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Seal Beach Post And Wave

Location

Seal Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1945

Page

9

Nelson Speaks on Postwar Prosperity at CNAMA Meeting

Elmer S. Nelson, economist and OPA group service specialist, will address the California Newspaper Advertising Managers Association at the Los Angeles Elks Temple this evening after dinner at 6 30. He forecasts 12 to 15 years of prosperity if inflation stays in check and outlines Southern California's postwar potentialities, noting his UCLA tenure and work as economic consultant to American and Latin American interests.

Elmer S. Nelson CNAMA California Advertising Managers Association Los Angeles Elks TeM@le Nelson OPA UCLA

Conference on Surplus Government Goods Disposal Methods

The Associated Chamber of Commerce of Orange County will host a Huntington Beach meeting on September 25 to explain surplus government property disposal methods. Organized by the Paid Chamber of Commerce Secretaries Group with the California State Chamber of Commerce, the event invites purchasing agents, county and city governments, farm groups, and industrial managers to learn how to obtain surplus property.

Associated Chamber of Commerce Orange County Huntington Beach Paid Chamber of Commerce California State Chamber of Commerce

Infant Mortality Soared In Western Holland Report Says

An American Relief for Holland report to Rollie Vinzant cites extremely high infant mortality in Western Holland due to long Nazi food shortages. Newborns survive about six weeks before starvation, as mothers receive scant rations of bread potatoes and thin soup. After liberation some areas lacked even allotted rations, forcing families to share scarce food with older residents hiding from slave labor. American Relief for Holland, aided by the Seal Beach War Chest, has shipped relief supplies since Germany’s surrender.

Holland Western Rollie Vinzant Seal Beach

This Is Your City Back in 1916

In 1916 R Z Adams sales manager of Robert B Armstrong Company published Seal Beach history in the Seal Beach Post. He described Seal Beach as a remote coast spot becoming a rail and boulevard terminus with a one mile sand stretch between Alamitos and Anaheim Bays. He predicted a burst of activity in ninety days rivaling the San Francisco Fair and noted Seal Beach’s homey appeal, proximity to Los Angeles, and immense future growth.

R. Z. Adams Robert B. Armstrong Company Seal Beach California Pacific Coast Alamitos Anaheim Mr. Adams Los Angeles

Government Property Must Be Returned

Chas. Z. Irvine Civil Defense Coordinator for Seal Beach urges all holders of government property issued during the war to deliver items to City Hall. Returns include 4 to 7 gallon pumps steel masks and helmets and must be made before October 1.

Chas. Z. Irvine Civil Defense Seal Beach

Seal Beach Buses To Run Unchanged Fall Winter Schedule

Pacific Electric Railway announces fall and winter motor coach service from Los Angeles to Seal Beach Huntington Beach Newport Beach and Balboa will continue with about the same headways as summer. Eleven weekday trips and nine Sunday trips with slight time adjustments begin Sunday September 16. The Commodore club car ends summer service September 14. last rail run is September 15. Public timetables available from operators conductors agents and information bureaus.

Seal Beach Los Angeles Huntington Beach Newport Beach Balboa H. O. Marler Pacific Electric Railway Commodore Marler

Men Becoming Style Conscious as Result of War

Ralph L. Carver of the Custom Tailors and Designers Association says war makes men more style conscious than in a century. He predicts masculine demand for freer apparel choices, a rebellion against uniforms, and future styles that balance function and personality. Bright neckwear signals a radical male style trend.

Ralph L. Carver Custom Tailors and Designers Association of America Mr. Carver Lord Byron

Civil Air Patrol Erecting Air Markers Across West

The Civil Air Patrol teams with General Petroleum Corp to place about 250 air markers on roofs hillsides and by roadsides across California Oregon Washington Idaho Nevada Utah and Arizona. Air maps listing marker locations will be published by the State Wing Headquarters and include all properly marked towns even if off main highways. The effort aims to improve private flying safety and reduce pilots getting lost with national prominence for out of the way communities.

Civil Air Patrol General Petroleum Corporation Pacific Coast California Oregon Washington Idaho Nevada Utah Arizona Civil Aeronautics Administration

Louise Morrell Spiritual Psychic At Ocean Avenue

Louise Morrell presents as a spiritual psychic offering to solve problems. Located at 513 Ocean Ave Seal Beach, she invites clients with personal troubles to seek guidance and psychic reading.

Louise Morrell Louise Ocean Ave Seal Beach

California Admits Mature State Turning Point on Admission Day

Governor Earl Warren at the Native Sons and Native Daughters of the Golden West picnic in Los Angeles declares Admission Day 1945 marks California's real beginning as a fully grown state. He highlights postwar growth, responsibilities, and shared resolve with millions of new citizens.

California Earl Warren Los Angeles Native Sons of the Golden West Native Daughters of the Golden West Warren

Long Beach USES Moves to New Office Building

The Offices of the United States Employment Service and the Unemployment Insurance Division will relocate from 416 Pine Avenue to a new 60 by 200 foot building at Sixth and Alamitos, costing over 50000 dollars and opening around November 1. The new 12000 square foot facility will be about 50 percent larger to meet rising demand.

United States Employment Service War Manpower Commission Pine Avenue Sixth and Altamitos Odmark and Company State of California Armory Hall East Seventh Street George Toll Long Beach

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