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1940-1944 Proper Names Jameson ss^y.• b Claim *-6.35 damage to 8-10-.. car by City truck Jennor Lorene Mrs 12351 r Req trimming oelm trees prevent Jnraeson F '// Corp 2!:&5 _ fire hH7.Hrd In El Sfirp.nn Dint _ Deed .luitclaim Jennings C (Mrs) pet 10324 Kern Co . _ ' sanitary sewers Radford x.ve bet Jameson Jerome "^973 Sarah & Woodbridge Sts Jennings Theo F & Mattie A 969 --.- -im refund $2 for dog Auto damage by city car ....^..nse Jamie \/ K - Hampton resol 6944 • appear before P&F Comt re wire­ Jensen A J 11585 tapping (attached) Sergeant-nt-Arms City Council 20 yrs service - Austin resol Jamie Wallace N 3760 Police Dept req exemptn from Jens.3n Arndt J 13799 C S requiremts - spec pers invest Retirement as Sgfc-Afc-/.iin3 L-.r_A. - to Couiicii-i-esoi a|i-oi-ecic tioi. Harold Harby Jensen Carl req variance 7413 ' NE corner Adams & 2nd Ave .-u-v*xiie v^iiop Suey Co 6304 I ioraplaint re odors etc Jens-3n Mrs Carl W el al 16904, i.ii3S A Gilmore Re change ntifle Coldc-n 3-3-44 Janatsch Stephen 9005 r.ve bat '.'testern & Htlinale to 96tl Clm drags automobile collision Jensen Donald L claims 11022 Olympic Blvd & "xlaln St $405 dmgea $2500 fr accident Wilbur ft ' Janke Genevieve A 4241 Sherman V/ay by concrete culvert mpr alley S of Pico bet Jensen Dorofchy 5127 .-loit & Sherbourne Dr Claim drage destroy dog by iansen John J et al 7374 Humane Depfc rec grade crossing 2nd Ave befc Jensen Elizabeth K claims 11021 Hyde Park Bivd & Southwest Dr $10,000 pers inj V/ilbur ft Sherman Janss Investraent Corp 3297 V/ay by concrete culvert in rdway Zone variance-Glendon k LeConte Jensen Garth F 133S KCM $1 refund Civil Service ?Vl- Janssen 'Henry (Mrs) i-p.iT. Fee Sr Tab Eciuir, Claini dmge" inj defec Jensen Garth 11-10-44 18652 . 1339 '// 66th Claim $75 dam to ca " Jara P E claims fcruck on Fedora _3t $153.99 auto damage I. Jensen Henry C -'-12168 iiage i.iozar: v City req v/arrant ^156 for oy City truck i'a reo Is 1-A & 1-B Hansen Basin \ Ja-dine Ci.aa r. 12361 ft-.n 5-15-44 Jensen Henry C Et r-.l 14169 • et- co:.t.ir.u ; jt . ."d-Vallev City V HC Jensen-ntty c p- -^ - $2916.67 satis judgrat : r-dine 'ii C et al <; Co-Par SABC 10t.B IT,. 1''->:.B re: Hodeo Road - opening Jensen JJ,. J. 7374 . snd widening reacrooso (trads eSant crossina Fe gRailwa 2nd jAv e 1^931 :-ate aot Jensen Joseph 2740 Diat of Jarol -'.ibin et al 8964 ret extend sewor aystem .Jensen Joaeph 16530 , Barnett Hd & lansdo'ivne Aye Accepted resignation member 3d Metro V/oter Dlst-Ivbyor Jean Gloria 14909 ft Peggy Ryan-Req oermission Jenaen Joaeph 15531 . erect Jeep-0 Depot on...,.Lankershin Apptd member Bd '//&P Comanra to Jecklln Jo'nn - '.•-•-.' • 11895 auoceed.. C Cilarlce Keei^' -l-ioyor [•ty damage $75 Jensen Joaeph 16606 Prot confirm aa member Bd "//ater k Power Comsnra-Citz Power Comt •-iPfi Ppi.i. 7-26-44 17951 Jense'n Juiia'a " ' '" ' 14211 .0 dam to car by City Bd Pol Comsnrs req " r-.,„..,.