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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1955
Page
6
Citizens in 42 states watch legislature deliberations as state governments face duties in health safety education local government and welfare. The piece warns federal expansion threatens state sovereignty and urges citizens to actively express will at polls and in civic life.
Illinois Governor Stratton and Texas Governor Shivers criticized the Federal Power Commission after the Supreme Court Phillips Petroleum decision gave the federal government control over natural gas sales for interstate movement. They warned price fixing could reduce supplies and hurt state conservation laws. New Mexico cutbacks began as well head prices were frozen, while California relies on New Mexico gas and watches potential increases in supply.
Berkeley hosted the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting where speakers explored deep sea singing fish and an expanding universe. Dr. Alan Gregg warned that rapid population growth risks Earth's resources, while Professor Joseph Mayer urged grounding science in spiritual values as a guiding purpose.
In Loma Linda San Bernardino county Mr and Mrs William W Lambeth celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary She is 96 and blind He 103 and bedridden Their formula for happiness healthful living trusting in God and loving each other A St Louis classified ad by Philip Ludicio proclaims debts and obligations of a wife and hints at long loving kindness over 21 years Beware the romantic tone of a small type feature on enduring love and ad copy across papers
Mrs. Maurice Plumlee presided as Naples P T A president at the January board meeting at Mrs. Wm McAllister home. Reports covered aid to a needy family adopted by the group and plans for the June 3 Naples School Carnival.
The Naples Improvement Association held its 1955 installation dinner Saturday at Sam's Seafood Spa Sunset Beach. Officers installed by Councilman Lewis D. Reece include Ed Bragg president Mason Kite first vice president Bill Hard second vice president Helen Fromlath treasurer Rita Dugan recording secretary Orville Darnell corresponding secretary. New directors are Oren Peugh Orville Darnell Ed gar Penn and Lillian Hyka. A Campbell School of Music program featured the evening and awards from the 1954 Naples Christmas festival were presented.
The Dea family and neighbors Ruby John Barbara Sally and Tony leave Naples after several years at 125 Siena Drive as they move to new homes.
Betty Huthsing Bea Mushkin and Alice Carlberg traveled to Corona Del Mar for a lunch launch at Jon's on Tuesday January 11.
Bob Lund is back home after months in Pendleton Oregon recovering from a tonsillectomy. He remains on the mend with family at his side and medical follow up planned.
The Naples PTA hosts a second coffee hour led by Mrs. Morris Beck at 11 Palermo Street on Wednesday January 19 at 10 a.m. Funds aid a June 3 Naples School Carnival by collecting finished items for the bazaar and usable white elephants for the antique booth. The first coffee hour was held earlier.
Glenn Woodall aged six celebrated his birthday on Saturday January 8 with friends Edwina Maxey Peter Hayt Patrick Fligg Rodger Quirk Martin Quirk Leslie Carrier and Curtis Woodall enjoying games and refreshments at 124 Siena Drive.
Frozen pre fried chicken heated and served is rising in popularity as poultry processors note regional tastes. Chicago shoppers avoid backs and necks while easterners favor livers over gizzards and the South prefers gizzards to liver. Louisiana especially likes backs and necks.
Prof Mabel Newcomber cautions that progress measured by direction matters more than speedy motion. She argues that goal clarity prevents pursuit of mere busywork and guides sustained achievement.
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