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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1955
Page
8
In a heated meeting Mayor Clark dismisses critic Franklin as he accuses city officials of mismanaging funds. Franklin laments the consequences of voting decisions and calls for accountability while Clark redirects to other business.
The page shows a July 27 1955 radio schedule with times from 6:45 to 9:45 including Alarm Klock Komed ies Pacific Hot Mael Bodette Chet Hun Top of the TacnG Time for Beany Janet Dean Reg Nurse and Kartoon Klub.
A resident accuses City Council members of debt and waste, citing October funds of 63,000 and an 80,000 shortfall, questioning the city engineer’s $8,000 annual pay and proposed Seventh Street improvements, and recalling past votes for Mayor Clark and others.
City council adopts concessions rules requiring minimum rent of 2500 yearly or five percent of gross over 15000, whichever is greater. Hal Marron notes Monterey Oil Co. pays lessees about 156000 daily or 56000 annually for pier use, with projected gross of at least 96000 this year. The oil contract remains in effect while drilling continues or can be canceled on ten days notice.
Seven year old Mary Ann Brangan from 311 15th Street is staying in San Bernardino with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Robert Angel for the rest of the summer. She will travel on trips to Big Bear Arrowhead and Crestline with her relatives.
A fragment quotes a moral observation about people chasing virtue, noting their haste prevents practical practice. The expressive line highlights a paradox between pursuit and enactment without naming individuals or events.
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