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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1944
Page
5
Legal notice in Superior Court of California Orange County requires Robert C. Aitchison to appear and answer the complaint within ten days if served in Orange County or thirty days if served elsewhere. The case pits Violet L. Aitchison against Robert C. Aitchison with the People of California as greeting.
The plaintiff will seek judgment for damages or other relief as demanded in the complaint arising on contract. The document is dated March 27, 1944, under the seal of the Superior Court of Orange County California. Charles M. Gallagher is attorney for the plaintiff, located at 910 Heartwell Building Long Beach California, telephone 639-10. Date first published April 28, 1944.
Troop No. 1 met at Mrs Stockon s house to craft Mother s Day gifts. Roll call occurred and the treasurer collected funds. Mrs Linfesty was absent. Mrs Kimball led in her stead. Linfesty expects to return next week. Several girls completed gifts and they look nice.
Local donors honored for blood contributions with ribbons and buttons after a Red Cross drive to Santa Ana. Mrs Max Henkey and Mrs Elsa Wolf received white ribbons for sixth donations. others earned blue and silver ribbons for multiple gifts. Donor chairman Neta Shufelt thanked participants and praised transportation support from Mrs Henkey and Mrs Orilla Bigelow.
Office of Price Administration announces May ration values with butter dropping to 12 points per pound, country butter to 8, and beef cuts mostly raised by 1 point per pound. Hamburger stays at 6 points. Pork May values steady from April. lamb and mutton unchanged in California to May.
The American Legion Auxiliary reports steady progress on its scrap record drive with about 200 pounds collected in the first week. Mrs. or. Re Viosea at 1209 Ocean contributed roughly 100 pounds. Proceeds fund new record shipments to the armed forces overseas. readers may drop off old records at 221 Main Street office of this newspaper.
Reform news notes margarine pricing cut from six points to two points per pound. The change affects consumer costs and market behavior with officials signaling continued adjustments as needed.
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