Sea Scout Ship Will Be Launched In San Marino
San Marino Kiwanis Club announces launching of 852 Scout ship with sponsoring committee led by N Earl Wharton. Alfred Allen Roswell Allison and Frank Gross named as leaders. meetings planned at the Boy Scout Cabin in Lacy Park. leadership training to start next month with weekly sessions.
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Kiwini Club
San Ma
Giwanis Club
N. Earl Wharton
Jack Rose
Alfred Allen
Roswell Allison
Frank Gross
Hal Stark
Harry Swart
Lou Branson
Sea Scout Movement
Alfred Alton
Huntington Drive
Lacy Park
St. Albans Road
Kiwanis Club
Sven
Sea Scouts
Allen Warren III
Orin Preston
Arcadia
Henry Taylor
Pasadena
Nixon Campaign Director Named In 12th District Effort
Harrison H. McCall, South Pasadena businessman, is named campaign director for Richard M. Nixon for Congress in the 12th District. Nixon spoke at a Republican meeting in Eaton's dining room with Stanley Barnes presiding. Roy Day praised Nixon's primary gains and McCall stressed district welfare and party unity. Campaign HQ opened at 205 Philadelphia Street Whittier.
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Nixon For Congress
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South Pasadena
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Congress
San Marino
Washington
John Barcome
Republican Central Committee
Los Angeles County
Roy Day
Pomona
Republican Party
McCall
Richard Nixon
Dick Nixon
Philadelphia Street
Whittier
New 116 Emergency Number Rolled Out for San Marinans
The Southern California Telephone Company introduces 116 as the new emergency number for Los Angeles and nearby cities. Call to reach police fire sheriff or ambulance, with the operator directing the connection and recording details. Stickers will replace old instructions in phone directories.
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Southern California Telephone Company
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The
Metropolitan Water District Cuts Tax Levy for 1946 47
The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California reduced its tax rate from 50 to 46 cents per hundred dollars of assessed valuation for 1946 47. City payments from water revenues cover part or all of the levy in Glendale Pasadena and other districts.
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Compton
San Marino
FHA Withdraws Freeze on Materials
Carleton B. Tibbetts of San Marino says the FPHA is lifting a freeze on 350 critical war surplus construction items. He claims a Washington Chamber rep and W. P. Seaver, assistant FPHA commissioner, confirmed the withdrawal but Seaver denied duplication and said corrections would be ordered.
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Carleton B. Tibbetts
San Matino
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
W. P. Seaver
FPHA
Seaver
War Assets Administration
Local Church Picnic Set For Saturday
The San Marino Community announces a church picnic this Saturday at the park on St Albans road. Raymond is chairman of the board. Activities include athletics and a women’s picnic supper starting at 6 PM with food and coffee served. supper ends by 7 PM.
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Beach Lyon's Kin Called by Death
Funeral services were held in Salt Lake City for Theodore L. Lyon 83 father of Beach D. Lyon of 1223 Old Mill Road He was born April 9 1863 in Bedford Indiana and lived in Kansas Indiana Canon City Colorado before moving to Salt Lake City in 1913 Survived by six children including Beach D Lyon of San Marino and T Porter Lyon of Glendale both involved in the Grand Central Public Market in Los Angeles
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SPSM Graduate Killed in Saipan Air Crash
News of the death describes a Saipan mid air crash near the carrier Princeton. 27 year old South Pasadena graduate Lieutenant Robert L Browne son of Gad Browne of Pasadena and brother Banneth Browne. Browne a radioman and Navy officer served in World War II and recently transferred to the regular Navy. He was remembered as a track star and Occidental College alumnus.
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South
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Gad Oics
Fred J. Browne
Sam Pasadena
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Leee Navy
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Occidental College
Local Man Seeks Job with Salary Cut
Ralph E. Singer seeks the chief clerk position with Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, offering a salary of 35 dollars less per month than his current pay of 459 dollars. Several other applicants compete for the post as the county auditor investigates candidates.
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San Marinans urged to register for November election
A civic notice calls on residents of San Marino to register promptly for the upcoming November election, stressing deadlines and voting access. It emphasizes participation by local residents and mentions required documents for registration.
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Kiwanis Club Schedules Roy M Bauer Address
The San Marino Kiwanis Club met at Woody and Eddy's. Lt Gerald Heater U S Army Air Forces showed moving pictures of air raids over Europe including Romanian oil fields. Roy Bauer of Southern California Gas Co will speak on natural gas for Southeast California next meeting.
