Suspect Cleared of Holdup Faces Narcotics Sentence
A former holdup suspect tied to a July 29 bar robbery at Washerdine's Bar was sentenced by Superior Judge Maurice Sparling to one to 10 years for narcotics possession. Richard Wilson, 60, known as Falcone, was cleared on the armed robbery count. Co-defendants Alexander Lambo and Allen Palmer, arrested with Wilson, will be sentenced August 29 after pleading guilty to armed robbery.
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Maurice C. Sparling
Richard Shires Wilson
Falcone
Ofunicipal Court
E. Broadway
Sparling's
Chris
Washerdine's
Long Beach
Blvd
Ponce
Alexander Lambo
Broadway
Winson
Nieto Ave
Allen
Duane Palmer
Ely Ave
Long Beach Evening Arts: Concerts and Plays Listed
Today in Long Beach features the Municipal Band at 7 p.m. Lincoln Fark performs. Magnolia Theater presents See How They Run at 2400 Magnolia. The Mighty Male plays at Long Beach Community Playhouse 5201 E Anaheim St 8:30 p.m. A Streetcar Named Desire at Long Beach Actor's Studio Morgan Hall 8:30 p.m. The Boy Trend at Off-Broadway Theater 211 Lime Ave tickets $30.
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Long Beach Municipal Band
Lincoln Fark
Magnolia Theater
Magnolia Age
Long Beach Community Playhouse
Anaheim St
Desire
Long Beach
Actor's Studio
Morgan’ Hall
Lime Ave
Lifeguard Dance Set for Tonight at Lakewood Country Club
The annual Long Beach lifeguard dance occurs tonight at 9 p.m. at Lakewood Country Club. Sponsored by city lifeguards, the public is welcome and tickets are sold at the door. Paul Bazaar and the Esquires provide the music.
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Long Beach
Lalewood ‘Country Club
City Lifeguards
Paul Bazaar
The
Esquires
Sunday 1 features at the International Beauty Congress
The Press Telegram will showcase International Beauty Congress features in a Sunday package. It includes close-up portraits of contestants, parade order, pageant program, and Tele-Vuc TV coverage schedule. Southland Magazine offers a full-color Far East portrait, while Parade Magazine highlights a teen medicine trend and TV star duo on the color cover.
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Independent
Press-Telegram
Southland Magazine
Parade Magazine
Frank Howard
Dodger
Marge and Gower
Redondo Youth Dies After Insect Poisoning
Joel A. Kahn, 17, foster son of Mr and Mrs William Hambro of Redondo Beach, died at Harbor General Hospital Torrance from swallowing half a bottle of ant poison. He had taken the poison last Friday after threatening suicide two weeks earlier amid a broken romance.
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Joel A. Kahn
William Hambro
Redondo Beachy
Harbor General Hospital
Torrance
Hambros
Navy Awards Contract for Rocket Engine Research
Navy sets $242 918 contract to Aeronautrome Systems Inc Newport Beach a Ford division for rocket engine research announced by Capt G M Ankers inspector of naval materiel Los Angeles. Navy contracts in Southern California total $3 500 000.
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Aeronatrome Systems, Inc
Newport Beach
Ford Motor Co
G. M. Ankers
Los Angeles
Southern California
Miss Korea Beauty Pageant Gimmick Revealed in L A
Miss Korea and accomplices staged publicity stunts for the International Beauty Congress in Los Angeles. The deception involved a pretend reporter brother and a nonrelative promoter, aiming to boost Miss Korea’s visibility alongside the event’s contestants and sponsors.
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Jerry Ezrin
Kim Chung Ja
Shipyard Headman to Leave for New Post in 1959
Capt C J Falmer, commander of Long Beach Naval Shipyard since June 1958, will be relieved January 1 by Capt John F Fea, now comptroller in the Bureau of Ships Washington. Promoted to rear admiral, Capt Palmer will command Portsmouth Naval Shipyard on relief. Capt Fee has served in naval shipyard duties and as air force maintenance officer of a gas force during atomic tests. He began his career aboard the USS Nevada after Naval Academy graduation in 1935 and married Long Beach native Mastoria Mary Maxwell.
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C. J. Falmer
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
John 4. Fea
Bureau of Ships
Washington, D.C
Palmer
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Capt. Fee
Naval Shipyard
Naval Academy
Nevada
Long Beach
Mastoria
Mary Maxwell
City Animal Inspector Exam Announced by Civil Service Board
The Civil Service Board announced a written test for the City Animal Shelter animal inspector at 8 am on Aug. 18. The last filing day is 5 pm Aug. 1. Salary range effective Sept. 1 is 367 to 434. For details contact the board office at 342 Municipal Utilities Bidg., 215 W. Broadway.
