Masked Thugs Hold Up Long Beach Taverns
Masked gunmen robbed two Long Beach bars after terrorizing patrons. At Stoney Nucket Beer Tavern and Art's Play House Cafe they forced cash from registers and wallets, totaling about $1,000. A bystander Audrey BePasquale, 44, observed the ongoing robbery. The bandits fled after coercing patrons to empty pockets.
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Long Beach
Herat
Chat Stoney Nucket Beer Tavern
Mevoam
Art's Playhouse Cafe
Lonn
Audrey A. BePasquale
Colorado St
Floyd le Owens
Keith Sty
Joseph Mulhy Swift
Mayo St
Compton
Clinton T. Myers
Ste 68Th St
Arthur J. Sehmelder
James Edevants
Cook Acre
Myers
Ile
Jobs Jump and Claims Rise in Bay Area Unemployment
San Francisco reports show unemployment insurance claims rising from February to March due to construction slowdown and rainy season. Bay Area factory jobs increase by 1,100 to 192,000 wage and salary workers, with six percent year over year gains in the Los Angeles area noted as well.
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San Francisco U
Bay Area
Los Angeles-Loni Heach
Webb
New Comet Arend-Roland to Glimpse Western Sky
The Arend-Roland comet is expected to appear in the western sky at dusk around April 25. Griffith Observatory plans special programs and will set up a telescope for public viewing, with Dr Dunst more Alter noting naked eye visibility in about two weeks.
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Hollywood
Griffith Observatory
Dunsstmore Alter
More Mail Slated for Bigger Cities
Postmaster General Summerfield announced that three a day delivery service would resume Monday in business districts. A list of the cities was not ready and the plan aims to restore essential deliveries to major communities after a temporary cutback authorized April 5.
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Washington
Summerfield
Alden
Congress
U.S
Legislature Nearing Impasse Over State Income Tax Cuts
Sacramento reports the Senate reels toward stalemate on income tax cuts as lawmakers weigh using a rainy day fund to back school aid, beer and cigarette taxes, and revenue measures. Knight warns without financing, the state could slip into the red. talks touch postal service cuts, local aid, and broader tax reform.
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Summerfield
Congress
Poat Officn Despartment
Sacramento
Senate
Arthur Lapistatire
Frige
Glenn Coolidge
Goodwin J. Knight
Stone
Luses
Knight
Ernest R. Geddess
Claremonts
Ways and Means
California
Alan
Nobert McKay
CTA
Randolph Collier
R-Yreka
Sacramento law expands headlight requirement to two or more
Gov Goodwin J Knight signed a bill expanding auto headlight rules. The law now requires at least two headlights with at least one on each side, replacing the prior rule that mandated two headlights, one on each side.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J
Knight
Plane Crash Ends in Dead Pilot and Dog Found
Wreckage of a light plane and the bodies of the pilot Huck Le Noir 33 Lennox and a dog were found in rugged Canada de DI near Ventura Friday. The plane hit a hill and bounced to the gorge bottom. Le Noir’s body was recovered by helicopter. A woman’s body later identified as Mrs Ted Booker of Inglewood was found nearby after another Sunday crash It involved a plane crash near Oxnard and other victims including Mrs Hooker and Mr and Mrs Paul Cutler of Los Angeles whose bodies were not recovered. Both planes were en route from Hawes to Santa Ynez when they disappeared.
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Canada de DI
Huck le Noir
Lennox
Oxnard
Mire
Ted Booker
Rth Ave
Inglewood
Mra. Hooker
Waband
Paul Cutler
Los Angeles
Hawes Homne
Santa Ynez
Secretary Seaton Quits Hospital After Spinal Surgery
Secretary of the Interior Seaton left Waller Reed Army Hospital Friday with a good recovery from recent spinal operations. He entered the hospital March 7 after suffering a slipped disc from an old injury while playing kid football during an official inspection visit to Havwall.
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Washington
Seaton
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Hsata
Havwall
Cat Rabies Concern After Cat Scratch Incident
A confusing fragment notes a cat scratch that may be rabid. It mentions a black cat with a white left hind leg and white right half, a person named Mrs Shire ley Tell, and addresses on Ledaga Street and Los Coyotes area. It references potential painful treatment and a call to Mrs Bell if the cat is caught.
