City Seeks Marina Agreement Amid Tidelands Swap
City eyes land transfers from San Gabriel River Improvement Co and Pacific Electric to expand the marina after a long court fight over tidelands and harbor rights. The plan covers 62 acres north of the PE tracks, a 2 acre parcel for Basin 2 and part of Basin 3, and bridge approaches, with cost estimates around 9599,000 and 433,000 from the tidal fund.
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San Gabriel River Improvement Co
San Gabriel River
Emalior
Davies Fridge
Studebaker
Pacula Electric Railway Co
Davies Bridge
San Gabrieliver
Nieto Ave
Appian Way
Loma
Simalt Parasle
Loma Dive
McHenry
Tideland OF Fund
San Gabriel River Improvesment Co
Marina
Pacific Electric Co
San Gabriel Niver Improvement Co
Pacific Electric
Eltyslegal Advisors
Palos Verdes Pair Boosts TV Winnings to 94000
Palos Verdes duo Erik and Helena Gude claim top winnings of 94000 on a CBS quiz show with their 18th straight weekly total. They added 5200 weekly, while Santa Monica contestant Betty Charnley qualified by writing the names of the six Roman gods in the Do You Trust Your Wife program.
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Erik
Helena Gude
Prizon
Palos Verdes
Gudes
Nat
Betty Charnley
Santa
Monica
Gram
Mythology Iand Gude
Edgar Bergen
Infant sister injured in stabbing, mother accused
National City UP A reports police accuse Amelie Steward 29 of murdering her infant sister Cheryl Ann about 18 months old and injuring two other children. Coroner says Agnes Mary found dead with 38 stab wounds. autopsy notes head to abdomen slash and heart thrust. Steward questioned as husband George S Steward Naval man.
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Amelie Veronica Steward
National City
A. E. Gallagher
Carol
Cheryl Ann
Associated Press
National
UPA
Agnes Mary
Ann Hosford
Steward
Carol Veronicalan
Merrill Ann
Comoner A. E. Gallagher
Amelie
Veronica Steward
Navy
Harrylawaken Carol
Smith
Althera
George S. Stews
Patuxent
Naval Air Star
Sarriage
Baltimore Dockers Strike Delayed by Mediation Efforts
In New York and Atlantic ports longshoremen delayed returning to work as mediation efforts continued. Mediator Robert H. Moore travelled to Baltimore to assemble shipowners and union leaders, but talks paused after a two hour session with no immediate resumption scheduled.
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New York
Moore
Northlittle
Federel
Baltimore
Ballil
Robert H. Moore
Elevator Fall Kills Man Aiding Crippled Student
August E Olson 63 died as an elevator, moving to rescue a crippled student, crushed him between the shaft wall and the car at Kansas City Junior College. Patricia Dowell 23, walking with crutches, suffered crushed legs when the elevator trapped her. Fellow students and faculty responded as the basement lift caused the deadly accident.
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Kansas City
Eisenhower News Parley Called Off
President Eisenhower will not hold a news conference today as announced by the White House. Secretary Hagerty said he did not know if the president would meet reporters later in the week and noted a possible weekend at Gettysburg with his wife.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Gettysburg
Imported purebred animals boost yearlong observance
More than 22 000 purebred animals were imported into the United States last year. The 1817 citizenship act is cited as the basis for the program, with Puerto Rico proclaiming March as Friendship Day to mark the anniversary and celebrate breeding stock improvements. Nearly 20 000 cattle from Canada were among the imports.
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United
San Juan
Puerto States
Ucans
Ada
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HUDSON + KEIPP, Optometrists
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