-i„,. • car Coronado & Sunaet Guard . Jefferaon Finance Co 15488 .quitclaim deed 32 lota Del I.iar & Jensen Louis P ' 16331 I Tr 5951 bid accepted Req $1 refund for filing <"r-° '" Painters Civil Service Ex, Jeffery John 15497 Hen 3 moa Iv/aba with part pay Jensen Lulu C 15502 laborer Bur Mtnce & Sanitation-BFV/ Claim $5 dam to car by garbage Jollnk Emil et ai prot 11432 truck 20th St ut Hooper Ave otr lgt maint Lankershim Blvd Jensen titlsbery Lt bora tories 17626 bot Venture Blvd.vft Hatteras St Req refund $3 wholesale 6-7-44' license instead oi retail ,Jenkins Andrew T •>-i-''-i':'','!? 12312 Claim 32500 dBra'/'bers inj foiling IJergens Oil Co 2 745 off onsoenger zone 7th & Broadway Req purchaae Bond UO for Analieiin ,Sfc improveraenfc Jenkins Joshut M & Maebel1 15718 P.es 133 sale lot no side 53th St' Jcsberg Simon & Rufch 716 Dot Naomi & Central Avo-W'^rP iip.it 5fch Sfc E of Lucas Ave Vf,j-iunce • x;-----''ji^:.i::y-:::-i •: 7yJaaaon Victor 15736 Jolinaon Bill 17154 • Hoq $1 refund Civil Sorvioe Fil­ • Subrogee Travelers Ina Co-cl,alni '" ing FOQ Engineering Aide $49.14 dara to cor dump truck Joasup Kogei- V/ 8191 Johnson billie .; 0-}-.-'l4 -../'..,/.. iiiip.rovo La Tuna Canyon Hoad bet Cltiiiij v272;.. auiii pera inj ... tuu.^ Clybourne & Honolulu nves collision Junta -..-jnica .-Ivd ... ... Jofc^.r VI J (Ur) 190 in C 3-A'ito 'I'l-uil-ir l0.;7J •Ai--ti.i-(..merit-filliiig of p Etiwanda a Vt-i/ituru Blvd-re 1 tion iniinedi.ately print estub &c - Plan Cai'.iin rp.uf. ' Jeter '.Vin J (Dr) 440 Johnson Chaa l-'reeraan 2001 Refcii-eineiifc-Assk Health Officer ' Pet re mat ter a iiuti .c.-jfi-ty in in Health Dept city-L A Safety Cou.'icel Jefcfcon C F 4334 Johnson Cha.5 i^'reeraaii 15101 Claim...dmge prop blaafcing Offer build se/zage disposal plan'. 6734 V/oodrow Wilson Dr $10,000,000 pri iuiius & leaae to rn f-,. Jewel Tea Co., Inc 1272S .Johnson Chas Fr-jeman ^.r^p.;" Cloim 5,51 ^3"' ^"^ hedge v/hen burneu Offer to finance Sewer i'roj by City lot cleanlnK crew Housing Project- &c Jewelers Exchange Bldg Inc 3225 Johnson Chtr.les Freeman 16463 Claim refund 2nd ^ 1939-40 Coiiiniun to Planning Corasn re ou:- taxea li.n-J to ext L .. Airport Jewelers Exchange Bldg Inc3206 Johnson Clits Freeman 175/3 Tax refund suits on 1939 Offer sell to City 1365 6-5-.'-.', assess-Corapromiae (3221) acres for ext Lo,v/u-' i-un./avb fo ,•, i rr,r,rt — jev..-'L'-.'-.s' Union Local 23 18233 John.'ion Chas Fre.-^man 13693 H •., rliiin, tinn of smokri Offisr to finance \'.ith 11-20-44 nuiouiice private cauittl airporfc-sewer &c ''"--tfc Oris F efc al 4523 Johnson Charlotte Q sick „„.,,.699. ....pr alley SW of Corinth Ave bet • leave nurse Healtn Depfc Ohio .-..ve-fi; Sfca Monica Blvd lewetfc Sidney i.i 16571 Zone varia:ice-69fch St Plaintiff -Atty del'end Smith 4 Reeves - Police Corasnrs Johnson Dora Lee 3193 clm auto dmge $50 - V/ashington 325 So boyle Blvd & Hoover St - 7-15-41 lev.ish Synarjofiue .