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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1959

Page

3

Douglas Wi Will Bid for U S Owned Part of Its Plant

Douglas Aircraft Co moves to buy adjacent 100 acres of Air Force land at its Long Beach facility while continuing to operate 170 acres. House and Senate Armed Services Committees have approved the disposal action. Company cites jet program needs and values the plant near $100 million. no city relocation plans disclosed.

Douglas Wi Douglas Aircraft Co Long Beach Douglas Air Force Land Us 10

VA Hospital to add 810 beds in new wing at Long Beach

Dr Michael L Matte new hospital manager says the 810 bed wing will replace temporary beds without increasing total capacity beyond 1500. He warns enlarging the facility is unwise as too many patients in one area reduces efficiency. The Long Beach site may see a future Southland VA hospital. the current permanent structure is the second phase of a three part renovation.

Erang Administration Michael L Matte Matte Denver Chicago South Fend Long Beach

Downey Man Killed In Freeway Crash Near Rosecrans

A 31 year old Downey resident Ray B Patocka of 13447 Ave died Friday night after losing control of his sedan on the Long Beach Freeway near Rosecrans Avenue. His car crossed the center divider and struck a northbound bridge abutment. he was dead on arrival at Compton Community Hospital.

Long Beach Strick 2 Ray B. Patocka Ave Compton Community Hospital California Highway Patocka

Officers Accused of Brutality in City Claim

A $65 000 damage claim was filed Friday against the city and two police officers over alleged physical brutality and false arrest. William D. Morgan seeks $15 000 in compensatory damages and $50 000 punitive, accusing Vernon J. Owings and Allan H. Johnson of choking and beating him during a May incident in Los Altos area. He says he was held in jail for hours without probable cause and was released after prosecutors declined to file charges. The claim was filed with the city clerk for referral to the City Council next Tuesday.

William D. Morgan California Ave Vernon J. Owings Allan H. Johnson Morgan Los Altos Owings Johnson James T. Starr Margaret Heartwell

Tools Stolen From Construction Site at 520 Adams St

Clarke Plumbing and Heating officials report tools and supplies valued at 1000 dollars stolen from a construction site at 520 Adams Street. Police were notified Friday.

Adams St Clarke Plumbing, ‘and Heating Company W. Esther St

Leiffer Named Research Secretary on Gov Brown’s Staff

Sacramento. 41 Don ald B. Leiffer of La Mesa, a political science professor, was appointed Friday as research secretary on Governor Brown’s personal staff.

Sacramento Donald B. Leiffer la Mesa Friday Gov. Brown

Local Dancers Win Ballet Positions in L A Nutcracker Cast

Four Long Beach youngsters earned spots to dance with the New York City Ballet at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles next week. Among the troupe are Christina Larry 33 of 2712 Palo Verde Ave and fellow youths Suzanne Rosecrans 9 of Bellflower Dorothy Carroll 12 of 1421 East Street and Russell Leslie 12 of 909 Temple Ave. They will perform in the Nutcracker Ballet opening next week.

Long Beach New York City Ballet Los Angeles Southern California Christine Larry Palo Verde Ave Suzanne Rosecrans Stanbridge Ave Bellflower Dorothy Carroll E.ast St Russell Leslie Temple

Combing with Malcolm Epley and the Long Beach Mirror Find

A glass and backing reveal a Long Beach Press issue dated Oct 18, 1913. The ad offered Signal Hill lots for $600 with rich soil, amid reflections on freeway chaos and a Harbor Freeway ride that spurred a critique of traffic and air conditions. A Long Beach Chamber of Commerce search seeks the owner of a suitcase found in San Pedro customs.

Harry Hooper Long Beach Press Adv Os Beach Glenn Irvin

Model Airplane Championships Attract National Entries

National model airplane meet continues with finals at 5 p.m. Sunday and a closing air show by Navy and Marine Corps at 3 p.m. All events free to the public. Week-long gathering records 12 breaks with no local winners. Dawu residents of Isoa County Neb plan their semi annual picnic at Bixby Park August 9.

Con Navy Los Alamitos Naval Air Star Marine Corps Daw Isoa County Neb Model Aviation Willlday Bixby Park

Most Improved City Safety Council Honors Long Beach

The National Safety Council praised Long Beach for traffic safety progress, awarding a certificate of achievement to Vice Mayor Virgil H. Spangberg after a luncheon at the Lafayette Hotel. Western district director John C. Hall credited the city with a year of safety efforts equaling a decade of work, noting heightened education and organization in traffic safety.

National Safety Council Long Beach John C. Hall Rade Hall Virgil H. Spangberg Lafayette Hotel Focal Safety Council

100,000-Ton Sardine Haul Is Predicted

A comeback trend of safe dunes in California waters is continuing with a predicted catch of slightly less than 100,000 tons for the state's canneries. Experts cite surveys by the California Department of Fish and Game and the U S Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Sardines had disappeared from California waters in 1953.

California California Department of

Car Crash Injures Young Man in Coastal City

A 24 year old man named Ernest Martin of 2547 Seabright Avenue sustained minor injuries Friday when his car struck the rear of a parked truck on West Coast Highway near 1644. Police reported no serious harm.

Ernest Martin Seabright Ave Weae Coast Hwy

Sclerosis March Set on Tuesday in Long Beach

Long Beach parents plan a door bell singing event Tuesday night as part of the Multiple Sclerosis March. Local chairman Merle DuBay cites MS as a disabling disease striking young adults aged 20 to 40, often affecting parents of young children. He notes MS injures speech sight hearing movement and balance and tends to progress yearly.

Long Beach Merle DuBay 3Rd St DuBay

Prison sentence given for narcotics prescription fraud

Louie Cora Mead, 40, unemployed seamstress, was sentenced by Superior Judge Maurice C. Sparring to up to six years in the State Institution for Women at Corona for altering a prescription for dilandid from 16 waits. The case involved raising the quantity of narcotics and cost.

Louie Cora Mead Maurice CG. Sparring Corona

Death Notice OPTENBERG Me Mary Ellen 74

Death notice for Mary Ellen Optenberg of Neonyy S Costa Ave aged 74 died Thursday. Survived by husband William Edward daughters Alvira Skryock and Kenneth Kramer sister Bessie and brother Philar Garrison. Service Monday at 2 p.m. Retviewer Mortuary.

Optenberg Beeiewer Mary Ellen Neonyy S. Costa Ave William Edward Alvira Skryock Kenneth Kramer Bessie Philar Garrisom

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