Honors Paid to Bailiff Who Served Since 1926
Community gathers as officials honor a longtime bailiff noting 1926 service. A formal ceremony recognizes decades of public service, marking a milestone memory for colleagues and residents.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1947
Page
6
Community gathers as officials honor a longtime bailiff noting 1926 service. A formal ceremony recognizes decades of public service, marking a milestone memory for colleagues and residents.
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State officials cite public welfare as the rationale for rent controls and oversight amid rising housing costs. city officials consider tenant protections and housing production impacts in ongoing policy debates.
A probation hearing was held in a local bookmaking case. Judge and defense outlined factors for supervised release. Prosecutors cited prior activity while defense urged leniency given personal circumstances.
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A brief public notice indicates subdivisions slated for annexation, outlining planned municipal expansion and the affected areas. Additional details, including the governing body involved and any deadlines, are summarized from the readable text.
Local council discusses sanitation policy amid housing and street-cleaning concerns. Officials outline proposed changes, potential funding sources, and timelines while inviting resident input and committee review.
A fragmented notice reports on awards of dairy products contracts and gasoline agreements involving school trustees. The text also mentions a presidential secretary and certain events, with unclear nearby details.
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