Rotary Club hears George Gilbert Groman diplomat of dialects
George Gilbert Groman known as the diplomat of dialects will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Pacific Coast Club. He claims mastery of 35 dialects and 46 impressions including Churchill and Colman, teaching accents for the Los Angeles Board of Education and Hollywood actors.
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Rotary Club
George Gilbert Groman
Yaborge
Gilbert Groman
Pacific Coast Club
Groman
Los Angeles Board of Education
Hollywood
Winston Churchill
Ronald Colman
Peter Lorre
Uncle Ezra
Charles Boyer
Gabriel Heatter
Rochester
Leopard mauling at Thousand Oaks Zoo injures girl
Six year old Suzanne Hagar was lacerated when a frightened leopard clawed her at the Thousand Oaks animal compound. Witnesses said she ran toward a five year old leopard named Bongo, knocked down by the cat as Tony Vitanza, a 26 year old animal trainer, dragged her to safety.
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Rmausand Oaks
Suzanne Hagar
Thousand Oaks
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Bongo
Suzanne
Tony Vitanza
Jenud
Fire destroys 50 tons of mail at Chicago station
A wash fire of undetermined origin swept through the Dearboro Street railroad station in Chicago today, destroying about 50 tons of mail, several mail cars, and a loading dock. The blaze did not report any injuries.
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Chicago
Dearboro Street
Carpenters End Work Stoppage Near Bellflower Project
Carpenters yesterday ended their work stoppage on a Long Beach area project east of Bellflower Boulevard near Spring Street. A. F. Carpteners Union spokesman said Cunningham & Brittain, Inc. builders reached an agreement. About 100 contracts based on the new wage figure were signed and started in the area.
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Carpenters
Long Beach
Gens Beach
A. F. Carpteners Union
Carpenters and Cunningham & Brittain, Inc
Bellflower Blvd
Spring St
Wallace abandons Progressives over Korea stance
Wallace bolts his own Progressive Party over Korea policy and backs U N and United Nations aims. He condemns Soviet aggression and says the United States must push North Korean troops back to the 38th Parallel. C B Baldwin says Wallace’s exit reveals a breach too wide to heal.
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Korea
United States
United Nations
38Th Parallel
U. S
Russia
U. N
U.N
Wallace
Soviet Union
North Koreans
C. B. Baldwin
Progressive Party
China
World Organization
Oil Barge Explodes at Docks on Hudson
An oil barge loading kerosene exploded at the Esso Standard docks on the Hudson River five miles south of Albany. The fire was controlled in about two hours. One crew member and some Esso officials were injured. The blast ripped the barge’s starboard side and kerosene covered the water as flames spread. In Toledo, Ohio, the first universal jeep was unveiled five years ago, with Willys-Overland detailing 25 agricultural and 17 industrial uses and adding new equipment for oil, mining, excavation, lumber, and truck applications.
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Albany
Esso Standard
Hudson River
Esso
Toledo
Charles E. Sorensen
Michigan Line
Willys- Overland
Willys
Underwriters Open New Term in Los Angeles Friday
Life Underwriters Association of Long Beach will start its 1950 51 term with a Friday luncheon at the Lafayette Hotel led by newly elected president James W. Lantz Jr. Local actuary Joseph Schwartz will speak on pensions. The group has about 200 members and marks its 25th anniversary in Long Beach with plans for prominent speakers. Joe London is vice president and Donald Berger is secretary treasurer.
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John Aroklasamy
Singapore
India
George Pepperdine College
United States
Spenis
United Nations
Kiwanis Club
Lafayette Hotel
Aroklasamy
Medical College
Malaya
Perry Sample
Hannan J. DeLacy
Boys’ and Givin
Life Underwriters Association
Long Beach
Lafayette
James W. Lantz Jr
Joseph Schwartz
Los Angeles
T: Schwartz
The
Lite Underwriters Association of
National Association of Lite Underwriters
Lantz
Joe London
Donald Berger
Lakewood Council to Pick Officers
Lakewood Community Council will elect officers tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. in the Lakewood Junior High School library. Delegates from member organizations and interested residents are urged to attend as the steering committee completed the agenda. The council aims to coordinate activities and reduce duplication among local groups.
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Lakewood
Bach
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Sonic Temple
Ed Pawson
Orville , Cole
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Joseph Fagin
George W. Green
William c. Strang
Ernest Warren
Vernon W Wier
Ed Barton
George Harbour
Hal Wertz
Minuteman
Charles Evett Wil
L. G. Nattkemper
Addison Elliott
Julian Campbell
Gavel Club
Toaatmasters International
Willmore
Walter Gills
Wari Camp Sea Food Co
Burke
Herb Robinson
Max Webb
Griff Meade
Jack Gree
Lions Club
Long Beach Harbor
Alvin K. Maddy
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Plegernst Penetiene
Ave. Navy Landing
Charles E. Vickers
John G. ‘Gerkenvil
Optimist Club
Lyle Leavitt
Toastmasters Club of
North Long Beach
Petersen's
Wagon Wheel
Long Beach Blvd
Peter H. Eagle
Earl B. Milton
John E. Cannon
Burlen E. Duncan
Charlie Sleeper
Ben Rasmussen
Otho R. Cordray
George Nakamura
U. S.C
University of Tokyo
Asia
Shrine’ Club
Marine Room
Wilton Hotel
Lee Prueninger
J. W
Bill) Punt
Ad Club
Terrel Hines
Grace Sieger
C. C. Harrod
Don May
Sam G. Barnes
John R. Arokinsamy
Pepperdine College
North Long Beach Lions Club
American Legion
57Th St
Dalry Ave
Woodrow W. Baird
Long Beach Lions Club
17Th St
Dairy Ave
Ieee A
George G. Groman
Zoo
Miles P. Shook
Santo Cutuli
Walter Downen
Shook
Dan Downen
Tom Johnson
Mark Miner
Dave Bourke
Robert Kniepp
John Brewer
Walter Downan
Press-Telegram
Irwin R. Hall
Planning Commission
Samnel E. Vickers
Hall
Russ
Bolts Progressives
Hudson
Jeep
Mptome
Iowa State Fair
Carlsbad Caverns
Juarez
Mexico
Salt Lake City
Hoover Dam
Royal Gorge
Las Vegas
Des Moines
Pullman
Hotel Savery
Iowa
Howa Sochty
East Ocean Btvd
Lone Beach
Pol
Heywerd Hotel
East First ST
Tae
Lin L.A
Lakewood Council
DR. Beauchamp
Beauchamp
Eee Ead
Daw i By
Pine Ave
4Th and
Pine
Oeres Payeter
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