Universe Girl Hurt in Crash
Miss Germany Marlies Jungbehrens, 19, suffered a neck strain when the car she rode in on the Harbor Freeway was rear-ended near Olympic Boulevard. Returning from a Los Angeles soccer match with three other women, she is visiting Long Beach. X-rays showed no fractures and she will have physical therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlies Jungbehrens
Germany
California
Harbor Freeway
Los Angeles
Olympic Blvd
Long Beach
Ingrid Davis
Los Altos St
St Mary’s Hospital
Gold Star Unit Wins in Appeal
The Second District Court of Appeal upheld a trial ruling for American Gold Star Mothers Inc in a dispute with Memorial National Home Foundation over Truman Boyd Manor and assets. The court found mismanagement and abuse of trusts by the foundation, which previously held trusteeship and acquired the $3 million property from the federal government for $135,000. A new corporation is forming as successor trustee, pending appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second District Court of Appeal
American Gold Star Mothers, Inc
Memorial National Home Foundation
Truman Boyd Manor
Los Angeles
Lloyd C. Nix
Gold Star
George E. Wise
Robert J. Kilpatrick
Truman Boyd Manor Trustee Actor
Eleanor D. Boyd
Long Beach
Foundation
Atty
Edmund G. Brown
Igo Nix
Tte
Wise
Forger Sentenced to 2 to 14 Years in Prison
Charles Jesse Cox, 35, of 203 W 2nd San Pedro, was sentenced by Superior Judge Gordon L. Howden on Monday to two to 14 years in state prison for forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forger
Charles Jesse Cox
San Pedro
Gordon L. Howden
Atta
Mudie Out in Virginia City Visit
Sterling Bemis profiles Charley Bovey a Montana state senator and Virginia City rancher guiding a revival of the historic mining town. He funds refurbishments, runs Virginia Trading Company with his wife Sue, and preserves local lore from the era of Alder Gulch and the Vigilantes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bemis
Tho Independent, Press-Telegram
Montana
Virginia City
Mont
Montana Post
Virginia
Alder Gulch
Montana Territory
Boot Hill
Henry Plummer
Henry
The
Post
Montan
Charley Bovey
Fairweather Inn
Charley's
Charley
Sue
Virginia Trading Company
Wells Fargo
Walter Knott
Mr. Bovey
Senator Bovey
Nevada
Lucius Beebe
Mark Twain
Territorial Enterprise
Lucius
City Department Oil Amendment Drafted for Nov 4 Election
City council members shaping a charter amendment to create a citywide oil department under a five member commission. The plan aims to strengthen the antisubsidence program citywide while keeping budget and ordinance powers with the council. Financing remains tied to existing oil funds with potential special levy consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
City Atty
Wallfred Jacobson
Board of Harbor
Jacob- Bul
Purno
Council For Recreation
Countereas
Raymond C. Kealer
Driver Dies When Tossed Out of Car
A motorist died Monday night after being thrown from a foreign car. The incident occurred near Count at Dock St and Henry Ford Ave, with a passenger uninjured. The report notes chaotic details, including a councilman deleting a provision and references to hospital treatment for shock at Receiving Hospital in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock St
Henry Ford Ave
Cilman
Kaiser
Foundation Hospital
Tor
John Peter Neubert
Eastwood Cx
Torrance
Tlans
Fred
Ralston
Pacific Coast
Harbor City
Wilming
Ton
Four Police Brutality Cases at Long Beach NAACP Rally
At a Long Beach NAACP meeting in St John Baptist Church attended by over 200, four cases of alleged brutality by local officers were presented. A resolution urged police to suspend guilty officers and called for an ethics investigation and race relations training. One witness, Mrs Helen Garland, described a harsh arrest and mistreatment after questioning a ticket, including a heart attack episode and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
The
National Assn. For
Advancement of
Colored People
St. John Baptist Church
NAACP
Percy Anderson
Helen Geriend
J. O. Garland
Garland
Seaside Hospital
Willis White
Legal Redress
Loren Miller
Regel Redress
School Budget Hits New High and Tax Rate Drops
The Board of Education adopted a record budget of 34,711,913 with a reduced overall tax rate set at 3.5733 per 100 valuation, driven by higher property values. The operating tax falls to 2.54, while bond interest and other levies keep the total rate higher. Newcomb notes enrollment and staffing rises and a new school opening. A parcel adjacent to Bancroft Junior High is sold for 22,193 to the First Baptist Church of Lakewood for expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Sapien
Douglas A. Newcomb
City College
Newcomb
Newtomb
al Amost
Bancroft
First Baptist Church of
Lakewood
Arbor Rd
Sentence Slapper of Miss Illinois Slap Case
A 23 year old press agent received a two year suspended county jail term after conviction for slapping Marianne Gada, the 1957 Miss Illinois Universe entrant. Gada testified Segura harassed her since their Chicago appearance, moved to Los Angeles, and refused repeated meetings. She had moved addresses to avoid him and said he followed her to a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Gada
Miss Gada
Los ‘Angeles
F. Rays
Bennett
Don Segura
Los Angeles
Chicago
Segure
Segura
Gaba
Injection Proposal Endorsed by Harbor Board
The Harbor Commissioners endorsed in principle a draft for expanding water injection at Lone Beach Oil Development Co. contracts. The plan would lift the 180,000 barrel per day limit and allow LBOD to inject up to 86,000 barrels in any 24 hour period if requested, for reservoir pressure restoration and to boost ultimate oil recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Lone Beach Oil Development Co
LBOD
Larlier
Harbor Board
Knoll Honored by Board for 30 Years of Service
Arthur A. Knoll, longtime head of the Long Beach Unified School District business office, died last Tuesday. The Board of Education read a resolution recognizing his 1924 to 1958 tenure, noting his vision, integrity, and loyal service, and expressing sympathy to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Knoll
Wes
Board of Education
Long Beach Unified School
Long Beach Unified
Bes
Gun theft and fatal house fire sparks investigation
Fire officials report a $325 gun theft in a home on Cameron Street linked to a chair fire that sickened Patrick H. Muleshey, 42, who fell asleep amid cigarette smoke. His wife Frances alerted by the blaze. Muleshey was found on the living room floor and hospitalized. Sheriff’s deputies opened an investigation at the Van Diest residence on Paseo Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick H. Muleshey
Cameron St
Mulcshey
Paramount
Frances
Cage
Garrett
van Diest
Pasep St
Sheriff's
Vial
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Marlius
Mudie
By Sterling Bemis
Helena
Our Dept
Independent
the Southland
S & Finest
Marianne Gaba
A. A. Knoll
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