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Soun
Shire
Ley Tell
Ledaga St
Realdenta
Los Coyotes Jolaxonal
Studebaker Road
Bell
Heavyweights Egg Each Other on to Eat Eggs
Albert Tate 353 pound state representative says two heavyweights plan long distance egg eating contest. Florida photographer PF J Terrill 381 pounds challenged from Fort Lauderdale Daily News to eat eggs in a Florida restaurant while Tate performs the act in Maine. They would coordinate by telephone.
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Augusta
Albert Tate
Pound
Florida Newa
Cote
PF. J
Finy" Terrill
Fort Lauderdale Daily News
Terrill
Florida
Maulne
Langley Charged Again in Portland Gambling Probe
Langley already convicted of aiding gamblers faces a second charge in Portland. Indictments list William W. Knight and Ate den Pangborn among conspirators, with journal reporters Arthur Hrajlley Wile lama Rolla Crick and Doug Baker named. Langley surrendered, posting 1000 bond as a vice-probing grand jury prepared further arrests after indictments related to a 1988 raid on Raymond Clark.
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Portland
Ore
Will Langley
William W. Knight
The
Oregon Journal
Ateden X. Pangborn
Langley
Lanoley
Kaleht
Pangborn
Arco
Journal
Arthur Hrajlley Wile’ Lama
Rolla Crick
Doug Baker
Atty
Howard Lonergan
Terry Schrunk
George B. Minnelly
Clyde C
Crosby
S| Cohn Ald
Mintelly
Williams
Raymond Clark
Algrim Elkins
Clark
Plans Tax Slash to Aid Small Firms
Washington officials study a proposal to stimulate small business by allowing investors to deduct losses from investments in small firms. The plan aims to attract capital and reduce tax burdens, potentially saving thousands for wealthy investors and making future investments more attractive.
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Washington
Josnes
Philharmonic Opens Final Season With Beethovens Fourth
Alfred Wallenstein led the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Concert Hall in a bright Beethovens Fourth Symphony performance. The program contrasted with Ravel and Strauss pieces, delivering precise phrasing and driving tempo, closing a season with a polished show that highlighted Wallensteins masterful baton.
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Alfred Wallenstain
Fed
Carl von Weber
Wallenstein
Pints Donated At Long Beach Aircraft Plant
Workers at the Douglas Aircraft Co. plant in Long Beach donated 402 pints of blood to the Red Cross this week during a Monday drive at the factory. Weekly blood banks are held at Red Cross headquarters at 319 West Broadway on Mondays from 3 to 7 30 p.m.
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Long Beach
Douglas Aircraft Co
Red Cross
Londay
Broadway
Youth Band Reorganizes as Nonprofit in Long Beach
The Long Beach Youth Band reorganizes into a nonprofit corporation run by a board of directors including parents and music director Gordon Carmen. New officers include Robert Wynch as manager and Charles Engel as secretary. Directors include Mr and Mrs Edgar Heaston. Members aged 12 to 26 are being recruited with instruments and practice Thursdays from 6 30 to 9 50 p m at Edison School auditorium on 7th St and Daisy Ave.
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Long Beach
None Wrofit
Muaia
Gordon Carmen
Robert Wynch
Bualosa
Ralph Wynchon
Charles Engel
Butt Helty
Eelen Quinn
Manford Keeler
David Golde
Edgar Heastan
Vucaneles
Edison School
7Th St
Dalsy Ave
Two Brothers Witness Parents Die in Nevada Fire
Fallon Nevada report says two brothers aged 14 and 12 woke to smoke at 2 am and found their parents, Glade McCarthy 46 and Genevieve 35, dead from smoke. The boys tried to douse the fire and rescue the couple then escaped through a broken window. Richard McCarthy was injured. Patricia, a 1-year-old, stayed with friends.
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Nev
Glade McCarthy
Truckeee Carson
Genevieve
Richard
Sammy
McCarthy
Themeselves
Glans
Pastrica
Waa
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State Alcoholic Rehabilitation Commission
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