Youths Injured in Arcadia Gang Fight
In Arcadia, a brawl broke out at a party in South Arcadia injuring at least ten youths. Suspects, ages mostly under 18, were detained as police questioned participants to determine charges. One teen sustained a head injury and remained hospitalized at St. Luke Hospital.
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Arcadia
San Gabriel Valley
St. Luke Hospital
Trouble Center
Tutington Prive
Indiares St
First Ave
Ralph A. Rain
Oak Ave
Duarte
James M. Spence
Goddall Ave
Tienny C. Bua
Citrus Ave
Avusa
Rowaki FH
Faupla
Santa Anita Drive
Temple City
Raimon L. Fauria
Arcidia Pas Siew
South
Pasadena School Board Cracks Open Investigation Debate
The Pasadena School Board wrestles with whether to pursue a public or executive session for a local probe. Members Mardian and Nicholas push for public transcripts while Barratt seeks openness. District officials warn of potential state aid impact as high school teacher and student project ties surface amid a looming July 1 term end. Lawrence Lamb remains hospitalized from illness, possibly delaying board activity.
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Vousmuett
Page Ware Nicholas
Mardian
Nicholas
Barratt
Barrat
Pasadena
Maite
Salisian
Shailandi
Laratt
Aer
ASA
Lawrence Lamb
Jurlington Hospital
Lamb
Trial Lawyer Backs U S Jury System At Pasadena Meeting
Joseph A Ball, president of the California State Bar Assn and veteran trial lawyer, defended juries against charges of inefficiency and emotion. He argued judges should not be empowered, noted judges were uneasy with his stance, and discussed Pasadena efforts to provide listed counsel to prisoners and a potential defense fund.
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Pasadena Bar Assn
Joseph A. Ball
California State Bar Assn
Ivory
Travid Press
Pasadena
IIEL
Attorney Ball
Oratory
Ball
Bull
Humili Ie Eal
Arcadia Burglary Probed by Police
RUAVEA police investigated a burglary at the Tennis Shop in Los Angeles County Park where tennis rackets were stolen and a display was smashed. No further details on suspects or times were provided.
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Arcadia
Ruavea
Los Angeles County
Assembly Votes for Water Study in Sacramento
The Assembly approved 67 to 0 a resolution to create a joint interim committee to study water rights between the south and counties of origin. The measure envisions a cross‑section of lawmakers, with 12 of 18 members needed to approve any settlement and triggering a potential special session. An $12 million water appropriation was advanced, including $3 million for reservoir site work, $9 million for engineering staff, with final votes due before adjournment.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Solutions
South
Lusher
Fb Lin
al Coin
Oaklant
Lincoln
Dineuln
Knight
Sadian Lids
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Anonymous Donor Funds San Gabriel Youth Baseball Uniforms
An anonymous donor in San Gabriel sent a 34M check to provide full uniforms for 37 boys ages seven to nine in the city’s Little League program. Mayor George Smith and council members were praised for their effective leadership and community spirit.
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San Gabriel
Girl 10 Hit By Car Hospitalized After Crash
Police report a ten year old girl crossing Laughlin Avenue at Montrose was struck by a car and admitted to a hospital. Highway patrol gave minimal details while no further condition information is available.
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Matlavith
Laughlin Ave
Physicians
Surevans
Leliehild
Laughlin
Montrose Aves
Servet
Secvet
Secvel Desler Or Gas Company
Youths Swing Lug Wrench in Downtown Fight
In Baldwin Park two youths were taken to police custody after a late afternoon clash that began at Merced Avenue and Ramona Boulevard. One lug wrench was swung amid the melee, with two youths released to their parents and two held on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Baldwin Park
Joto
Merced, Ave
Ramona Blvd
Kitty Saves Actor From Rattlesnake in Beverly Hills
Betty Cochran praises an ing kitten that saved actor Steve Cochran from a rattlesnake attack. The feline, named Terrible Toby, deterred the snake as Cochran hurried home. The cat was taken to Laurel Pet Hospital in West Beverly for treatment.
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Beverly Hills
CNS
Steve Cochran
Coldwater Canyon
Cochran
Dorotiy Lee
Laurel Pet H Hospital
West Bodywout
Sports Car Rally Scheduled Saturday
The Elevira Data Iports car club hosts a rally Saturday at Anita's north parking lot. The event features a four timed driving test over mountain and city roads with guests invited to attend.
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Elevira Data
Isports Car Club
Anita
Judge Refuses Restraining Order Against Whisper
Judge Clarmond Clarke denied Whisper magazine’s bid for a restraining order against California Attorney General Edmund G. (Pat) Brown. The mag sued Brown for $1,000,000 in Los Angeles over his plan to prosecute wholesalers who sell Whisper. Clarke set June 20 for a hearing on the injunction request.
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Feder
Clarmond Clarke
Whisper Magazine
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Los Angeles
Brown
Sense of Whisper
Judge Clarke
Summerfield Seeks Money to Halt Saturday Mail
Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield testified to a House Appropriations Subcommittee that he would stop Saturday mail deliveries and close Saturday post offices unless Congress provides more funds by July. He laid out economy measures during a closed hearing.
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Summerfield
Washington
Arhuy E Sumnmerfieh
Congress
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Powell River mill adds 300 tons daily newsprint capacity
Powell River Paper Co installs a new machine at Powell River mill increasing output by 25 percent. The upgrade raises annual production by about 90,000 tons, boosting the plant to meet higher demand for newsprint in the region.
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Powell River
B.C
Powell River Paper'o
Girard Attorneys Lose Fight to Bare Records
In Washington Judge McGarraghy halted the push to force release of confidential documents on the slaying of a Japanese official. The court kept the records largely secret while noting material facts remain on the record. The ruling leaves open a possible future order on the government’s handling of the case and potential return of James Girard.
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Washington
Beys
Anny
James Girard
Moscats
Joseph C. McGarraghy
McGarraghy
Remnen
Joan Poster Dulles
Charles BE. Wilson
Ary
Wilber M. Bruker
Dulles
Girard
McCureaghs
Orden
United States
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Paul Gervish
de Gervish
Gerrish
Sont
Foothill Blvd
Pesadena
Kitty
Jactor
Trave
Minnie Lime
Colorado ST
Girard Attorneys
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Southern California Gas Company
Pasadena Servel
Benedict
East Colorado
Maytag Shop
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