Stanford Dean to Teach at Long Beach State College
Dr. A John Sartky dean of Stanford School of Education will teach one semester at Long Beach State College during his sabbatical. President P Victor Peterson praised the move and noted Sartky Bartky will meet local educators, drawing on 29 years in education including roles as dean, superintendent and college president.
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A. John Sartky
School of Education
Stanford University
Long Beach State College
P. Victor Peterson
Toay
Bartky
Peterson
Stanford School of Education
Navy
Legion of Merit
Illinois Institute of Technology
Chicago Teachers College
Northwestern University
Chicago
Delayed Openings Hit Four New Public Schools
Heating unit parts delay the opening of four new public schools by about three weeks. Schools affected include Sutter Del Amo Daisy Carver Pave Rutgers Bixby Stearns Stanbridge and Cleveland Arbor Hackett. Board approved new boundaries and districts. 2500 students expected. Crossing guards assigned at Stearns Los Coyotes Diagonal and Del Amo Long Beach for respective sites.
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George L. Geiger
Yesteray
Sutter
del Amo St
Daisy Ave
Carver
Pave_ St
Rutgers Ave
Bixby
Stearns St
Stanbridge Ave
Cleveland
Arbor Rd
Hackett Ave
Geiger
Board of Education
Extended Price Pay Curbs Urged
The banking committee, led by Sen Maybank, heard about 75 witnesses on continuing controls. Witnesses urged to relax some rules while others pressed for broader limits. Wilson said overall economic stability remains, with steady prices, 10 percent output growth, and more firms and profits, but defense shift caused unemployment and scarce materials. He called for full credit control, beef slaughtering oversight, and an import fats exemption repeal, plus more defense funding.
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Banking Committee
Congres
Wilson
Sen. Maybank
D-S. C.1
Truman Touts Tax Revamp Plan Amid Hearing Debates
President Truman urged swift approval of a plan to cut regional internal revenue collectors from 64 to 25 and place them under civil service, with only the top head exempt. The proposal, backed by Sens. George and Milhkin, aims to curb patronage as a hearing continued on Doyle Dunlap’s testimony and McCarthy's probe into possible pressure on tax cases.
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George
D-Ga
MilHkin
R.-Colo
Finance Committee
Truman
McClellan
Sen
McCarthy
R.wis
the Treasury
Edward H. Foley Jr
Itax
Dunlap
Nixon
Dunl+nlap
Internal Revenue
Congress
McCardy
Treasury
Bureau
The
Department
Foley
Sen. McCardy
Tremors and Tidal Waves Strike Japan After Major Quake
A powerful earthquake off Tokachi in southern Hokkaido triggered eight tidal waves along Honshu and Hokkaido coasts. Seismologists called it among the world’s strongest in 50 years as towns reported destroyed homes, inundated fishing villages, and thousands homeless. Officials noted extensive groundfalls and miners trapped or killed in Kushiro area.
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Columbia University
Assam
India
Massachusetts
Weston College
University of California
Pacific Ocean
Tokyo
Cape Erlmno
Hokkaido
Hachinohe
Honshu
U. S. Army
Shiranaka
Kiritappu
Hamanaka
Obihiro
Urakawa
Nemuro
Kawaguchi
Japan
Gen. Ridgway
Birdseya
Kushiro
Taihei Mining Co
Central Meteorological Observatory
Tokachi
Buffums' Officers Are Re-elected
Buffums' stockholders met in the executive offices to reelect officers and directors. Harry Buffum was re elected president and E. Ey Buffum remained chairman. Directors E. E. Buffum Fern S. Buffum Harry Buffum Richard D. Buffum John E. Carr H. B. Galbraith Valle G. Young Norman Chandler John G. Clock were unanimously re elected. The fiscal year ended with optimism for 1952, predicting sales gains of 6 to 9 percent in Long Beach and Santa Ana stores and limited price changes.
