California American Legion Ends 38th Convention
The California American Legion closed its 38th annual convention in Fresno after electing Leo W. Crawford of Redwood City as state commander and approving a mass of resolutions. Crawford, a disabled World War II Navy veteran, was chosen by 3,418 of 3,826 voting delegates, with Walter Aufderheide succeeding Joseph M. Farber and Marvin Kellman of Pasadena as top officers. The gathering authorized over 110 resolutions covering cooperation with teachers associations, foreign relations, and internal affairs. Sacramento was chosen for the 1958 convention with Long Beach reaffirmed for 1957. next year’s meeting runs June 27–30. The Legion plans bids for 1959 and 1960 from several cities.
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Fresnop
California
Tobisco
Walter Aufderheide
Joseph M. Farber
Fresno
Marvin Kellman
Asadena
Chester Sam Francisco
Paul Rogers
Mickey Stalter
Tulelake
Monterey
American Legion
Department
Sacramento
Long Beach
Legion
Hollywood
San Diego
San Bernardino
San Jose
San Francisco
Malcolm Champlin
State VFW Chief Seeks Doubled Membership
Bryan B. Gentry was elected state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars seeking to double California’s 45,000 member count. Marion Walker Holly Gentry Pasadena City was elected state president. Fresno will host next encampment in June. Gentry will push for a veterans home, a 1000 bed hospital in the San Francisco area, and a new veterans cemetery in Los Angeles, plus encampment resolutions.
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Legionnaires
United States
United Nations
China
California
San Francisco Bay
McCarran-Walters
Bricker
San Diego
Byran B. Gentry
New
Veterans' ‘Hospital
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Asilomar Park Transitions From Conference Grounds to State Park
Asilomar in Monterey transitions from a YWCA operated 60 acre conference grounds to a state park. The site, once a public meeting place since 1913, features a 1000 seat auditorium and dormitories for 500 guests.
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Monterey
Asilomar
The
YWCA
New Healing Substance Promises Hemorrhoid Relief Without Surgery
A New York science claim introduces Bio-Dyne as a non surgical healing agent for hemorrhoids. In trials, pain relief occurred promptly and shrinking followed over months, with patients reporting piles no longer a problem. The remedy, Preparation H in suppository or ointment form, is marketed nationwide with satisfaction guaranteed.
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New York, N. Y
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