Women Push Gym Workouts Across a Changing Era
In early pages a shift from male dominated fitness to mixed and women focused gyms is shown. New centers split facilities by gender with women embracing calorie burning, toning and weight training as part of beauty and athletic aims. Notable contestants in a Miss Welcome pageant and a mountaineer exemplar highlight the growing variety of gym roles for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Long Beach
Jeanne Bray
Carol “Atchin
Antoine Efio Sechin
Anna Kebow
Judy Windsor
Loretta Newton
Misa Trebis
Judy Wire
Judy
Jill Martin
Jim
Iran
Sweden
Joan l Gianders
Joan
U.S
Steve Seymour
Marti Engele
Dr. Seymour
Women of America
Garden State Potato Chip Co
Sharon Baker
Wilson Tligh
JH Martin
Anne Trelies
State College
West Side Subdivision Rezoning Denied by City Council
City Council rejected a proposal by Domine Estate Co and the Watson Land Co to rezone a western area for residential use. Only Councilman Pat Ahern voted in favor, citing growth potential but no current industrial need. Fire and police chiefs warned that access roads to the region would hinder future services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Manning Commission
Domine] Ued Estate Co
Wataon/ Land Co
Pat Ahern
Hare Lang
George Maxwell
Commerce
Frank S. Sandeman
Police
William F. Dovey
D P Davis Appointed to Board
D P Davis has been appointed to the board, with the official action recorded this week. The appointment names Davis to serve as a member, joining the governing body and contributing to policy decisions.
Council Protest Studebaker Liquor License Request
City Council voted to protest the proposed on sale liquor license for 2008 Studebaker Rd citing proximity to Lakewood First Presbyterian Church and Cecil B Destitle Junior High School. Willard Don P Davis 47 of Granada Ave was appointed to a six year Civil Service Board term succeeding Earl C Spencer after 18 years. Davis a Long Beach native, Paly and Stanford graduate, World War I veteran and Army Reserve major, serves on the City Armed Services Commission and Korean War volunteer interview panels. He is Foster & Kleiser public relations representative, married with a daughter and granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Starr
William I. Dovey
Studebaker
Lakewood First Presbyterian Church
Cecil BA
M. van Horn
Willard Don P. Davis
Granada Ave
Civil Service Board
Earl C. Spencer
Spenycer
Davis
Long Beach
Paly High
Stanford
Ile
Army Reserve
City Armed Services Commission
Foster & Kleiser Co
Ife
Road Block No License Judge Ends Drive
Municipal Judge Lyman B. Sutter convicts 25 year old Jo Ann Tuttle of two offenses since December. He asks why she drives without a license and sentences her to fines totaling 158 dollars or 11 days in city jail.
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Lyman B. Sutter
Jo Ann Tuttle
Freeman Ave
Sutter
Tuttle
Tooth Decay Benefits Claimed in Public Health Debate
The Citizens Dental Health Committee chair Leo Vander Loans urged the public to seek authentic information from the Dental and Medical Societies and Health Department regarding water quaridation as a safe economical method to reduce tooth decay. He noted public health proposals face varied rejection and prolonged battles of idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Vander Loans
Citizens Dental Health Committee
Dental Society
Medical Society
Mowth Department
18000 Teachers Form Pay Unit Set For Higher Salaries
A committee representing some 18,000 teachers in nine district areas was formed Tuesday to win a minimum $5,000 salary rising to $10,000. The coordinating committee will represent teachers in Los Angeles Heverly Hills El Segundo El Camino Latino Monica Glendale Inglewood Dulver City and Long Beach, chaired by Robert Wilson of Santa Monica Classroom Teachers Assn.
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Mcalacho
Los Angeles
Heverly Hills
el Segundo
el Camino
Latin Monica
Glenedue
Inglewood
Dulver City
Long Beach
Robert Wilson
Santa Moanlea Classroom Teachers Assn
Saucers Talk by George Van Tasso at Morgan Hall
George Van Tasso speaks on flying saucers as an authority figure to the Long Island Interplanetary Research Group. The program is Saturday at 8 pm in Morgan Hall located at 9th Street and Locust Avenue.
