Navy Linkage Suit Discussed By Knowland Group
Senator William F Knowland said he will meet with Attorney General William P Rogers next week to discuss the Long Beach subsidence lawsuit tied to the shipyard. He notes Navy plans to seek federal help while local and state authorities bear responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Burea
Washington
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
Long Beach
William P. Rovers
Sree Knowland
House Armed Services Committee
C. R. Harrison
Naval Legislation Department
Navy
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
House
Knowland
Rogers
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Justice Department
Kuchel
Bad Check Scheme Backfires In Orange County Jail Case
Eldred Welten Leon, 34 of 1812 California Ave in Long Beach, admitted passing checks on a fictitious plastering firm. Superior Judge Karl Lynn at Santa Ana Criminal Court ordered 30 days to be served as 10 weekends and fined $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Orange County
Santa Ana
Parks Panel OKs Plan for Improvement at Woodland Park
A Woodland area development plan moves forward with improvements funded by a $134,430 allotment from a $4,900,000 park and recreation bond issue. The project involves the Beach Recreation Commission and city officials in the investigation of a suspect linked to a check-kiting spree and a day camp expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tth St
Park Ave
Federation
Bennie Hall
Long Leen
Beach Recreation Commission
Cause Hall
Eldred
Woodland Area
Colorado Lagoon
Long Beach State College Gets $5.41 Million Budget Boost
California Assembly subcommittee in Sacramento approves a $5,413,400 capital outlay for Long Beach State College. Funds cover a third wing of the natural science building, a permanent industrial arts building, cafeteria addition, and related equipment and drawings. The State Board for Education signs a federal loan agreement to partly finance the first dormitories at Long Beach State and 10 other schools, with two dormitories planned for 200 men and 200 women costing about $1.79 million plus furnishings. completion expected by September 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach State College
Sacramento
Assembly, Ways and Means
State Board For Education
Long Beach State
LBSC Enrollment Up 6 Percent
Official spring semester enrollment at Long Beach State College closed Tuesday at 9,049, a 6 percent rise from the 1957 fall figure of 8,505 and 22 percent above the 1957 spring total of 7,121. On campus there are 8,668 students with 381 at the Santa Ana residence center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach State College
Santa Ana
Compton Boy Howls Protest Valentine Delivery Sparks Paternity Twist
Long Beach officers deliver a Valentine baby greeting to Mrs Marie Vasques whose husband Vincent 33 parked near Long Beach Blvd and Bixby Rd as she went into labor in a car The husky 9 pound boy Antonio was born at St Marys Hospital with parents grateful and officers rewarded with cigars.
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Happy Valentine
Victor Perez
Bernard Frydman
Marie Vasques
Crane St
Mrs. Vasques
Vincent
Valentine
Victor Perea
Long Beach
St. Mary’s Hospital
Vasques
Long Beach Blvd
Bixby Rd
15 Per Cent Fare Hike Sought by Metro Coach Lines
Metropolitan Coach Lines asked the state to approve a 15 percent fare increase on its 21 interurban lines. Fares would rise in longer routes from 73 to 84 cents plus tax and 38 to 44 cents on shorter routes, with commutation rates up about 5 percent. An annual net income rise to 276,000 is anticipated, and the move follows a union wage settlement that halted service for 54 days. The filing precedes a possible MTA transfer and cannot be acted on before March 3.
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Metro Coach
Metropolitan Coach Lines
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Metro
Orange
Riverside
San Berenardino
Asbury
FUE
State Public Utilities Commission
Mitre
Asbury Rapid Transit
Metropolitan Transit Authority
MTA
Public Utilities Commission
Knowland Sees California Jobs Rise before the Nation
Senate Republican leader Knowland said California may exit the recession by mid-summer, with construction buoying growth year round. He urged targeted public works and federal projects that leverage private and local spending, plus a $1 to $3 or $4 private return, to spark a broader recovery. Separately a cab driver, 41, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of his wife after admitting beating her, with sentencing set for March 14 in Superior Court.
