A R Newberry Serving in Tokyo Bay
Anthony Roy Newberry is a sea man first class serving on the USS Mount Olympus in Tokyo Bay. The ship is a communication headquarters vessel among the first U S Navy units to enter Tokyo Bay. The Mount Olympus flagship of Vice Admiral T Wilkinson arrived at dawn the day Japan surrendered. The war will not be won by a single moment.
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Anthony Roy Newberry
James Herbert Newberry
Ocean Avenue
Tokyo Bay
Mount Ree
T. Wilkinson
City Employees Enjoy Night at Sam's Sea Foods
Seal Beach city employees attended a dinner and entertainment at Sam's Sea Foods, new premises last year. George and Sam Ardinitis hosted about 80 guests including Mayor Jaeckel, councilors, police and fire officials, city officers, and residents from Surfside Colony. The event featured a cowgirl act, accordion, singing, square dancing, piano and organ music, and dancing with Solovox music.
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Seal Beach
George
Sam Ardinitis
Sam’s
Sea Food
Ardinitis Brothers
Sam's Sea Foods
Las. Soing
Jimmy Means
Louis E. Jaeckel
Frank Shufelt
J. P. Butler
Lucille Smith
Lee Whidden
Charles Irvine
Lee Howard
Paul Curtis
Nola Thomas
Roy Thomas
James Snell
Fred Smith
Oscar Smith
Dana Williams
Volunteer Fire Department
Pacific Coast Riflemen
McCrary
Wayne Riesner Serves Aboard USS Hamlin In Tokyo Bay
Wayne Gill Riesner Seaman First Class of 1516 Ocean Avenue is serving on the USS Hamlin, a seaplane tender in Tokyo Bay as part of the occupation force. Fleet Air Wing 1 planes sank 187,555 tons and damaged 173,976 tons of Japanese shipping from March 29 to war’s end. Give generously to the War Chest.
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Seal Beach
Wayne Riesner
Tokyo Bay
Wayne Gill Riesner
Ocean Avenue
Hamlin
Fleet Air Wing 1
Read the Post ads in Seal Beach today
The notice urges readers to check the Post Columns for the very thing they want, promising help from everyone and suggesting not to rely on a sign in a window. It promotes the newspaper as the source for local needs and guidance.
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Seal Beach
Cantor and Durante Lead Radio Stars in Fall Returns
Eddie Cantor begins his 20th year in radio on NBC with a Sept. 26 start, a multi-millionaire who rose from a Coney Island saloon singer amid family objections. Jimmy Durante, 52, headlines radio shows on CBS with Garry Moore, earning about $18,000 weekly, while Ginny Simms, linked to Judy Garland, headlines for a CBS Friday night slot. Bing Crosby and Perry Como exchange notes as rivals in Hollywood, with Crosby glad Como is back on NBC. Kate Smith marks 15 years of weekly broadcasts, reviving classic songs.
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George Lilley
New York
N. Y
NBC
Eddie Cantor
Ida Tobias
Eddie
Edward Israel Iskowitz
Coney Island
Jimmy Durante
Cantor
Stooge
New York Lower East Side
Jimmy
Rante
Hotel Astor
Durante
CBS
Garry Moore
Weeiy
Ginny Simms
Judy Garland
Frank Sinatra
Ginny
Texas
California
Virginia Helen Simms
San Antonio
Fresno
Lombardo
Joseph
Bing Crosby
Perry Como
NBC Supper Club
Hollywood
Como
Bing
Grooner
Crosby
Andrews Sisters
Jay Jostyn
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A. R. Newbery
Sam’s Sea Foods
John Denham
Francis Bacon
Eddie Cantor Ida
Fratmen Simmer
Surf Theatre
Hentington Beach
Alexander Dumas
Anita Louis
John Loder
Jane Powell
Ralph Bellamy
Robert Young
Jane Witherson
John Wayne
Ann Dvorak
Barbary Coast
ANN Louise Dress Shoppe
Bette-La
Main Street
John M. Cole
Eastside
LOS Angeles Brewing CO
Los Angeles
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