Boys Rallys Boost Community Chest Efforts
Yesterday morning members of the Boys' Clubs staged rallies for the Community Chest in Belmont Shore and downtown. A drum and bugle corps of 30 led performances at First Sit and Pine Ave and at Fourth St and Pine Ave, with acrobatics and literature urging support for the 19 Red Feather agencies.
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Glenn Giffen
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John Pasp
Lou Y ¥Antorn
Chuck Farmer
Vern Rowley
Seward Port of Call Canceled by ILWU Strike
Coastwise Line and Alaska Steamship Co. announce Seward Alaska is canceled indefinitely as a port of call due to a strike by the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union. The walkout targets a Seward stevedoring firm over dockside job distribution clauses. Defense and civilian goods from Long Beach are affected.
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Alaska
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Duplicate Bridge Winners Announced in Long Beach
The Long Beach Duplicate Bridge Club reported winners at Town Hall. In Section A North South Oscar Sponheim with Carl Powell Betty Petterson with John and Mary Lynch. In Section B East West Mr and Mrs John Dixon A R Bullen and Frank Toler Anne Hummel and W T Hobden.
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Anne Hummell
W.T. Hobden
Globemaster Carrys 165 Wounded From Korea Flight Record
A C-124 Globemaster evacuated 165 wounded from Korea to Japan in a single flight setting a record for war casualty evacuations. The aircraft carried 35 crew members including nurses and medical technicians on the 200 total aboard, with 103 litter patients and 62 ambulatory cases.
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Vacu matic Carburetor claims to save gas nationwide
Wisconsin inventor introduces the Vacu matic carburetor that automatically improves fuel use by supercharging principles. Quick installation in minutes fits cars, trucks, tractors and promises free full details to any interested reader who sends name and address.
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Suit Shows Tips Are on Rise Too
In Cleveland on October 20, Hotel Statler faced a lawsuit from the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation in common pleas court over unpaid contributions. The filing claims deductions for meals and rooms furnished to employees and tips received between 1942 and 1947, citing 56 percent growth in tips from 31,782 to 49,686 dollars. The hotel argues it is not obligated to pay taxes on those items.
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Pleas Court
Paris to Fairbanks Air Franchise Bid Placed
Anchorage Alaska October 20 air franchise bid from Paris to Fairbanks seeks Civil Aeronautics approval for regular scheduled flights over the pole. Airline officials said the move is part of long range plans, with a meeting at 728 Elm Avenue at 6:30 p.m. Thursday to discuss the proposal and potential routes.
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Nautics Board
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