Hazel Voigt Death Said to Sedative
Public relations consultant and campaign adviser Hazel Voigt, 45, was found dead in Glendale with a head bruise and reportedly died from barbiturate poisoning with acute alcoholism. Coroner Theodore J. Curphey announced an inquest to determine exact circumstances, noting Governor Knight ally and former campaign manager for Knight.
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Worker Injured in Blast Shakes Harbor City Storm Drain
A 43 year old Los Angeles worker Adopts Madere is critical after a blast and flash fire ripped through a two block long storm drain under construction near Harbor City. He suffered third degree burns and was moved from Hathar General to Weierta Hospital in critical condition. Fire crews and gas company troubleshooters searched the area while colleagues aided the injured man until rescue.
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Bull Goose Cancelled Contracts Plunge Los Angeles Area Jobs
A large layoff hit the Los Angeles area as Air Force canceled development contracts for the 2 000 mile weapon project. About 400 workers in Long Beach and nearby facilities lost their jobs, with about 300 more affected in the wider area as plant cutbacks ripple through the region. Detectives linked to the case of Mrs Voigt in Glendale noted multiple glasses and a kitchen scene suggesting possible foul play or self harm, while authorities considered the possibility of suicide amid distress over political campaigns and corporate resignations. The public relations shift followed the resignation of Knight & Co. after last June’s primary, with Mrs Voigt once unseen by the public prior to her death.
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Kidnaper Gets Two Life Terms for Major Crimes
A jury convicted Norman F. Gagnon of kidnapping and related offenses in a complex case tied to a 1960s law enforcement probe. The defendant received two life terms for kidnapping a Lawndale pair, including 16-year-old Theresa Rochon, with evidence of pistol use and live tape, while authorities pursued parallel charges. The court noted reassessment of related missile and defense concepts amid the proceedings.
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Officials Decry Shift of iSchool Funds in Long Beach
Long Beach school officials blasted a State Department of Education plan to divert federal funds from local districts to impoverished areas. In a letter to State Superintendent Roy Simpson, Schools Superintendent Douglas Newcomb said the state lacks authority to administer such funds and warned diversion could trigger a six to seven cent tax hike.
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Long Beach Arts Schedule with Concerts and Theaters
Daily Long Beach listings show Municipal band concert at 2 pm in Municipal Auditorium Concert Hall. Theatre offerings include Death of a Salesman at Long Beach State College Little Theatre and Bus Stop at Broadway Theatre plus Butter and Egg Man at Magnolia Theatre. Evening shows run 9 pm to 1 am at Conven iant Hall.
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Starts Sunday Border Patrol Series Slated
Sunday's Independent Peces i Telegram promotes a border patrol feature detailing a patrol with 4 dozen men guarding an 1800 mile stretch from Pacific to Gulf. It asserts their cases include wetbacks smugglers spies and murderers, framing law enforcement.
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Rangers Aid Salvation Army Kettles This Christmas
The Paris PSF Rangers Land will be on Mi Ave to help Salvation Army volunteers at Christmas kettles. They doubled kettle income last year and will support the Christmas Cheer Fund to assist needy families with food toys and clothing. Donations may be mailed to Locust Ave. The warehouse at the National Guard Armory will be open Sunday and daily hours listed. week of Dec 19 seeks continued donations and information via Mrs Mahe John at Hemlock 2-2297.
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Ice Cream Truck Driver Charged After Cliff Crash
Palos Verdes Friday police said Milton Durty 34 a truck driver suffered a fit of anger and drove his truck over a cliff. Dunn claimed he had been fired and faced charges of mayhem while awaiting a December 17 court date in Redondo Beach.
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Seaffalls Stolen From War Gump Seafsad Company Premises
Police report a theft of seawalls worth 407 dollars from the War Gump Seafsad Company premises under construction by Pierpaint Landing at Yang Beach in Gurban. Police reported Friday.
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Missing Florida boy Billy Gilbert seeks help from parents
Two year old Billy Gilbert is missing after leaving his Day and Right Motel room with his father Albere Gilbert. His mother Annie Gilbert and sister Annie, both believed safe at Taupa, Florida, are described as hopeful. The elder Gilbert, ill and out of work, vanished with the boy before Thanksgiving, while a concerned neighbor aided by offering meals. The State Bureau of Investigation is pursuing leads.
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Cota Ave
Nurses Buy Television for Hospital Ward Patients
Nurses in the pediatrics ward of a community hospital raise funds to buy a large television set for child patients. They face access issues as wheelchairs and beds block views, prompting plans for a wall-mounted remote controlled unit. Doctors help with contributions as fundraising continues.
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Army Plans $513000 Plant Here Near Mira Mar
The Army announced a $513000 training center for U S Army Reserve units to be built on Willow Street near Mira Mar Avenue in Long Beach. Designs approved, bids to be advertised for a training building maintenance shop and facilities serving units across several battalions and detachments.
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Free antipasto theft case shocks city worker
Frank John Russo, 35, of Bowie Grae Ave, was charged after police said he admitted stealing anchovies from a market at 1170 El Anehrint St Thursday night. Municipal Judge Tymon B. Sutter presided.
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LL B Chamber Urges City Cost Reduction Unit
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce backs a city research unit to survey municipal functions versus private firms, aiming to curb costs. The plan proposes a new division to study contracting for services and to hold monthly meetings to inform local businesses and the public.
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Tougher Path to Stardom for Film Starlets
Sunday sections discuss thinning ranks of movie queens and hurdles to real stardom. Reports include Southland Magazine and Sunday Independent material on Finnish queens and Gettysburg heritage pieces. Also notes on border patrol visibility and a seven‑part series on those who protect the many.
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Lon Berberet to Address KC Meet At Legion Hall
Lon Berberet will address a Kansas City meeting at Legion Hall on Tuesday. Tiger infield prospect will accompany Berberet as council members and locals, including Lang Beach resident Doles Kennedy, coordinate the program and support.
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INAACP Moving Is LR Office Monday Move Notice
The Long Beach chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colate announces the relocation of its office from Rig Js Anakin Street to 1408 New York Street. President Tovey Anderson confirms the move will take place Monday.
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