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Buffumes'Corporation
Harry Buffum
E. E. Buffum
Fern
Buffum
Richard D. Buffum
John E. Carr
H. B. Galbraith
Valle G. Young
Norman Chandler
John G. Clock
C. 4. Buffum
St A. Buffum
Harry
Fern S. Buffum
C. A. Buffum
Buffums
Santa Ana
Long Beach
UN Planes Hit Communist Lines In Korea Front Activity
U N fighter pilots bombed and machine gunned frontline positions while ground armies showed little action. Marine Corsairs killed 20 Communists north of Kumhwa and U N bombers took about 25 Reds near Yonchon. Five Air Force Sabres damaged a MiG 5 near the Yalu boundary as rail lines were cut in 86 spots.
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Sequl
Korea
United Westions
Marine Corsairs
Kumhwa
U. N
Yonchon
Yalu River
Manchuria
Fifth Air Force
Coranmnist
U.N
Republic of Korea
Ecuador Crushes Navy Civil Revolt in Quito
Quito March 4 The Ecuadorian government announced it crushed a revolt by seven naval officers and ten civilians in Guayaquil All 17 detainees were arrested by Guayaquil army troops and the capital returned to normal An interior department communiqué said the incident was a senseless attempt against public order.
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Quito
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Defense Ministry
Ciuayaquil
Interior Department
Edison official to show film at North Long Beach club
Frank La Chance assistant district manager Southern California Edison Co will exhibit a film titled Adventures in Electric Research at the Thursday luncheon meeting of the North Long Beach Commercial Club in Long Beach with Paul Newland as club president.
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Frank la Chance
Southern California Edison Co
North Long Beach
Long Beach
Tidelands Battle Opens in Senate
Senate debate heats on a House passed quit-claim bill granting states ownership of submerged lands within three miles and 3774 percent of mineral revenue beyond. A 19 member federal view group seeks to fund education with oil and gas lease revenue. Debate limits clash as Hawaii statehood efforts falter and submerged lands become Senate business.
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Texas
Federal Administration
Sen. McFarland
D.' Ariz.j
Senate
Hawaii
Lang Beren Fire Department Call Summary
Fire department response notes include ambulance calls on Monday at 7 a.m. with locations at 1948 E Fourth St and Lincoln St and Cedar Ave. Additional entries mention ambulances on Magnolla Ave and 20th St. Ambulance SAS1 referenced with Cedar Ave.
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Lang Beren Fire Department
A. m
Almort
Alanahy
Tam
St. Ambue
Lincoln, St
Cedar Ave
20Th St
Sal Magnolla Ave
Plane Wing Rips Kill Two Arizona Men
Riverside dispatch reports a light plane crash near Riverside killing two Arizona men. Victims Joe Weeks, 32, of Avondale, and Edward Payne of Phoenix, died when a wing tore away after taking off from Phoenix on a flight to Riverside. The crash occurred at about 1000 feet altitude.
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Miverside
Arizona
Joe Weeks
Avondale
Edward %. Payne
Phoenix
Riverside
Assemblyman Urges Border Bar on Youths
Assemblyman Frank Luckel of San Diego introduced a resolution in the Legislature to close the U S Mexico border to unaccompanied minors aiming to curb youth drug traffic. Luckel cited a Congressional committee report noting many minors travel to Mexico to obtain marijuana heroin and other narcotics.
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Sacramento
U. S.mexico
Frank Luckel
San Diego
Mexico
Campus Stars Selected From Walker’s Hi Teen
Walker’s Hi Teen chooses four Campus Stars from twelve contenders after the Best by Boy Test fashion show judged by 12 high school fellows. Winners Connie Anderson Poly and Alice Gordon St Anthony’s join others. awards include a course at Wilma Hastings Finishing School.
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Walker's
Walker
Miss Hastings
Charm. Unlimited
Wilma Hastings
Marine Room
Connie Anderson
Poly
Scarabi Sorority
St. Anthony’s
Glee Club
Sodality
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Lig
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Furl
Wine Advisory Board
Market Street
San Francisco
Betty Peterson
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Future Teachers of America
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Janet Newlun
Jordan
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Shirle Lewis
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Judy Mong
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