Governor Signs 37 Bills Before Washington Flight
Governor Warren signed 37 bills and vetoed three as he prepared for a two day civil defense visit to Washington. The measures include aging school entry to three months, a coordinating council for blind programs, and restrictions on state rail regulation. He questioned a loyalty oath and noted the oath may be testable in court and possibly repealed after civil defense ends.
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Washington
Coordinating Council
Tidelands
Warren
Futhermore
Education
Social Welfare
Public Health
State Public Utilities Commission
San Francisco
Edmund G.brown
Randolph Collier
R-Yreka
Doyle to Seek Help on Dog Ban in Navy Housing
Congressman Clyde Doyle will be asked to intervene to stop enforcement of a June 1 dog ban in Navy housing units at Lexington Savannah and Portsmouth. Mrs. Wilma Burgess of the Long Beach Humane Society says the move ignores wartime needs and seeks relief from tenants angered by the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Doyle
Wilma G. Burgess
Orizaba Ave
Long Beach Humane Society
Doyle
Navy
Lexington
Savannah
Portsmouth
CVO Seeks Puppet Talent for Community Chest Shows
Community Volunteer Office calls for men women and youths skilled in ventriloquism hand puppets or marionettes to help stage puppet shows in downtown stores schools churches and via mobile trailers for the Community Chest campaign. Participants can perform daytime or evening acts with flexible volunteer hours and receive appreciation through the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murie
Powers
Community Chest
CVO
Tayen
Comranis
Jealous youth held Irving in car and forced divorce threat
Police report a 16 year old accused of coercing Irving, claiming an agreement with his wife before marriage. Irving alleges a captured ride in which a bus of youths threatened death if he did not divorce. The unnamed 16 year old faces a delinquency charge.
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Eves Ro Irwing
Mar
Irving
San Diego Harbor Board Visits Long Beach Group
The San Diego Harbor Commission led by Gen. Holland M Howlin Smith and including Marine Corps veterans visits Long Beach. President Anderson Borthwick and Frank A Frye Jr. host with Port Director John F Bate Traffic Manager M Ryan and Business Manager Carl F Reupsch. They attend an afternoon board meeting to screen a film and stay for dinner.
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San Diego Harbor Commission
Marine Corps
Holland M.howlin
Smith
Long Beach Harbor Commission
Sth
Guadalcanal
Anderson Borthwick
Frank A. Frye Jr
John F. Bate
M. Ryan
Carl F. Reupsch
San Diego
Quotation Error Sparks Scrutiny in Voter Survey
League of Women Voters officials report a transcript error in their municipal candidate survey. The misattribution concerns Capt. Robert Rife’s comments on submitting autonomous elements for Council inspection, aiming to maintain accountability to the people. First District council candidates are involved.
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League of Women Voters
Ian
Robert Rife
Rife
Fragments Describe City Fire and Ambulance Responses
A collection of place names and times notes fire, ambulance, and incident responses in multiple streets and avenues. Distant references mention Monrovia, Santa Fe, Coast Highway, and various city blocks with no clear single event.
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Lerz
Favimeing Ee Senday
First St
Raat Ne . m
Orean’ Blvd
Ceaan
Pine Aves
Roth St
Long Beach
Sopom
Monrovia Ave
Appian Way
Stash
Oren Aves Bliss
Santa Fe Ave
Cherry Ave
E. Severh St. Ameulance
Pulld Ink Politica m
Lone Beeach
Slight Darmage
Supreme Court backs dismissal of postal help
The Supreme Court upheld the government's right to dismiss 26 Post Office Department employees under the loyalty program, a decision not accompanied by an opinion. Justice Clark did not participate and the exact vote was not announced. The cases covered employees in Cleveland, Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, and Plainfield New Jersey.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Post Office Department
U. S.district Court
Tie
Post Office Department Loyalty Board
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Plainfield
N. J
Dorothy Bailey
U.S
High Tribunal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Champlin Refining Co
Enid
Okla
Ilike
Sam de George
Italy
Harvey
Til
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Northwestern Public Service Co
Hwa
Tax Collectors Allow Installment Payments on Unsecured Property
County Tax Collector Howard L. Byram and deputies can accept installments on unsecured personal property including boats airplanes household goods jewelry pianos and television sets. The ruling by County Counsel Harold W Kennedy directs the plan with deputy Arvo Van Alstyne drafting the opinion.
