moving after bombing. Economist William H. Stead leads efforts to map industrial disruption, restart materials, and patch bombed areas. A guide will emerge for cities and industries to preserve operations.
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U. S
Washington
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Great Lakes
National Security Resources Board
Thinkahead
Robble
NLRB
William H. Stead
He Hais
St. Louis
Stead
Will
Russian deserter says AWOL Reds punished by law
Vadim Baykhin Demidovitsch a 23 year old Russian Army sergeant who deserted to the British zone in Austria on December 30 says Soviet soldiers listened secretly to Voice of America until officers fixed radios to Moscow only He notes the new AWOL law punishes families of deserters and describes his own wife and three year old daughter risking punishment if he returns.
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Graz
Austria
Voice of America
Moscow
Vadim Baykhin Demidovitsch
95Th Guards Rifle
Ern
Demidovitsch
Kremlin
Russia
Scouts to Deliver Emergency Action to Save Lives
Police Lt. W J Mooney announced Long Beach Civil Defense will distribute 70000 booklets titled Emergency Action to Save Lives by Boy Scouts door to door on January 19 or 26. The guides explain first aid for disaster injuries including atomic bombing as C L Appling plans to mobilize 6000 scouts for the project.
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W. J. Mooney
Long Beach
Former Resident Roy C. Crites Dies in Port Hueneme
Roy C. Crites, 54, a fisherman and former Long Beach resident born in Kansas, died last Tuesday in Port Hueneme. He is survived by his widow Margaret of Port Hueneme. Funeral services were held in Oxnard with interment at Ivy Lawn Cemetery.
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Long Beach
Roy C. Crites
Port Hueneme
Kansas
Margaret
Oxnard
Ivy Lawn Cemetery
No More Christmas Cards Needed in Long Beach
Local Day Nurseries received an overwhelming response from residents. Patri's Cleaners collected about 50,000 cards for the needy and will ship them to the United Cerebral Palsy Association in New York. Calls for pickup will be completed this week.
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Long Beach
Patri
State Gas Taxes Deductible for 1951 Federal Returns
The Automobile Club of Southern California reminded motorists that sums paid for state gasoline taxes may be deducted on 1951 federal income tax returns. The deduction covers the California tax of 4.13 cents per gallon paid since January 1 1951. Federal gasoline taxes are not deductible. If precise purchase records are unavailable, a deduction may be justified by miles traveled divided by the car’s average miles per gallon, but the taxpayer bears the burden of proof.
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Automobile Club of
Southern
California
Auto Club
Swiss Release First Troops Since 1939
BEEN Switzerland Jan 12 Swiss army discharges some men for first time since 1939. The 60 year olds in the 48 60 group conscripted at World War I outbreak are released. Swiss males receive two years training after age 18 with ongoing three weeks of extra training each year.
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Been
Switzerland
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Whitlier
Frances Iliff Tobey
Dan Tobey
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Charles N. Hutton
Mariquite St
Sinwert- Barber
Philadelphia St
Race Hills Mausoleum
Whittier
Tobey
Thienes
Kenneth Thienes
Kenneth FR
Earl Ave
Jay
Elizabeth Castleton
Henry W. Thienes
el Mente
Sheelar-McFadyen
Avill
Angeles Abbey
Samtuplson
Adair Samuelson
Henderson St
Mottell's
Chanel
Martin C. Olson
Sunrise Cemetery
Wahoo
Samuelson
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Roland
John
Santa Rose
Emil Barry
Weston, Neb
Edwin Barry
Clearfield
Town
Hulma Barry
Calkins
Mary Ann Calkins
Cedar Ave
Mexico
Episcopal Church
Mis
Mary A. Fike
Arthur E. Pike
Florence Bishop
Carl R. Bishop
Bradley Calkins
Apston & Son
Westminster Memorial Park
M. L. Halbritter
Fritz Wanka
Huntington Beach
Adolph
Emily Travis
Palo Verde
Long Beach Municipal’ S
Solon
Russ
Fe.campbell
Skeptical
Fast Plate Repair Service
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Pine Ave
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