Realist Japan viewed by Long Beach observer in Washington
A Long Beach man in Washington on official business discusses Japanese realism and imitation, noting Japan's postwar shift under American authority. He explains Japan must industrialize, export goods to import food, and cites a CARE survey estimating 30 million hungry European children.
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Japan
Long Beach
Washington, D. C
Pine Ave
Esquire Magazine
Clothing Af
Esquire
United States
Seara Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Jtungry
Co-operative For
Europe
CARE
Smog-control Director Opens County Office to Curb Smoke
Smog-control Director of Los Angeles County opens a county office to curb smoke and vapors. The event honored Stewart, author of the Assembly bill, with praise for legislators and county officials. Officials highlighted tax savings and new revenues from the plan, totaling about 5 million dollars.
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Wollest . Co
Ib County
Counnedy
Los Angeles’ County
Priority for Domestic Water Use in Los Angeles County Suit
A suit filed in Los Angeles seeks to secure priority for domestic water users over underground supplies in the near coast Resin area of Los Angeles County. Harry S. Colmer, an Inglewood real estate man, charges industrial water use has depleted supplies and asks court to limit industry to levels not harming residential needs. The action targets numerous oil chemical and industrial firms including Standard of California Tidewater Union Shell Richerd General Fletcher and others, plus Columbia Steel and Johns-Manville products, Joshua Hendy Iron Works, Southern California Edison, and Stauffer Chemical.
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Loa
Angeles
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Harry S. Colmer
Inglewood Real Estate
Slauson
Orange ‘County
Standard of California
Texas
Tidewater
Union
Shell, -Richerd
General, Fletcher,and Chansler-Canfield Oil
Columbia Steel Coeneral Chemical Co
Johns-Manville Products Corp
Joshua Hendy Iron Works
Southern California Elson Co
Stauffer Chemical
Carl R. Hammons Joins P T Staff
Carl R. Hammons joins the Press Telegram as new promotion manager after a career across Kansas City and California. He spent 44 years in the Army with the last 18 months in China as an intelligence officer before working as copy and contact man at a Los Angeles ad agency. His past roles include assistant display promotion manager and director of advertisers service for a Los Angeles daily newspaper. Hammons enjoys photography swimming and sailing, fitting long Beach with experience.
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Carl R. Hammons
Elegram
Hammons
Kansas City
Cal of
Kansas
Calfornia
Utes
Los Angeles
China
Weather report for a chilly California morning
The morning starts chilly at 52 with mild fog and a potential rise to near 73 yesterday’s high. Expect a slightly warmer afternoon with calmer seas and quiet water conditions, while morning marine fog lingers.
Realty Transfers Record Two Deals Totalling 96000
Deed recordings announce two real estate transfers. Art and Martha Hall sold approximately 60000 worth property at 2390 Cedars Ave to Thomas A. Wr Kes and Velma L. Wr Kes. James E. and Rowena Ricks sold a store building with four apartments at 1218-17 E. Anahelimm St for about 336000 to Harry and Sadie Schuman.
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2Quint - Mauriss
Cedars Ave
Art and
Martha Hall
Thomas A
Velma L
Kes
James E
Rowena
Ricks
Harry
Sadie Schuman
E. Anahelimm St
Suspect in Theft Agrees to Return to Nevada
Patrick O'Hera, 26, recently arrested in Las Vegas, Nevada, waived extradition and will be returned here on charges of possessing a truck and automobile and cashing checks stolen from a manufacturing concern.
