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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1944
Page
2
The editorial weighs Dewey against Roosevelt in a heated Seal Beach political week. It notes Democrats favor Roosevelt, hints at a Fourth Deal if Dewey runs, and cites wartime policy and shortages as hurting Dewey’s case. The piece praises Roosevelt’s showmanship while critiquing the public’s inability to buy steak and gasoline.
Samuel Grafton in the Los Angeles Daily News argues Republicans have drawn only an outline of Dewey and that each region fills it with its own views. He contrasts a morose attitude with a builder who works under heat and scrutiny to create the structure of the times.
A small classified line advertises buy or sell or rent through The Post and Wave. The note promises sure-fire results from a six-figure ad placement.
The undersigned certifies conducting a business at 801 W Garden Grove Boulevard Garden Grove California under the fictitious name Garden Grove Sanitarium. Names and residences of persons composing the firm are listed. Richard Alfred Carter of Garden Grove appears before Notary Opha Pfanstiel who certifies his execution of the document on June 2, 1944 in Los Angeles County.
The Executrix of Horace P. Seavey’s estate will privately sell at ten in the morning on June 30 1944 in Long Beach California the parcels Lot 21 and Lot 22 in Block A Flagg's Addition to Garden Grove and related rights. Bids in writing to Bruce Mason attorney or filed with the Los Angeles Superior Court. terms cash ten percent down the balance on court confirmation with taxes prorated.
The Superior Court of California Orange County issues a summons in the case of Violet L Aitchison versus Robert C Aitchison. The defendant must answer within ten days if served in Orange County or thirty days otherwise, or the plaintiff may seek judgment or other relief. Date first published April 28, 1944.
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