City Awards Seven Improvement Contracts in 1911 Plan
The City Council approved seven improvement contracts awarded yesterday to Sully Miller Contracting Co and Griffith Co of Los Angeles. Projects include alleys between Second and East Delta streets, blocks east of Locust and Hill, and alleys near 21st and 27th streets, totaling $1904.60 for some segments and detailing work along 12th Street north of California and Lewis Avenues.
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Sully-Miller Contracting Co
Paine Meanie
Appian
Enetewert
Delta
Locust Ave
Hill Sts
Gavoita Ave
Artesia
Eet End
Long Beach Blvd
Griffith Co
Los Angeles
12Th St
California
Lewis Aves
Post Will Speak Jaeting at one 2 Siver a Society Sunday
Velta Myrle Allen of Long Beach is local unit president and state organization chairman for the Society. The meeting is set for Sunday at 1 p.m. at Seat Seng J 5 prt lane, with Jaeting to be spoken by post president, formerly of Sacre Beach.
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Seng
Sac' Rege
Shrine Club Seeks Parade Float Help
Ted Perry representing the trade reports Shrine Club seeks assistance for a parade float. Councilman Ramsey opposes the proposition while Councilman Klockheim supports it. On Bazil Carleson’s motion, the city manager is to study the budget, confer with the publicity bureau of the convention bureau and harbor board, and report at the next council meeting.
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Ted_ Perry
Joseph R. Ramsey
Herbert R. Klockheim
Bazil A. Carleson
Convention’ Bureau
Harbor ‘Board
Envoy Arrives in Burma as New US Ambassador
RANGOON Burma March 22 WP David M Key new U S ambassador to Burma arrived here yesterday to take up his duties Key succeeds J Klahr Huddle.
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Rangoon
Burma
David M. Key
U. S
Key
J. Klahr Huddle
Isthmian Vessel Brings O Keefe Family Home From Far East
Isthmian Line freighter Steel Admiral, due today from New York and bound for the Far East via San Francisco, carries the family of E S O Keefe Isthmian manager at Singapore including Mrs Keefe and three children. O Keefe will rejoin them in San Francisco. Also due Saturday under Isthmian flag is SS Luckenbach to load pipe for the Near East. The Steel Worker, from the Far East with copra, rubber and hemp, arrives early next week before sailing to New York.
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Isthmian Line
New York
Far East
San Franscisco
E. S. O'Keefe
Isthmian
Singapore
O'Keefe
Long Beach Harbor
Fred Pate
W. C. Fulton
San Francisco
Luckenbach
Near East
Ex Maywood Police Chief Hurt in Car Crash
Clarence E. Parmenter, former Maywood police chief, is in critical condition at Clark County General Hospital after a single vehicle rollover on Highway 93 east of Las Vegas. He was alone in the car when the accident occurred late Friday night on the four lane divided highway.
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Las Vegas
Clarence E. Parmenter
Maywood
Clark County General Hospital
Highway 93
Here
Parmenter
Meet Here Sunday of Jewish Leaders Meet Here Sunday
Southern California and Nevada Jewish leaders gather Sunday at Wilton Hotel to discuss 1950 United Jewish Appeal needs. Isaac Sukman of Long Beach chairs. Joshua L. Goldberg U S M delivers keynote on Israel. Mrs Harry S Smith chairs the women s division. Charles Brown of Los Angeles mod erates post luncheon session.
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California
Nevada
United Jewish Appeal
Isaac Sukman
Long Beach
Wilton Hotel
Harry S. Smith
Joshua L. Goldberg
Israel
Third Naval District
Charles Brown
Los Angeles
Ray Carl
Vacation Training for College Men in Naval Reserve
Summer training programs for 1900 college students continue across three stations Newport San Diego and Great Lakes. Participants may earn reserve commissions by completing two summer training periods while finishing degrees. Women candidates join at Great Lakes, while men receive stipends during basic and advanced courses and weekly drills. Pioneer details include allocations and staff visits at various Air Force and Navy facilities.
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Naval Reserve
Navy
Newport
Rhode Island
San Diego
Great Lakes
Organized
Ill
Wesley E. Rudolph
E. L Rudolph
Lackland Air Force Base
Ordinance Proposed on Fowl Slaughter
Dr J D Litwack health officer proposed a citywide measure to regulate slaughter and sale of poultry and rabbits in Long Beach. The council referred the plan to the ordinance committee noting the absence of inspection and grading rules and citing potential inspection fees of up to 3450 dollars annually to fund an extra food inspector in the health department.
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J. D. Litwack
Long Beach
Litwack
Health Department
Idaho State College unveils second college TV outlet
In Pocatello on March 22 UM Idaho State College launches its new television station as the nation’s second college video outlet. It will present its first programs today tomorrow and Friday featuring campus news and student productions.
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Pocatello
UM Idaho State College
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News OF the Armed Services
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Pacific Reserve Fleet
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Air Force Reserve Training Center
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Fourth Air Force
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Air Training Command Motion Picture Unit
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