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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
6
The City Council gave final reading and adoption to an amendment broadening regular vacation rights for city employees. The measure, tied to provisions of the new State Retirement System, expands eligibility beyond voluntary retirement.
William R. Howard second class engineman U S N son of Mrs Albert Mueller has returned from overseas duty to attend a Navy refresher school in St Louis Avenue in 1970 viewers note his home address as noted in the report.
A Bank of America executive told Shriners that real estate values in Los Angeles County will hold firm, with prices rising slowly and housing costs staying high. He cited postwar transfer trends, noted Lakewood project sales likely, and warned employment and highway improvements are needed to keep new residents satisfied. Beverly Jones, 18, Wilson High, won the club’s Charm and Talent contest and will face rivals from other schools.
The local serviceman completed eight years in the Navy spent entirely aboard submarines. His last assignment was aboard the U S S Sea Fox.
In the Shrine Auditorade arrangements for next week at the Coliseum are under way. Miss Clear J. W. Punt presided while RobWrt H. Webb led the Los Angeles Shrine convention. Ken McCafferty and E J Wilson were elected new directors of the Beach Shrine Club, with plans for a parade float.
The Veterans Administration opens a Long Beach office at the third floor of the Post Office Building near Talnie and American Ave, replacing the former address at 215 American Ave. John Spensler, contact representative, notes services include contact, training and social service sections. Veterans receive free assistance in applying for benefits and related support. staff will advise on available medical benefits and eligibility.
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