Elizabeth Steals Show At King George VI Statue Ceremony
London October 22 Princess Elizabeth dominated a royal ceremony unveiling a memorial statue to King George VI in Westminster as crowds filled the streets. The king delivered a reverent tribute, praising his father, while Elizabeth, Queen Elizabeth II, and Princess Margaret heard the tribute and watched closely for a glimpse of the heir to the throne. The king urged citizens to embody courage, loyalty, duty, kindness, and sympathy in daily life.
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Man With Gotham Firm Melvin Salveson Named Partner
Melvin E Salveson son of Mr and Mrs John T Salveson Sr has been appointed by Gotham firm Pick-S New York City as a partner. He grew up in Long Beach attended Bil ly H High and Long Beach Junior College then UC Berkeley graduating in 1941 with a BA in English He served as a Lt Commander and led the student chapter of the American Management Association the first of its kind in American schools.
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Receivers Named in Firm Case to Run Aviation Partnership
Superior Judge appoints John P. Gardner and Lucille Bricker as receivers to continue operations of the aviation specialists partnership amid pending litigation. The order, unsigned yesterday, requires a $25,000 surety and cites $500,000 in instruments from the Argentine government at stake. Andrew Grant and Johns are named members, with Mrs Madelne Grant providing consent.
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Reclamation Men to Meet Officials and Delegates
Officials of the National Reclamation Association plan meetings in Washington. Expected to have about 1500 delegates registered. Key figures include Reclamation Commissioner Anderson, Public Lands Committee Chairman Hugh Butler, and Senator Kenneth Wherry with Rep Ben Jensen. Delegates from Nebraska and Iowa to attend.
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Defamation Trial Delays Testimony of Kil Nakamura
Defense attorney Clara Recto moved to block testimony from Kil Nakamura, a former Japanese newspaperman, during a hearing described with legalist rhetoric as the case proceeded amid procedural objections and prosecutorial arguments.
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