Editorial calls out local Seal Beach governance tactics
The editorial blasts perceived dictatorial moves by city leaders in Seal Beach. It notes growing citizen turnout at council meetings, criticizes abrupt dismissals and unread letters, and urges voters to scrutinize candidates and records before elections. It warns about danger from unseen "dark horses" and forces for good government.
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Seal Beach
Gauntner
Ashman
War Bonds Drive Appeals for 10 Percent Share
Our fighting men are doing their share. Here at home the least we can do is put 10 percent of our income in War Bonds for our share in America.
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America
Letters Demand Reason for Seal Beach Chief Dismissal
A batch of letters from Seal Beach, California, dated May 1944, requests explicit reasons for the May 18, 1944 dismissal of Chief Glenn and fellow officers. The correspondents, including John Stedman and G D Carter, allege lack of due process, describe long hours and housing costs, and claim political factionalism and gambling disputes influenced the action. They demand official minutes specifying the grounds and cite state law entitlement to a stated cause for removal.
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John Steadman
Ervin Glenn
Ashman
America
Seal Beach
Cherry Avenue
Long Beach
8Th Street
Norton and Bailey
Jessie Reed
Counci
Merey
Glenn
Carter
Robertson
Gleason
Fifth and Central
Third Street
Ocean Avenue
Bill Greason
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