Tide lands revenue bill gains Senate approval
Senate finance committee approved a bill to return 1 percent of the state's tide lands oil revenue to areas of origin, aiming to send about 309000 dollars yearly to Orange county for beach maintenance. The measure faces Assembly action this week.
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Assembly
Orange County
Randolph Collier
Yreka
Collier
Ben Hulse
Haid
Committees On Ways and Means
Finance Committee
Senate Committee On Labor
State fair employment practices bill debated
Lawmakers discussed a bill to create a state fair employment practices commission with authority to hear discrimination complaints based on race religion or color. Business leaders argued against the measure after Assembly passage. The Senate adjourned for the week as lawmakers prepare for long sessions to push remaining legislation before adjournment.
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State Fair‘employment Practices Commission
Business
Industry
Agriculture
Assembly
Senate
Seal Beach Post 300 Plans Final June Meeting
The next regular meeting of Seal Beach Post No 300 will be at City Hall on Thursday June 9 at 8 pm. This will be Commander Edwin Doolittle’s last meeting as commander after a full year. Comrades praised Memorial Day services as the most impressive yet. A Gismo Party for veterans is set for Sunday June 19 at the Veterans Hospital organized by the Orange County Council and Posts.
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Seal Beach
Edwin Doolittle
United Veterans Council
Veterans Hospital
Orange County Council
Posts
Cub Scout Pack 216 Holds Monthly Meeting at City Hall
Pack No 216 gathered at City Hall last Friday with Mark Cadwell presiding. Harry Reinhart assisted as treasurer reports were delivered. Den Chiefs Larry Davis and Carl Kanler received shoulder cords and several Scouts earned arrows and denner pins including Michael Akers Glen McMasters Dean Parke Carter Linnell Stephen Poling John Kobzev Mike O Brien Mike Hetherington Peter Olzev and others.
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City Hall
Mark Cadwell
Ten No. 10
Harry Reinhart
Reinhart
O den
Larry Davis
Carl KanJler
Michael Akers
Silver Arrow
Glen McMasters
Ass’t
Denner
Douglas Sharpe
Freddie Drew
Roland Garner
Dean Parke
Gold
Carter Linnell
Stephen Poling
John Kobzev
Bobcat
Mike O’brien
Mike Hetherington
Wolf
Peter Ol
Cub Scout Pack Meeting Highlights June Picnic Theme
Michael Rice is credited as silver arrow. Den No 4 staged a circus themed skit featuring Michael Akers as ringmaster, Johnny Dressler as strong man, Eddie Howard and David Browning as bow and arrow, Douglas Sharpe and Glen McMasters as a two headed woman. Den groups joined in the living circle closing ceremony.
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den No. 4
Michael Akers
Johnny Dressler
Eddie Howard
David Browning
Douglas Sharpe
Glen McMasters
Dens
The World at a Glance Quiet Washington Era
Veteran newsmen say no period in Washington matches today's calm. Democrats lack enthusiasm on their issues and the President avoids clashes with lawmakers. Stock market inquiry faded, tax-cut furor died, Bricker amendment waned, farm price supports move drew little Senate attention.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Bricker
House
Senate
Quiet Washington as 1956 election looms
The piece notes a calm in the Nation's Capitol that may precede the 1956 election storm. It reflects on how both parties will trumpet deplorable or wonderful events, while acknowledging the welcome lack of national uproar for now.
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Washington
Miracle at Dunkirk remembered as miraculous rescue
A late May event at Dunkirk retold as miraculous 1940 evacuation in which about 400000 British and French troops were evacuated. The calm Channel and fog aided a fleet of small boats, delivering 90 percent of the men to England and earning the label the greatest rescue of all time.
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Dunkirk
Hitler
British
England
Women in Banking Face Job Change and Absenteeism
Sam Stewart Jr of Bank of America told bank women that women change jobs two to three times faster than men and have higher absenteeism, which limits opportunities in business though he praised their skill in handling many bank tasks.
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Sam Stewart, Jr
Bank of America
Bank of America Sees Women Reach Equal Pay and Roles
The Bank of America staff of 20,000 now includes about 60 percent women, up from 20 percent in 1932. Women hold equal pay and positions with men as opportunities expand, signaling a brighter future for female bankers.
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Bank of America
Banker
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