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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1947
Page
17
A fragmented promotional piece suggests Kellogg cereals aid digestion and encourages drinking water. It emphasizes staying regular and feeling better, but the text is garbled and hard to extract a clear narrative. The readable bits mention Kellogg, water, and maintaining routine.
Area Harbor shows added production as A-33 well starts yielding from Ranger zone. Richfield finishes eleventh producer under its contract. four city wells by Long Beach Oil Development Co. expected to produce by week’s end. Shell Oil reports Lerraine No. 1 near Fourth St and Santiago Ave in Alamitos Heights encountering mild delay, now underway. Standard Oil Maxwell No. 1 at Montalvo underway with spot coring at 15,046 feet noted as high state depth. Pacific Western Hilton Stanton No. 1 at Signal Hill drilling at depth. Tide Water Associated abandons Nel Cal Lu No. 1 near Anaheim after no shows. Calhoun County wildcat by Ryan Consolidated yields 1,000 bpd in 6000 acre lease. Fullerton Oil holds half the acreage.
The Long Beach Chapter of the National Office Management Association will organize tomorrow at 6:30 PM with a dinner meeting at the Brittany Kitchen, 62 Atlantic Ave, EH. E. Freitas, chairman, announced. W. E. Evans, national secretary from Philadelphia, will present the charter to the local group. State local business firms have been notified.
General Carl Spaatz told a presidential policy committee that the Soviet Union apparently sought B-29 tires and other parts, and may have acquired the B-29 design from abandoned planes after World War II. He noted Russians did not obtain the parts they asked for.
A fragment notes an invitation for individuals to be represented in the chapter and states that membership is open to educators. The readable text emphasizes inclusion and the offer of representation within the organization.
A marine, Phillip Burkland, was sentenced by Superior Judge Les lig JE to six months in county jail with three years probation for felony joyriding. Oceanside police arrested Burkland after the incident, authorities said yesterday.
Police said Burkland admitted knowing the car was stolen and said he had been in Long Beach aiming to reach his San Diego camp. He pleaded guilty to the joy riding charge on Oct. 22 and a grand theft auto charge was dismissed.
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