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Public Editorial Stand Emphasizes Honest Debate
A bold call to confront opponents openly, urging decent people to join the fight and declare readiness. The editor vows never to resort to lies and insists on signing editorials with the masthead name. The piece frames an explicit showdown and a prepared stance.
Nevada California Lions Conference Held Tonight
The Nevada California Lions district hosts a spring conference and governor's dinner at the Anaheim Elks lodge with a noon luncheon and a forum period in the afternoon. Dr. Walter Dexter Sacramento state superintendent and Jacod C. Allen U S Chamber of Commerce field representative speak, Grace Wolford of Alhambra to perform.
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Anaheim
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Alhambra
James R. Miller Reports for Flight Training
James R. Miller reports for intensive B-17 Flying Fortress co-pilot training at Gulfport Army Air Field Mississippi. The Second Lieutenant, son of Fred P. Miller of Seal Beach California, is part of a ten man crew living and training together under simulated battle conditions. He joined the armed forces in Santa Ana in April 1943 after leaving city employment.
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Fred P. Miller
Marine Ave
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Santa Ana
Warren Benno Joins Marines
Warren Richard Benno, 21, of 228 Highth Street, Seal Beach, a former Douglas Aircraft inspector and Huntington Beach High School student, has joined the United States Marine Corps. He is married to Jane L. Whittington and they have a daughter, Nedra Louise, living at the same address in Seal Beach. He reported to the San Diego base.
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228 Highth Street
Seal Beach
Huntington Beach
Benno
Jane L. Whittington
Nedra Louise
San Diego
Record Tax Revenues and Low Delinquency in City
Tax revenues reached a city record with 98.84 percent of a $113,412.83 total paid, only 1.16 percent delinquent. Tax assessor C. A. Miller notes this is the lowest delinquent amount in history and the delinquent list will be published on June 2.
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Miller
Fifth Grade Pupils Honor Mothers With Program
Dorotha Sigman welcomed the group as Robert Wilson presented the flag. The pledge, The Star Spangled Banner, folk dances, and the play For Mother on Her Day concluded the program in the school auditorium. Miss Wolf teaches the fifth grade. Many students and mothers attended after handmade invitations were sent.
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Dorotha Sigman
Robert Wilson
Miss Wolf
Pvt George Lynch Heads to Greensboro for Training
Pvt George R Lynch Jr son of Mr and Mrs George R Lynch of Sunset Beach recently spent five days visiting relatives on his way to Greensboro North Carolina for advanced gunnery training He graduated from gunnery school in Gila Bend Arizona and expects overseas assignment after training in Greensboro
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Gila Bend
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Coast Group Sets May 17 Meeting In Laguna Beach
The Orange County Coast Association will hold its regular meeting in Laguna Beach on Wednesday May 17, with a dinner at 6 30 p m at Hotel Laguna. Dan Patch president notes last month’s session was cancelled due to officers installation in many cities. New chairmen will be appointed for committees working on coast problems. all interested in coast affairs urged to attend.
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Orange County Coast Association
Laguna Beach
Dan Patch
Patch
Lacuna
Statewide petition seeks increased school funding in ballot measure
McGaugh explains the effort is state wide not local and aims to raise funds for schools by increasing per unit payments from $30 to $50 on one source, potentially boosting total from two sources to $60. If enough signatures are gathered the measure would go to the state ballot with further arguments to follow.
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McGaugh
School funding petition urged voters to boost district funds
Fay J. H. McGaugh, superintendent of the local elementary school, urged all registered voters in the district to sign a circulating petition seeking an increase of $20 per unit of attendance to provide more money for elementary schools.
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