Incumbents Favored as Long Beach Goes to Polls
Before the municipal election in Long Beach a citizens committee argues incumbents including eight councilmen and James R. Seaton will win. The race centers on continuing the post charter reforms or restoring prior control, with strong district bids for Black Walter Ahern and Ramsey and a push to reelect Lawrence Jackson. Local youth support backs Emmet Sullivan for Assembly, while William Grant faces cross party campaign cards and Middough seeks both primaries.
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Citizens’ Committee
James R. Seaton
Long Beach
Lawrence Q. Jackson
Civicague
United Church Brotherhood
Max Livoni
Jackson
Jordan High School
Emmet M. Sullivan
Tist
Warren Routt
Jerry Templeton
Bob Schwartz
Gene Gillies
Barney Dyer
Dale Williams
Gilbert Gerathes
Terry Weaver
Sullivan
Sparks
Assemblyman
Grant
Bill
Lorne D. Middough
Tides and Weather Report Fragment for Tinspay June 2
Fragmentary entry notes tides and weather for Tinspay on June 2. Mentions sun moon and coastal conditions with unclear timing and labels. Contains garbled names and unreadable phrases, preventing precise details.
Reserves Seek 61 Enlisted Reservists for Duty in Several MOS
Southern Military Recruiting District announces 61 enlisted reservists with proper MOS are needed immediately for clerical and medical technician duties in Los Angeles San Bernardino San Diego and Santa Barbara Tours run 9 to 12 months with pay and allowances and may extend Fort MacArthur recruiting office provides information A reception for Brig Gen Leroy H Watson and Mrs Watson at Fort MacArthur honored the new Southern Military District commander and featured attendees from civic and military ranks.
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Long Beach
Los Anreies
Culver
Abyperial
Los Aleles
Glen Black
Wapel al Be Harbor
Democratic Club
Aaron Fa
Fasadel
Tom D. Riversu
Serharaing
Ail Jonis
Saz
Ier
Pale Anh
Santa Barbara
Commis
Santa Munk
Renaing
Max
Min
Rale
Puque
Sti
Amazule
Oscar Walter
Allanta
Sf Bo
Sev- Bakers
Foraiyine Siemans
John’ Schinner
Boston
Chicago
Cieveland
Denver
el Paso
Eureka
Havre Rai
Yellana Pala Oh
Kansas City
Ln Las
Los Angeles
May Loverailers
Little Rock
Pulter Ori Sarge
Medford
I Ie
Memphis
Minatapalat
New Orleans
New York
Grae
Omana Niladel At
Pittane
Sacramento
St. Onin
Galt Lake City
San Antonio
San Francisc
Baka
Washington
Winslow
Yellowstone
Yuma
Leslie W. Jefferson
Southern Military Recruiting District
Frederick H. L. Ryder
Southern Military District
San Bernardino
San Diego
Leroy H. Watson
Petition backs Judge Barnes for re election
A petition bearing the signatures of many Long Beach attorneys was sent to Superior Judge Stanley Barnes urging support for his reelection to the Superior Court bench. The endorsement praised his judicial temperament, thorough rulings, and drive to clear crowded calendars, noting his popularity locally. Barnes, a former football star with the California wonder teams, was appointed by Governor Earl Warren and has served in Long Beach and Los Angeles County courts.
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Long Beach
Stanley Barnes
Superior Court
Barnes
Iti Fants
Judge Barnes
Superior Courts
Los Angeles County
California
Andy Smith
Earl Warren
Provate
Ship Sinking Notes Long Life of Ray
Civil defense experts warn that a sinking radioactive ship shows long lasting dangers from nuclear war. Bikini tests left the Salt Lake City contaminated for years, with residual fission products causing unsafe salvage conditions and potential uninhabitable areas near cities.
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Washington, May
al. Py
Salt Lake City
California
Bikini
National Military Establishment
Civil Defense Planning Unit
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Eniwetok Proving Grounds
mid-Pacific
Navy
James S. Russell
Eniwetokies
Ias
Correction offered for politics ad in Press Telegram
The notice says no errors were in a Saturday political advertisement titled How Will You Vote that listed 18 City Council candidates. It notes two data mistakes about James R. Seaton Fourth District candidate mis-stating age as 75 and claiming a wife and daughter. Seaton is 69.
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Sur- Day
James R. Seaton
Hay Prices Reported By News Service
The snippet lists various hay prices with figures such as 37.50 and 3.00, noting market levels and crop conditions. It mentions specific lots and measurements, reflecting a small agricultural market update from the News Service.
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Wareney Sfathel News Service
Alfatta
Jews Accused of Misuse of Jerusalem Holy Places
A Paris based Christian Union manifesto accuses Jewish forces in Jerusalem of using religious buildings as military bases. It lists sites from Notre Dame de France to Mount Scopus as occupied by Jews, claims shells came from Jewish areas, and condemns the destruction of churches, convents, and humanitarian institutions.
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Jerusalem
Christian Union
Paris
Toba
Holy City
Latin Patriarchate
Christian Union Committee
Holy Sepulchre
Notre Dame de France
Redempionist Sisters
Mount Zion
Holy Trinity
Saint George
Holy See
France
Holy
International Red Cross
Red Cross
St. George
Redemptionist Sisters
Notre Dame
Sisters of St. Joseph
Apostolic Delegation
Mount Scopus
Old City
Long Beach Aid Offer Sent to Stricken City
A telegram from A. Lynn Parmley acting mayor of Long Beach telegraphed Portland Oregon mayor this morning offering assistance in the emergency. The gesture follows Pacific Coast relief provided after the 1943 earthquake.