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Patrick O'Hera
Las Vegas
Neva
Law
Peach
Will
Weather forecast from U S Weather Bureau
The bulletin from the U S Weather Bureau Los Angeles predicts sunny conditions today and Friday with early morning fog. Warmth rises and winds shift from gentle and variable to westerly in the afternoon, then becoming northwest at times.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Los Aneles
Grant Urges Early Start on Freeway in Long Beach
Assemblyman William S. Grant pressed immediate construction of the Los Angeles to Long Beach freeway. At a luncheon with 20+ officials in the Wilton Hotel, he noted Long Beach has acquired 7 percent of the right of way and urged state funds push, saying wartime obstacles are past and cooperation should continue. He highlighted Terminal Island value rising with the river link.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Channel
Grant
Wilton Hotel
Highway Commission
Terminal Island
Southland Seiots Parade and Rite Friday Night
Seiots of Southern California plan a downtown parade and a ceremonial at Municipal Auditorium Friday night. Local organizers announced the route along Pine Sixth Street to Odeon Blvd with participation from Masonic and affiliated groups including Shrine, OES, Masonic Club, Commandery, Scottish Rite, Grotto, Anchor Square Club, DeMolay, Job's Daughters, Rainbow Girls and White Shrines.
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Seiots
Southern
California
Municipal Auditorium
Ptanis Leavitt
Selots Toparen
Pine!a
Odeon Blvd
Masonic
Shrine
Anchor’ Square
DeMolay
Job
City weighs site for schools aviation institute
A city considers using surplus land near Lakewood Boulevard for a new Aviation Institute project. City officials, including the city manager, a director, and a technician manager, discuss training in aeronautics and the institute’s entrance access.
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Aviation Institute
Institute
Lakewood Blvd
B. Wirsching
George
Allingsworth
Glenn
Aeronautics
Thegast
No clear main event from casual notes on dominguez and san pedro
Fragmentary remarks describe visitors from Orange and Long Beach, plans to stay overnight, and casual chatter about skunks and maintenance. The piece mentions Mr and Mrs Minks and several unnamed locals, with no concrete outcome or dates.
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Cate
Dominguez
San Pedro
Long Beach
Raituation
Minks
Orange
Small Boy Intervenes As Dogcatcher Chases Strays
A city incident at 2200 block of San Gabriel near 4:45 PM, a dogcatcher parks, exits his truck, and chases stray dogs. A small boy opens the truck door, releasing a black terrier that bounds away as the pair move east rapidly. The dogcatcher later returns to an empty cage and schedules overtime to file a report.
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San Gabriel
Dogcatcher
Realtors Hear Booster Scoff at 'low mood
Walter E. Eliesen of the U S Department of Commerce told Long Beach realtors yesterday that booster chatter about a low mood misreads the market. He cited rising purchasing power and California growth as signs of opportunity in the metropolitan area. James Garth, local realtor, presided.
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Papa
Mama
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Walter E. Eliesen
U. S. Department of Commerce
Long. Beach
New
Masonic Temple
National Inccme
Eliesen
James Garth
Long Beach attorney 82 dies after long illness
82 Wilson Jr 58 of 4160 Ave longtime Long Beach attorney Jin Long dies after WWI service and active law office in Jergins Trust Building served as Reuben in the war member of Luke's Episcopal Church Long Beach Bar Association and Phi Alpha Tegali fraternity widow Jean Steffen sister Emma ey Fresno granddaughter Susan Anita Long will be laid to rest Saturday at 10 am Cathedral Chapel Sunningside Mausoleum with Rev Frederick Augustus Martyr of the Episcopal Church Mortuary is handling arrangements
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Wilson
Ave
Jin ‘Long
Pueblo
Los
Angeles
Stanford
Uni
Tone Beach
Jergins
Fle
Reuben
Try
Luke’s Episcopal 4
Long Beach Lodge
Ay Mane
Ison
Ember
Phi Alpha ‘Tegali Fraternity
Long Each
Bar Association
Tare
Jean. Steffen
Emma Ey
Eresno
Susan- Anita
Sunningside Mausoleum
Frederick, Augustus
Episcopal
Army Plans to End Flights Over Long Beach Residences
Col Claude Duncan of the Army Reserve Air Detachment says wartime take-off patterns will shift to fly over industrial Long Beach areas instead of California Heights and Los Cerritos. Navy and city officials visit the naval air station for space limits as Rep Willis Bradley schedules a city council meeting to discuss the issue.
