Family Service appoints Joseph McDonald as executive secretary
Joseph McDonald has been named executive secretary for Long Beach Family Service, bringing a master’s in social work and prior work at Detroit Red Cross and Wyandotte Down River Consultation Service. Director E O Bemis notes expansion hinges on the upcoming Community Chest drive, with a $554,200 goal and need for more caseworkers to ease heavy caseloads.
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UC Photographer to Film Everest Ascent at UCLA
Notman. G Dyhrenfurth motion picture head at the University of California at Los Angeles will film a Swiss mountaineering attempt to scale Mount Everest in September the university announced. Dyhrenfurth a veteran climber in the Alps Alaska and the Rockies will journey with the expedition to reach the worlds highest peak.
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15000 Surgeons Needed By Armed Forces
San Francisco August 9 The medical adviser to the Secretary of Defense says the armed forces are so short of medical men that up to 15000 doctors and dentists with no prior military service must be called up soon. Dr Melvin Casberg said draft of doctors up to 50 years old who were deferred during World War II is necessary as reserve of medically trained men declines. He noted about 2000 Class I and II personnel were called up in Korea. most current graduates are veterans and exempt from further service. Casberg said of 50000 available doctors 10000 to 15000 will be chosen for duty as screening is worked out.
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Big Beef Supply Boost Predicted By Cattle Imports
The Agriculture Department estimates about 500000 head of cattle may enter the United States from Mexico in the first year after Sept 1 if the border reopens. Imports depend on Mexican quotas and U S grazing conditions, especially in Texas and the southwest. The border has been closed due to foot and mouth disease with no new cases since August 1951.
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Bridge Club Results Announced at Elks Night
Seanarker, director, announced the Wednesday Elks play results for Inhouse in Long Beach Duplicate Bridge Club. North south in Section A saw Fred Morrison with Joseph Schleper and A Fogel with E J Lee. east west paired M T Crawford with Sandra Meless and Mrs John Harris. Section B North south featured Roma Leber with Percy Crawley. East west Paul Wayte with Mrs Barsnett and L H Grantee ger with Milton Kugelman and Dr M A Lauer.
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Astoria School Delayed For Salmon Derby
In Astoria Oregon on August 2 officials delayed the fall term start to allow students to fish. The schedule shift aligns with the annual Salmon Derby drawing many participants, nearly everyone able to climb aboard a boat takes part. The school opening is now set for September 8.
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