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Long Beach
A. Lynn Parmley
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast Clises
Girl in quarrel over boyfriend kills her aunt
Seventeen year old Dolores Walde is held for a coroner's action after she fatally injured her aunt Mrs Gertrude Norris 65 by pushing her down stairs and striking her with a flower pot then set her clothing ablaze with fire. Police say the pair argued over the girl boyfriend and Dolores later changed clothes before neighbors called police.
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Pittsburgh
Dolores Walde
Peter A. Conners
Conners
Gertrude Norris
Norris
Dolores
Connors
Doores
Mrs. Norris
Public dinner and card party at Veterans Memorial draws local groups
Pabiie Dinner The Dorie Milley Auxiliary No 647 Amer can Legion will hold a public dinner tomorrow at 6 30 am at the Veterans Memorial. Golden State auxiliary V F W will host a public benefit card party for the National V F W Home Fund Tuesday at Veterans Memorial with lunch at 11 30 and games to follow. James T Jampson of Long Beach returns from Hartford Conn after completing an insurance course and will represent Travelers Insurance as an agent in the area through the local branch.
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Dorie Milley Auxiliary No. 647
Amergan Legion
Tommorrow
Veterans Memorial
Golden State Auxliary
V. F. W. Home Fund
Geneva Jewett
James T. Jampson
Olive Ave
Long Beach
Hartford
Guide School Dog To Be Presented To Sightless Man
Pocahontas, a graduate of California Guide Dog School, will present a guide dog to George B. Jackson at a public ceremony in Bixby Park next Tuesday at 2 p.m. Jackson has been blind five years. The event opens with Colors by Victory Chapter 43, American War Mothers, invocation by Dr. Ralph W. Lee, and remarks by Paul Rioth, president of the school board.
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Pocahontas
California
Guide Dog School
George B. Jackson
Bixby Park
Jackson
Victory Chapter 43
American War Mothers
Ralph W. Lee
Atlantic Ave
Methodist Church
Paul Rioth
Marion Sevier Darlington
Whistler
Don Pratt
Tiny Tex
Pratt Wwili
Alley Cleanup Brings Daisy and Maine Block Together
Neighbors on the Daisy and Maine Aves block organized an unusual alley cleanup using Sunday as a workday. Motorcycle Officer Fred Porter assisted by hauling two trucks while residents filled them three times with weeds debris and material left over months. The effort followed a grass fire alert from Mrs Porter a police stenographer and neighbor in a police car. The community aims to keep the alley tidy under the slogan you should see our alley.
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Zeas
Daisy
Maine Aves
Fred Porter
Group Joins L. B. Family in Voyage to Australia
A Kalamazoo bride and groom Mick and Mrs Ross Parr join the Atwaters and the Harmons in sailing to Australia aboard the schooner Alpha moored at Fellows Stewart yacht landing. The Harmons, former Denver residents, bring nursing and Army backdrop, planning a wartime romance voyage with three daughters and husband Satan.
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Kalamazoo
Mick
Ross C. Parr
Kenneth E. Harmon
Las Vegas
Santo Tomas
al Manila
Dwight Atwater
Tory
Australia
Atwater
Alpha
Carol Bell
Marilyn
Stephanie
Fellows & Stewart Yacht Landing
Harmons
Hushand Satan
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Long Beach Civic League
Strongitizens
Incum
Glen A. Black
Oscar J. H. Walter
D. Patrick Ahern
Joseph RB. Ramsey
Fred I. Gray
Gray
Joe Ramsey
William S.grant
Toth
Jnvenil
Boone
Ae P.m. Oo
Frogent Burney
Pe Agent Doe
Salt
Contreras
Seattle
Texas
Mary
Ison
Coos Bay
Olver J
Olson Co
Socs Bay
Ac Sabin
San _ Francisco
Pope ‘Albest
Santa Lompoc
Tkr
Tad Bork Sa Mie
Duis Gilver Olson
Ees Bay
Oliver J
Olaan Ca
Bay
Sanvac
Bivil
San Francisco
Bnangael
Seattle Eensset Derby
Portskog Gen. Pet. Corp
Towanda Victory
San Francisco Tauckanbach Line
Yoakonama ‘Tittle Lykes
Orleana Lykes Lines
Berthator
Dante Satl
Ene Veneris Nero Pope
Talbot
San Fran
A. S. Burleson
Pacific
Antilase Isthmian Dine
Rae Tapeura Baz
New Zea
Geta Pacific Transport Co
Don Anselmo
Pan
Gnarles
Joneski
Las Ay St
Vancouver
Exia
Sen
Paraguay
Ray Warren Bradley
Tampa
Sgt. C. W. Keith
Florida Highway Patrol
Bradley
Kenneth "M. Allison
Alsen
Germany
Richard L. Starkey
Europe
Gol
James L. Baker
677Th Composite Command Group
Long Beach Army Air Base
Benjamin F. Bayliss
Gordon C. Young
429Th Coast Artilery Battalion
Glen A. McDermaid
California National Guard
Curtis D. O'Sullivan
Charles McKettrick
Ashworth Ave
George M. Allen
Daisy Ave
CWO
Lee M. Ruffer
Termido Ave
Lowell R. Edefson
Compton
John R. Quinn
Monroe F. Weill
877Th Composite Command Group
ORC
Weill
Teers Group 10
Headquarters
Organized Reserve
Federal Building
Ray
John Leonard
Ware
Clealus
Holy Places
Daniel DE Luce
Santella
U.S. Nr.c
Martha &. Davis
J.g
Navy Nurse Corps
T. Phota
Ralph Gallagher
W. Ocean Blvd
L. B
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