Radio Door Company Drives Innovation in Garage Openers
Long Beach press highlights Radio Door Co at 3316 E 14th St as it expands beyond local sales. Arthur E Wolf, owner and engineer, refines the relay with a silent successor and develops a standard door set fitting 13 of 15 hardware types. Plant work covers fabrication while motors and parts are made elsewhere. The device features built in floodlight and automatic lock, and ships reach Hawaii, San Diego, Spokane, Texas, and Indiana.
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Long Beach
Radio Door Co
14Th St
Arthur E. Wolf
Hawaii
San Diego
Spokane
Texas
Indiana
Hawaiian Islands
Wolf
Radin Door Co
Capt
D. C. MacMillan
Newport Beach
Lorne E. Paqua
Pat Hyndman
Chamber of Commerce Merine and Trade Promotion Committee
Hyndman
Arthur E. Welf
West
P.T
Townsendite Meetings Set for This Week
Townsend civic groups publish a weekly schedule led by Mrs. H. T. Newby. Events at Townsend Hall include Club 7 on Tuesday with entertainment by Mrs. Mary Ann Ritter and Harmon T. Newby, Club 12 card party, district clubs talk by Maj. Ralph Cissne, and multiple speaker and social events through Friday. Saturday features entertainment by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bundschuh at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
H. T. Newby
Townsend Organization
Townsend Hall
Fifth St
Mary Ann Ritter
Harmon T. Newby
18Th Congressional District
Ralph Cissne
Townsend Tax
Credit Club to Hear Talks on Dunning Procedures
Walter H. Dove of Harris & Frank will discuss A New Look at Dunning Procedures at a Long Beach Credit Club dinner meeting at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Lafayette Hotel. E O Carroll detective inspector will describe banco squad work in Something for Nothing. Bill Kreese presides with Vito Romans as vice president and program chairman.
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Walter H. Dove
Harris, & Frank
Los Angeles
Long Beach Credit Club
Lafayette Hotel
E. 0. Carroll
Banco Squad
Bill Kreese
Vito Romans
Wardlow Park Suggested as Site for Bomb Shelter
Wardlow Park in Lakewood is proposed as a site for an underground air raid shelter, a move supported by park council president Paul M. Foreman after approval from Murray Striewly and County Parks officials. The plan alarms about 15,090 residents near Douglas Aircraft, Long Beach airport, and Signal Hill oil fields, but Foreman notes park centrality. a screening of Pattern for Survival with Red Cross safety official Herman Smith is set for February 7 at David Burcham School Auditorium.
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Foreman
Murray Striewly
Lakewood
County Parks and Recreation Department
Park Council
David Burcham
Monlaco Rd
San Anselme Ave
Herman Smith
Long Beach
Indoor Sports Club Install Set in St Luke's Hall
Indoor Sports Hazel Owens Fournier will be installed as president of the Indoor Sports Club in St Luke's Parish Hall on February 21. Rita Sears is outgoing president with officers Mabel Niebes Queenie Melville Temperance Brinkley Bernard Benson Bernice Gately Juanita Welch and trustees Donnie Vader William Whittenberg. Mrs Rose Wear is new president of the Good Sports auxiliary.
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Hazel Owens Fournier
St. Luke's Parish Hall
Rita Sears
Mabel Niebes
Queenie Melville
Ar Publicity
Temper
Ance Brinkley
Bernard Benson
Bernice Gately
Juanita Welch
Donnie Vader
William Whittenberg
Rose Wear
The
Good Sports, Aux
Local Handicapped Sports Club Names Officers
A regional handicapped Persons' club announces officers for its Indoor Sports Fete group. Hattie Smith is first vice, Mae Robinson second vice, Hazel Clark treasurer, Mildred Gardner secretary, Isabelle Blacklock financial secretary, and Alice Payne retires as club president to support the building fund.
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Tekin
You
Hattie Smith
Dent
Mae Robinson
Hazel Clark
Mildred Gardner
Indopinecept i
Isabelle Blacklock
Alice Payne
Willo
Nto
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Chamber of Commerce
By Everett Purcell
Cincinatti
Ohio
Credit Club
Kray
Sonhitretton
Hite Pieters
Simeres
Sierlelde
Fitendor
Aern
Mane
BR. C. W. Fitz
Water
Wardlow Park
Kutlers
East Broadway
Muntz Tv, Inc
Muntz
Muntz TV
Munts
Monti
Muntz Factory
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