Rev Clarence E Naugle Dies at 65 in Lynwood Hospital
The Rev Clarence E Naugle 65 longtime assistant pastor at Trinity Lutheran Church South Gate retired last year and moved from Pennsylvania to Long Beach. He studied at Susquehiana University and was ordained in 1924. Funeral Wednesday 1 30 pm at Trinity Lutheran Church with Dr Carl McTambert and Rev Orval A Averkamp officiating. He survived by wife Nancy daughter Pauline Johnson son Henry J Naugle and other relatives. Interment at Rosewood Park Mausoleum.
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Clarence E. Naugle
Trinity ‘Lutheran Church
St. St. and
Linen Ave
Lynwood
South Gate Sinc
Mr. Naugle
Nancy
Pauline Johnson
Henry J. Naugle
South Gate
A L Igh
Cbrona
Tagle-wood Park Mausoleum
Retired Teacher Succumbs in Long Beach History
Miss Adda Anderson, a long time Long Beach educator born in El Dorado Kansas, died Monday at 215 Quincy Ave Apt 1. She joined the Long Beach school system in August 1831 as assistant and kindergarten supervisor. She later served as principal teacher at Signal Hill and Bryant Elementary Schools, with assignments lasting until 1940.
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Adda
Anderson
Quincy Ave
Apt
Principe
Long Beach
Miss Anderson
el Dorado
Kaw
Signal Hill
Bryant
Death notices from Long Beach area obituaries
Death notices list numerous Long Beach residents with survivors and service details. Entries include Harris Finest of Arbor Street died Sunday at Surf Chapel, Downes Ronald William of Chestnut Avenue, Townsend Arthur H. of Los Angeles, Milder Staney Gene of 2446 West 2nd Street, Brooks Blonde Reno of Claremont Avenue, Conrell Ednar Marie of Oliva Avenue, Tomson Joseph D. of 2652 East 15th Street, Kefers Iva P., McWilliams Mar Ina, Hardin Frank James of Elsinore, Holz Amelia Jane of Stanley Avenue, and others, with survivors, funeral times, and mortuary arrangements at Rose Garden, Hunter, Mottell's & Peek, and local chapels.
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Harris
diOfice
Rose Garden
Arbor St
Surf Chapel
Long Beach
Winona Mz
Dorothy M
Kaby
Mary Dunk
Hunter Mortuary
Downes
Ronald William
Chestnut Ave
John W. Downes
John A
Rose Garden Chapel
Frank H. Miller
Kenneth
Chapel
Q’conrell
Ednar Marie
Oliva Ave
John T
Verdan Bukove
Terry O'Connell
Lester H. Barnett
Ales
Glen Livingston
Tomson
Joseph D
Aftell
S & Peek Mortuar
15Th St
William Kefers—Aits
Iva P
A. Storrs
If Lotus
Long Beech
Mortell's & Peek
Rollie Laurin
Hazel Diehl
Dorris Wood
Greenwood Mortuary
San Diego
Hardin
Frank James
Lof Elsinore
Pauline
Mia
W. G. Seerest
Paul
Don
Joe
Rachel
World Around Jet Hits Homes In England Kills Woman
A burning U S Air Force jet crashed into a garage and four bungalows in Kesgrave near Ipswich, killing Betty Aggis, 28, and injuring two men. Pilot Lt. Charlie L. Prescott bailed out and was later treated. Wreckage and flames destroyed nearby homes and a dog kennel. In Hamburg, Denmark’s cigar makers reported Danes smoke the most cigars per capita, with 207 in 1955, far above the U S rate of 35, mostly by men.
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Ipswich
England
Charlie L. Prescott
Santa Monica
Calif
Kesgrave
Betty Aggis
Hamburg
Gecany
UPT
Association of German Cigar Manufacturers
Denmmark
United States
French Crisis Austerity Plans Raise French Prices
The de Gaulle government outlined harsher austerity measures to start January 1, raising costs for cigarettes wine coal railroad tickets gas and electricity by about 10 percent as subsidies are removed and wages frozen. The public reacted with gloom as they face higher living costs and stricter controls under the new franc devaluation program. A London briefing adds speculation on 1959 visits by Dulles Eisenhower and Khrushchev.
