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    Los Angeles - Real Estate

    Manuscripts

    4 items: ad from LAT, "I need the 5 best salesmen in the City..." 3/6/1913, for Van Nuys - Lankershim Lands ; LAT ad, for San Fernando Mission Land Co., 4/3/1913 ; LAT editorial, "End of a racket," 8/7/1931 ; 2-pp. with report and timeline of a 1913 real estate scandal involving Los Angeles Investment Co., and its president, Charles A. Elder, sent in-house in LAT, 1976.

    mssLAT

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    Los Angeles Suburban Homes Co

    Manuscripts

    2 items: map of town sites in the San Fernando Valley. The map is titled "Van Nuys - Lankershim Lands." Surveyor - Y.J. (or V.J.) Rowan, 1910. The area shown included, west to east, the towns of Owensmouth, Marian and Van Nuys, with the Santa Monica Mountains to the south. Area marked "Not a part of this subdivision" is today's Sepulveda Basin ; printout of information sheet on another edition of same map from Huntington Rare Books Map Collection. NOTE: the town site of "Marian" was originally named for Harry Chandler's wife. The district is now know as Reseda.

    mssLAT

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    Los Angeles County - Sheriffs

    Manuscripts

    1 item: 96-pp. copied from Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department - Commemorative Book, 1850 - 1981 (published by Sheriff's Relief Assn. of Los Angeles County).

    mssLAT

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    Speeches - Los Angeles Bar Association

    Manuscripts

    3 items: three copies of speech Thomas presented to Los Angeles Bar Assn., 4/27/1978.

    mssLAT

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    Los Angeles Newspaper Publishers Association

    Manuscripts

    1 item: Norman Chandler memo to Richard Robinson on Los Angeles Newspaper Publishers Assn.

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    Secret Six (Los Angeles)

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 12 items: originals and copies of several items related to the "Secret Six" organization of the mid-1930s. Notable items: two issues, 3/9 and 3/20, 1935, of The Unemployed Vigilante (Civil Service Assn.) including Pg. 1 stories on "The Secret Six" ; one issue, 3/30/1935, of The Equalizer ; 5-pp. (onionskin ppr) "Statement to the newspapers and public of Los Angeles City and County, from The Secret Six, outlining their aims and goals ; related letters and information.

    mssLAT