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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1951
Page
4
The Long Beach Children's Theater holds tryouts for its fall show Hansel and Gretel at the Long Beach Community Playhouse located on 5021 E Anaheim St tomorrow at 10 am. Open to adult women with rehearsal interest and to others for stage roles and technical posts.
Long Beach Lodge No. 888 announced the installation of a new district deputy and exalted ruler. Vernon Huck attended as former district deputy, while Frank Lorensi was noted as governor within the Elks organization in a ceremonial pageant captured by the Press-Telegram.
U S Ambassador James C. Dunn will depart Rome on September 18 by plane for Washington to attend talks where Italian Premier Alcide de Gasperi meets with President Truman and Secretary of State Acheson.
SAN FRANCISCO September 11 Hearing resumes on a National Labor Relations Board charge alleging discriminatory hiring by two West Coast shipping firms American President Lines and Matson Navigation Co and the Independent Marine Cooks and Stewards Union. NLRB Attorney James Foley sought an injunction as 12 stewards were removed for backing a rival union. MCS attorney Richard Gladstein argued unions may discipline members and denied discrimination.
Dorothy Denee Snowden has been appointed director of Charm Unlimited drama department. She brings years in stock with Jane Darwell Hal Burdick and J Anthony Smythe, work at Universal and Paramount, radio shows she wrote produced and acted in, and led the Snowden Dramatic School in Seattle before returning to California.
Leon Silverman announces a 3 p.m. organizational meeting for a Bnai Brith lodge at St. Cyprian's Social Hall Arbor Road and Clark Avenue Lakewood. He urges potential charter members to attend as sixty five membership applications have been received. charter in November.
Lester D. Lawson of the city armed services commission and Chamber of Commerce praised Valley Forge maneuvers after observing naval aircraft landings with impressive efficiency and speed aboard the carrier. He was joined by Ingelier and delegates from San Diego Coronado and La Jolla for the observation trip.
SAN DIEGO September 11 winners in the American Legion California department convention parade were announced. Junior drum majorette Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider from Los Angeles led the drum and bugle corps, with Wilmington and Hollywood units, San Bernardino Pompon Girls, Monterey Park pompon and girls drum and bugle corps, and the Los Angeles Police Post Band among top entries.
L. J. Fountain asks Pet Protective League to aid in finding his four year old tiger striped cat nicknamed pocket. Fountain, once the ater manager in town, reports the pet missing since last Thursday from 153 Santa Ana Ave.
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