Democrats Eye State Chair As Luckey Shies From Post
Political observers in Southland and Southern California note a slate of candidates eyeing the Democratic State Committee chair but report E George Luckey declines the top job. Rumors tie his unease to the gubernatorial race with James Roosevelt and past campaign ties to Truman. Possible successors include Glenn Anderson Roll McNichair John Anson Ford and Rogers Jr while Republicans consider Raymond Darby Louis M Philip Davis and T H DeLap for leadership roles. Real estate ads promote big promos in classified sections.
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Southern California
Democratic State Committee
George Luckey
Imperial County
Truman
James Roosevelt
Luckey
Roosevelt
Democratic State Central Committee
Glenn Anderson
Hawthorne
Senate
Roll McNichairman
Los Angeles Central ‘Committee
John Anson Ford
Lasnes
Rogers Jr
California
Republican “State Central ”Committee
Los Angeles Saisor
Gala Holiday Revue Set in Auditorium
A gala holiday revue produced and directed by Harry Morris will be presented on the community program of the Recreation Dept in the Municipal Auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. The show features a 25 child military precision drum routine, Morris ensemble and soft shoes, various tap and novelty acts, young Janice Priddy in tap, Donna Jean Ryan, Betty Halverson and Joyce Caldwell in a double acrobatic routine, Martha Fay on piano accordion, and a North Long Beach group in Kokomo Indiana. Community singing leads off at 7:30 p.m. with square dancing after the stage performance. Admission is free. doors open at 6:20.
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Harry Morris
Recreation Dv
Municipal Auditorium
Morris and Ensemble
Morris Vne
Janice Priddy
L Lever
Sherman Oaks
Donna Jean Ryan
Betty Halverson
Joyce Caldwell
Martha Fay
Kokomo
Indiana
North Long Beach
Bef
Robert Tye
William Potter
March of Dimes Grants Fund Research Across 19 Institutions
The March of Dimes announced a distribution of 1,441,721 to nineteen universities and professional groups nationwide, including the University of California Berkeley and Los Angeles. The funds, effective yesterday, support 34 projects to prevent infantile paralysis and improve treatment, plus training for doctors scientists nurses and other professionals.
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University of California
Berkeley
Los Angeles
National Foundation For
New York
Rosell Revival Ends Today In Long Beach
Evangelist Mervin E Rosell closes his 22 day Long Beach revival at 3 this afternoon in the 5000 seat canvas cathedral at Carson and Cherry Streets The Greater Long Beach Evangelistic Association reports the event drew thousands and spanned multiple denominations with 150000 attendance projections and 4000 in direct contact.
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Mervin E
Merv) Rosell
Carson and
Cherry Sts
Long Beach
Karl Williams
Greater Long Beach Evangelistic Association
Rosell
Greater Long Beach Evangelistic
Postal Leaders Honor Goodwin on Anniversary
Postmaster Howard K. Goodwin admitted a grievance committee to his Long Beach office for a surprise anniversary event marking his 15th year as postmaster. He now surpasses all predecessors with the longest tenure since 1899. He praised postal staff and Long Beach citizens, noting 780 employees and detailing his community work with the Red Cross and American Legion.
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Bestal
Howard
K. Siemel
Long Beach
Leslie W. Hanson
Oeter Wal Post Office
Vern J. Brustkern
C.,jaso
Hervey Wwina
Howard K. Goodwin
Goodwin
George W. Hirsh
Fred W. McCullagh
United States
American Red Cross
Arthur L. Peterson
American Legion
John N. Osler
Malls
John T. O'Connell
June Walthausen
Eudora Wilson
V. F. W. Post's Auxiliary Wins Prizes
Delegates from Terminal Island Auxiliary No. 4144, V. F. W., returned from the 26th annual encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held at Santa Monica last week bearing three citations for outstanding work. The Gold Seal Citation, the highest award, was won for hospital work. Merits were earned for rehabilitation help to veterans and contributing to the V. F. W. National Home at Eaton Rapids, Michigan. The home cares for widows and orphans of veterans. The group attending the encampment included Mrs. Evelyn Chace, auxiliary president, Mrs. Dorothy Libby, junior past president, and Mrs. Ada May Cole, Mrs. Etta Bond and Mrs. Sylvia Wilson.
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Terminal Island
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Santa Monica
V. F. W. National
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Evelyn Chace
Dorothy Libby
Ada May Cole
Etta Bond
Mra
Sylvia Wilson
Oklahoma Senate Primary Sparks Fourth of July Voting
Oklahoma’s Democratic Senate race kicks off amid holiday turnout questions led by Sen. Elmer Thomas versus Rep. Monro ney. Farm and power issues frame the contest as other Democratic hopefuls cross deadlines in July primaries and conventions nationwide.
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Washington
UPA
Oklahoma
South
Elmer Thomas
Iculture
Senate
Monroney
Johnston
Now Owns Famed Whistle L B Woman Recalls Casey Jones Death
Mrs. Mattie Landrum of Long Beach recalls the 1900 Casey Jones wreck near Vaughn Miss. She rode to the scene with family and neighbors to see the engineer stricken, recounting how Jones stayed with his train to slow it, the caboose blocking the main track, and the crew’s fond memories. The tale blends memory and song as Landrum preserves Casey’s epic with personal scrapbooks.
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Geel Casey
Cert Berto
Doymen St
Casey Jones
Mattie Landrum
Atlantic Ave
Vaughns
Miss
Goodman
Bill
Casey
Lft
Roy
Water
Vallley
Cliriois Central
Annabella
Frisco
Water Valley
Mra. Landrum
Ahe
Fireman
Wen
Salesmanship Course Booked
A summer salesmanship course for manufacturers distributors and sales staff will start Wednesday night at City College on the Technical Institute campus Pacific Coast Highway and Alamitos Avenue. Weekly sessions run eight weeks from 7 to 10 p m no charge. Instructors include Frederick Sykes and Keith James coordinating distributive education.
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City College
Technical Tristitute
Pacific Coast Hwy
Alamitos Ave
Keith James
Frederick Sykes
James
Sykes
San Diego
Franco Is Quite Well Now Says Official
In Madrid on July 1 a government source denied rumors of illness concerning Generalissimo Francisco Franco. The official said Franco is quite well now after canceling his participation in the June 26 inauguration of the Cartagena oil refinery. Madrid papers later noted reports that he was slightly indisposed.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Pardo Palace
Franco
Cartagena
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