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George van Tasso
Morgan Hall
9Th St
Locust Ave
Masked men rob North Long Beach market for cash
Two gunmen entered A&S Market at 5 pm brandishing firearms. They forced coowner H. Brownell and his wife Ruth to lie down, taking several hundred dollars from a paper bag and a customer’s change. The duo fled in an old light green sedan, with losses estimated between 200 and 300 dollars.
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North Long Beach
H. Brownell
A&s
Dowsey Ave
Thrownell
Hrownell
Ruth
Ral
MHS
Everly J. Lesta
Johnson St
Theatore
Det
Snap
Tul Dive
Teeweells
Potter
Douglas Plan Hit on Service
Long Beach Motor Bus Co proposes expanded Douglas Aircraft Co plant service with six route extensions while cutting 11 other city lines. Bureau of Franchises members split with two councilmen hostile to cuts, voting to continue hearings. Net effect: 62,730 fewer bus miles yearly. debate over preserving schedule fidelity vs expanded service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Motor Bus Co
Douglas Aircraft Co
Bureau of Franchises
City Myr
Sam B. Vickers
Ciy
Daigo
Traymond C. Keater
Mat Ahern
Eawill Nigver
Ali] Keater
Ahern
Sessley
Caunes Me
Lewis D. Treese
Virgil II
Spangberg
Bureau
Comemission
Douglas
1 K
Raid
Alex Groulx
Pouthon Local 148
UAW
LB to Hear International Star Band in Britain
The Salvation Army International Star Band, a 36 piece group, will make its first appearance in Long Beach Saturday in the Municipal Auditorium at 8 p.m. The local Salvation Army advisory board, led by Major Howard Sloan, completed travel plans for the United States tour. Described as Britain’s most heralded brass band, the ensemble is on a command appearance tour for European royal gatherings.
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Viritikh Salvation Army
Will Mane Ha
United States
Ao P.m
Municipal Auditorium
Havel Long Leach
Sale ‘Vation Army
Howard Sloan
Army Comemander
Great Britain
Ring Stolen From Don Leake Jewelers In Cash Counter Theft
A diamond ring worth 500 dollars was stolen from the counter of Don Leake Jewelers at 314 Market Street on Tuesday, police report a sneak theft incident at the store.
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Don Leake Jewelers
Did St
Hospital fund drive financed by Alpha Chi Omega pledge
Long Beach area Alpha Chi Omega alumnae formed a project to raise funds for the United Hospital. The group presented a check for the first year of a four year pledge to support hospital facilities and related projects. Mrs John Davis accepted on behalf of the hospital fund and the bronze plaque will honor the sorority’s generosity. Mrs Frank Sunofsky, sorority president, said members recognized the critical need for additional hospital facilities and were pleased to commit their support.
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John P. Davis
United Hospital Fund
John W. Brady
Long Beach
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Frank Stanofsky
Alpha Chi Omega
Tuealay
United Hospital
Sunofsky
Organs Fund
John 2. Davis
Alpha Chi ‘Onega
Abs
Davis
Frank Sunofsky
Presi
Dent
Funds Approved for Scout Packs
City Council on Tuesday approved a special appropriation of $549 to buy camp gear for 82 Long Beach Boy Scouts. The vote followed a request by Albert G. Davis of the Scout advisory committee, with departments alerted to prevent site conditions from worsening.
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Long Beach
Who's Owner Cleanup Hobbles Virginia Village Property
Virginia Village at 4300 Long Beach Blvd faces a cleanup delay as council learns the nominal owner is missing and several ownership changes may have occurred. City Manager Sant El Vier era reports a pending wheelty code complaint remains on file with City Prosecutor Jamies Starr's office, though not served due to the owner’s disappearance.
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Virginia Village
Long Beach Flvd
Sant EL Vick+ era
Keveral
Jamies
Starr
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Swiss Alps
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West Side Subdivision
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Ington St
Jon Pacific
Vieui
VT Davis
D. P. Davis
Oqiveuen
Council Against Studebaker
L. A
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John Fatuntvotianit
Munholland
Henry FE. Jaredan
Wurenu
Eee Undeh Tie Company
Jordan
Munhalland
Pitcher
Dorminguee
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Candlewood Ave
Daramount
Clark Ave
Roserans Ave
Flower St
Mong Rosecrans Ave
Bellflower
Center St
Vuelta Granda Ave
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Spring St
Studebaker Rd
Carlson St
Woodrutt Ave
Britain
Long Beach State College
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San Francisco Ave
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