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Civil Service Board
Municipal Utilities
W. Broadway
Ex-Prime Minister Arthur Meighen Dies at 86
TORONTO Ont UPN Former Prime Minister Arthur Meighen aged 86 died at his home Friday after a brief illness. Meighen, a Conservative, served twice as prime minister in 1920 and 1926 guiding the country through turbulent times.
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Toronto
Ont
Upnformer
Arthur
Maighen
Gangda
Ving
Meighen
Canada to loan shelters under housing act plan
In Ottawa the government announced up to 500 a shelter loan under the National Housing Act to fund shelters in new homes against radioactive fallout. The decision was disclosed in the House of Commons on Friday.
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Ottawa
Canada
National Housing Act
House of Commons
Officer Injured in Traffic Crash on Gardenia Ave
Motorcycle Officer Fark B. Moore Jr. age 38 of 2243 Clark Ave. sustained minor injuries in a traffic accident at Gardenia Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway. He received treatment at St. Mary's Hospital.
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Fark B. Moore Jr
Clark Avé
Gardenia Ave
Pacific Coast Hwy
St. Mary's Hospital
Hearing Set in Shooting of Husband
Patricia Tulleys, 20, of 326 E 9th St, arraigned in Municipal Court on assault with intent to commit murder after allegedly shooting estranged husband four times. Judge Sutherland set return for Aug. 12 for preliminary hearing. bail set at 2625. The wounded man, Robert Lee Tulleys, 22, of 8139 Hazelbrook Ave, serves five days in county jail for contempt in failing to support his two children.
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Patricia Tulleys
9Th St
Kenneth E. Sutherland
Robert Lee “Tulleys
Hazelbrook Ava
Inquest Slated in Bar Killing
An inquest will be held into the death of Navy man Billy Rex Staab 48 of the USS Conflict after autopsy results. Deputy Coroner Henry Ehrenkranz said Staab was found dead in a bar July 30 following a barroom altercation with another patron, with a fatal head injury suspected from the fall.
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Navy
Billy Rex Starb
Henry Ehrenkranz
Staab
Famous Fliers' Mother Dies in Washington Funeral
Mary E. Tusch known as Mother Tusch 82 a native of Rantoul Kansas died after a stroke in Washington D C Funeral service planned for today She was tied to early aviation circles alongside Lindbergh Earhart and Billy Mitchell and helped set up the first USO for World War II according to aviation history.
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Washington
UPI
Mary E. Tusch
Tusch
Charles A. Lindbergh
Amelia ‘Earhart
Billy Mitchell
Rantoul
Kan
Air Force
H. 4M
Arnold
Flets
Berkeley
Callé
Youth Sentenced on Dope Charge
John Arthur Arnold age 18 of 4321 E 4th St was sentenced by Superior Judge Maurice C Sparling Friday to six months in County Jail as a condition of three year probation on a narcotics possession count. Arnold was arrested July 5 when police found four marijuana cigarettes in his home.
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John Arthur Arnold
4Th St
Maurice C. Sparling
Arnold
Twenty Rings Stolen From Gem Jewelry Co
Police reported Friday a thief removed twenty wedding rings valued at $40 from a glass showcase at Gem Jewelry Co. 440 Pine Ave. The theft highlights ongoing burglary at retail jewelry stores in the neighborhood.
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Gem Jewelry Co
Pine Ave
Handed Terms for Robbery in Local Holdups
Two men received six month County Jail terms on Friday for participation in two local holdups. Superior Judge Maurice C. Sparling ordered five year probation for Franklin Delano Baker of Bell Gardens and Roy Lynn Stonecipher, a transient. Officers said the pair waited in back while two accomplices robbed liquor-store workers at 4253 Pixie Ave and 4434 E Pacific Coast Hwy. the gunmen are in prison.
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Maurice C. Sparling
Franklin Delano Baker
Miller St. Bell Gardens
Roy Lynn Stonecipher
Lamploves
Pixie Ave
Pacific Coast Hwy
Long Beach Heart Assn Grants 70,000 for Research
The Long Beach Heart Association announced a 70,000 grant for scientific research with over 43,000 going to California researchers. Grants support projects at Harbor General, UC Berkeley, Stanford, and other institutions, including new pacemaker development and studies on cholesterol, pulmonary edema, and arterial degeneration. More than 27,000 additional dollars were donated to researchers outside California from the 1960 Heart Fund.
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Long Beach Heart Assn
California
John Lungren
Association
H. F. Poppendick
San Diego
Ronald Piecirilla
Harbor General
Eric Hutchinson
Stanford University
Loyola University
Dante] Masto
Albert Lizar- Taras
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