Final words on the cross and the meaning of Jesus death
A concise meditation on Jesus final utterance Father into thy hands I commend my spirit. The reading traces gospel accounts and key verses across Luke Matthew Mark John and Acts to explain the divine origin of Christ body and soul life after death and the hope of eternal life for believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Christ
Luke
John
Mark
Jesus
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Paul
Peter
Toah
Hell
Jay
Woman 79 Breaks Wrist in Parade Street Crash
A 79 year old woman, Mrs Anna M Peterson, sustained a broken right wrist and possible rib fractures when her husband James Peterson's car collided with another vehicle at Parade Street and Harbor Avenue. The other driver, Dianna G Hazelton, 22, suffered knee cuts and was cited for driving without a license. James Peterson, 73, was cited for running a stop sign. Mrs Peterson was treated at St Marys Hospital.
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Parade Street
Harbor Avenue
Anna M. Peterson
Fashion Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
James
Dianna G. Hazelton
Junipera Ave
Forum to Show Riots Film at Chamber Meeting
The Community Forum of the Chamber of Commerce will show Operation Abolition, a documentary on the San Francisco riots last May, at 7 15 Wednesday. The forum convenes at the Yo Amn Mis Ave, prepared by the House Committee on Lin American Atilities targeted during the unrest in San tanec.
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San Francisco
Community Forum
Chamber of Commerce
Yo! Amn
Mis Ave
House Committee On
Santanec
Beverage Industry Group Plans Dinner
A Long Beach chapter of the National Women’s Association of Alice Beverage Industries will hold an organization dinner at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Restaurant Alfred located at 700 South 451 Street. In charge are Mrs. Robore Rockstad and Mrs. George Hinds.
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Long Beach
National Women's Association of
Alice: Beverage Industries
Pam
Alfred
Mrs. Robore, Rockstad
George 1 Hinds
PUC Edict Keeps Red Cars Running
The State Public Utilities Commission ordered Pacific Electric Railway Co. to keep rail facilities available to the Metropolitan Transit Authority for the Long Beach to Los Angeles service until further order. The interim ruling urged MTA to continue rail service, maintain PE facilities, and follow terms of the 1958 agreement. Officials welcomed the decision amid near-term plans to replace electric cars with buses, while the ruling left jurisdiction and financial terms unsettled and did not bind MTA.
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George Weeks
Long Beach
Compton
State Public Utilities Commission
San Francisco
Pacific Electric Railway Co
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Long Beachy Los Angeles
MTA
PUC
Henry E. Jordan
Fred S. Dean
The
Transit Authority Board
Ance
State Commission
E. D. Yeomans
Railroad
Willow Street
Longland Redondo Avenue
Illumina T
Hospital Display Readied for Easter Sunrise Service
Long Beach General Hospital gears up an outdoor Christ display for its second Easter sunrise service. Rev. Fred Cr Crumb, hospital chaplain, leads volunteers to set the lawn scene near Willow Street. The setup, lit from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., aims to draw patients and staff to the service.
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Christ
Long Beach General Hospital
Fred Cr. Crumb
Governor Supports MTA Bill for Los Angeles Transit
Gov. Edmund G Brown announced support for legislation to aid the Metropolitan Transit Authority in setting up a rapid transit system for Los Angeles County. The bill by Assemblyman Charles H. Wilson would allow new rights of way and expanded lines, with Brown pledging full backing from the governor’s office as California’s population is projected to rise by five million in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund G. Brown
Metropolitani Transit Authority
Los Angeles County
Charles H. Wilson
Los Angeles
MTA
California
Gov.Brown
Governor's Office
Brown
Many Jobs Open at Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Employment superintendent James T. Houston announced a wide set of openings at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard including 75 hourly rated jobs and 25 welders with pay up to 13.01 per hour, plus supervisory and engineering vacancies with salaries reaching 11,935 annually. The postings cover flange turner, pipe coverer, pneumatic tools operator, electronics mechanics, loftsman, and professional roles from GS-12 to GS-13. The shipyard employment office at Gate 5, Terminal Island, is open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Long Beach Naval Shipyard
James T. Houston
Houston
Loftsman
Naval Shipyard
Gate 5
Navy Base
Terminal Island
Burglar Hits Harald Taylor Home on W Cowles Street
Harald Taylor reported a burglary at 2925 West Cowles Street on Friday. Thieves stole a television set radios electrical drills and kitchen utensils valued at 466 dollars. A police report noted the entry and loss as the main details of the incident.
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Harald Taylor
W. Cowles St
Annulment Granted After Honeymoon Dispute in Lordsburg
Emigdio Vroc received an annulment from Superior Judge Joe Ray after claiming his wife Dizabeth deserted him on their honeymoon in Lordsburg New Mexico. He alleged she demanded 82000 dollars the day after the wedding and left when he could not pay. The couple wed August 28 1940.
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Emigdio Vroc
Joe Raycraft
John Paap
Dizabeth
Yroes
Lordsburg
N. M
Labor dispute at Terminal Island halts ship loading
Pickets from the National Maritime Union blocked loading on the Gloria Dunaif at Berth 215 Terminal Island after the ship, owned by Cargo Ships and Tankers of New York, shifted from LA to Liberian registry. NMU says foreign crews accept lower wages. longshoremen refused to work. The ship had been slated to sail Sunday morning carrying scraps from Greece to Japan.
