Southland Tuna Pack Reaches Historic Valuation in 1950
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports the 1950 tuna pack valued at 112 830 084 dollars across 9 016 541 cases. California canners led with 7 899 954 cases worth 97 830 094 dollars from Long Beach to San Diego, plus 71 943 cases of bonita and yellowtail valued at 693 731 dollars. Washington Oregon and Atlantic coast Packers contributed the rest along with prior year totals for context.
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City acquires street signs and safety barometer
Long Beach unveils a large safety barometer recording traffic deaths at 2 p m as the city acquires 3330 enamel signs for intersections. Kiwanis backs June safety drive under the slogan Speed Kills while delays in uprights slow mounting due to steel shortages.
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