City Council Orders Steps to Fight Downtown Land Subsidence
At Mayor Kealer’s urging the council directed reports on legal feasibility of drilling core holes in the offshore oil field and hiring a photogrammetric survey to study subsidence. Experts from DeGolyer & MacNaughton and Core Laboratories are already gathering data, with potential water injection east of Pine Ave. to be considered.
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Raymond C. Kealer
Walhfred Jacobson
Sam E. Vickers
Xhealer
Pine Ave
Vickers
DeGolyer & MacNaughton
Core Laboratories
Kealer
Fragmented Building Permit List From The Era
A garbled OCR page lists numerous construction permits, firms, and addresses. Entries mention costs from a few hundred to tens of thousands dollars, with names like Kavtlaa, Mazold B Ketetar, Arthur X, Irene Schwarz, Clint Bolger, and Raymond Strandé. It references churches, engineers, architects, and contractors in scattered half-formed phrases.
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Mazold B. Ketetar
Lalbeena
Linden
Arthur x
Irene Schwarz
Long Beach
Paul Mekensle
Clint Bolger
Herbert VerEnoth
Knape
BE Gauls
Fobert
Josephine Gumblaer
Aay Winain
Hacod Wrier ‘Vontragtur
Montferth
Stzletrd
Eltta Pollision
Falrproor
Anebarenon
Sontrastor
CH Rel
Erkewangs
Aaa Engineering Co
Enginesr
Niu de Los Ferri
Reayton
Finigux Construction
Alfred “P. Dorsey
Divelling
Hackett
Brewster Contempt Reversed by Appeals Court
The U S Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday the Senate Investigations subcommittee exceeded its authority in questioning Frank Brewster former head of the Western Conference of Teamsters about union affairs. It reversed Brewster’s contempt of Congress conviction and a related penalty, and also reversed Nugent Lapoma’s remand and fines after refusing to testify. Brewster had been replaced as head of the Western Conference by International Teamsters Vice President Einard Mohn.
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U. S. Court of Appeals
Senate
J Subcommittee
Frank Brewster
Western Conference of
Teamsters
Union
Unian
Congress
Brewster
Nugent Lapoma
Transfers Local 174
Seattle
Knight OKs Ship-Tax Exemption Law in California
Sacramento Gov Goodwin J Knight signed multiple bills including a ship tax exemption for vessels under construction to boost California’s economy and help shipbuilders compete for a large national ship construction program. He also approved measures on provisional government in war or disaster, post graduate engineering at San Jose and San Diego State Colleges, higher Bar fees, and bus inspection rules for private buses.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
Vincent Thomas
San Pedro
Thers
Knight
California
Vernon Kilpatrick
Los Angeles
Brace IF. Alen
San Jose
San Jose State College
San Diego State College
Edwin J. Regan
Weatherville
State Bar Assn
Carl A. Britschgi
Redwood City
Dor Anderson
Monterey Park
USC Plans $3 Per Unit Tuition Hike For Undergraduates
University of Southern California will raise tuition by 3 dollars per unit for fulltime undergraduate students this fall to cover rising operating costs. The increase applies to part time, graduate students and in the universitys professional schools as well.
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Los Angeles
CNS
University of Southern California
Dr. A. 5
Raubenheimer
C. Educational
Man admits arsenic in candy sent to mother in law
James Gaither a 41 year old machinist confessed Tuesday night to sending his mother in law a box of Easter candy laced with arsenic. He admitted moving the poisoned candy to Mary E Urias after blaming her for his divorce. Mrs Urias two children and a granddaughter fell ill after nibbling the candy.
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Los Angeles
CNL
Martin Kulman
East
Gaither
Mary
Atias
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