Edison High School Dedication in Los Angeles Heights
William M. McIntosh will deliver the dedication address for the new 225000 Edison High School in Los Angeles Heights at 5 pm Friday. The 800 student school includes a dataroom and auditorium and opened informally Monday under BL 8. Fokeley, with A. Mo Blackiman and Dr. G. S. Hays among speakers. The program includes a letter from Thomas J. Edison, invocation by Rev. J. Leonard Rea, and benediction by Rev. C. A. Kibbin. Extras include advanced drawing and public speaking courses. 16 faculty with degrees. a 500 book library. five-acre athletic grounds and grandstand seating. principal M. Radeck.
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the Light
Thomas A. Edison High School
Los Angeles Heights
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Fokeley
Los Angeles, Heights
A. Mo Blackiman
State Department of Education
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G.$. Hays
Los Angeler Heights
San Antonio
Otto Zoeller
C. AeKibbin
Taosiingelee Heights Presbyterian Church
Edison School
Hedoudo Street
Colonial Drive
Feenus
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Radeck
Oldtime saloon debate sparks Prohibition talk in Camp Richardson
A 73 year old local, Lute Gosgrove, comments on Governor Roosevelt of New York and his stance on Prohibition. He argues Roosevelt aims to restore old dime saloons with five cent beer while outlawing liquor, contrasting it with the current temperance drive.
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Richardson
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Lute Gosgrove
Roosevelt
New York
Hoosevelt
Prowler Attack Victim Rallies Relatives Sought
Hutchinson, 67, survived a house prowler assault at 227 North Street and is slowly recovering at Robert B. Green Hospital. Doctors planned a blood transfusion but clearance from relatives is still being sought.
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Hutchinson
Narp Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Bridey
Minister Survives Death Four Times
A San Francisco report states Rev W H Lingle of Presbyterian foreign missions in Changsha China arrived with four letters certifying he had been killed by bandits. The four reports were framed as confirmation of his survival amid siege or attack during mission work in China.
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W. H.lingle
Presbyterian
Changsha
China
Crossing Plan Meeting Set For Sept 17 In City
City officials railroad men and the city plan commission will meet at City Hall to discuss constructing underpasses at dangerous grade crossings. Chairman Deretta announced a definite date after a Wednesday morning session. The plan prioritizes worst crossings with crosswalks and underpasses, with work spanning several years.
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Ity Plan Commission
Duke Beretta
Transportation Communtter
Offihe City Plan Commisestou
Visit in SA Reflects School and Tourist Ties
In charge of Mother Luz Cortina Go youn visits San Antonio Thursday as students from Mex and tea-Cily travel en route to the Academy of the Sacred Heart at Convent, Lanta Lane. A Uriel visit accompanied the group during the trip.
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Mex
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Convent
Lantalane
Uriel
San Antonio
Will Teach-Dancing Classes At River Maud Country Day School
Mrs Helen Posts a student of Coe Juubla University will teach dancing at the River Maud Country Day School Saturday. Hetty S Urwng, school adviser, has undertaken duties as teacher in charge.
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Coe Juubla ‘University
Salurtuy
River Maud
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Hetty S. Uruwng
Adie Tector
Unionherd
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