Dad and daughter graduate together at City College
Ethel J. Buffalo 55 and Betsy 20 complete degrees at City College. Betsy earns an Associate of Arts from Liberal Arts and aims to teach in Long Beach. Ethel receives a Diploma from Business and Technology and plans to open a cabinet shop after study and Navy service, while four Buffalo children attend school and Grace Buffalo stays at home.
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City College
Betsy Buffalo
Etherfala
Ethel J. Buffalo
Truman Boyd Manor
Betsy
Long Beach
Buffalo
Veterans Prepare Memorial Day Rites in Long Beach
Memorial Day programs will honor war dead with events at Municipal Auditorium from 1 to 2 p m by Amvets and a hospital service at 10 a m in the Veterans Administration Hospital chapel. Long Beach bands, chaplains, and dignitaries lead ceremonies with bedside broadcasts for patients and visiting hours in wards.
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Long Beach
Amyets
United Veterans Council
Veterans Administration Hospital
Amvets
Snog Beach
Eugene LaBarre
C. W. Dalbey
Walter Donald
Salas
William A. Maguire
USN
Rei
U. S. Marine Corps
Veterans Administration Center
West Los Angeles
Two Hurt in Crash of Three Automobiles
Two persons were injured in a three car collision on Atlantic Avenue near Carson last night. Victims include Frank J. sway, 68, of 1415 East 3rd Street with hip and back injuries, and 11 year old Demeter M. Dovalis, 3714 Gardenia Avenue, with a forehead puncture wound. Other drivers were Herbert A. Wolff, 48, of 2101 Chestnut Avenue, and Charles H. Jones, 47, of Los Angeles.
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Atlantic Ave
Carson
Frank Janesway
Trth St
Demetre M. Dovalis
Gardenia’ Ave
Herbert A. Wolff
Chestnut Ave
Charles H. Jones
Los Angeies
Pair Prepares to Travel Land Yacht Jeep as Dinghy
Louis t Lee Francis a retired police officer and his wife Lucile convert a 23 foot Ford transit bus into a home on wheels. They will tow an Army jeep behind the bus and plan trips to locations including Sacramento Ashland Seattle and Canara. Francis a Colonel in the Army Reserve served 30 years and retired from the Long Beach police department. The living quarters include two beds a gas stove and refrigerator a shower and a washing machine. Their motto over the breakfast table is Where do we go from here.
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Ome
Louis
T Lee Francis
Lucile
Junn
Francis
Army Reserve
Artillery
Long Beach
Francis Transportation
Sto
Sacramento
Ashland
Seattle
Canara
Three Clinical Lab Courses Offered at UC Extension
The University of California extension offers three clinical lab courses titled Problems in Clinical Laboratory Procedures. Opens June 11 at the Clinical Laboratory VA Hospital, 5901 Seventh St, with classes every Monday or Wednesday evening for nine weeks. Eligibility requires two years of full-time lab experience or approval by the course supervisor B E Konwaler MD. Credit three for 18 meetings. course fee $27. noncredit option available.
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University of California Extension
Veterans Administration Hospital
B. E. Konvgwaeler
Regulations Topic for Appliance Dealer Luncheon
Two talks on government regulations will be given at the Appliance Dealer’s luncheon tomorrow in the supper room of Lafayette Hotel. West Virginia Virgis of the Federal Reserve Bank will discuss Regulation Wits Benefits on Penalties. J S Ross will speak on Simplifying OPS Regulations for the Appliance Dealer.
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Tomorre
Lifavette
E. Virgis
Federal Reserve Bank
J. S. Ross
Stewart Twins Named After Emergency C-Section Births
Hollywood report says Timmy Stewart and his wife named their 12 day old twin daughters Kelly and Judy after the Caesarean birth on May 7. Mrs Stewart recovering from emergency surgery following the delivery.
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Hollywood
Timmy Stewart
Las
Stewart
Kelly
Judy
Max Miller's New Book Tells of War
A cluttered review notes Max Miller’s new book presenting a World War II era eyewitness account. It catalogs titles and authors across genres, naming works about leadership, world affairs, architecture, and science, with brief, scattered remarks on the author’s library visit and publication context.
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Max Miller
Public
Navy
Miler
James
John
Talbot
A Priestley
George P. Stewart
Literatura
Clea Brooke
Helen
George N Pape Partricipe
Wringle
Pat Kashnleen S. Tukavina
Snellings
Aisin Tigntdner
Edgar L. Harden
Baghels
Archi Cnetire
Berthur
Porrelan
Hardnok
Mramerserie
Prudent
Waliarer
Lois
Kateenoarh
W. Bestum
Freer N. Prive
Rae Ibe Kolteits
Carl Zigrasser
Kenneth Af.amit
Annee Williams-Hellery
Ogarner Furniture
Perry
S. Gratfam Taal
Charles 1
Haywank
Allied push to standardize 400 Army items across Allies
Washington reports Britain Canada and the United States have agreed on standardization of more than 400 Army items. The Walker Bulldog light tank weighs 28 tons and reaches 40 mph with gyroscopic sighting. Other weapons and equipment, including 8 inch and 240mm howitzers, fuels and electric systems, are near uniform across the three nations as talks continue. The three nations aim to extend standardization across Atlantic Pact members.
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Washington
Britain
Canada
United States
U. S
CIO Meat Union to Seek Broad Wage Increase in August
Chicago May 19 The CIO Packinghouse Workers voted to press for a general wage rise in August, saying the Wage Stabilization Board created administrative problems by limiting yesterday's 9 cent raise to four major firms rather than the whole industry. A union spokesman emphasized the move is not tied to the board's approval.
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Chicago
CIO
Wooden Derricks Should Come Down in Long Beach
Official Edward M O Connor says wooden oil derricks in Long Beach have deteriorated and must be removed. The building department and fire prevention bureau will expand demolition to clear hazardous derricks near traffic and dwellings, with about 20 remaining. Demolition costs range 300 to 1600 dollars. Hancock and Richfield oil firms have already dismantled derricks. Owners resist due to cost, but delaying increases danger and reduces income. Notices post abatement before condemnation, with appeals to the city board and City Council final option.
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Long Beach
Edward M
O'Connor
Heit’ Building Department
Building Department
Fire Prevention Bureau
Fire Department
Leonard Farrar
Bureau
Signal Hill
Hancock
City Board of Condemnation
Health Department
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