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Seal Beach Post And Wave

Location

Seal Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1944

Page

8

Kill or Be Killed: Community urged to buy extra war bonds

A local editor calls on residents to support the Fourth War Loan with Extra War Bonds. He recalls Marines paying the highest price at Tarawa and urges continued bond purchases to reduce future casualties as the campaign toward Tokyo continues. He emphasizes homefront duty and the community’s duty to display the war loan shield.

United States Tarawa Pacific Gilbert Island Tokyo Man Pete Treasury Japan Germany

Peninsula Bay Houses to go

Continued from page One describes rerouting car tracks between Fourteenth street and Bay boulevard to free easterly city land from right of way. It notes difficulties with the highway department and plans dredging the bay and removing a bridge, with Anaheim Landing first affected and homes evacuated if six months remain, as the Navy seeks to buy the property outright.

Main Street Councilan F. W. Postal Highway Department Anaheim Landing Tiencken Navy Department

Navy plans oil base project and job boom in Seal Beach

A board of local appraisers will set the price with department review and possible federal court appeal if negotiations fail. Tiencken will open Seal Beach offices to handle objections and questions. Navy prefers purchase to condemnation to save time. title search starts now. The project aims to settle the oil question, avoid site drilling within city limits, and operate for years postwar as a wartime must. About 2500 people will be employed permanently at the base.

Tiencken Seal Beach Navy Department

Postmaster Applications Open Under 1938 Act

Under an Act of Congress the Civil Service Commission will certify the names of the top three qualified eligibles to the Postmaster General who will nominate one to the President for confirmation by the Senate. Applicants must take written tests and be rated on education experience and character. The Commission will inquire into each applicant’s ability and conduct an impartial review, disregarding political or religious affiliations. Full information and forms are available at the local post office or from the United States Civil Service Commission.

Congress Civil Service Commission Senate United States Civil Ser

Lions Club to Hear South Pacific War Experiences

Seal Beach Lions hear Lt. Commander Roger O Neill of the U S S Naval Hospital Long Beach next Wednesday at 7 p m in the 101 Ranchhouse. He will present a comprehensive picture of battles in the South Pacific area. Founders Day honors Melvin Jones. charter members urged to attend.

South Pacific Seal Beach Lion’s Club Roger O’neill U.S.S. Naval Hospital Long Beach T P.m O’neill Melvin Jones

Applications to Washington D C Commission Dated 1944

Applications must be filed with the Washington D C Commission office in Washington by January 21, 1944.

PTA Plans to Hold Meeting Next Monday

The Seal Beach Parent Teachers Association will meet next Monday at 2:30 in the school auditorium. Publicity chairwoman Mrs. Vala Musselman says the session was moved from Tuesday due to election day. Third grade room mothers will assist and pupils will perform a musical program.

Seal Beach Vala Musselman

Poll Vote Preference Call Noted in Post Readers Suggestion

A reader urges readers to pick a preferred candidate name and mail it to The Post. The letter states the poll is opinions only and carries no official weight, with findings to be published in upcoming issues.

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