Wooleys Return to California After Visit in New Bedford
Mr and Mrs John A Wooley parents of Mrs Horace Losch of 208 Fourth Street flew home to New Bedford Massachusetts last Thursday after visiting their daughter and family for a few weeks. They plan to dispose of property in the East and return to California to live.
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John A. Wooley
Horace Losch
Fourth St
New Bedford
Mass
California
Califor nia Legislature Faces Lengthy Recess And Spot Bills
The 1955 California Legislature finishes a three week introduction period and will reconvene after a five week recess to consider roughly 5000 bills. Members may introduce only two post recess bills with two thirds consent. The practice of spot bills, amendments, and potential lobbying impact is criticized, and constituents are urged to respond to representatives on pending legislation.
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California
Lawmakers Debate Bill Amendments and Public Impression
Lawmakers discuss bill amendments and phrasing to avoid misrepresentation of positions. The dialogue stresses careful wording as changes shift the perceived stance on the proposal.
Brain autopilot crews modern jet bombers
A metal and wire brain in jet bombers serves as the automatic bombing and navigation system. It navigates, sights targets, and releases bombs as bomber speeds and altitudes rise. Bomb runs begin about 32 miles out with releases over five miles from impact, while approaches reach 800 feet per second.
Local Woman to Receive Share of Flood Dam Funds
Helen Buzby of Seal Way will be among about 4000 Yakima Indians to receive a portion of 15.6 million dollars from the government. The money comes from the sale of fishing grounds in Celilo Washington to build a dam on the Yakima reservation. She is of mixed heritage and will travel to Washington next week to finalize the payout details.
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Helen Buzby
Seal Way
Cellilo
Washington
Helen
Bethel No. 161 Job's Daughters Meet in Seal Beach
Bethel No. 161 of the International Order of Job's Daughters in Seal Beach met January 18 at the Masonic Temple. Honored Queen Barbara Shira opened the meeting, honors were given to past queens Darla Austin and Deanna Dorrance, with guardian Theresa Hayes and associate guardian Otis Griffin present. Several girls joined by initiation and a pot luck dinner preceded the session.
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Bethel No. 161
International Order of Job’s Daughters
Seal Beach
Masonic Temple
Barbara Shira
Darla Austin
Deanna Dorrance
Our Bethel
Theresa Hayes
Otis Griffin
Joe Tancre
R. E. Dolley Lodge
Guardian Council
Judith Ann Carmichael
Winifred Tancre
Carol Hansen
Barbara Jean Erickson
Beverly Ann Glover
Joyce Anderson
Food industry exports science drive efficiency gains
The article notes that U S food and grocery manufacturers employ over 6 400 scientists and technicians and spend more than 38 million dollars annually on research and development for better products processing packaging and crop utilization.
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