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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1953
Page
7
Howard Jones of the Chamber of Commerce urged the Church Brotherhood to back 13 ballot issues on April 3, calling tidelands oil money a natural gift to Long Beach and stressing citizen vigilance to ensure benefits to all.
Julien C. Hyer reflects on the crucifixion of Jesus and the two thieves, pondering what crime led to the sentence. The piece questions motives, mentions possible thefts from Romans or public funds, and notes the thief who repented goes to Paradise that day.
Mrs. Frank Hardesty elected head of Long Beach Education TV group. She leads the Education Television Council as president. Clyde Roseberry and Frank George named officer roles. Show at Veterans Memorial Auditorium Culver City opens with 8:30 a.m. judging at 11 a.m. featuring blue ribbon chinchilla entries and related civic programs.
A Calif ornia State Society covered dish supper and program are scheduled for April 3 at 728 Elm Ave. The event invites members to share dishes and participate in society activities in a community gathering setting.
Long Beach square dance clubs Swap N Swingers and Legion Plan Event join forces with American Legion Post 223 for a Saturday dance at the Legion Hall on Clarkson Street near Randolph Avenue in Maywood. Proceeds benefit the Legion child welfare fund. Cal Williams serves as master of ceremonies. top callers will officiate at 8 p.m. start.
Spade Cooley's band is chosen to headline a Marine Corps League fundraiser dance in Long Beach. The April 24 event at the Municipal Auditorium aims to aid ex Marines and their families, with Jonathan Osman and Jerry Young chairing the committee.
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