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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1957

Page

11

Quarter Horse Tales And Tax Deductions At Los Alamitos

A Long Beach piece mixes a tale of a Low Alamitos Raceway employee claiming losses from raising collie dogs as a side business for tax deductions. Officials demand proof of a real business while anecdotes about quarter horses at Los Alamitos, race comparisons, and a Pan Am Rescue add local flavor. The column weaves humor with racing lore and a naval mishap aboard a Coast Guard cutter.

Low Alamitos Hape Ito Losaen Maciunas Bern Raboand PanAm mid-Pacific Long Beach Navy PanvAm Comdr Earle Ree Coast Guard

Miss Welcome Eliminations Set For This Weekend

City officials urged to hire a traffic safety survey team after Long Beach records its 26th road fatality of the year. John C. Hall of the National Safety Council proposed the study at a noon Wilton meeting as finals for Miss Welcome are planned for May 3 at Finepal Auditorium.

Long Beach Kathy Wilson Shiela O'Brien Jackie Carter Alamitos Bay Marina John C. Hall San Franscia Cornet Court National Safety Council Wilton Porce Jnune Hall Munteling Finepal International An Chiefs of Police American Bar Association Jts Lafayette Hotel Charles “Tt. Smith Sam E. Vickers

Shelter named for Greene aids hospital visitors in Long Beach

Residents at Long Beach Veterans Hospital rely on the Greene House bus shelter opposite the Hellflower Bivd entrance. John Greene, a 21 Truman Boyd Manor orthopedist technician, organized materials and labor, helping complete the 10 by 20 foot shelter on city property.

Smith Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital Greene Greene House Hellflower Bivd John Greene Truman Boyd Manor American Legion Post Signal Legion Post L. S. Whaley Co Gust KK Newberg Ace Dump Livingston Rock and Gravel Co Ray Sharp Masternaker Gillman & Gibson Phillipe Steel National Federation of Federal Employes Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital

Report grows for hospital fund drive second report

The Women s Division of the United Hospital Fund plans a noon luncheon at Victor Hugo s Restaurant to file the second division report. Mrs Donnell V Davis, general chair, notes strong reception of volunteers despite Easter vacations and outlines aims to contact about 6400 business establishments by May 10 while reporting leaders present plans for the drive and safety discussions with officials.

United Hospital Fund, Inc Victor Hugo E. Broadway Donnell V. Davis Salh Rome Eee

Council weighs bus schedule cuts and service boost

City bureau grills Ling Beach Motor Bus Co. over a plan to add service to the Douglas Alcraft Co. plant while proposing cuts for others. Council members seek a package deal to extend Douglas service without harming Long Beach riders, with a May 13 bureau meeting to decide.

Bureau of Franchises Ook Ling Beach Motor Bus Co Douglas Alcraft Co Douglas Virgil Spongberg

Low Bidannounced for Coast Highway Refacing Contract

Sully-Millar Contracting Co. of Long Beach submitted the lowest bid of $59 301 90 for resurfacing 5 8 miles of Pacific Coast Highway in Los Angeles and Orange Counties. District Engineer L F Gills of the state highway division announced the bid on Monday.

Sully-Millar Contracting Co Long Beach Los Angeles Orlange L. F. Gills State Highway Division

Extra Names Qualify Two Candidates In City Council Race

The May 14 municipal primary ballot adds two more candidates Robert F Burns and Norman I Gerhardt after late petitions. Their original petitions lacked sufficient signatures but a city ordinance extended the deadline, enabling their qualification despite near-failure. Thirty two of thirty five candidates seek council seats. other officials include City Atty Walhfred Jacobson and City Prosecutor James.

Robert F. Burns San Anso Ine Ave Nor Man I. Gerhardt Fash Ton Ave City Alty Walhfred Jacobson James

City considers bond issue to fund traffic survey costs

McLaughlin urged city to explore a bond to cover survey fees after noting pedestrians are better protected and fatalities reduced by enforced stations and improved transit. Vickers said applications for bond insurance rise yearly and would discuss costs after Hall reviews local traffic records and systems.

McLaughlin Samuel E. Vickers Hall Vickers

Death on 26th Road in Long Beach Car Crash

In Monday morning 1957 event Melvin Fugene Gripp of 4158 Elm Ave died when his wagon crashed at Anaheim Street and Atlantic Avenue. Police say he bounded over a curb hitting a power pole and died on arrival at Seauide Hospital. Traffic toll that year compares with seven deaths at the same time last year.

Long Beach Melvin Fugene Gripp Elm ‘Ave Anaheim St Atlantic Ave Polloe Gripp Seaulder Hospital

Unopposed incumbents seek re election in city race

Starr and City Auditor John R Mannell run unopposed for reelection. Ballot contents will be certified to the City Council today by City Clerk Margaret Heartwell. An ordinance calling the election is set for first reading at the next session, with adoption at a special meeting Wednesday.

Starr John R. Mannell Margaret Heartwell

Cooking School Opens Tonight With Prizes and Sessions

Cooking school sessions run tonight and Wednesday in Municipal Auditorium from 7 30 to 9 30 with prizes galore. Thursday and Friday classes 2 to 4 pm target housewives. prizes include Old Fashion Bean Soup Weber Bread and Reynolds Wrap among more than 30 branded items. Grand prizes total over 3000 to be given in the final session with experts Florence Jattashall and Alice Watters presenting cooking and garnishing tips.

Long Beach Area Independent Press-Telegram Municipal Auditorium Florence Gattshall National Livestock and Meat Board Alice Watters Clausen Presa - Totegram Audistorium Wmoppingemaraol Heme Mill Sen’s Rlduy Nat Florence Jattashall National Livestock and Deat Board Cossponsora Stow Aliee Watters NLMB

Board approves fees for Poly High cafeteria project

A $300 000 cafeteria and classroom building for Poly High School was authorized with architect fees approved for Hugh H Davies. Construction could start within five months and the two story structure will include eight classrooms upstairs and a first floor cafeteria connected by a breezeway to the campus. The site is southeast corner of 17th Street and Atlantic Avenue. Also authorized bidding for rental of school parking on Carson Street and Lakewood Boulevard with plans for a service station. Absentee ballots from the April 5 school bond election were canvassed, revealing totals for Duncan Hudson Parker and Roseen. A jury was selected to try Edmond Harrison Harris on arson in Paramount last October.

Poly High School Board of Education Hugh H. Davies Ardur A. Knoll Long Beach Unified Mereral 17Th St Atlantic Ave Tard Knoll Carson St Lakewood Blvd Dids M. A Bud) Duncan Fnance Committee Elizabeth M. Hudson Haswell Parker Anne F. Roscen

Irish power station attacked in Londonderry second incident

Irish authorities report two Molotov socks thrown at an electric power station in Londonderry Northern Ireland on Monday marking the second such attack within 12 hours. Police investigate motive and suspect groups connected to Irish nationalist outlaws.

Londonderry Norther Ireland

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