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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1957

Page

2

Valentine’s Day divorces and traffic fender benders hit city

Valentine's Day sparks a Detroit court divorce as Doris Dill, 24, wins a decree from husband Dill after she cites no gift last year. In separate incidents, James Milne, 27, avoids a traffic charge amid local police shifts. A New York case over John Jacob Astor’s marriages complicates estate talk while a three-vehicle Artesia crash injures 70-year-old Robert Mitchell.

William S. Rome Los Angeles Dill Doris Superior Court Voth Clarence E. Johns Legal Eagle Lloyd Saundera Jxtre Judge Johns Detroit James Milne Bohlen Jim Evelyn Edward S. Piggins Ten Jessee John Jacob Astor New York Supreme Court Thursday J. J Gertrude Gretsch Brooklyn Dolly Fultman Miami Beach Gertle New York Sudge Ahe J. J. Legal Everlovin Samuel Gold John

Eisenhower Plans Shakeup of Top Diplomatic Posts

President Eisenhower intends a broad overseas diplomacy reshuffle naming a new ambassador to Belgium and the Netherlands. Charles E Bohlen, long ambassador to Russia, is offered a different posting as part of the ongoing diplomatic changes.

Washington LP Eisenhower Belgium Netherlands Charles E. Bohlen Ruysala Elsens Shower Administration Bohlen State Department

Diplomats Named to Netherlands Telptum Posts

Authorities and J Clifford Folger, GOP finance chair, to appoint ambassadors to Telptum. Frederick Alger of Grosse Pointe to head the embassy in Brussels since 1953. Phillip Young slated for the Netherlands, replacing Freeman Matthews who has served since 193. Matthews in Washington for consultations and expected to fly to the Hague before resigning.

Jes Atscuw J. Clifford Folger Respublican National Finance Telptum Frederick M. Alger Grosse Point Mich Brussela Phillip Young Civil Service Commission Netherlands Ir. Freeman Matthews Ambauxador Matthews Washington Hague

Georgia Senate backs interracial sports ban in baseball

In Atlanta the Georgia Senate approved a bill aimed at segregating baseball by race. The measure would bar interracial participation, facing House debate and opposition from Sen. Leon Butts who argued the bill targets Negro players and would enforce segregation in sport.

Georgia Atlanta Georgia Senate Trinity Payal Asa House Leon Butts Pase

Norwalk IOOF to Honor Dignitaries at Lodge Reception

Norwalk lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the IOOF Hall at Clarkdale and Front Streets host a reception Monday at 8 p.m. honoring Mary and John McSwain as grand marshal and Theta Rho Aa daily, with several state officers attending to celebrate race equality discussions and the Negroes’ sporting roles in minor league baseball.

Butts Mary Theta Rho Aa John McSwain Hall Clarkdale Front Sts

Girl, 6, Struck by Auto Near Belmont Ave

A six year old girl was gravely hurt Thursday afternoon when struck by an automobile while crossing Stearn and Belmont avenues. She suffered a fractured leg and pelvic injuries. transported to a local hospital for treatment.

Stearn Belmont Ave

Weather and Crash Reports From Local Scene

Local weather summary notes Joselien Dolezat treated at Community Hospital after a high fall from more than 50 feet. Joan Mktrson and a 23 year old were cited in a separate incident. a child darted into traffic and was not cited. Earlier collision injured three people at the corner of Baker Road and Willow Street. detailed injuries listed. Other entries include a fatal injury report and a passenger injury following a two-car crash near Cherry Ave. Finall y, two drivers listed with minor injuries.

Artesia St Paramount Mira Robert D. Mitchell Quincy, Ave St Mary's ‘Hospital Mitchell Marie T. Wille Lkom Quincy Ave Tapt. C Wioht Joselien Dolezat Boltont Ave United Joan Mktrson Bente Studewire Cons Trarwarmingien Baker Rd Willow St Donald C. Williams Rendina St Sis Pe Pom Raishe Gladys KR. Loyles Cherry Ave Gladys Bygum Montair Ave

Convention Bureau Gains 125 Members

The Long Beach Convention Bureau reports 125 new members amid a one-day drive. Cy Lucking pledges $7,150 in funds for national and regional convention efforts to strengthen Long Beach as a convention city. David Tullisher and others announce awards for bringing in new members and plan expanded advertising with strong civic and business backing.

Dennta Moore Lapent Ed Simitins Tammy Nohsintf Long Beach Law Long Beach Clvic

Long Beach Gets Tax Refund on Gas Funds

Five Los Angeles area cities will receive portions of a 1950 motor vehicle fuel tax apportionment totaling $50,000. Long Beach gets $2,028, Torrance $699, Santa Monica $611, Hawthorne $229, while Los Angeles County and other departments share the remainder. Funds arrive from London for airport owners and police divisions.

Long Beach Elles Los Angeles Nicosia Cyprus Twa Roberts Kirkwood London Pico Clites Torrance Santa Monica Hawthorne Miss Los Angeles County W. Barker Ceive Denise de Vitre

Suit for $102,000 in auto crash negligence case

Long Beach man sues for 102000 alleging amnesia after a November 12, 1956 accident. Guardian Mary Elien Cummings appointed for plaintiff Herbert Cummings. Defendants Shirley Itson, Terbert Itson and Wille C. Davis charged with negligence in collision with a machine driven by Itson near Pacific Coast Highway and Magnolia Avenue.

Long Beach Mary Elien Cummings 10Th St Mlerbert Atty Russell H Cummings Shireley Sue Itson Pacific Coast Mtny Magnolia Ave Shirley Itson Terebert Itson Wille C. Davis

Mario Lanza Brightens a Coma-Stricken Grandmother

Philadelphia native Mario Lanza phoned his ill grandmother Eliza Lanza as she lay in a coma at Metropolitan Hospital after a stroke. The singer spoke softly, and her condition showed definite improvement the following day while doctors continued monitoring. Lanza, planning a European tour, had promised to visit and had previously sent encouragement from the hospital.

Philadelphia UPI Mortga Mario Lanza Vin Dalty Hollywood Eliza Lanza Metropolitan Hospital Matho Hilda Lanza Misa Lanza Wanta Lanza U. S Italy Salvatore Ia al

Five Power Arms Cut Talks Set at UN Assembly

United Nations members agreed to resume five power talks in London on March 18 to break the deadlock over world disarmament. The plan aims to reexamine past disarmament proposals with participation by the United States Britain the Soviet Union France and Canada. US Britain and Soviet officials indicated mixed feelings about the London level including a possible chiefs of staff attendance.

United Nations Je UN General Assembly London Cmdr Allan Noble United States Britain Soviet Union France Canada U.N Armanent Vansily Vs Nuzentany Henry Cabot Lodge Jr U. S cWet Arma Eisenhower

British living costs hit record high index 104 on June 15

The British cost of living index rose to 104 on June 15 the Ministry of Labor announced. The monthly increase of one point stems from higher retail food prices and rail and bus fares, with the index set at 100 based on January 1958 prices.

London Briteain Ministry of Labor

City Auditor John Manerti seeks reelection amid praise

The report notes City Auditor John R. Manerti plans to seek reelection. He is praised for honesty and handling of city finances while criticizing outdated counting methods. He is credited with giving departments time to adjust and denying improper payments when needed.

John R. Manerti Mansell

Fragmentary local notice from Long Beach INDEPENDENT

A damaged OCR fragment from Long Beach INDEPENDENT mentions county, dates, and local entities in a partial notice context. Details are unclear but imply civic or legal notice data with scattered proper nouns and numbers.

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