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Paris
Plu
Charles de Gaulle
Frenchimety
Prince Charles Leaves Hospital With Leg Cast Healed
King Lynn England Prince Charles son of Queen Elizabeth II exited Kings Lynn Hospital with his plaster cast fully healed after three weeks of limited movement following a sprained ankle from a fall at school. The 10 year old heir to the throne wore a thick wool sock over the cast. A governess escorted him from Sandringham House where the royal family spent Christmas.
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Kings Lynn
England
Prince Charles
Elizabeth II
Kings Lynn Hospital
Sandringham House
Temayra
Polar rescue flight reports deaths and Antarctic mission notes
A chaotic dispatch records multiple obituaries with details of survivors and services, and notes a U S Navy plane landing near South Fort Montana to assist the new U S Antarctic expedition. It mentions George Dufek and Archie Milner in relation to Deep Freeze activities and Little America inspections, with scattered names and locations.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antaretica
UPS
Monany
Vins
George H
boUomiaieg Monee Surencins
Ama
Earl Ed
Sams Duel Murelt
William Harry
Boer
Trygve Kelle
U.S
Eck
Shirley Leather Ross
Lorraine Melchise
Americansdech
Edith Ham
Mer
Ifogil Bolen
Twins keep up double life in England pair
ST. NEOT England Wilf and Val Hodgkinson were born twins. They grew up together attended school and joined the Royal Air Force together. The brothers married nurses and on Christmas Day both became fathers, sharing the new branch of family life.
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ST. Neot
England
Wilf
Val Hodgkinson
Royal Air Force
Tgether
Gift from Waco students to Rhee for Korean orphans
Lt. Gen. Robert M. Lee accepts a Texas gift package on behalf of President Syngman Rhee. The clothing for Korean war orphans was donated by frantic students of a Waco high school, presented to Rhee during the Korean War era in Seoul, Korea.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Texas
Waco
Tex
Rhee
Robert M. Lee
United Nations Command
PG&E Expands Spending Plan For 1959 Expansion
Pacific Gas and Electric Co plans to spend about 136 million dollars on expansion in 1959, according to President Norman R. Sutherland. The statement came from San Francisco.
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Pg&e
San Francisco
UPD
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Norman R. Sutherland
Alonday
Ex Mayor Bowron Settles Suit Over Cohen Interview
Former Los Angeles mayor Fletcher Bowron settled a defamation suit with American Broadcasting Co. and Philip Morris cigarettes for an undisclosed sum. The case concerned a Cohen interview and was disclosed Monday in Los Angeles.
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Bowron
Cohen
Los Angeles
UPI
Fletcher Bowron
Sult Agatist
Broadcasting Co
ABC
Philip Morris Cigarettes
Mechanic Finds Broken Drive Shaft Halts Car Start
Seattle man He W Lester W Hanvey discovered a broken drive shaft with universal joints split from ball ends after his car failed to start on a Monday commute. Bowron, a superior court judge, sued over ABC telecast statements May 19 1957. The settlement filed in federal court included a nominal judgment of 1 dollar. Attorneys said Bowron received adequate compensation and the exact amount was not disclosed.
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Seattle
Lester W. Hanvey
Hanvey
Bowron
Superior
ABC
Mickey Cohen
Alike Wallace
Attys
James C. Sheppard
Frank Simpson VI
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London Evening Standard
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State Board of Equalization
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Elizabeth B
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Menstay
Dilday
Walker
Adam Robert
Carlorik Ave
Eugenie
Joseph Nollh
Bernadette Adams
Aim, Mottell’s & Peek Mortulary
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San Pedro Hacienda
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