Legal Group for Tideland Study Ready
Lloyd C. Leedom, chamber president, announced formation of a new Chamber of Commerce committee to study tidelands legal issues. The advisory group will aid the board without interfering with city legal affairs or tide lands litigation. Members will include legal representatives from chamber firms. First meeting set for 12:01 pm Thursday in the board room at Wilson Hotel.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tidelands
Lloyd C. Leedom
Leedom
Chamber
Board of Directors
Wilson Hotel
Taxi Takes Six Nannies to New Home
Dr. Tsahelle K. A. Macdonald, a retired physician of Alexandria Ontario, drove a taxi caravan with six nanny goats and a dog trailer to Fort Langley British Columbia. She previously sold her farm bought in 1948 after immigrating from Scotland and shipped the billy by rail while planning the long move to Vancouver.
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Alexandria
Ont
Upi
Tsahelle
K. A. Macdonald
Vancouver
Fort Langley
B.C
Macdonald
Scotland
Dr. Macdonald
Steve O'Connor
Bruno Lemicus
Long Beach Ad Club backs city ad program
The Long Beach Ad Club endorsed the Industrial Development Advertising program run for the city by the Chamber of Commerce and urged council to sustain and expand it. A free man committee proposed reducing the city’s annual contribution from 40,000 to 30,000 while the Chamber’s effort is praised as well administered and productive of results.
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Long Beach
Ad Club
Chamber of Commerce
Pri
Freeman Committee
Chamber
Marines Camp Trip for Long Beach Boys
Forty Long Beach Boys aged 13 to 17 from the four branches of the Boys Clubs of Long Beach will depart Monday for Camp Pendleton to take part in the Devil Pup Citizenship Training Camp. They will live in quonset huts for five days, sponsored by Volunteer Training Unit 12-5 of the U S Marine Corps Reserve. An additional 40 boys will leave July 18, per executive director Maurie Bugbee.
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Long Beach
Camp Pendleton
Boys Clubs of
U.S. Marine Corps, Reserve
Maurie Bugbee
Union HQ in lavish marble building near Capitol opens
The AFL Teamsers Union headquarters relocates to a new five million dollar white marble building beside the Capitol. The structure is described as the most expensive and modern labor union building in the United States, with construction costs running about 12 million dollars over the original estimate.
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Washington
AFL
International Brotherhood of ‘Teamsters
Capitol
U. S
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