Tribune Letter From Senator Murphy On Taft-Hartley 14b
Senator George Murphy praised The Tribune editorials on repealing Section 14(b) of the Taft-Hartley Act and said the public should decide on the right to work. He noted his floor remarks opposing repeal and thanked the paper for recording the discussions titled Dictates of Conscience Write em or Weep Consistency no Jewel to LBJ After 14b The Deluge.
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San Marino High School to Hold Work Day on March 23
Students will leave at 2 p.m. to perform two hours of community service for the PTA Scholarship Fund. Projects include yard work cleaning babysitting and more with assignments arranged through the high school office AT 9 3691 extension 6.
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PTA
Kiwanis Meet to Hear Air Quality Talk by DMV Officials
Two California Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board representatives will speak at the Kiwanis Club meeting on Tuesday March 15 at 12 10 PM at Woody and Eddy's. Ray Kovitz and Joseph V Todd will present findings and answer questions on improving air quality.
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Fog Generators Boost San Marino Fire Response
San Marino fire department adopted Aerofog fog generators to kill bacteria and odors in fire scenes. Chiefs from Alhambra Arcadia Glendale San Gabriel Pasadena Monterey Park and Chief Armand endorsed the unit, noting it replaces ineffective saturated pads. Each of the two city pumpers now carries one fog generator.
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Arcadia
Glendale
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Armand
Thomas Almand
Library Book and Art Fair Set for May 7 in San Marino
Louis Creveling announces Kenneth Bird as fair chairman for the annual San Marino Public Library event to be held May 7. Donors are urged to contribute books bric-a-brac art records magazines and more while volunteers from the library board assist with pickups and publicity.
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Friends of the San Marino Public Library
Kenneth Bird
Bird
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Connoisseur
Mmes
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Robert Foster
Thomas Batson
Joseph Coulombe
Emily Halley
Robert Phillipp
John Carrington
June Bayless
Laramee Haynes
Joseph Imbrogali
Hugh James
John McDonald
Donald F. Morris
Stanley Dicken
Carl Owen
Dennally
San Marino
El Molino Viejo Debuts on Two TV Channels
California Resources Series airs March 16 with El Molino Viejo on channel 13 at 10 30 a.m. and channel 28 at 2 35 p.m. Mrs Elizabeth Duncan and three Pedregal School students will present a field trip report to the Old Mill.
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Los Angeles County
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California Resources Series
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Pedregal School
Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District
Captain Max Schumacher To Speak At SMHS PTA Meeting
Captain Max Schumacher known for KMPC Operation Kwatch will speak at San Marino High School on Monday March 14 at 7 30 pm in the auditorium. He has provided airwatch reports over the Los Angeles area since 1959 detailing conditions and notable incidents. Also on the program the high school chorus and music department will perform selections from Brigadoon. New PTA officers will be elected and an informal social hour will follow.
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Los Angeles
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Ruth Ann Leanrs
PTA
Junior Red Cross Fund Drive Opens March 14
The annual Junior Red Cross fund drive will be conducted across San Beene starting March 14. Students and community members are urged to donate to support relief and humanitarian programs.
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Jr. Red Cross
James Hammond Fractured in Bicycle Accident
James P. Hammond 13 of Santa Anita avenue suffered a fracture to his lower left leg when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Dianna G. Collins of Pasadena last Thursday afternoon. The collision occurred in the alley behind 2390 Huntington Drive near Union Service Station as Collins traveled west. a wash rack blind spot concealed the cyclist. Hammond was taken to St Luke Hospital by the car’s driver.
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James P. Hammond
Santa Anita Avenue
Dianna G. Collins
Pasadena
Huntington Drive
Miss Collins
James Broadside
St. Luke Hospital
Toy Exhibit at SM Library Week of March 21
San Marino Friends of the Library announce a week long exhibit of quality toys at the library from March 21 to 26. An informal talk on proper toy selection for early years will be scheduled later by an authority in the field. Mothers and residents are invited to attend and view the exhibit. a definite talk date will be announced in next week's Tribune.
