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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1945
Page
2
The week covers Argentina’s renewed siege and political purge under Farrell and Peron, wartime figures like Wiedemann and Patton’s gaffe, and senate moves toward an atomic bomb oversight panel. experts warn Nazi remnants hinder postwar governance while Dr Staley foresees rapid advances in atomic power.
Riots in Saigon grow as pressure mounts over the return of French authority in Indochina. The region’s unrest signals rising autonomy sentiment, with British, French and Japanese observers noting major tensions and escalating clashes.
The Seal Beach Lions Club met October 3 1945 at the 101 Ranchhouse with past president Frank Shufelt presiding. Harbor Engineer Robert Shoemaker discussed harbor development while Willis Warner chaired the board of supervisors. Members split into three attendance teams led by David Kobernik and Toppin. next meeting October 17 will be led by Jim Butler. Henry Wilson won a door prize. a card was sent to Phil Norton recovering from an accident in Wyoming.
A report from the Eleventh Naval District Public Information Office states that Sebastian B. LaScala Paul O Stellwell and Lawrence W Howard have been released from naval service at Terminal Island San Pedro California LaScala is a store keeper third class at 215 Central Ave Stellwell is chief commissary steward at 219 Fourteenth Street and Howard is a store keeper first class at 226 Seventh Street all in Seal Beach
Troops struggled to quell the disorders as suspicions grew that the Japanese had a hand in inciting the riots. The Japanese Commander was placed under guard. One American officer was killed and another wounded during the violence.
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