Plan to Relieve City Cash Stress Proposed to Council
Council hears a plan by candidate Downey to treat dry gas revenues as largely free from the Trickey suit. Immediate impounds could total about 300000 dollars with about 2100900 dollars transferable to general use. The plan would pay the Harber Department for current dry gas at not more than 12 cents per 1000 cubic feet and reserve remaining revenues for general use.
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Mator
I’. Ray’ Downey
Magnolia’ Ave
Downes
Harher Department
Nest
Lomila SignalWmington Assausiles
Ty Couneil
Couneil
Ty Mnagers
Local Briefs Offer Rummage Sales And Club Meetings
Rummage sales planned by Nu Phi Mu Sorority at 1154 Pine Ave and by Iota Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at the same address. Long Beach Study Club to hear Mrs O S Lindenberger speak on The Rise of Nationalism in Southeast Asia at 12 30 p m next Wednesday in Hoelys Restaurant 4811 E Second St. New England States Society to host annual dinner with clam chowder at Red Men’s Hall 1630 KF Anaheim St at 7 30 p m Saturday. dancing and cards to follow. District 1 St Anthony’s parish to hold a public card party at Catholic Center Monday 8 p m hosted by Mrs Jane Seiver. United Church Brotherhood luncheon tomorrow at 12 30 p m YWCA clubroom with speaker H A Smith of Standard Oil and Stella Thomas as soloist.
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Long Beach
O. S. Lindenberger
Southeast Asia
Hoelley’s
New England States Society
Red Men's Hall
Anaheim St
St. Anthony's Churety Parish
Catholic Center
Jane Seiver
H. A. Smith
Andard Gil Co
California
United Church Brotherhood
YWCA
Stella Thomas
Allen Steele
Young GOP to Poll Opinion Tonight in Lakewood Park
The Long Beach Young Republican Club will conduct a public opinion poll in the Lakewood Park area tonight, led by vice president Mary Jo May. A preliminary meeting will be at Robert Devitt's home on Harvey Way with a station for questions and topics including the poker situation and the presidency.
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Long Beach
Young Republicart Club
Lakewood Park
Mary Jo May
Robert Devitt
Harvey Way
Gov Merriam Shows Continued Gains in Health Update
Coalition of former Gov Frank Merriam who is a patient at St. Marys Hospital continues to show improvement as officials report steady progress and renewed optimism about his condition.
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Merriam
Frank Merriam
St. Marys Hospital
Girl Fractures Leg in Fall at Parkway
Dorothella Linscott an 18 year old of Vancouver Washington fractured her left leg and broke her glasses after stumbling and falling while crossing the parkway on Livingston Dr west of Termino Ave She received treatment at Community Hospital.
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Dorothella Linscott
Vancouver
Wash
Livingston Dr
Termino Ave
Community Hospital
Council Opposes Water-zone Bill in Assembly Action
City Council passes resolutions opposing Assembly bills 2041 and 3098 amending the County Flood Central Act to create water zones for underground basin replenishment. Reclaimed and Colorado River water would percolate into spreading grounds along the San Gabriel River and Rio Hondo with a property tax to fund the zones. Deputy City Attorney Dewey Strickler will challenge the bills as written while backing them in principle at the Assembly committee hearing in Sacramento. The water board argues the measures unfairly shift 32 percent of costs to Long Beach and other cities.
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Assembly
County Flood Central
Funon
Water Commissioners
Metropolitan Water District
San Gabriel River
Rio Hondo
Dewey Strickler
Sacramento
Water Board
Long Beach
Extension of Vet Home Bill Signed
Governor Earl Warren signed a law extending California veterans farm and home purchase benefits to Korean war veterans. The bill by Assemblyman Frank Lucker adds those serving from June 27 1950 to end of hostilities to receive benefits.
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Salramento
GPF
Earl Warren
California
Frank Lucker
San Diego
Alumni Meeting at University Club Evening
Alumni and former Washington State College students are invited to a Saturday 8 p m meeting at the University Club Lafayette Hotel. Paul R Bergan will report on college affairs and officers will be elected.
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Washington State College
University Club
Lafayette Hotel
Paul R. Bergan
City approves incinerator plans for Temple Avenue site
Preliminary plans for a $750,000 smokeless incinerator on a 10 acre site at Temple Ave and Willow St were approved by the City Council. Metcalf & Eddy will prepare final plans for bidding. Construction may be delayed by the city’s finances.
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Temple Ave
Willow St
Boston
Metcalf & Eddy Now
Canada to send 7000 man brigade to Korea action
Ottawa reports Defense Minister Brooke Claxton announced Canada will deploy the 7000 member 25th Brigade Group to Korea as part of a Commonwealth Division under a British commander.
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Ottawa
Defense
Brooke Claxton
Canada
Korea
United Kingdom
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L. E. Dollarhide
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Ph. D
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