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San Marino
Kiwanis Club
Woody and Eddy
Gerald Heater
United States Army Air Forces
Ooxt
Roy , Bawer
Southern Calania Gas Company
Southeit California
Hanrahan Home From Pacific
Pharmacist's mate Thomas Gordon Hanrahan of the United States Naval Reserve has been released from service at Terminal Island and returns to his parents' home at 2520 Cumberland Road. He enlisted December 23, 1944, served in the Pacific aboard the S S Santa Monica and S S Bonita and at the Oakland Naval Hospital. He was overseas four months and earns Asiatic-Pacific American Theater Philippine Liberation and Victory medals. He, 19, plans to resume studies at Loyola University.
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United States Naval Reserve
Terminal Island
Thomas W. Hanrahan
Cumberland Road
Los Angeles
Pacific
S.S. Santa Monica
S.S. Bonita
United States Naval Hospital
Oakland
Hanrahan
Loyola University
Captain Cleland Returns After overseas service
Captain Robert S. Cleland arrives home from Germany on terminal leave and plans to resume pediatric practice in Pasadena. He arrived in San Marino August 1 from Berlin, served 27 months with 18 overseas, and lives with his wife and 55 year old daughter Cathie at 1665 Del Mar Avenue.
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Robert S. Cleland
San Marino
Berlin
Cleland
Cathie
del Mar Avenue
Rotary and Soroptimists Meet to Hear War Veteran Hoelting
The San Marino Rotary Club and the San Marino Soroptimists plan a joint noon meeting at Pierre's to hear Jack Hoelting, veteran of World War I and World War II, recount experiences from both conflicts. He served with the Eighth Air Force and is praised as an eminent speaker.
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San Marino
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Eighth Air Force
Chibsan Emiment
Tribune Closure on Labor Day
The San Marino Tribune will close Monday September 2 for Labor Day and reopen Tuesday morning. Local offices including the post office and City Hall will also remain closed for the holiday.
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San Marino
Hawtin Services Held for Edna Hawtin in Mountain View
Edna Henry Hawtin aged about 70 died recently and was laid to rest at Mountain View after services at Reynolds and Eberle Mortuary. Survived by sister Mary J. Graves of Pasadena and two nieces, Mrs. R. E. Solomon of Pasadena and Mrs. Frank Dalzell of Los Angeles.
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Wepspithes
Edna Henry Hawtin
Fieur Drive
Mountain View
Katsol Sati
Hawtin
Mary J. Graves
Pasadena
R. E. Solomon
Frank Dalzell
Los Angeles
James Webster Discharged From Navy After 14 Months Service
James B. Webster of this city, a motor machinist's mate second class, has received his discharge after 14 months in the navy including 10 months at Manus and in the Philippine Islands. His Pacific tour included New Zealand and Australia. He was stationed at Great Lakes and played with the Great Lakes swing band. He passed the Eddy test for radar training and was slated for sea duty in June 1945. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harvey B. Webster and plans to attend a California college this fall.
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Somerset Place
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California
Veterans Back Proposition No 1 in November Vote
California veterans groups back Proposition No 1 a 100 million state bond issue to fund long term housing and farm loans with no tax burden says Marvin Russell executive of the state department of Veterans Welfare. Edward W Bolt chairs the Veterans Home and Farm Committee and both major parties endorse the measure with thousands of Legion members active in districts urging a Yes vote on November 5.
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State Department of Veterans’Welfare
Veterans’ Home and Farm Committee
Edward W. Bolt
Russell
American Legion
Warren Praises California Newspapers at Monterey Centennial
Governor Earl Warren lauded California newspapers as a dominant factor in the state's growth from wilderness to a major state. He urged strengthening press influence to support agriculture, industry, and public welfare during a Monterey centennial for the Californian first issued in 1846.
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California
Union
Warren
Monterey
Community Church to Begin Construction of New Building
At Sunday services San Marino Community Church president Mark H. Harrington announced the church board has received Civilian Production Authority authorization to begin work on a new building on August 13.
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Baumann Plans Swiss Trip as Education Building Rises
Paul Baumann, chief engineer for the Los Angeles County pod-control service, prepares to travel to Switzerland for two months to visit relatives and study flood control methods. Meanwhile San Marino Community Church advances plans for a $125,000 education building on Virginia Road west of Huntington Valley School, designed by Allison and Ribble. Groundbreaking expected soon with a projected two-month absence.
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Huntington-Valentine
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Sherwood Road
Switzerland
Paul Baumann
Palmas Drive
Los Angeles
Mr. Baumann
Alps
United States
Allison and Ribble
San Marino
Legionnaires Plan Convention In Bay City
Legionnaires in California prepare for the American Legion national convention in San Francisco. Ed Sharkey and Joe L. Lumpkin urge attendees to contact their post adjutant due to housing shortages. Up to 150000 legionnaires expected nationwide, 89000 from California. housing options still available.
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San Francisco
Ed Sharkey
Joe L. Lumpkin
Union
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