California Gubernatorial Fight Promises High Stakes
To the Point Seal Beach and Orange county voters are about to witness, and also participate, in the most bitter political fight in the history of California. Governor Culbert Olson seeks re election amid a statewide battle with Warren and party-centric turnout questions loom for November.
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Seal Beach
Orange County
California
Culbert L. Olson
Earl Warren
Olson
Warren
Two Women Injured In Morning Crash In Seal Beach
Early Sunday after midnight, Pablo Lievans of Orange drove on the wrong side and failed to stop at a boulevard, overturning his car and crashing into Guy H. Melton's vehicle from Long Beach. Amelia Calac, a passenger in Melton’s car, suffered a sprained ankle and minor injuries and was hospitalized. Edna Johnson, riding with Melton, had a cut head and bruises and was treated at home. Neither driver was hurt.
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Pablo Lievans
Orange
Guy H. Melton
Long Beach
Amelia Calac
Edna Johnson
Melton
Seal Beach
Sievans
Bay Boulevard
Bolsa Road
Warning Post Needs Watchers for Army Air Corps
The aircraft warning service led by Chief Observer T. L. Burns seeks volunteers for the Seal Beach post. Trained volunteers will work 24 hours a day to provide early detection, allowing one patrol plane to replace sixteen, freeing aircraft for other duties. Contact Burns at 250 Fifth Street or assistants listed with addresses and phone numbers for training and assignment details.
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T. L. Burns
Army Air Corps
Seal Beach
Army
Burns
Fifth Street
Donna Carpender
Surfside Colony
W. H. Kimball
E. Ocean
Haskell Jones
Mar Morrison
Thirteenth Street
Beach Police Report Accident Increase
Seal Beach police figures show a definite rise in motor vehicle accidents. In August 1942 there were seven accidents with twelve injuries, one serious, but only three after dark. The prior year had three August accidents with five injuries, and July showed two accidents, three injuries, and one fatality.
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Seal Beach
Police Department
Pearson Hurt In Auto Crash On Terminal Island
Homer Pearson a former Seal Beach police officer now with Kern Drilling was injured in a collision with a Navy truck on Terminal Island. He suffered several crushed ribs and the car was wrecked. He was treated at Atkinson Pollack Emergency Hospital and Community Hospital before being released Tuesday afternoon.
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Terminal Island
Homer Pearson
Seal Beach
Kern Drilling Company
Pearson
Kern
Atkinson Pollack
Henkey Enlists as Flying Officer Cadet at Maxwell Field
Wilfrid R. Henkey of Seal Beach California is enrolled as an aviation cadet in the Army Air Forces Pre-Flight School for Pilots at Maxwell Field Alabama. He will undergo nine weeks of training followed by 27 weeks of flight instruction toward wings and service as a flying officer. He is a Huntington Park High School graduate and Curtiss Wright attendee who began civilian flight training in San Pedro before joining on July 25, 1942 in Los Angeles.
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Maxwell Field
Ala
Wilfrid R. Henkey
Max Henkey
Ocean Avenue
Seal Beach
California
Army Air Forces
Montgomery
Alabama
Henkey
Southeast
Army Air Forces Training Center
Huntington Park High School
Curtiss Wright Technical School
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Lions Club Opens Fall Social Season at Sam's Seafood Grotto
A large Lions delegation from Huntington Beach Alhambra Anaheim and guests from Seal Beach attended the Lions Club ladies night banquet at Sam's Seafood Grotto. Tony Cabooch, noted radio and film star, was introduced as a South American goodwill ambassador by Jim Butler, underscoring a grand opening to the season.
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Huntington Beach
Alhambra
Anaheim
Seal Beach
Lions Club
Sam’s Seafood Grotto
Tony Cabooch
Radio and
Motion Picture Fame
Jim Butler
South America
Orange County Chronicle to Launch in Santa Ana
Articles of Incorporation filed for a new daily newspaper to be published in Santa Ana, named the Orange County Chronicle, with Oct 15 street date. C M Aker James M Lewis and M B Norton own the paper, stock offered up to 1 million dollars, Mason Yould to be publisher and editor, Eleanor Elliot to edit women’s pages, with more Register staffers joining. The paper aims to support union labor though not an official union organ.
