Seal Beach Post and Wave publisher listing
The Seal Beach Post and Wave records W. L. Robertson as owner and publisher at 208 Main Street Seal Beach California The note lists dates of second class filings for the Post and Wave and their consolidation as of October 31 1921 It also cites affiliations with the Orange County Weekly Newspaper Association and the California Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Main Street
Seal Beach
Calif
Orange County
California
Seal Beach Post
Seal Beach Wave
Orange County Weekly Newspaper Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Recall Campaign Close Shows Expert Signature Verification
The article notes David A. Black of Clark Sellers certifies the questioned signature matches the person named by the proponent. Black is remembered for his Lindbergh kidnapping case testimony, which helped convict Richard Bruno Hauptmann. Nichols had faced medical care during this period.
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David A. Black
Clark Sellers
Nichols
Richard Bruno Hauptmann
Mr. Black
Handwriting Expert Affirms Signatures On Recall Petitions
An affidavit by David A. Black, examiner of questioned documents, states he compared signatures of Mrs. Claire A. Dahlstrom with two recall petitions for Paul Calvo and George H. Clark filed in Seal Beach. He concludes the same person wrote the two questioned signatures and related writing, and finds no forgery evidence though stylistic differences suggest unusual writing conditions.
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State of California
David A. Black
Ant
Clark” Sellers
American Society of Questioned Document Examiners
South Spring Street
Los Angeles
California
Afl
Sinc Thes Union
Claire A. Dahlstrom
Seal Beach
Claire A. Dahl- Strom
Francis J
Claire A. DahIistrom
Paul Calvo
George H. Clark
Claire A. Dahlsteén
Georges H. Glark
Dahlstrom
Francis J. Nichols
Claire A. Dahistr
Recall Petition Signatures Questioned in California
A sworn statement by David A. Black as Examiner of Questioned Documents notes signatures on Recall Petitions for Paul Calvo and George H. Clark. The affidavit, sworn March 3, 1955, is witnessed and notarized by Franka Shufelt, Notary Public for Orange County California, with seal and commission expiration in 1956.
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Franka
Shufelt
County of Orange
California
Marla English
Hollywood Park
Marla
Hollywood
Paramount Studios
Confidential File discusses atomic attack preparedness
Paul Coates questions Los Angeles area defenses and mass evacuation. He argues underground shelters are impractical, air supply could be cut, and survival depends on where one is during an attack. He critiques apathy and fears selective power and social coercion in crisis.
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Paul Coates
Los Angeles
The Greatest Wealth Is Contentment With Little
A reflection on contentment and the value of a generous mother. The piece warns of taking loved ones for granted and highlights the enduring wealth of simple, unspoken care, urging readers to notice and cherish small acts that sustain contentment.
A Good Reputation Drives Steady Local Business
A trusted local firm sustains success as customers cite reliability and fair pricing. Community endorsement helps attract repeat business, while steady referrals reinforce its solid standing in the market.
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Long Beach
W.L. Robertson
Wirs. Nichols
Orange
Jimmy Arnerich
Nina Bennis
Coast Highway
Dee
Edwina
Sigmund Romberg
Jose Ferrer Merle Oberon
Helen Traubel
Athena" Music and Technicolor
Post
Wave
L. B
Mamie's Cafe
Frank A. Krause
Geeral Insurance
St. Seal Beach
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