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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1959
Page
8
Death notices record infant Schodrowski of Lakewood and several adults including Guy Roscoe Runkel, Homer O Bacon, Mary Alice Wynne, Claude B McClintock, Harvey E Bender, Mary Elizabeth Aschermann, Ethel L Donart, and George H Mayne with survivors, service times, and funeral homes Motell's and Peek Mortuary, Patterson and Snively Chapel, and local churches. dates indicate Saturday or Tuesday services and private or public rites.
New York special reports a breakthrough healing substance called Bio Dyze that claims to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery or narcotics. Doctors observed rapid relief and gradual healing over months, including long standing hemorrhoids. Preparation H products are advertised as the delivery form, with assurances of availability and money back guarantees.
Gov Earl Long on a Saturday stump in French Settlement told about 400 listeners he could hire out to oil firms for three times his governor’s pay. He recalled earlier favors from big oil, joked about backroom deals, and answered Times Picayune criticism after a bar visit in Indiana.
Private funeral service for Omer R. Young 73 of 237 Claremont Ave. a Long Beach attorney since 1925 will be held today under Dilday Family Funeral Directors. He died Saturday Born in Oklahoma City he earned a law degree from Oklahoma University and moved to Long Beach in 1925 to practice. Surviving are his wife Lillian son Omer Jr two daughters Mona Gallop and Wanda Meyer and mother Mrs Sarah Yourg.
FRANKFURT Germany UPI reports Germans bought more new cars in the first half of this year with 380 065 registrations, up 63 311 from the same period in 1958. The Federal Traffic Bureau released the figures noting a strong postwar automotive boom across the nation.
David Bramnick, a noted stained glass artist whose works adorn churches worldwide, died Sunday at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia at age 67.
Mayor Robert F. Wagner announced plans under study to hold a world’s fair in 1964 to celebrate New York City’s 200th anniversary. A 23 member committee from transportation, industry, hotels, real estate, publishing and finance will study the project. The theme is peace through understanding. The city’s last fair was 1939 at Flushing Meadows, Queens, which brought substantial extra business.
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