-•xu:; Johnson Dorothy 1/ 12263 4th & I'-ew iiara.i'shire-i t noi.se Telephone Operator - Poi Corasn Dr J L iipUin efcal req 4 to 6 wks' lve of abs Jex Elizabeth h 13304 Johnson Dumas claima 11401 Claira injuries due fco fail on return $660 from Pol Dept-evld- broken sidewalk-Pico & San Julian ence in bribery trial Jillson Koy E k Vera V. 3539 Johnson Mrs Edw G 76-.,. Per.-i.ifc laundry call & sor fcing need for Eraergency Hospital in Lot 142 Shorfc Line Villa Tr South.vest District Jimenez baivadore N 13530 Johnson Ernest '.V efc al 5467 Claira :.i:-70.25 damage to 10-,f6-44 Impr Las Flores Dr bet 113' car by Cifcy fcruck W of Delaware & i/!aplehursfc Jimenez Vera T ijo^ Req •v5 refund pen restaurant Jijdrrey L Harold 161 Req refund 5..2 duplicate dog 31ai;,i $1000 license Jefl .-I'S.Jil •- 7t.. r.Vo Joerden M - resol. 9311 Johnson George C B 13573 Council approp $25,000 to Req refund #10 for 10-,.6-44 inaug Ad-alt Education Pro| Special Police Perrait Joffe Eugene A 135: Jolmaon Georgia M 7-28-44 1791 Heq :-,lu.20 refund "nui la inn Cluiti 1,75 diii;; personal injury fell on roadway Jo"nn Paul Jones Eng Co 4264 Johnaon Glenn W 14113 n vacation portion Hollywood Heq $1 refund Civil Servicf Blvd Tr 7737 947.-- & 35•.U ing Fee Sanitation Inspector Johii.'.on A "" ••• ' '1 •-.•:tio Johnson Grace S et al 11588 pet for fcime limit pkg Park View Pro-. u...!i. .. Sfc bat 7th and 8th Sta Johnson A G 6390 Johnson grasa 1 Leave of Absence-3 days Heq approp :i?3170 elim grass in for hearinp; on A B #1327 Sta San F*ernando Valloy-Bd 3=ub '.flt Johnson A G-Leave absence 9707 Jolmson H Emma I2425 2 days att State Beach & Park Come Prot re sidewalks not being in. stalled on 94th Streefc nr Flgueroe San Francisco 11-14-41 (att filej. Johnson liader & Caroline B 3970 Johnson A V attend 6553 legislature 4 days approp Bill ' Claim drage prop 3115 Benda Sfc bv biasfcing ^> -L Johnson Harold A et al 18542 Johnson Marvin 4625 ' Pet chg name Hub St bet 10-20--14" Unju.?t arrest-Prot Alfred A Ave 51 & Ave 53 to Parkland St '^ Garfinkle Jolinson,Herman (Mra) ,. , 11708 1 Johnson Minerva 282-410 reos $2 refund for dupl dog . Lost Demand #24 282-565 licenses Election Fund 1939-40 Johnson Hiram' 10271 Johnson Paul D et al 5206 Senator acknowledges resol re im- .^ Impr Calvert bet Ranchito & Ha::' mod defense Pacific Coast (att) ' fclne-W side Ranchifco etc -'o'nnscii 3enator 11122 acknc":le iC'^-"' r'sol estab '.Vnr ' 1 Johnson R 0 - Change Zone 10275 -'i-oduction Dd in. L A j • "B" to "C" Vi side Lu brea bet Coliseum St & Hodeo Rd-Plan Coinsn Johnson Hirnm 11397 Senator acks resol opposing Im­ Johnson Ralph pet imp 9544 portation foreign labor , ' Mary Ellen Ave bet Ventura Elva ' & Valley Heart Dr Johnson Hiram 11487 Senator re mail delivery^vlcinitj Johnson Hobt (Mrs) 9784 LA Airport thru LA Post Office claims $10,021 personal injury 5th.
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