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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1945
Page
2
Classified listings show Mrs. Shirley at 316 Thirteenth Street seeks a carpenter for kitchen cabinets while other items for sale include furniture, tools, a fountain pen, and a gas stove at various Seal Beach and local addresses.
Citizens urged to mail Christmas gifts to troops overseas, noting the September to October mailing window and weight and size limits. Clear printing, preprinted addresses recommended to ensure delivery if wrapping is damaged. packages must weigh under five pounds and not exceed 18 inches long or 36 inches in length and girth.
Har ry C Westover, Collector of Internal Revenue for Southern California, announced that payments on all federal taxes including the third quarter 1945 estimated income taxes due September 15 will be accepted on Monday September 17 without penalty or interest. Tax returns due September 15 may also be filed by Monday September 17 without penalties. Internal Revenue offices are closed on Saturdays and the extension to Monday is automatic.
A. J. Gock announced shifts in Bank of America leadership. J. H. Rosenberg becomes executive vice president at Los Angeles and vice chairman of the finance committee while leading credit in Southern California. S. C. Beise moves to San Francisco to coordinate bank departments and join the advisory council. BE. A. Mattison joins the advisory council. T. C. Deane succeeds Rosenberg as LA Main Office vice president and manager, and Bernard Giannini moves to the LA Main Office as assistant vice president.
Forsty Felts broke ground on Thursday at the corner of Fifth and Central Streets to commence a building plan that will include apartments and garages, marking the start of a new residential complex.
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