Labor and medical leaders clash over health insurance
In a Temple Sinai Auditorium forum about national health insurance, about 250 attendees heard Dr. Walter C. Smallwood and Dr. K. C. Brandenburg argue for government program concerns of inefficiency and regimentation. Edward L. Brown for the Central Labor Council defended the plan as social reform and cost sharing, while noting voluntary plans fail to cover all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Sinai Auditorium
Walter C. Smalbwood
K. C. Brandenburg
Edward L. Brown
Central Labor Council
Labor
Smallwool
Congress
Brandenburg
Long Beach Civil Defense
Lem
Hoover Commission
Army
Navy
Veterans , Administration
American Medical Association
Oscar Ewing
Brown
Reds Use Tin-can Grenades in Korea Front-line Metal Woes
Tokyo March 20. Front-line lesson on industrial capacity shows well equipped rifle companies of the U S 24th Division doubling firepower. Opposing Reds are poorly supplied and resort to tin can grenades that look like junk and often fail to detonate. Grenades are a tin can filled with TNT, glass, rusty nails and tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Fiere
U. S
Leaders Discuss Educational Film Circulation Plan
Mrs Patricia Blair film adviser and ALA board member and John Mackenzie Cory ALA executive secretary conferred with Long Beach librarians on services to groups focusing on educational films. Cory noted growing interest in the 75th anniversary ALA meeting in Chicago in July with the theme Our Americana Heritage in Times of Crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Blair
American Library Association
Film Council of America
John Mackenzie Cory
ALA
Long Beach
Cory
Chicago
Blair
Nina Boyle
Los Angeles
Edwin Castagna
Castagna
Helen Fuller
Nora Dell Hacker
Blanche Collins
Church Drama Group Presents Little Women Tonight
The Bay Shore Community Congregational Church parish hall hosts a drama workshop staging of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women at 8 pm. Mrs Palmer Williams directs. Paul Wilcox collects freewill offerings for hospital facilities and stage improvements, as part of a Know Your City forum series chaired by Dr Irving G. Rosenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa May Alcott
Drama Workshop
Bay Shore
Community Congregational Church
Toledo
Palmer Wiliams
Paul Wilcox
Freewill
Groun
Long Beach
Red
Irving G. Rosenberg
New Patrolmen Appointed By Police Department
Captain Otto Faulkner announced two new patrolmen yesterday for April 1 start. Robert E Hodgkin and William D B Leslie will join the force, located at 1445 Cherry Ave and 218 Euclid Ave respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Faulkner
Police Department
Robert E. Hodgkin
Cherry Ave
William Db.leslie
Euclid Ave
Community notices from local groups
Local briefs list meetings for Cambrian Society Palos Verdes Court of Amaranth and Long Beach Aquarium Society plus OES Long Beach and IOF Long Beach 35. RNA honors Agnes Howard after 50 years. Young Adult Fellowship hosts a Japanese Presbyterian Church movie night with films on Pueblo Indians wildlife and postwar Japan. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RNA
Long Beach
Royal Neighbors of America
Agnes Howard
Pas Qracles Verta Bartee
Roy McDaniel
Young Adult Fellowship
The
Japanese Presbyterian Church
Locust Ave
John Marooka
Japan
Fragmentary address list shows scattered damage notes
OCR excerpt lists numerous street names and damaged items with unclear context. The fragment mentions locations such as 1410 Hoffman Ave and 42 Tom, plus references to ambulances, fires, rubbish, and repairs, but lacks a coherent event or narrative.
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Anunsiar
Hoffman Ave
Ard
Lost Beach
Alva
Ambulante
Ates Duunspare
Ambuey
Grinvta
Amba
Cedar Ave
Palm Tres
Amademy
Amiamaee
Takewood
Horse Munches 12 Rifle Cartridges
Wingham Ontario March 30. William Kelly’s horse on a nearby farm munched about a dozen 22 caliber rifle bullets left on a barn sill after Kelly brought home a box Wednesday. No injuries or reports of damage have been filed.
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Wingham
William Kelly
Kelly
Ontario
Veteran Cowboy Actor Tex Cooper Dies at 87
Tex Buffalo Bill Cooper 87 a veteran road show and film character actor died last night in Hollywood. Known for Gower Gulch and his mustache and long hair he wore cowboy hat boots and tan suit piped in black at his favorite corners. The long career included circus days with Lady Dolly Beach and he was married to a midget. A cancer education event in North Long Beach featured Dr Frederick J Wahl and speeches by cancer society members as the 40th anniversary of the National Exchange Club was celebrated at Emer Peterson's Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Tex
Buffalo Bill) Cooper
Gower Gulch
Cooper
Buffalo Bill
Frederick J. Wahl
North Long Circus
Lady Dolly Beach Exchange Club
Emer Peterson
Long Beach
Bill
National Exchange Cluir
Walter Kidder
Reed Retires as Chief Police Record Clerk
J William Pop Reed, longtime chief clerk of the police record bureau, today concluded service with the department and retired on pension. He plans to spend part of his time on his hobby of tinting photographs developed in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William
Pop) Reed
Police Record Bureau
Police Department
Reed
Water board awards valve contract to S. Morgan Smith Co
The Board of Water Commissioners awarded a $10,320 contract to S. Morgan Smith Co of Los Angeles for two 24 inch, 200 pound cone plug valves. The valves will be installed in the 223rd St Metropolitan Water District line feeding Colorado River water into the local system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Water Commissioners
S. Morgan Smith, Co
Los Angeles
223Rd St. Metropolitan
Colorado River
Anaheim Street Land Price Offer Accepted
An offer of $133,000 for sale of property at 750 W Anaheim St has been accepted by the board of harbor commissioners. The property needed for the Anaheim St bridge approach is appraised by the city at $134,900. J W Black operates a building materials business on the site and will retain mineral rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Black
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Hts
Anaheim St
Black
Anaheim
Street Improvement Bids to Be Opened
City Council will open bids April 47 at 11 a m for Parade St between Santa Fe and Caspian Aves and Canal Ave between Pacific Coast Fwy and 19th St. Estimated cost is SSH6 91. Curbs sidewalks and driveway aprons to be installed under the 1911 Improvement Act financed by an assessment district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parade St
Santa Fe
Caspian
Canal Ave
Pacific Coast Fwy
19Th St
Auxiliary to Meet of graphical Union Auxiliary 124
An auxiliary gathering precedes the Union Auxiliary 124 business session in Colonial Hall at 10th Street and Locust Avenue on Monday Mrs Besale Soren sen will preside
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Graphical Union Auxiliary
Colonial Hall
10Th St
Locust Ave
Besale Sorensen
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Walter C. Smallwood
Richard F. McNally
John H. Mullin
Shalom Ravetch
William C. Lunde
Julius Young
Harry Karn
Korea
Complete Home Decorating Service
House OF Fabrics, Inc
Pine Ave
Packard
Packard Long Beach CO
American Avenue
Calif
Cambrian Society
Machinists
Palos Verdes
Order of Amaranth
Bridge
Canasta
Aquarium Society
Long Beach Aquarium Society
Belmont
Recreation
OES Seasion
Mar Vista
OES
Monte Vista Masonic Temple
Plymouth St
Worthy
Opal Kimball
IOF
Court
High Court
Hope St
Radioear
America
Joe F. Trowbridge Hearing Center
F. & M. Benk Bldg
Ot Pine
Agn
Columbia
Pacific
Callaway
First
Kolinsky
Cannon
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