Seal Beach Grows As Aviation Center And Road Upgrades
The city notes include one motorcycle officer, O K Carr, who issued 18 speedings in a week, and G W Wells fined for passing another vehicle within 100 yards. Jewel City Amusement Company hired four famous aviators and Seal Beach touted as aviation center of Southern California. Newly paved Central Avenue from Fifth Street to the Coast Highway and Fifth Street from Ocean to the Highway opened to traffic. Naomi Upham, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Upham, wed 12 years ago. The Seal Beach Boys Club received its incorporation papers from the state capitol.
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Editorial: Prospects of Big Four Meeting After Austrian Peace
The piece weighs the potential impact of a Big Four gathering after an Austrian peace treaty. It notes limited optimism about outcomes but argues the conference could reduce battlefield risk and foster a period of coexistence. It warns Communism’s aims remain unchanged while stressing the value of dialogue and measured Western messaging.
The State Bonds that Make Public Services Possible
The purchase of the $30 million State of California School Building Aid Bonds highlights the hard work behind public facilities. Planning, financing, and underwriters ensure schools, fire engines, and water systems exist, paid for by taxes as California grows.
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Byrd warns debt equals all U S tangible wealth
Senator Harry F. Byrd told the U S Chamber of Commerce that the Federal debt today equals the total value of all land, buildings, mines, machinery, livestock and more in the United States. He warned that settling accounts would require every owned asset to bail out of debt. Then he pivoted to lighter thoughts and suggested going fishing.
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Toe Shoes and Velvet Dreams in a Dancer's Spotlight
A dancer recalls worn toe shoes and glossy satin while reliving a dressing room filled with costumes, makeup, and rhinestones. She describes the thrill of rehearsal, the scent of grease paint, and the heartbeat of music as she nears the climactic crescendo.
Dancing Shoes Remembered in a Life of Talent
A speaker recalls a life of creative work and friendships as they part with a favorite pair of dancing shoes. They reflect on courage, laughter, struggle, and loyalty among artists who shared dreams, making melodies from trials and triumphs.
This Week's Tides May 20 26
Tides for May 20 to May 26 include daily high and low times with feet readings. The table lists dates Friday through Thursday, with multiple daily high tides around 3.8 to 6.8 feet and low tides from 0.7 to 2.1 feet, noting occasional OCR errors.
Going Abroad Draws Crowded Ships and Planes
U S foreign travel tops sensational, with over 1,000,000 people planned for trips abroad this year. Most travelers head to Western Europe, while about one in ten goes to Latin America, as the Changing Times notes.
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It Is Not Enough to Do Good in the Right Way
A reflection attributed to John Morely stresses that ethical action requires proper method as well as intent, noting virtue hinges on both motive and method. The quote implies moral responsibility extends beyond outcomes to include process and conduct.
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