Expert Diagnoses Youngest Nation at Long Beach Dinner
Harry Berlin Israel consul for seven western states spoke at the Lafayette Hotel victory dinner for the Long Beach United Jewish Welfare Fund campaign. He cited Israel as a growing nation with rapid population and industrial gains, housing shortages, and a heavy austerity program. Berlin said immigration fuels Israel’s existence, noted a planned 600000 more displaced persons, and highlighted U S support including a 133 million loan.
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Isreal
Republic
Harry Berlin
Israel
Lafayette Hotel
Long Beach
Berlin
Kaiser-Frazer
General Tire and Rubber Co
Dayton Rubber Co
Philco Electric Co
Bulova Watch Co
Nashville (Tenn
United States
England
Irving Schneider
Jewish Community Council
Murray Greenwood
Harry S.smiths
Hans Kahn
Birthdays Noted at City Hall for Vickers and Cox
City Manager Samuel E. Vickers on September 14 and his secretary Mrs Julia Cox on September 18 celebrated with staff at City Hall. A birthday cake and coffee were shared in a surprise gathering marking the occasion.
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Samuel E. Vickers
Julia Cox
Beach Street Park Progress Reflected by City Purchases
City Council approved land buys for the Long Beach Freeway project and beach development. Acquisitions include unimproved lots on Pleo Ave and 15th St for 34000, a 1235 W. 17th St. parcel for 8500 with rent-free occupancy to Dec 1, and a 100 by 400 foot plot on Long Beach Blvd north of 46th St for 58500 to extend Scherer Park. Negotiations stall on Veterans Memorial Park lot north of 28th St west of Pine Ave at 3500. Public auction win for 5470 E Ocean Blvd residence to clear the beach lot.
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Long Beach
Pleo Ave
15Th St
Myrtle Rothrock
Ethel Woestman
17Th St
Long Beach Blvd
46Th St
Scherer’ 'Park
Lloyd 5
Whaley
Veterans Memorial Park
28Th St
Pine Ave
W. V. Kellogg
Spring St. American Ave
Pacific Ave
Ocean Blvd
54Th PL
Ismuth Pl
East Beach
W. Alvin Willig
del Amo Blvd
John Seyward
R. Wayne Jackson
Cowner
E. Ocean Blvd
Citizens Contribute to College Growth
Dr. P Victor Peterson president of the state college told the Chamber of Commerce breakfast forum at the Wilton Hotel that student enrollment has grown from 167 two years ago to an expected 1700 this fall. He traced the college history and its role in California education while Frank La Chance introduced him.
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Long Beach
State College
P. Victor Peterson
Chamber of Commerce
Wilton Hotel
California
Frank la Chance
Peterson
Officers to Be Chosen by Lady Lions Club
The Signal Hill Lady Lions Club will hold its first official meeting at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the Hilltop Cafe in Signal Hill to elect officers. Publicity chairman Mrs. Cleo Morrison said the group consists of wives of Hill Lions Club members.
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Lady Lions Club
Signal Hill
California Heights Democratic Club Meeting Relocated
The meeting tomorrow at the California Heights Democratic Club will be held at William Hobba’s home, 1991 Molino Ave, instead of Mrs. Lucille Toll’s residence at 3632 Rose Ave. Mrs. Toll is out of town and the gathering starts at 8 p.m.
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California Heights
Speedy Selling Ad Appeals to 300000 Readers
An early Telegram Want Ad promotes rapid selling by reaching over 300000 readers within hours of posting. The brief notice urges readers to dial a single number for ad placement and claims fast, wide exposure.
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Jilis
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Hillinger’s
Lawson
Estry
Universal
Von
Hillinger
East Fourth ST
Fife
Dodge
ARE
Glenn E. Thomas Co., Inc
Anaheim At Elm
Anaheim Street
Howard's
Chaosa
Bulova
Gruen Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen Gee
Hamilton
Ruen
Hamilton TN
Dows
Hollywood
EZ Greoit
Nite National Slumber Products
du Pont
du Pont House
Poumas
DU Pont Paints
Atlantic Paint Store
Billings Paint Company
Merlon Kurtz — Paints
Allenile Boulevard
East
Second Street
Atlantic Avenue
Beardsley's
Lakewood
Los Altos
Crum & Lynn, Inc. “ Appliances
Bos Cerritos Diagent
Amorlaga Avenue
Belitlawer Beulayerd
Lana
Borg
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