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Santa Ana
Orange County Chronicle
B. J. Smith
C. M. Aker
James M. Lewis
Balboa
M. B. Norton
Mason Yould
Santa Ana Register
Yould
The
Register
San Francisco Chronicle
Long Beach News
Long Beach Telegram
Pasadena Post
Eleanor Elliot
Chronicle
Beaten in Brawl Blitzed by Court Near Westminster
A drunken bar brawl at Barber City Cafe ends with Onofre Almeda jailed for 85 days after striking Ysidro Ruiz with a brake rod. Ruiz required hospital care. Pena and Drent helped, leading to Almeda’s 25 days for intoxication and 60 days for assault. Rod later turned over to local salvage drive.
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Barber City
Westminster
Justice of the Peace
Fred J. Smith
Onofre Almeda
Almeda
Ysidro Ruiz
Buckles
Fullerton
Herman Drent
Smith
Almieda
Pena
Seal Beach
Salvage Drive Progressing in Seal Beach
A wartime salvage effort in Seal Beach seeks mechanically minded men to dismantle a donated automobile for metal to aid the war. Pay is satisfaction from helping fuel tanks planes guns and boats. J C Frosty Felts city councilman invites volunteers at his store next to the post office.
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Seal Beach
J. C
Frosty
Felts
Wardens Last Meeting Open To Public Tuesday
The final air raid warden class arranged by the county OCD office will be open to the public at city hall next Tuesday night. Instructor William R. Salisbury of Costa Mesa will lead the session, which is billed as very interesting. planners urge a large crowd to attend.
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County Ocd
Office of
Civilian Defense
William R. Salisbury
Costa Mesa
Dimout Drive Starts Tonight on Coast Highways
State Highway Patrol and coastal auxiliary police begin an intensive dimout and speeding enforcement drive along the coast. Captain Meehan and Ben Lieberman coordinate with U S Attorney Maurice Norcop who urged local enforcement. Violators face charges under Section 510 of the state code and possible misdemeanor penalties under Section 451 for ignoring lawful orders. Dimout warnings are treated as lawful orders.
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Captain Meehan
State Highway Patrol
Ben Lieberman
OCD
Santa Ana
Meehan
Lieberman
United States
Maurice Norcop
San Diego
Enlarged OPA Board Expands Quota and Adds Members
At the orders of the OPA Los Angeles officer, Seal Beach War Price and Rationing Board grows to twelve members with six new appointees Ellen M. Congreve Patricia Smith Margaret Postal Charles L. Shea Lee Benno and Bowden Wilkerson. The board divides responsibilities among price control rubber sugar and alternates while September tire quotas more than double August. Allocations include thirteen grade one tires for doctors ministers and some service branches fourteen grade two tires for war workers farmers and enlisted men and thirty two retreads and recaps.
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OPA
Los Angeles
Fred E. Yerger
Seal Beach
Jessie W. Reed
Defense Council
Ellen M. Congreve
Patricia Smith
Margaret Postal
Charles L. Shea
Lee Benno
Bowden Wilkerson
Armed Service
Carpenters to Work Labor Day in Orange County
For the first time in Orange County history carpenter members of the Carpenters Union will work on Labor Day. The action follows a vote to work on Labor Day for any job affecting national defense, aligning with the wishes of Donald Nelson and William Green. About three weeks prior, Southern California locals agreed to the plan, impacting around 1,200 members across Santa Ana Anaheim and Laguna Beach.
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AFL
Carpenters
Orange County
Carpenters’ Union
C. I. Bartholomew
Donald Nelson
Wiliam Green
California
Nelson
Green
Santa Ana
Anaheim
Laguna Beach