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Seniors Forming Committees For Grad Night Help
High School seniors organize Grad Night roles with Kim Dawson as class president naming Steve Taylor entertainment Sandy Fredriksen food Ann Keener gifts and Don Mills publicity The Key and Interact clubs assist with props and tours June 15 16. donations needed stamp books $15 fee and space request for construction of trellises announced by Grad Night chairpersons
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Steve Taylor
Bermuda Bay
Sandy Frederiksen
Ann Keener
Don Mills
Fee
Key
Omegas
Amicians
Sally Moore
Dorie Parsons
Craig Maginnis
Interact
Lack Hough
Key Club
Augustus Braun
John Keener
Lorain Road
Robert Howard
Lombardy Road
John Monkman
Charlton Road
Exchange Club to Hear Talk on Computers
Paul Huhtala of Credit Data Corporation will explain how computers aid Southern Californians seeking charge accounts financing purchases or loans. He will cover automated high speed credit reporting and how merchants protect themselves. Credit Data opened the first fully automated regional credit information service in Los Angeles, storing data from banks retailers finance firms and oil companies in the four county basin.
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Credit Data Corporation
Huhtala
Colonial Kitchen
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Basin
Still Time for SM Pony League Sign-Up
Registration continues for the SM Pony League with age limits requiring players born on or after 1951 or on or before July 1953. Del Mar Field sits on Del Mar Avenue south of Huntington Drive. Tryouts start at 9 a.m. sharp.
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UCLA Gardens Town For Calif Historical Group
UCLA Gardens in Bel Air hosts Garden Day for members of the California Historical Society and related groups. The Japanese Garden, created by Gordon Guiberson and donated by Edward Carter, features authentic rock basins lanterns and pagoda. Special buses will shuttle guests from UCLA due to limited Bel Air parking.
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Arboretum Foundation
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Edward Carter
Japan
Orient
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Girl Student Expelled Over Trash Can Fires
The San Marino School Board met in executive session after the regular meeting to discuss disciplinary action for a 10th grade girl. The board upheld the administrators' recommendation to expel her for a series of trash can fires and habitual misconduct.
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San Marino
Flowers Blooming Event At Wayside Market
The Flowers That Bloom In The Spring feature will meet visitors at Wayside Market. The event includes patio plants and gardening items. Mrs Gordon P Spragee chairs the project assisted by Jey Smith Gien C Crandall Verne B Miller Gustav Riedjan W E Hall Jr Clyde E.
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Jey Smith
Gien C. Crandall
Verne B. Miller
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W. E. Hall Jr
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SMHS Seniors Named Quarter Finalists in Edison Scholarship
San Marino High School seniors John Avery Jack Cederquist and Jeff Gould are among 26 quarter-finalists in the Southern California Edison College Scholarship Program district manager C O Wedberg announced. One will win a 4000 award in the Metropolitan district after further judging by ETS and a panel.
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John Avery
Jack Cederquist
Jeff Gould
Southern California Edison Company
C. O. Wedberg
Electric Company
Berkeley
Edison
Last Call for Little Leaguers Touts First Time Players
Announcement notes that 11 12 and 12 year olds participate in Little League for the first time with a focus on testing skills and new competition.
San Marino Board OKs 88680 Bid for Science Classrooms
San Marino School Board awarded the lowest bid of 88680 to Arthur Isensee for Huntington School science classrooms with completion planned for September. Architect Morgridge noted bid compares favorably with state aid limits and district budget.
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San Marino
Arthur Isensee
Howard Morgridge
Powell, Morgridge and Richards
Morgridge
New Building Dept Head Named Ted Shettler
Ted Shettler of San Gabriel, 33, UCLA BS civil engineering, will become Building Department head starting March 28. He previously worked as engineering aid and civil engineer for Los Angeles and Pasadena agencies, with recent service as Pasadena civil engineer. City manager praised his qualifications.
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San Gabriel
UCLA
California State College
Mrs. Smith Accepts Top Red Cross Post in Los Angeles
Mrs. William French Smith of Oak Grove avenue accepted appointment as chairman of volunteers for the Los Angeles Chapter of the American National Red Cross. The announcement came from chapter chairman Mrs. Frederick G. Larkin Jr.
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Oak Grove Avenue
Los Angeles
American National Red Cross
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