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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1953
Page
14
Alamitos Bay Community Interest Association opposed to offshore drilling east of the Los Angeles River. President Eugene C. Jones warned in a council letter that development could cause subsidence harm Alamitos Bay harbor and depress local property values. Councilman Raymond C. Kealer questioned some fears as groundless.
A compact puzzle style entry listing numbered clues for across and down hints. Includes references to drinks like ice cream sodas and ales, along with various wordplay prompts such as names, places, and general terms.
A garbled OCR fragment lists items such as Previous-Puzzie 3 and eee Answer with stray numbers like 27 42 28 29 31 46 23 38 40 41 48 50. It references Jacob, a Bib, and assorted terms including Fabrics Haze Tissue Bacchenalian and various verb phrases. The text appears as a jumbled word puzzle or clue list with no coherent story.
The text highlights Cologne Cathedral in Germany as the most beautiful Gothic cathedral. It notes construction spanned over 600 years with labor by 21 generations of men from fathers to great-grandsons.
The American Legion Convention Corp withdrew its request to run a bar in a ballroom at 311 East Seaside Blvd during the state Legion convention from July 28 to August 3. Secretary Harold J. Wellman signed the notice presented to the City Council as the council had postponed the temporary license. the State Board of Equalization overruled the protest. Wellman said the Legion does not wish to conflict with city policy.
Thousands of Lions Club members from the United States and 44 nations gather in Chicago for the 36th annual International Association of Lions Clubs convention. Spokesmen expect about 40,000 attendees. the organization counts 10,620 clubs and a total membership around 487,060 as the four day event runs to Saturday morning.
A Chamber of Commerce subcommittee will relocate the Navy landing from Pico Avenue to Magnolia Pier due to subsidence and freeway work. The board acts Monday, City Council Tuesday, with plans noting Magnolia could host future Armed Services YMCA relocation. Walter Havekorst chairs the panel. Port Manager E J Amar cites benefits of the new site.
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