Executive Sorry He Took Rap at Taft
Herbert A. Nelson executive vice president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards apologized for accusing Sen Taft of following the Communist party line in advocating public housing. He said it was bad manners to imply Taft supported the interview in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert A. Nelson
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Nelson
Cincinnati
Reservists organize initial Long Beach reserve unit
More than 100 reserve officers from the Army ground forces formed a nucleus for a Long Beach reserve organization at the Officers Club of the Army Air Base last night. Col. M. F. Weill said the group could grow to 500 officers as the War Department authorized a command group to list and assign officers for later unification. Maj. Einar Peterson directed a program of entertainment after the business meeting, including The Four of Us quartet and a counter espionage talk by James E. Ellsworth ref Lloyd V. Elmore urging local reserve officers to report and register.
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Long Beach Army Air Base
Army Ground Forces
Long Beach
M. F. Weill
War Department
Einar Peterson
Milo
Merle Myers
Wilmings
James E. Ellsworth
Lloyd V. Elmore
Res
Army Air Base
Spring St
Cherry Ave
Story Hours Set at Two Libraries in Long Beach
Library programs announce Halloween story hour at Mark Twain Branch 1306 Walnut Ave. at 10 tomorrow morning. North Long Beach Branch 5459 Atlantic Ave. hosts 10:30 Saturday morning Nov 1, with weekly sessions through November and December. All programs are free and participants may check out books after the hour.
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Long Beach
Ruth Rouse
Mark Twain
Walnut Ave
Ardis Sarff
North Long Beach
Atlantic Ave
Doctor Honored at Yosemite Meet
Dr. Walter J. Furie of Long Beach was honored at the fourth annual dental medicine seminar at Yosemite Valley receiving a charter membership certificate. Long Beach delegates included Dr. Arthur C. Meigs Dr. Julius C. Molina and Dr. Robert Null among attendees from 13 states Hawaii and British Columbia. Nine lecturers from UC Illinois Michigan and Missouri spoke on biology and medicine as applied to dentistry. Each attendee prepared a patient case history.
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Walter J. Furie
Long Beach
Yosemite Valley
Furie
Arthur C. Meigs
Julius C. Molina
Robert Null
Hawaii
British Columbia
California
Illinois
Michigan
Missouri
India Faces Grave Food Crisis Amid Ration Shortages
NEW DELHI October 24 Vishnu Sahay secretary of the government food department said only reduced rations belt-tightening in deficit areas and a good measure of luck can carry India through the threatened food crisis in the next two months India has operated for two years on a hand to mouth basis battling constant shortages.
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New Delhi
India
Vishnu Sahay
Government Food Department
Jury Convicts Man in Delinquency Case Sentences 270 Days
Harvey J. Howard, 37, was found guilty by a jury two weeks ago of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and was sentenced today by Superior Judge Percy Hight to 270 days in the county jail.
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Harvey J. Howard
Percy Hight
Inquests Set for Mrs Inez Voss McCool Car Crash Victim
A county coroner's inquest is planned for Mrs. Inez Voss McCool 34 of 1725 E Plymouth St Long Beach after an automobile streetcar crash at Bellflower. Funeral services are at Sunnyside Memorial Ark Chapel with Rev G H Mudeking. Surviving are widower Paul daughter Paulette and parents Mr and Mrs Edward H Voss and two brothers Milton and Victor Voss all of Long Beach.
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Inez Voss Mc-Cool
Plymouth St
Bellflower
Wahpeton
N. D
Long Beach
Holy Trinity American Lutheran Church
Paul
Paulette
Edward H. Voss
Milton
Victor Voss
Russian Voters Seen as Lacking Real Choice at Polls
Col. John Renfield Morley told the Optimist Club that Russia’s 200 million voters face a sham democracy with 800000 privileged to vote and only one candidate listed in secret ballots. He warned Communist rule endangers U.S. interests and urged reforms in U.S. diplomacy and government education. The talk honored October birthdays of local members.
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Russia
Communist Party
Soviet Union
John Renfield Morley
Optimist Club
Wilton Hotel
Morley
U. S
United States
Iamidsana
West Point
Annapolis
Worth Randolph
Harold F. Baum
Harold Belcher
Harol Brashears
Walter Cannon
Ma Clark
Boy and Aged Man Injured in Traffic
Kenneth Brown, 13, of 3301 Santa Fe Ave., suffered possible skull fracture and abrasions after bicycling across Santa Fe Ave south of Wardlow Rd and being struck by a northbound car. The driver, Harold LeRoy McDaniel, 22, of 2161 Chestnut Ave., was not cited. An 82-year-old pedestrian, Samuel A. Still, of 1845 Pine Ave., received possible concussion and abrasions after being struck or startled while crossing Pacific Ave at Pacific Coast Hwy, with Lena W. Benson, 67, of 1728 Gramercy Ave., Torrance, driving the involved car.
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Kenneth Brown
Santa Fe Ave
Wardlow Rd
Seaside Hospital
Harold LeRoy McDaniel
Chestnut Ave
Samuel A. Still
Pine Ave
Pacific Ave
Pacific Coast Hwy
Still
Lena W. Benson
Gramercy Ave
Torrance
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Cord's
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Cord's Tailoring CO
Yosemite
Colorglo
Jay’s Auto Laundry
West Broadway
Os Oln Og Vo
Buffums
Irma Hill
Walker's
By Gossard
Constantine
Mous
Walker
Textron
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