Trailer Ordinance to Set Fee of 150 for Yearly Permit
Huntington Beach and Long Beach comparisons show a $12 and $1 per trailer license respectively. City council moved to amend an ordinance raising the license fee to 5 per trailer with a 150 minimum. A trailer gates agency near the Standard station would incur the 150 minimum if any trailer is rented.
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Huntington Beach
Long Beach
Standard Station
Templeton in Training for Merchant Marine at Catalina Island
James Esor Templeton sixteen lives with his mother Irene Templeton at 209 Second Street. He is training as an apprentice seaman with the U S Maritime Service at Catalina Island West Coast base as part of a program announced by the enrolling officer in Los Angeles. The Huntington Beach Union High School student aims to gain skills to deliver Victory Cargo to U S forces and allies.
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James Esor Templeton
Irene Templeton
Second Street
U.S. Maritime Service
Great West Coast
Catalina Island
Sixth Street
Los Angeles
Young Templeton
Huntington Beach Union High School
Riflemen Hold Meeting in Artesia
The Sael Beach Riflemen met at Rifleman Jack Gage’s Artesia home after the civic auditorium filled. Coleman of Long Beach urged support for a servicemen’s recreational center in Long Beach. The group then socialized, with refreshments provided by the host. A Sunday range session featured rifles, pistols, and shotguns with a new moving target and skeet facilities. Tonight they are invited to Long Beach Serviceman's recreational center as guests of the Long Beach Rifleman's organization.
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Sael Beach
Jack Gage
Artesia
Coleman
Long Beach
Long Beach Rifleman's
California Prop 1 1944 Bond for veterans housing
Proposition No 1 on the November 7 1944 General Election ballot calls for a 30 million dollar bond to fund homes and farms for World War II veterans from California. It continues the 1922 program aiding veterans of World War I, praised as a leading rehabilitation effort. The Veterans Welfare Board has acquired over 20 000 homes for California veterans with no tax cost to taxpayers and no interest or principal burden stated.
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California
Calif
Veterans’ Welfare Board
State of
Mystery dog death leaves terrier owner unsettled
Mrs Lula Marcom reported her wire haired terrier found dead and bloodied upon returning from a trip to Los Angeles Monday night. An examination showed the animal free of rabies and its chained mother nearby remained unharmed. The yard is surrounded by a high fence.
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Lula Marcom
Marcom
City Cancels Taxes on Two Bay View School Lots
City council last Monday night ordered tax cancellation on lots 30 and 40, block 210, Bay View tract. The Seal Beach school district acquired the parcels after the rolls were compiled and the current year assessment on the two lots stands at 11.07 dollars.
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Bay View Tract
Seal Beach
Welfare Bonds Backed By Prop 1 Vote Urged
The Seal Beach American Legion and Auxiliary urge citizens to vote yes on Proposition 1 amid reports of an $8,000,000 net surplus from Welfare Bonds over any single day delinquency.
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Seal Beach
No Bids Reported On City Truck Purchase
At the city council meeting Roy Thomas maintenance foreman said the city will need Transportation Board approval before buying the truck. He cited lack of the okay as the main reason no bids were received.
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Roy Thomas
Transportation Board
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