Legion Auxiliary Urges Turn in Old Phonograph Records
Seal Beach American Legion Auxiliary No. 300 asks residents to donate old phonograph records for scrap to fund new records for the armed forces. Mrs Dagmar Schmidt says demand tops 4,000,000 and urges bringing non laminated or Edison disks to the newspaper office or calling 68-34 for pickup and shipment.
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Legion Auxiliary
Seal Beach
Dagmar Schmidt
Edison
American Legion Auxiliary
Warning Signs to be Repaired Along Highway 101
Maintenance crews from the Autorsbie Club of Southern California plan work on direction and warning signs along U S 101 from Long Beach to Oceanside within days. Replacement signs, repainting, washing of posts and kerbs are included. Rhodes, field engineer, signposting department, leads the project.
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U. S. 101
Autorsbie Club
California
E. Rhodes
Long Beach
Oceanside
City to Send Local Boy to Legion Boys State
City council approved spending 20 dollars for American Legion Post No 300 to send a local boy to Boys State in Sacramento from June 23 to 29. Post will also send a boy to the conclave. Delegates from Seal locality attended the meeting.
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Legion Boys State
American
Legion
Sacramento
Aso
Boys Club Seeks Carnival Sponsorship from City
A Seal Beach Boys club letter to the city council requests permission to sponsor a carnival in June to benefit local youth. Martin United Shows would run it and give 10 percent of gross receipts to the club. The lack of mention of the usual license fee triggers an investigation, as a city ordinance imposes a $500 fee for such shows.
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Seal Beach Boys Club
Martin United
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