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Claude Duncan
Army Reserve “Air Detachment
Long Beach
California ‘Heights
Los Cerritos
Duncan
Romimendake Permsers
Daugherty Field
Los, Alamitos
Naval
Army
Los Alamitos
Carl B. Wirsehing
Willis. W. Bradley
Wirsching
L B Man Dies in Car at Palos Verdes
L B Rushton of Cedar Avenue died late yesterday in a car at Palos Verdes. The body was taken to Hagler Hoffman Mortuary Redondo Beach. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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L. B. Man
Palos Verdes
Charles. Rushton
Cedar ‘Ave
Hagler & Hoffman Morctuary
Redondo Beach
Long Beach families seek coins in old penny hunt
Old penny reports note several Long Beach residents collecting coins from 1788 to 1900. Names include Mrs. Roy L. Beaman, Mrs. Jean Stiegler, A. I. Stubbs, Mrs. Emma Brenneman, and Mrs. Sadie Muse, each with diverse pennies from 1788 through 1863 and even a half-dime.
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Long Beach
Roy L. Beaman
Oregon Ave
Commonwealth ' of Massachusetts
McClellan
Jean Stiegler
Livingston Dr
A. I. Stubbs
Magnolia Ave
Auburn
Emma Brenneman
Coronado ‘Ave
Sadie- Muse
E. Seventi T
Florida
Ross 'L. Graham
G. W.wilbourn
Santa Cruz Ave
F.C
Bachman
Lime Ave
Tlinois
Herman” Hursty
W. “Hill St
Thomas Keacie
San Francisco Ave
J. C.iPargons
Conant St
Edna Sturdivant
Third St
Misa Mae Singleton
17Th St
Stafford
Alice-Hager
Boyar Ave
L B Meat Men to Cancel Pact With Unions
Independent meat operators in Long Beach and Los Angeles regions announced cancellation notices on existing contracts. Lawton, head of the Food Industries Employers Labor Relations Council, said most markets signaled intent to renegotiate under Taft-Hartley rules, with Monday overtime terms deemed unreasonable.
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Imeat
Long Beach
Masonic Temple
San Pedro
Union of Men Cutters
Q. J .G._ Lawton
Food Industries
Labor Relations Council
Los Angeles
Independent
Pasadena
Riverside
Taft-Hartley
Lawton
San Francisco
Retail’ Food Institute of
Long Beach J
Ame
Anda‘hale
Local dealer fined for buying stolen typewriter without purchase report
Long Beach Municipal Judge Martin DeVries fined Robert T. Thomas, second-hand dealer at 124 Magnolia Ave, $10 and sentenced two days in jail for buying a stolen typewriter without the required city purchase report. Police said a burglary suspect in Los Angeles confessed selling two stolen typewriters here. City Prosecutor Albert C. Ramsey vowed cooperation to enforce ordinances and stop disposition of stolen property to local dealers.
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Pentencmne
Long Beach
Robert T. Thomas
Magnolia Ave
G. A. Virgina
Los Angeles
Wiggins
Thomas
Albert C
Ramsey
Wiggins Jn
Lost Plane Sought by Coast Guard Amid Hazy Details
Coast Guard boats hunted for an overdue small plane flying from Culver City to Santa Barbara and back. The search covered the Redondo Beach to Santa Barbara area by land and sea, with two Coast Guard craft 83366 and 83337 involved.
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Coast Guard
Redondo Beach
Santa’ Barbara
Culver
Santa Barbara
Culver City
Seaman's Fall Delays Freighter Sailings
A seaman, Alfred E Lindquist, 36, fell aboard the S. S. Council Crest in Long Beach Harbor last night. The injury reportedly included a possible skull fracture. Lindquist was put ashore at Seaside and later transferred to Pasadena Regional Hospital.
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S. S. Council
Alfred E Lindquist
Long Beach Harbor
Lindquist
Seaside
Pital
Ie Pasadena Regional Hospital
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