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Howard
L. Byram
Harold W. Kennedy
L. G. Ericksen
Long Beach
Kennedy
Arvo
van Alstyne
Longshoreman Gets Jail for Stabbing in San Pedro
Eugene C. Pittman a 39 year old longshoreman from San Pedro pleaded guilty March 29 to assault with a deadly weapon for stabbing Morris Harris 30 in San Pedro January 21. Superior Judge Joseph M. Maltby denied probation and ordered one year in county jail. Police say the men fought over a woman friend and Pittman stabbed Harris in the chest with a pocketknife.
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Eugene C. Pittman
San Pedro
Amvets Amateur Show set for Wednesday at Rendezvous Supper Club
Amvets Post 13 sponsors an amateur show Wednesday at 10 nm in the Rendezvous Supper Club, 1997 E. Second St, featuring World War II veterans as participants. Dan Dailey, a motion picture star, will be master of ceremonies. Auditions are tonight and tomorrow from 6 to 8 30 p.m. at the Supper Club. the winner receives a cash prize.
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Amvet Post 13
E. Second St
Dan Dailey
Auto dealer buys trades for 51 Fords at Freeman McKenzie
Al Lindemann offers top dollar for trades toward new 51 Fords. Special emphasis on Victorias and Convertibles. Visit Freeman A. McKenzie Inc at 133 American Ave today or tonight. Since 1903.
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al Lindemann
Freeman A. McKenzie Inc
American Ave
Army censures father's removal of sick draftee
A board of Army officers censured John Amborski for taking his son Pvt. Stanley J. Amborski from Fort Leonard Wood to Chicago after the soldier complained of illness. The board found the move interfered with medical care and that the soldier did not report respiratory issues, though he later tested positive for primary atypical virus pneumonia. The son was absent from his post without authorization.
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Chicago
Fort Leonard Wood
Stephen J. Chamberlin
Fifth Army
Stanley J. Amborski
Amborski
John
Great Lakes Naval Station Hospital
Chamberlin
Amberski
Fort Wood
Award and Weeklong Engagement at the Club
A brief note announces an award and a week long engagement at the club, indicating recognition followed by a scheduled series of performances or events. Details on the awarding body or the performer remain unclear in the fragment.
Harbor boards celebrate World Trade Week events
Long Beach and Los Angeles harbor commissions plan an Industrial Harbor Day luncheon at Berth 6 transit shed on May 23. Other World Trade Week events include an invitational buffet dinner May 24 at the American President Lines terminal and Harbor Day May 27 hosted by the harbor area and Los Angeles Junior Chambers of Commerce.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles Harbor
Berth 6
Long’ Beach
Harbor
Harbor Area
Los Angeles
Neighbors Rescue Furniture From Fire Near Long Beach
An early fire at an unoccupied building and adjoining shed at 711 Long Beach Blvd caused damage to furniture and trash in the shed. Acting Battalion Chief Earl W. Cronkite said the blaze, likely started by a cigarette, began in the shed as residents nearby removed items from the structure.
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Long Beach Blvd
Earl W. Cronkite
Cronkite
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L. B
Pat Ahern
Patriek Ahern
Longshoreman
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Wild Auto Trader
Bengeene
Ren
U.S.A
Bekins
Ancheim Street
Wilmington Terminal
North Fleet Avenue
Aia Veeo
Harbor Boards
Sonotone
Kress Building
R. E. Me
Apt
House of Morrison
Orson
Buffy Light
Walker's
DuPont
du Pont
Walker
Berkshire
Mother
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