Would the U S Government Create a Bureau of Love
A satirical column questions a federal Department of Romance proposing a $5.50 registering service for marriage-minded individuals. It riffs on bureaucracy, branch offices, and potential conflicts of interest, concluding that Congress will likely avoid bureaucratic love and red tape.
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New York
Department of Romance
U. S
Bureau of Love
Congress
George Durst
Jamaica
N.Y
Durst
Treasury
U. & Bureau of Love
Department of State
Bureau
Local seniors win merchandising scholarships
Ten Long Beach area high school seniors were awarded $500 in scholarships to study merchandising at Long Beach City College. Six from Long Beach Retailers funded Jacline Heitz Shirley Shepard Leonard Welch Donna Patrick West Darliene Wise Frank Woodson. two Walker Scholarships went to Evelyn Johnson and Charlotte Snyder. two from the Sales Executives Club went to Richard Evans and Duane Klingler.
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Long Beach
Frank Woodson
Jordan High
Walker
Evelyn Margaret Johnson
Charlotte May Snyder
Wilson High
Long Beach Sales Executives Club
Richard Alfred Evans
Duane Lee Klinger
Polytechnic High
City College
Thomas C. White
Highway Projects to Be Presented to State Commission
Five highway projects in the area will be shown to the State Highway Commission at a June 27 luncheon in Garden Grove. Walter B. Havekorst, chair of the local Chamber of Commerce highway committee, notes joint sponsorship by Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County and the Long Beach chamber. Projects include Sepulveda Freeway right of way, Long Beach Freeway acceleration, Route 179 widening of Seventh Street Garden Grove Boulevard, Route 178 widening of Carson Street, and Route 175 improvement and extension of Artesia Street at Long Beach easterly city limits.
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State Highway Commission
Garden Grove
Walter B. Havekorst
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Orange County
Long Beach
Sevsventh St
Carson , St
Lakewood
San Gabriel River
Artesia St
Police Return Dog Catching Duty in Mattoon
When the dog catching contract of Clarence J. Fryman Jr. expired, Mattoon police temporarily assumed the duty. Officers reported two stray animals killed, dogs injured by cars or fights, and one officer tearing trousers costing 18.50. Mayor G W Smith urged renewal of Fryman’s contract.
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Mattoon
Clarence J. Fryman Jr
G. W. Smith
City Commission
Fryman
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