Auto-Lite Battery Plant at Paramount News Drive On
Long Beach industry feature describes Auto-Lite's Paramount factory capable of producing 3000 batteries daily. It explains battery construction from grids to separators, acid electrolyte, and charging processes. Brown, Auto-Lite California VP, highlights regional growth and plant management. Also noted are Gay Nineties living pictures by Bay Shore Congregational Church choir with public performance August 10.
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Paramount Living Pictures
G& Myatery
Chamber of Commerce Marine
Paramount
Compton
Bmit
Rasix
Susie
Elas
Fintox
Javeee
Ericitag
Uvnon
Electric Auto-Lite Company
P. F. Brown
Auto-Lite Corp
California
Brown
Oakland
Auto-Lite
Bay Shore Congregational Church
Gayety
Helene Allen
Louise Hunt
Jean Williams
Jean Williams of the Drama Workshop
Frances Bowling Studio
E. Compton Blvd
Walter Boyd
Long Beach
Coast Manager
Boy
Gat
PF. Brownett
West
Press-Telegram
All States Society Plans Four Trips for L B Residents
All States Society announces four public bus trips for residents of Long Beach. Departures include Laguna Art Festival in Laguna Beach at 6 p.m. Saturday from 148 E Ocean Blvd, a picnic in Ontario on Aug 12, Pomona County Fair on Sept 19, and a matinee at Teenollies in Hollywood on Sept 16.
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All States Society
E. Ocean Blvd
Laguna Beach
Ontario
Los Angeles
Pomona
Hollywood
All States
Ocean Blvd
August Fairs and Festivals Across Southern California
All Year Club lists August celebrations including Belmont Shore Fiesta de la Playa with a parade and queen, Nisei Week Festivities in Los Angeles, Old Minicea donkey jousting and beard contests, Big Bear garish events, Victorville fair, grunion beach runs early July into August, the two mile picnic table at Ontario for All States picnic, Pasadena plays, San Diego fishing derby and dahlia show, Hollywood Pilgrimage Play, La Jolla plays, Santa Barbara Old Spanish Days August 23 to 26.
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All Year Club
Belmont Shore
First
San Pedro Sts
Los Angeles
Big Bear Lake
San Bernardino County
Victorville
Grunion
Lguclid Ave
Ontario
Pasadena Playhouse
San Diego
Hollywood Hills
la Jolla Playhouse
Hollywood
More Pay, Fun Out CLEVELAND Aircraft Workers
Cleveland report notes rising wages and morale as workers seek better pay and improved conditions while government contracts sustain aircraft production. The piece highlights industry challenges and labor dynamics in the wartime effort.
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Cleveland
Incentive Plan Seen for Gold Production
San Francisco report quotes J. D. Swift, president of Central Eureka Mining Co. He says Washington sources indicate a federal plan to boost gold production within weeks. He cites enlarged Russian gold stocks and allies’ dollar stability needs as factors driving the proposal.
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San Francisco
Ij. D. Swift
Central Eureka Mining Co
Swift
Washington
U. S
Archbishop of York Warns of Communist Peril in Korea
York England July 29 Archbishop of York warns a Communist victory in Korea would spur a supreme attack on Western Europe. He urges steady nerves iron determination and thorough immediate action for defense in a diocesan leaflet.
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York
Eng
Korea
Europe
Ian
Pension Clubs List Events In Townsend Long Beach
Townsend clubs of Long Beach announce a full week program with a 1 p.m. Tuesday card party in Townsend hall at 131 West Fifth Street. Club 7 meets 7 20 p.m. Tuesday in Townsend hall, Club 9 at 5363 Olive Avenue, and Bellflower club at Horace Vinacke home 9435 Darnell Street with a 6 p.m. barbecue dinner. District 18 meets 12 30 p.m. Wednesday at the hall with A F Bonzer speaker. Club 12 gathers 7 30 p.m. Friday with Walter McMillar as guest. A covered-dish luncheon is set for Friday noon. Club 2 meets 7 30 p.m. Friday with Paul S Dietrich speaker. Saturday activities include a hall gathering and entertainment at 7 30 p.m. Club 10 meets at Bixby Hall.
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Townsend Clubs
Long Beach
Townsend Hall
Fifth St
Olive Ave
Bellflower Club
Horace Vinacke
Darnell St
A. F. Bonzer
Club 12
Walter McMillar
Friady
Paul S. Dietrich
Bixby
Polio Strikes 814 in Week Amid Rising Cases
Washington reports 814 new poliomyelitis cases last week, up from 665 the prior week. The Public Health Service notes rising totals since May, with 3869 cases this disease year versus 2725 average and 4990 last year, led by Texas 111, Virginia 76, New York 64, California 54, Illinois 45, Iowa 42, and Kentucky 40.
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Washington
UPI
Public Health Service
Texas
Virginia
New York
California
Illinois
Iowa
Kentucky
Dr Raymond promotes low prices on dentures and plates
Dr. Raymond announces a low price policy for all dental plates and dentures to reach a broad customer base. He emphasizes non chain ownership, personal supervision, and a large volume approach while offering choices in gold or steel partials and full upper and lower dentures.
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Raymond
Dr Raymonds Patients Gain New Clients Through Referrals
Dr Raymond notes that about half of his patients arrive via recommendations from existing patients. He emphasizes the value of word of mouth and the trust it builds in his practice.
Dentists Praise New Transparent Denture Materials Display
Dr. Raymond touts advances in denture materials as the finest and lightest yet, noting exceptional durability. He will feature New Translucent Teeth in his office with samples on display all week at the practice.
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Raymond
One Day Plate Service Endorsed by Dr Raymond
Dr Raymond promotes a one day plate service for out of town or rush patients who want same day impressions. He insists dentures delivered in one day deserve the same care as all others and requires patients to be in the office by 10 A M on any weekday except Saturday when extractions are not needed to receive the service.
New Impression Gream for Tender Gums
The article promotes a new DP impression cream used by dentists for difficult months. It claims to reduce costly fitting mistakes by shaping to delicate mouth crevices with a velvety smooth finish and fine detail, endorsed by Dr. Raymond.
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Raymond
Dr Raymond's Three Way Policy
Dr Raymond's code of dental practice emphasizes quality dentistry at all times. The plan offers easy credit with no red tape and a friendly conversation. Payments can extend up to 21 months under Dr Raymond's Approved it Plan.
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DR. Raymond
Raymond
Dr Raymond Announces Dental Practice Principles
Dr Raymond emphasizes three dental practice principles: first, good work. second, reasonable prices. third, liberal credit to make dental care accessible. He notes thousands have passed through his California offices reflecting public confidence and goodwill.
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Dr. Raymond
California
Raymond
Well to do people can be thrifty too
Dr Raymond's practice serves people across society, including well fixed and thrifty individuals who prefer buying on time. Even the wealthy may seek affordable credit options, showing that thrift extends beyond income level.
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Dr. Raymond
There Are No Easier Credit Terms from Dentist
Dr Raymond states there are no easier credit terms than those offered by the people themselves. He will accept reasonable terms on approved credit and lets patients choose weekly or monthly schedules over any length. The plan has proven popular with no carrying charges or third party financiers, inviting broad use.
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Raymond
Dr Raymond's Prices Advertised As Affordable
An ad asserts very low prices and consistent small charges for all cases. It emphasizes Raymond's affordable rates and a uniform approach regardless of individual case time and care needed.
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