Slipping in Bath Inspires Cautious Recovery and Hope
Adela Rogers St Johns explains how California law protecting juvenile actors, born from Jackie Coogan's troubles, now safeguards their future. The American Weekly feature promises intimate disclosures and reassuring guidance, distributed with next week's Los Angeles Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Adela Rogers St. Johns
California
Jackie Coogan
American Weekly
LOS Angeles Examiner
Uncle Sam service lists from Seal Beach war area
The Post & Wave lists local residents serving in Navy Army and Coast Guard in the war zones. Names include Warren Flanagan Charles Bradshaw J. F. Lockner and many others with addresses in Electric Avenue Ocean Avenue 12th Street and nearby areas. Entries cover assignments at Camp Haan March Field Fort MacArthur and Iceland with relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Beach
Post & Wave
Charles Bradshaw
E. J. Watson
C. F. Pate
Jack Haley
Ocean Ave
William Brown
12Th St
Harry Bellan
Clarence B. Brown
Bill” Taylor
F. J. Seymour
R. J. Hamelin
William Jones
Niles van Auken
Electric Avenue
C. W. Smith
Robert Patterson
Lyford Patterson
Wm. Flack
Jack Lee
Tommy Wasson
Bill Jones
Lynn McAllister
Ole Salem
Donald Finch
John N. Mcwinney
E. L. Sleeth
Ted Steffen
Lawrence Howard
Harold Nance
Richard Krause
Russell O’rear
Ocean Avenue
Robert Sherman
Bower Hiddenga
Fourteenth St
U. S. S. Houston
T. E. Lettice
5th.St
John Melberger
15Th St
Marcus McManus
Clifton Shumaker
5Th
Ocean
Francis W. Ennis
Army
Camp Haan
Calif
Neil Franklin
Ft. MacArthur
Ralph Drent
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Douglas Lawhead
March Field
Milton Egger
Max Hugenin
Dick Whittington
Texas
Ned Whittington
Anchorage
Alaska
Howard Kirby
Leslie Harness
Milton Eggen
Bob Benno
Harry E. Smith
Twelfth Street
Cavalry
Wes Irvine
Army Air Corps
Russell Johnson
Grace Irvine
Bert Sproul
Fort Miles
San Francisco
Chuck” James
Coast Guard
Modification for Blackout on Emergency Vehicles
James M. Carter announces changes to blackout lighting rules allowing a small white or amber driving light for emergency vehicles. Statutory units may also display a tiny red front light. Lights must aim 75 to 100 feet ahead with minimal intensity and no air visibility. Lincoln Department to publish approved devices after testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Carter
Carter
Highway Patrol
Loose talk and driving linked to aiding the enemy
A wartime remark ties careless speech and reckless driving to helping the enemy. The comment notes that lax behavior in public or on the road can undermine security and morale, urging vigilance and discipline among citizens.
American Legion Auxiliary Urges Active Service and Civic Reform
The organization calls eligible women to active duty in the Auxiliary to boost patriotic service amid wartime preparations. It aims to foster citizenship, combat subversive influences, care for veterans and their families, and strengthen communities. The Beach Post will host the annual Americanism program on March 13 at 7 30 pm in the Civic auditorium with prizes for 6th to 8th grade essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
American Legion Auxiliary
Seal Beach Legion Post and Auxiliary
Civic Auditorium
Ray Moffitt
Thelma Upham
Public invited to splendid program event
Public is cordially invited to attend a planned program along with all Post and Auxiliary members, inviting community participation and group involvement in the event.
Mortenson sale of groceries liquor licenses to Jaeckels
Notice under Civil Code section 3440 that E L Mortenson and Arlene Mortenson intend to sell to Louis E Jaeckel and Lena Jaeckel all property of Mortenson's Market at 1430 Ocean Ave Seal Beach Orange County California. Purchase price for licenses and business is 200 dollars with escrow at First National Trust Fullerton on March 18 1942 at 10 am. Vendor and vendee addresses given. Dated March 6 1942.
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State of
California
E. L. Mortenson
Arlene Mortenson
Louis E. Jaeckel
Lena Jaeckel
City of Fullerton
County of Orange
State of California
Ocean Ave
City of
Seal Beach
Public Auction Notice of Property in Anaheim Bay Tract
LOS ANGELES TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY as trustee will sell at public auction on April 2, 1942 at 2:00 p.m. at the South Front entrance of the Orange County Court House in Santa Ana. Property described as Lot 44 and half of Lot 46 in Block 220, Tract 10 Anaheim Bay Tract, to satisfy a deed of trust securing obligations to Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles. Sale is without warranty of title, in lawful money, for cash to the highest bidder. Dated March 11, 1942. By W. N. Bucklin Jr., Vice-President. By A. F. Huntly, Assistant Secretary. Pub dates March 12, 19, 26, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Santa Ana
County of Orange
State of California
LOS Angeles Trust & Safe Deposit Company
John A. Edgbert
Ruth Edgbert
Security-First National Bank OF Los Angeles
Orange County
United States OF America
County of
Orange
State of
California
Anaheim Bay
W. N. Bucklin, Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Marie Storm
Dame Nature
Vistors
Uncle Sam
Naval Reserve
Warren Flanagan
Coast Artillery
Edward Finch
Carl Glenn
Bill Reep
Walter Burch
Roy Brown
Pvt
Robert Kirby
Marine Corps
Honolulu
BE. R. Mortenson
A. Turrentine
al Dowdy
Margaret Melberger
Ivan Scott
Corpus Christie
Russell Stevens
Pensacola
Florida
Nellie Sollinger
Venders
Louis HE. Jaeckel
Vendees
Anet Shasaa Brcoy Nh Se
Southern Counties Gas CO
National Defense
Chet
Long Beach
A. F. Huntly
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