Senators deny bid to shift tideland title to states
Washington May 1 The Senate interior committee rejected a proposal to grant states title to lands beneath marginal seas delaying action on interim measures. Chairman OMahoney’s bill to protect Long Beach CA offshore oil interests faces next week consideration with a change to delineate federal state ownership.
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Five Policemen Win Promotions May Day In Police Dept
May Day in the Police Department crowned promotions for five officers. Lieutenants Paul F. Lansdowne Fred J. Stevenson and William J Mooney received new collars and duties. Walter B Culberson and Garrison Wilson moved from uniforms to detective work under Capt L Q Martin as day bureau leaders while Mooney remains director of civilian defense.
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Students urge reconsideration of compulsory college fees
Telegrams from Associated Students of Long Beach State College push the State Senate education committee to support SB 289 making student activity fees compulsory. The Senate floor sent the bill back to committee. William ONeill, student body president, urges favorable reconsideration of SB 283 as essential to funding student programs.
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North Lang Berch school construction awarded contracts
The Board of Education awarded the general contract to J. E. Burrell & Lors for 230,850 and related bids for plumbing by John Ward at 34,590 and electrical work by J. L. Googles Electric Co. at 20,256 for a new elementary school at Del Ama Bly and Daisy Ave. Construction to start in 19 days.
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Lonely Hearts Swindler Ashley Convicted in Los Angeles
A jury found Ashley 52 guilty of swindling Mrs Mattie Russel and Mrs Maude Neal and others in a lonely hearts club scheme. He faces sentencing in Los Angeles in May after prosecutors reduced charges from movements totaling over 132000 dollars to the lone swindling count.
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Loong Brach
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Lonely Hearts Club
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Reds hold line as UN modules push near Seoul in Korean War
Allied tanks probed northeast of Seoul in pursuit of Chinese Reds while shelling and air strikes roared. Thousands of casualties were reported as UN forces pressed toward May Day objectives, with heavy bombardment surrounding Seoul and air battles over northwestern Korea.
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Cirgonians Honor C C Lewis for Services to City
Cirgonians pay tribute to C C Lewis at a Cirgonian Club luncheon at Victor Hugo restaurant. Lewis, active in jewelry, built a 117 store chain in China before moving to Long Beach and passing duties to his son Harold. His career began in 1889 in Cleveland, later expanding to management and sale in 1918. The event lauded his decades of civic service and community impact.
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Long Beach
Local Leader George Vogeley Hosts Civic Luncheon
In Long Beach, George Vogeley’s years span service as city Manager, city councilman, and Chamber of Commerce director and president. Bert John, Cirgonian president, conducted the luncheon.
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14th Cavalry Picnic Planned by Association
The 14th Cavalry Association will hold its semiannual picnic at Park Sunday. Regimental historian M. Hepler announced the event. Guests are asked to bring their own lunches while coffee will be furnished.
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