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Senate
Califffornia
Knowland
Congress
Administration
Californi Te
Bureau of Reclamation
Army Engineers
Snowland
Oee
John W. Flannery
Pacific Coast Hwy
Harbor City
Ralph K. Pierson Mareh
Flannery
Wes al
District Beach
For America
Atty
Thomas W. Cochran
California
Pierson
Harold F. Welch
Lhrunk
Dee
Logan H
Two youths injured after car hits pedestrians in Long Beach
Two young pedestrians Sandra Filbey 14 and James Simpson 15 were struck by a car at Artesia Street and Muriel Avenue in Long Beach Friday night. They were treated at Seaside Hospital. Simpson broke a leg and lives nearby. Driver Fred Incumbents A. J. Labourdette was cited for driving without prescribed glasses. no other injuries reported.
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Long Beach
Artesia St
Muriel Ave
Seaside Hospital
Sandra F. Filbey
Cummings
James G. Simpson
Los Ala Way
Simpson
Almitos County
A. J. Labourdette
Guerdcutter
Kingsley van Alen
Tom Harris
Dunrobin Ave
Polnt
John Booth
Chaucer
Robert Moyer
Navy Oiler and Barge collide in harbor incident
A U S Navy oiler YOG-71 collided Friday with a barge towed by Sause Bros Ocean Towing Co tug Columbia Queen inside the harbor. No injuries reported and details are being investigated by naval authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Navy
Sause Bros. Ocean Towing
Columbia Queen
Los Aemesanawhadantares
Old Charges Dismissed by Judge
Alfred E. Taylor, 35, of 5528 Carfax Ave, had more than nine year old charges dismissed by Municipal Judge Charles T. Smith for an exemplary life since 1946. The cases included 1941 theft of four trays from a drive in restaurant, evading an officer after a 90 day sentence, and a 1942 two court burglary charge while in Navy boot camp, found when he was arrested on a speeding charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. ‘Taylor
Carfax Ave
Charles T. Smith
Taylor
Navy
Inquest Finds Kinrade Not Criminally Responsible
A coroner's jury voted 5 to 1 Friday to exonerate Detective Inspector Paul A Kinrade of any criminal responsibility in the traffic death of 76 year old Jack W Black at the Broadway and Cedar Ave intersection on Feb 3. Deputy County Coroner Henry C Ehrenkranz filed the result with the deputy district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A.’ Kinrade
Jack W. Black
Chestnut Ave
Broadway
Cedar Ave
Henry C. Ehrenkranz
Tiny LB girl at Mayo Clinic heart surgery for baby
A 20 month old girl Janice Greene of Long Beach headed to Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota for a rare heart reconstruction. Doctors aim to reroute blood flow around a deformed heart with a high risk operation as family appeals for prayers and support. Father Donald Greene and mother Barbara Greene, a nurse, will accompany their daughter.
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Dave Emery
Los Ans
Barbara
Long Beach
Goles
Janice
Achr
Los Anjife
Mayo
Lord
Goles International Airport
Lakewood
Fayeas
Garase
Rheem Manufacturing
A ma|Co
Downey
Transporta
Donald Greene
Janice Tojrage
Bellwood Generals
Spring St
Bellflower
Rochester
Basil
Clara
Bellflower Church
Rudolph
Eastondale Ave
William Men
Whitelother
Donald Jr
John Rhodes
Denhall
California Lawmakers Debate Right to Work Vote Outcome
A statewide poll of California legislators shows 25 expect a right to work measure to pass, 85 expect it to fail, with 7 undecided. The survey also gauges views on canceling the tax exemption for non profit private schools and other fiscal initiatives.
Brejcha to Run Post on City Finance Duties
City Treasurer Collector Frank W Breicha was placed to supervise the City Finance Department while Finance Director Samuel M Roberts serves as subsidence control administrator. Brejcha, 6, joined the payroll in August 1927 as a statistician and was appointed treasurer in August 1950, adding collector duties two years later.
