Taft Ignores Hecklers in Seattle Speech
Taft sought tax relief while denouncing labor leaders at a Seattle rally. He blamed Communists for heckling and warned such demonstrations aid Republicans in next election. Taft and wife faced a boisterous crowd as he defended the Taft Hartley Act and attacked Truman era wage policy and liberal lending.
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Dr Cowen Dentistry Offers Flexible Credit Plan
Dr Cowen Dental announces a credit policy with no interest or extra charges. Patients may arrange small weekly or monthly payments to obtain dental plates and other items. Flexible terms apply to all branches and materials, with offices at 107 West Broadway Long Beach offering free parking and daily hours.
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Wills on File for Probate in Local Notices
Wills filed for probate reveal estates with values from twenty thousand dollars to between seventy five and one hundred sixty thousand. Executors include William J. Lechner and George Trammell, with heirs such as nieces nephews and a sister in New York. Noted figures include Nathan Miller a showman and concession operator who died aged 63 and Madame Brodway who moved from New York to Long Beach.
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Royall assures Army remains disciplined despite reforms
Secretary of the Army Kenneth C. Royall told the 27th annual convention of the Military Order of the World Wars in Atlantic City that more democracy is being introduced in the U S Army but there will be no relaxation of necessary discipline. He cited Soviet experiments with removing almost all enlisted men, noting the results were disastrous.
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Broker Talks Oil Leases at Belmont Heights Luncheon
An informative luncheon attended by about 110 Belmont Heights and East Long Beach property owners heard Mark Grimes of Los Angeles outline advantages of oil leases offered by his firm. Rev Orval Awerkamp of Trinity Lutheran Church chaired the meeting at the Wilshire Lodge. The group discussed leasing terms contingent on securing leases covering 50 percent of the described area, with potential surface site acceptance for Belmont Heights and East Long Beach.
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Fish Union Sets Prices Proposal Aims to Fix Rates
The Fish Union signaled its intention to set prices for fish such as sardines at 45 dollars per ton, Pacific and horse mackerel at 60 and 45 dollars respectively, and live bait at 55 dollars. Skippers plan a meeting tonight to consider the proposal amid industry concerns over take from the stake.
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Red Cross Activities Shown at Shrine Club Program
Roland R. Bach of the Long Beach Red Cross branch presented a program detailing Red Cross activities at a Shrine Club event held yesterday at the Wilton Hotel. Charles Degele served as program chairman and Murray Sirewly presided, outlining work and local efforts.
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Wilson Grad Wins Honor for Warm Springs Training
Frances Knowlton, daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Knowlton of 167 Bay Shore Ave, is one of 12 physiotherapists chosen nationwide to train at Warm Springs, Georgia for three months starting September 29. A 1940 Wilson High School graduate, she earned a physical education course at UCLA and studied physiotherapy at Stanford earning a National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis certificate. She has worked with poliomyelitis patients at Rancho Los Amigos and at the New York Construction Home in West Haverstraw, New York.
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George “A. Knowlton
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Warm Springs
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Wilson High School
U. C
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Stanford
Admiral King Gains After Long Illness
Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King aged 68 convalesces at Philadelphia Naval Hospital after a prolonged illness. The wartime chief of naval operations suffered a slight stroke on August 16 and was moved from Bethesda, Maryland, to Philadelphia for treatment.
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