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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1953

Page

8

Long Beach Seeks Bigger Navy Establishment

A Long Beach delegation led by Councilmen Raymond C. Kealer and City Manager Sam E. Vickers will travel to Washington in April to press for making Long Beach the Pacific Coast home base for the Navy. The group, including representatives from two local associations and the shipyard, plans a five point program to expand facilities, designate Long Beach as headquarters for the 11th Naval District, secure more ships and a naval hospital, and reestablish the local business body in Los Angeles.

Raymond C. Kealer Sam E. Vickers Washington Long Beach Navy Pacific Coast Independent Businessmen's Association Long Beach Naval Shipyard 11Th Naval District San Diego U. S. Naval Base The Business Association Los Angeles Harry Wade Flag Command

Fourney of Jerusalem and a dog at the vigil tale

Fragmented text discusses Fourney of Jerusalem and a speculative question about Jesus owning a dog. It imagines a dog keeping vigil during Jesus's betrayal night and notes desertion by friends, with a line about Long Beach tidelands hearings and city representatives in Washington.

Jesus Julien C. Hyer Long Beach Washington

22,000 Foreign-Born U S Residents Under Inquiry Says Brownell

New York Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr says nearly 22,000 foreign born U S residents are under investigation for possible Communist links. He notes about 10,000 naturalized citizens and 12,000 aliens face potential deportation if subversive ties are proven. He cites 280 Communist leaders already under deportation orders and criticizes prior loyalty probes. Brownell explains the new loyalty program flags individuals as security risks despite personal beliefs or intentions.

U.S Brownell New York Herbert Brownell Jr United States Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick St. Patrick Communist Party U. S

Why We Chose Western Media Long Beach Industry Drive

D. W. Campbell general manager of the Chamber of Commerce discusses Long Beach efforts to attract industry in the March Western Advertising Magazine article Why We Chose Western Media. He explains challenges of establishing a distinct identity for Long Beach apart from Los Angeles as an ideal industrial site.

Long Beach D. W. Campbell Chamber of Commerce Western Advertising Magazine Campbell Los Angeles

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