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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1958

Page

10

Road change sparks $100,000 claim in court

Operators of a 506 009 Sunday Southern California district claim Pacific Coast Highway roga tion altered access at 940 W Pacific Coast Highway in Los Angeles County. They say the change cut direct highway access forcing patrons to enter from a 0 8 foot east intersection. Attorney Wil HB Winston says the district denied the claims.

Pacific S Coast Highway Lis Angeles County Fisad Happy Cooper Southern Motor Int Pacific _. Coast Highway

Auto-Bus Crash Hurts 3 Riders

A city bus collision on Lewis Ave injured four aboard including three passengers. Jeanette G. Lier 52 Carson St. Cline Holland 62 Cerritos Ave. Grade G. Philips 61 American Ave. All treated for minor injuries at Seaside Hospital. Driver Bertha Holley 46 and bus driver Robert O. Porter 54 also treated or not injured.

Hheee Brigey Ab Coltigioncatarth Sr Lewis Ave Seaside Hospital Passcnnes Jeanette G. Lier Carson St Cline Holland Cerritosa Ave Grade G. Philips American Ave Bertha Holley Daisy Ave Robert O. Porter Bennet Ave

Chief Backs Off On Necktie Rule For City Police

A Riverside police anecdote notes Chief William H. Davey enforcing dress codes with a no-necktie rule. Officers resist summer heat as April temperatures rise, but the chief promises to wait for cooler weather before decisive action.

Laby Beach Gultar William H. Davey

Ex-Commissioners Honored With Service Scrolls

Three former city commission members Kenneth S. Wing Frank Cassady and A Murray were presented with service scrolls at a commission meeting. Chairman Paul McCrery led the ceremony reviving an old custom honoring their years of service.

Long Beach VFW Fourth District Officers Installed

Post and Auxiliary officers of the Fourth District, Veterans of Foreign Wars, manned Auditorium at 8 pm. Musical Comedy issue Kate continues at Long Beach City College auditorium 3 30 pm. Stage play Desire Under the Elms at Magnolia Theatre 2400 Magnolia Ave 8 30 pm.

Long Beach Veww Fourth District Veterans of Foreign Wars Kate Long Beard City College Singers Workshop Desire Under the Elms Magnolia Theatre Magnolia Ave

Weather records spark 85 degree Long Beach rise

Long Beach weather amid abnormal cool spell breaks as 85 degree reading ties 1953 record. Five more days of near normal warmth forecast with mild desert winds and clear skies. Weekend outlook shows warm, dry conditions with possible patchy fog along the coast and valley temperature ranges from 62 to 92.

Long Beach Weather Bureau Ing Desert Ares

Water department plans major expansion and telemetering project

Plan DKd on Water Project calls for a 14 million gallon treatment basin and two pumping stations at Frank Wal plant with completion before midsummer. General Manager Brennan Thomas announced that a 35.884 million water revenue bond funds the project, with Tarots MM Montgomery engineering final plans due by midsummer. Telemetry linked remote pumping units and aerial telephone table equipment are also being pursued while Electric Supplies Distihuting Co of Long Beach bid 95 000 80 dollars appears in.

Municipal Water Department Brennan Thomas Board of Water Commissioners Gallo Frank Wal Plant Spring St Redondo Ave Tarots MM. Montgomery Algo Aeriel Electric Supplies Distihuting Co Long Beach

Gas Firms' Penalty Levies Hit Long Beach Area

Southern California Edison counsel C Robert Simpson told the State Public Utilities Commission that Southern California Gas and Southern Counties Gas charge a 35 assessment for installing service at new homes. About 300000 was collected in 1957 he said, and the practice allegedly discouraged tract developers from building with electric ranges depriving about 2500 electric-range customers weekly.

Long Beach Southern California Edison Co Robert Simpson State Public Utilities Commission Souther California Gas Co Sothern Counties Gas Co Simpson Ericson

Rims Across Street Involved in Auto Collision

Hugh Mr Smith, 58, of 2826 223rd St, suffered minor injuries after being struck by a car Friday while crossing 223rd St west of River Ave. He was treated at Seaside Hospital. Driver Raymond 5, Hot Bridge, 58, of 2421 Arlington St, was not cited.

Hugh Mr Smith 223Rd St River Ave Seaside Hospital Raymond 5 Hot Bridge Arlington St

Long Beach Power Squadron Dinner Plans Spotlight Installations

The 300 member Long Beach Power Squadron will host its installation dinner at 7 pm today at the Pacific Coast Club. Commander Clinton Stickney will be re installed along with Lt Cmdr LeRoy B Everett Jr, Lt Paul McGinnie, Jonny Eady, and William Hargastis as treasurer. Maurice O Barr will become first lieutenant. Stickney appoints lieutenants Lou Comyns and Dick Barr, Greg Johnson serving at equating posts. Officers and guests include Arthur Rudd, David Coan, Robert Elms, Don Johnson, Capt. Stanley Linkam USCG, Capt. Edw Holt Cmdr Mike DeVison, Robin Young, Roger Hoffman, Hal Davis of Los Angeles squadron.

Long Beach Pagilie Coast Club Clinton Stickney LeRoy B. ‘Everett Jr Paul McGinnie Jony Eady William Hardgastls Maurice O. Barr Stickney jHas Lou Comyns Paurie Richard Dick) Barr l Greg Johnson Equatien Sey Arthur Rudd David Coan Robert Elms Don J Johnson Capt Stanley Linkalm USCG Th Pisiniel Edw. W. Holt Mike Devison Uty Robin Young Roger Hoffman Sea Scouts Jarea Hal Davis Los Angeles Squadron U.S. Power Sacer Denne

Police Action Delayed in Woman's Stabbing

Police delayed action pending the outcome of an inquest into the stabbing death of Beatrice J. Bishop 48 after a fight between her son James Bishop 28 and his girlfriend's father Camplin. Bishop died at Harbor General Hospital three days after the incident in Los Angeles area. In Sacramento officials cited ongoing wage hikes for dairy workers as a complicating factor for action.

Paramount Beatrice J. Bishop Fairlock St Harbor General Hospital Beteen James Bishop Warren Orson Blvd Southland Dairymen Sacramento State Bureau of Milk Control Los Announds Orange Henry C Shikranz Los Angeles Camplin March Bishop Marlene P

Special Baseball Preview in Sunday Independent Feature

The Sunday issue's Southland Magazine previews major league debut in the region. It highlights Champ Chimp from Long Beach and features Parade Magazine items on Hopalong Cassidy Hoyd, a teenage survey on pedestrian safety, and notes on entertainment and local plans for St. Mary's Hospital Days.

Press-Telegram Southland Bonzo Champ Chimp Long Beach Southland Magazine Parade Magazine Hopalong Cassidy Hoyd Hopalong Parade Atria Algeria

Miss Mont Delivers First Image Of 1958 Pageant

Dor een McNamee of Brattleboro aged about twenty arrives in Washington as a future FBI secretary. The comment hints at changes in the Miss Universe pageant scene for 1958 and notes Pagy noting the upcoming event.

Pagy Vermont Doreen McNamee Brattleboro FBI Washington, D. C

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O. Heumwinkle C of C Starz Efficx P. Victor Peterson Long Beach State College Peterson Wil HB. Winston Laura Kilingsworth Long Beach City College Long Beach Singers Workshop L.B. Power Squadron David Morrison Alamitos Ave David 10Th St Gardenian Ave Carmen, Croft St. Mary's Hospital Guld Omen
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