National PTA Urges Civilian Morale Support
National Congress of Parents and Teachers announced its civil defense program for 35,000 PTA units urging mental health efforts to reduce fear in children. They emphasize stable school budgets, community recreation, democratic reverence, unity amid international tension, and respect for all religions to strengthen the nation's spiritual foundation.
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National Congress of Parents
Teggpers
America
Stens
Get-well Wish Voted for Ex-Gov Merriam
An assembly resolution expressed best wishes for ex governor Merriam to make a rapid recovery from illness. Assemblyman William and Grant, authors of the resolution, stated they understand the former governor is expected to recover at his home.
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Get-well Wish
Merriam
Embly
A. Merriany
William & Grant
Grosernor
German Fined 12 Marks for Recruiting Pilots abroad
In Brunswick Germany on May 9 a German was fined 34 marks for recruiting Germans for foreign service without permission. Wolfgang Mueller broadcast from a loudspeaker at the Brunswick fair last October urging former German fliers to join the Calomin air force, praising Hitler era policies.
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Brunswick
Germany
UPLA
Calambian
Wolfgang Mueller
Brunswick Fair
Calomn Air
Student Declared Guilty of Disorder
Albert Scudellari, 24, a vocational student, was found guilty of disorderly conduct after a November 28 altercation with Private Detective Halph Alyea on 17th Street and Magnolia Avenue. Alyea testified he heard a scream and pursued in pajamas with a pistol. Scudellari claimed he intervened to stop a man from beating his wife and that the gun fired when attempting to disarm Alyea.
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Ciury
Harry F. Keeler
Albert Scudellarl
17Th St
Magnolia Ave
Halph Alyea
Scudellari
Alyea
Landscape Leaders Meet In Los Angeles Dinner
Mrs. Virginia Russell of Long Beach presided the Southern California chapter dinner in Los Angeles. Kenneth Johanson of the city planning commission and Edward Lovett, local landscape architect, attended.
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Virginia Russell
Long Beach
Southern California
American Society of Landscape Architects
Los Angeles
Kenneth Johanson
The
City Planning Commission
Edward Lovett
Wilmington Boy Shoots Self Over School Troubles
A 13-year-old Wilmington boy shot himself with his father's .22 pistol late yesterday afternoon. He was in serious condition at Seaside Hospital with a chest wound. His sister heard the shot. the youth collapsed at the door. He reportedly told a bystander he had shot himself as authorities investigated school troubles and an asserted “hooky-playing.” The boy had a minor illness and the gun was found in his room.
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Wilmington
Sheriff's Deputies
Seaside Hospital
Camp at Barstow to Be Reactivated
The Army announced Camp Inwin Barstow California will be reactivated immediately as a firing area for antiaircraft artillery and tank units. Rehabilitation costs amount to 1.4 million dollars with 1400 troops to be stationed initially, expanding later. The camp, covering 637 798 acres, trained Army antiaircraft units in World War II and was inactivated October 16 1948.
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Washington
Army
Inwin
Barstow
Calif
Inmwiin
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