Long Beach groups urge change in attitude to lure industry
Downtown Long Beach Associates the Board of Realtors and the Chamber of Commerce pressed the Economic Development Committee to reverse indifference and negativism toward industry. Sears manager Charles Teed urged a factory prospect program and better outreach. Norman Masterson cited negative city staff attitudes including the Building Department.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Associates
Board of Realtors
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Teed
Sears
DLBA
Teed
Norman Masterson
Realty Board
Oil Rights Bought by California Firm in Citronelle Field
A California corporation bought mineral interests in over 100 undrilled oil locations at the Citronelle field. Reported unofficially around 20 million dollars. Jett Drilling Co sold more than 4,000 acres around current production in the field to Ancora Corp of San Francisco.
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Mobile
Ala
WPI
California
Citronelle
Jett Drilling Co
Shreveport
Ancora Corp
San Francisco
Publicized reports cite Krusz on chamber leadership
Publicized reports note Harry Krusz executive vice president of the Chamber of Commerce agreed that the matter would be reviewed. The brief mentions his role and the organizational context without detailing actions or outcomes.
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Harry Krusz
Chamber of Commerce
Reversal of negativism Becomes City Group Objective
A city group aims to reverse negativism as an objective after a meeting. Details from the session remain sparse with limited context and no further actions disclosed.
Economic Development Committee Plans Series Meetings
The Economic Development Committee chaired by Darrell Neighbors started a first series of business organization sessions. Next on the agenda are conferences with city and harbor officials.
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Economic Development Committee
Darrell Neighbors
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