Private Industry Gains Tools From Air Service Command Display
The Air Service Command releases about 10.6 million dollars worth of machine tools and materials for private retooling. Douglas Aircraft Corp distributes items now on display at Culver City Dog Track covering over five acres. Suppliers can buy in any quantity with savings up to 95 percent from original costs. The collection includes steel, I-beams, monorails, jacks, jigs, fixtures, and other postwar production aids. Eastern Iron & Metal Co organized redis tribution after a 22-bidder auction, assembling hundreds of items for this display.
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Air Service Command
Douglas Aircraft Corportion
Culver City
Eastern Iron & Metal Company
Calif
Surrender or Die Ultimatum to Japans Militarists
The United States signals unconditional surrender to Japan, detailing loss of territory beyond four main islands and peacetime production limits, with occupation of points in Japanese territory. It promises the Japanese people no slavery and peaceful life, while militarists face no gains from surrender and emperor status may be unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Funeral service set for Lula May Thomas
Lula May Thomas wife of Charles Thomas dies. Funeral at 10 30 Monday August 6 1945 Utter McKin ley 10625 South Broadway Los Angeles. She leaves five sons Joe Robert West Motley and John William Thomas and one daughter Mrs Melba Johnson. She lived at 123 Sixth street for 16 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula May Thomas
Charles Thomas
Utter McKinley
South Broadway
Los Angeles
Funeral Notice for Mrs Ida McCollum
Mrs Ida McCollum died July 28 at 6 a.m. in Seal Beach from an acute heart attack. A native of Illinois she lived in Pasadena for 23 years. She leaves four daughters Bessie Wolfe Kathryn Eaton Willard Runkle and Mildred Underwood. Arrangements for funeral services will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida McCollum
Seal Beach
McCollum
Illinois
Pasadena
Bessie Wolfe
Kathryn Eaton
Willard’ Runkle
Mildred Underwood
Death of Charles S. Corn of San Francisco
Word was received here of the death of Charles S. Corn of San Francisco, a brother of Mrs. H. W. Snider of 216 Seventh street. Mr. Corn visited here several times.
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Charles S. Corn
San Francisco
H. W. Snider
Seventh Street
Corn
Halibut Catch Highlights Newport Sportfishermen
A 28 pound halibut was taken by J. W. Hooper aboard a Newport Harbor Sportfisher boat. Newport Balboa crews report white sea bass albacore and halibut in full sacks. Yellowtail tuna and swordfish are anticipated as fishing advances.
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Newport
J. W. Hooper
Sportfishermens Association
Newport Balboa
Local and Personal Items Recap Five Generations of News
Miss Minnie Rehwoldt hosted four Caravans of the Community Church for luncheon. W.S.C.S. held a pot luck at Bixby Park. The Junior Women's Club finished a City Directory survey and asks those listed to call 357-21 for inclusion. Clarence Brown, US Navy, now on permanent shore duty in the 12th District, attended the San Francisco conference last day. his wife is hosting two Navy families. The Brown household includes Merle Craycraft and family, and C. M. Burges with their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Tyler and son plan time in the High Sierras. Federated Women’s Club of Orange County meets Friday September 14 with a morning chapel session, luncheon at City Hall hosted by Jr Women’s Club. A big weiner roast and film are planned tonight in the sunroom by local church groups. July 31 1945 marked the Sam Carleys 53rd wedding anniversary with a pier kitchen reunion and gifts. Guests from Wisconsin and California attended, including Claud and Patsy. A surprise party honored Carl Klein and Mrs. Paul David last Saturday. Sgt. E T Dealbridge and Velma visited 216 Seventh Street for a week.
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Hubert Tyler
High Sierras
Orange County of Federated Women’s Club
Jr Women’s Club
Sam Carleys
Mr. Carley
Mary Saper
Theo
Madison
Wis
Russel Carley
Joan Adelle
Juda
Clarence Thompson
Sandra Howard
Jay Howard
Ildren
Claud
Patsy
McDowell
Luton
Calif
Claudine
Douglas Aircraft Plant
Earnest Milton Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Sunday, July 29 marked the 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Milton of 227 8th Street. A dinner at her home followed by open house featured roses and pink sweet peas as centerpieces with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bill Redele, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gagliano, Roy Arnold and family, Walter Startz, Diana Burlingham, and Virginia Slegeal among others.
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Earnest Milton
227
8Th Street
Bill Redele
Glendale
Tony Gagliano
Los Angeles
Roy Arnold
el Monte
Walter Startz
Seal Beach
Diana Burlingham
Houston
Texas
Virginia Slegeal
Rausburg
Hope Inspires Joy Through Tears and Summer Rain
A Mary Baker Eddy verse highlights how hope uplifts life through emotion and renewal. It links hope with love at the altar or in a garden, noting it softens pride and power and returns beauty and blessed joy.
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Chrles
Quaker State
Douglas
Uaker State Oil
Firestone Tires
Larry Sheehan
1300 Coast Highway
Minnie Rehwoldt
W.S.C.S
Bixby Park
Bradshaw
Clarence’ Brown
C.C.S.U.S. Navy
Constance Brown
Thirteenth Street
12Th Naval District
Clarence Brown
Gary
Brown
Mrs. Brown
Navy
Merle Craycraft
S.C
David
C. M. Burges
Glenda
Song
Long Beach
Christian Endeavor
First Brethren Church of
Carl Klein
Paul David
Sgt
E. T. Dealbridge
Velma
216
Mary Baker Eddy
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