Printing Week Honors Local Ink Expert Carl Lenz
The Long Beach Press staff marks Printing Week by honoring 66 year old Carl Lenz, a veteran backshop foreman whose career began in 1919 with Linotype. Now ad foreman for the paper, he has worked across printing facets, watched industry progress, and values the craft while fearing mistakes like wrong dates.
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Carl Lenz
Long Beach
Printing Week
Shirley de Lancey
Warren Luehnesmann
Los Angeles
LENZ
Teade
International
Beach Press
Independnho
Long
Napans
Lena
Independent, Press- Telegram
Long Beach Press
Renz
Sixth Street
Pine Avenue
Vote Count Machine Approved by California Commission
Sacramento despite objections from Atty. Gen. Stanley Mosk a state commission approved use of an electronic system to count votes on paper ballots. The 2 1 vote backs Nordex Division United Aircraft Corp. system requiring a special ink and electronic tabulation after commission approval for county use.
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Sacramento
Stanley Mosk
Nordex
United Aircraft Corp
State Commission
Ex Kodak Man Dies and Bond Vote Debate
A political dispute over the commission chaired by Gov. Brown and Secretary of State Jordan stalled on Thursday. Asst. Atty. Gen. Howland warned the system not yet ready for approval while Los Angeles County, the most populous, faced scrutiny. Geographical and archival details mix with a personal anecdote about reupholstering furniture in black.
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Edmund G. Brown
Frank M. Jordan
Mosk
Wallace Howland
Jordan
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Gerould J. Lane
Eastman
Kodak Co
Free lectors to be offered at city talks
Four lectures will be presented on the topics of Haw se lowest and Trade in the Stock. Mar tetas start at PM with events slated for Morgan Hall 235 Locust Ave Los Angeles January 71 Park Manor 907 Lo Western Ave Hollywood January 17 at the Roogevell Hotel.
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Cong Beach
Morgan Hall
Locust Ave
Los ‘Angeles
Park Manor
Western Ave
Hollywood
Roogevell
Atom Bomb Pilot Found Insane by Jury
Waco Texas. Claude R Eatherly a participant in the atomic bomb missions over Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 was judged insane by a county court jury on Thursday after his brother sought confinement for mental treatment. He has a long history of incidents and jail time spanning eight years.
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Waco
Tex
Claude R. Eatherly
Eatherly
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki
Japan
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