Chilling Air Moves East Forecasts Cool Front
The Associated Press reports a broad cooler air mass advancing from the Rocky Mountains into the eastern half of the U S A drop in temperatures led to subfreezing readings and snowfall in parts of the Rockies New England north Maine and Denver saw freezing or near freezing as the cold air moves toward the Dakotas and Minnesota tonight with subfreezing readings expected tomorrow morning.
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Affordable Dental Care Cuts Costs at Long Beach Offices
Dr. Cowen offers moderate price dental services with a liberal credit plan in downtown Long Beach at 107 West Broadway. Pay after work is completed with small weekly or monthly payments, no cash required upfront, and credit available without extra charges. New dental plates including transparent material possible on credit. free parking at 311 West Broadway. open daily 9 am to 6 pm.
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Past Kiwanis Chiefs Feted At Wilton Hotel Meeting
Kiwanis Club honored sixteen living and past presidents at a Wilton Hotel gathering. Present were Mc Caughan, Holton, Merriam, Powell, Lange, Cook, Wilson, Dreckman, Scott, Maltby, Grassle, Galbraith, Mynholland, Tincher, Davis, and others. McCaughan chaired, recalling early club days. three members were praised posthumously. New members Wirden and Drake were introduced. Berry reported on the San Diego district convention and the election of Felix Daoust as district governor for 1948.
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Jesse S. Holton
Frank F.merriam
George A. Powell
Deathcrate
Emil Lange
C. BE. Cook
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Harold Dreckman
C. E. Scott
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P. E. Hatch
Jack B. White
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Roger Drake
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Yuba City
Constitution Drawn for Jewish State
The Jewish National Council legal department Vaad Leumi began drafting a constitution for a possible new Jewish state in Palestine, announced by a Jewish Agency spokesman in Jerusalem.
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Body of famed trumpeter identified after month in morgue
The body of Frank D. Siegrist, 47, once a featured trumpet soloist with Paul Whiteman's orchestra, lay unidentified in the Los Angeles county morgue for a month until fingerprints proved his identity. Siegrist, born in Dubuque, Iowa, died of a heart attack on Sept. 21 after a downtown intersection collapse. His career included high praise from Alfred Hertz, conductor of the Philadelphia Symphony, who once hailed his trumpet as the finest in America.
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