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David Esles
National Maritime Workers Union
Phil Sanford
U. S
Terminal Island
Pacific Coast
National Maritime Union
New York
National Metals and Steel , Corp
Morris
Luria Bros. & Co
NMU
Gloria Dunaif
Greece
Japan
78 Parking Slips Park Her in Jail
A woman arrested on a San Francisco warrant for ignoring 78 Bay City parking citations was sentenced to 60 days in jail. Donna Celentano, 29, of Hollywood, a waitress and mother of two, was led from the San Francisco courtroom in hysterics after the judge rejected illness and domestic trouble excuses.
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San Francisco
Bay City
Donna Celentana
Hollywood
Raymond J. O'Connor
Celentano
Free Instruction in Folk Dancing at Long Beach College
The Long Beach Folk Dance Cooperative, with support from the Long Beach Recreation Department, offers free folk dancing instruction starting April 6 at Long Beach College. Classes run 9:30 to 8:30 am each Thursday for beginners and those reviewing basic steps, led by Brian R. Jackson. Instruction will be given in a gymnasium at 4901 E Carson St.
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Long Beach Folk Dance Cooperative
Long Beach College
Long Beach Recreation Department
Brian R. Jackson
Jaiven
Carson St
Detour Planned at San Pedro Ferry Entrance
Detour to redirect cars entering the San Pedro Terminal Island ferry due to Harbor Belt Line track repairs. For about a week, vehicles must enter at Sixth Street and loop via Sampson Way to reach the ferry entrance while a Harbor security officer guides traffic.
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San Pedro Terminal Island
San Pedro
Harbor Belt Line Railroad
Harbor Boulevard
Fourth Street
Sixth Street
Sampson Way
Los Angeles Harbor
Concert and stage lineup in Long Beach today
A municipal band performs at 2 p.m. in the Exhibit Hall of the Municipal Auditorium. A Minnesota State Society meeting is scheduled for noon at 540 Pacific Ave. On stage at 8:30 p.m. Fair Game at Off Broadway Theater 211 Lime Ave followed by Oh Men Oh Women at 8:30 p.m. Magnolia Theater 2400 Magnolia Ave and His and Hers at 8:30 p.m. Long Beach Community Playhouse 5021 E Anaheim.
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Municipal Band
Municipal Auditorium
Minnesota State Society
Pacific Ave
Lime Ave
Magnolia Theater
Magnolia Ave
Long Beach Community Playhouse
Anaheim St
Cooks Union Port Agent Cleared of Misconduct Charges
Jos Goren, Wilmington Marine Cooks and Stewards Union port agent, was exonerated after a six day hearing. The AFL CIO union executive board released a 316 page report Friday clearing Goren and International Secretary Treasurer Ed Turner of alleged misuse of funds following charges by four union members.
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Jos Goren
Wilmington
Marine Cooks & Stewards Union
Afl-Cio
Goren
Paul Hall
International
Ed Turner
Port Revenue Edges Up in February at Long Beach
Port of Long Beach reports February revenue of 269 904 90 up 2 094 90 from last year. Net gain $12 099 98 with 28 940 16 spent on public relations for a 50th anniversary Harbor Highlights and port film. Oil operations brought 2 431 625 64 in revenue and a city net of 807 94 70. Volkswagens and bicycles led imported vehicles with 475 foreign cars, 405 being Volkswagens. bicycles totaled 968 with 47 motorcycles and nine motor scooters.
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Don Brackenbury
Long Beach
Lorin T.cornish
Harbor Highlights
2Quars Terly
R John Rountree
Unloading grain from freighter Domi scator near Palos Verdes
A salvage crew aboard the stranded Greek freighter Domi scator off Palos Verdes Estates began unloading about 9,000 tons of grain onto a Long Beach ambulance ship. The operation follows a March 23 reef grounding with plans to move cargo by barges to San Pedro.
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Palos Verdes Estates
Long Beach
Tan
Taste
Itsield
Bowers and
Dilday
Jsambulance Services
Ter Rosen
City Bureau of
Opera Bbarges
San Pedro
Rosen
Five Draw Robbery Sentences Altered by Judge
Oklahoma residents faced prison terms after participating in a liquor store holdup in Wilmington. The judge proposed public hearings on new charges justified by higher labor, supplies, and insurance costs. Accused include John Layton, Jimmy Lee Kimbro, Donald Ray Dorn, and Ralph Dorn, with sentences ranging to nine months and fines.
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Yaung
Maurice C. Sparling
Oklahoma
John
Paits
Jackson Jr
Jimmy Lee
Ees Kimbro
Donald Ray
Layton
Sheen
Ralph
Dorn
Henry E. Jordan
Igineer
Bureau
Frank Oscar Brown Abrams
Ihises
E. O St
Wilmington
Justi
Psalm Found In Booth Details Teen Heroin Addict
A typewritten psalm found by Long Beach police officer Bill Hepler in a telephone booth records a 20 year old woman’s plea to quit heroin. She describes failed jail and hospital treatment and a grim wish that the person who first hooked her had killed herself.
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Long Beach
Bill Hepler
Tam
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Kempin
Beverage Industry Group
Dean
Pii
Gloria
Pete Bocker
National Metals
Bocker
Igloria Cunaif
LA. S
Liberia
Panama
Costa Rica
Honduras
Cooks’ Union Port
Ase
Heroin
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