Legion Honors P T Employe r for Citizenship
Jack Tracy a 17 year old Press Telegram district adviser is one of nine representatives of boys clubs in Los Angeles County to receive a citizenship award from Los Angeles Schoolmasters Post 448 American Legion. He is a senior at St Anthony's High School and represented the Long Beach Boys Club. Tracy earned the rank of paper carrier and later supervises six newspaper boys in his role as district adviser.
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Jack Tracy
Press-Telegram
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles Schoolmasters Post
American Legion
Tracy
Los Aneles
St. Anthony's High School
Long Beach
Elks to Fete L B Police in First Annual Program
Five local police officers will be honored Monday night at the Elks Law Enforcement Program. Certificates and war bonds will be presented. Guests include State Attorney General Pat Brown and District Attorney Ernest Roll.
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Elks
Kenneth Sutherland
William J. Mooney
Long Beach Civil Defense and Disaster Relief Council
Donald W. Dyer
Creighton A. Wiggins
William J. Meyer
Robert V. Steward
Pat Brown
Ernest Roll
FBI
Whose Plan for Conducting U. N. War in Korea Is Good
An Editor’s note introduces a Truman MacArthur dispute analysis. The piece compares MacArthur’s four point plan with the Truman administration policy for Korea. It frames debates on prolonging the war and risks of broader conflict including Russia, China, Formosa, and potential World War III.
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Korea
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MacArthur
Truman
Marshall
China
Thas
U.S
U.N
Acton
Manchuria
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Chiang
Formosa
Fire destroys Compton trucking firm on Alameda Street
Long Beach city official J. D. Gurley reported a morning fire at a Compton trucking firm at 801 S Alameda caused about 50500 in damages. The blast damaged a gas tank and trucks with cargoes. Firefighters labored four hours to control the blaze as gasoline tanks exploded during efforts.
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Long Beach
Compton
S. Alameda &T
J. D. Gurley
E. 55Th &T
City Officials to Attend Water Zone Hearings
Deputy City Attorney Dewey Strickle and Brennan S. Thomas, Water Department general manager, will testify before a Senate committee next week on two bills creating tax funded water zones to import water into underground basins. The measures amend the Los Angeles County Flood Control Act and include a clause exempting areas served by imported or reclaimed water from zoning, a change Strickle says would prevent about half of Long Beach from being zoned and help equalize zone taxes. The proposed rate would be capped at 5 cents per $100 valuation, with an overall rate not exceeding 20 cents, aiming to replenish part of the 1.624 billion gallon overdraft from underground sources south of the San Gabriel Mountains.
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Strickle
Brennan S. Thomas
Water Department
Senate
Los Angeles County
Strickler
Board of Water Commissioners
San Gabriel Mountains
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