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Frank W. Breicha Friday
Samuel M. Roberts
Brejcha
Dollar Day Rides Draw Thousands in Long Beach
Downtown Long Beach hosts three day Dollar Days as 4128 shoppers use free bus rides and municipal parking. DLBA reports strong opening day and plans year round auditorium parking as Park and Shop lot with single validation. Regular hours continue today.
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Long Beach
Municipal Auditorium
Vito’ Romans
DLBA
Probation Officer Reeves Transferred to Bellflower
Robert Reeves, deputy county probation officer since the Long Beach office opened in 1953, is reassigned to Bellflower. He was honored at a Wilton Hotel luncheon with Superior Judge Fred Miller and Commissioner Norman Holden, and referees Leslie Reed and Robert J. Hamilton in attendance. Reeves has worked with juvenile and adult offenders and liaised with the Avalon Police Department on Catalina Island.
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Robert Reeves
Long Beach
Bellflower
Reeves
Wilton Hotel
Fred Miller
Norman Holden
Leslie Reed
Robert "J. Hamilton
Reaves
Liais
Avalon Police Department
Catalina Island
Long Beach Couple Sails for Fiji Island Prize
L B Man Kent Shelby, 23, and friend Douglas Howard sail from San Francisco toward a Fiji island won in a limerick contest. His wife Frances and their 21 month old daughter stay in the U S. They plan to live on the 474 acre island near Lautoka until late summer, hoping to return to college. They travel under sponsorship of the Pacific Area Travel Assn.
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Kent Shelby
Long Beach
Douglas Aircraft
City College
San Francisco
Fiji
Frances
Teddi
U.S
Shelbys
Douglas Howard
Lautoka
Shelby
Granada Ave
Howard
South Sea
Pacific Area’ Travel Assn
New Directors for Bank of Belmont Shore Named
New directors of the Bank of Belmont Shore were announced Friday. Retired Adm. Clark L. Green serves as chairman. New board members include FH. F. Bowles, Walter Hilborn, M. P. Litch, Robert S. Rope, and Robert R. Wilson. Holdover members are Adm. Green, John Brooks, Dr. W. P. Garrison, Norris E. McKenney, J. O. Strong, R. H. Pegram, and Ray J. Moore. New officers include Patrick O’Connor and Charles Cp. Kiser as migrant vice presidents, Norman E. Miller as cashier, and Jo Ann Londeree as assistant cashier and escrow officer.
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Bank of
Belmont Shore
Adm
Clark L. Green
Oregon Ave
FH. F. Bowles
Los Angeles
Walter §. Hilborn
M. P. +litch
Inglewood
Robert S. Rope
Robert R. Wilson
Granada Aves
Adm. Green
John Brooks
Long Beach
W. P. Garrison
Naples
Norris E. McKenney
Granada Ave
J. O. Strong
Newport Beach
R. H. Pegram
Ray J. Moore
Corinthian Wall
Patrick O'Connor
Marber St
Charles
Cp. Ki
Slayer Back in Court on Transcript
Condemned slayer Charles Evan Turville Jr. returned to Superior Court to seek settlement of the transcript from his recent trial. Turville, sentenced to die for the fatal beating, claims the transcript contains errors. Judge Relph K. Pierson continued the matter to Wednesday to determine counsel and whether corrections will be made for Turville’s appeal.
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Charles Evan Turville Jr
Superior Court
Turville
San Quentin
San Fedro
Milo Smith
Relph K. Pierson
Imade
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William Broom
Panel
Oks
L.B .State Fund
LBSC
Chuck Sundquist
Compton
Tiny Valentine
Frydman
Robert E. Lee
Sesicae At
Washington Berea
Sen
Or Water Board
Navy Oiler
L.B
Mayo Clinic
Solons
Legis
Islators
William ‘F. Know
Signa
F. Brejcha
Officer Reeves
L.B. Man
Isle
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