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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1958

Page

6

Heaviest Rain in Two Years Brings Floods and Evacuations

Amid heavy rainfall in the Los Angeles area, nearly 100 schools canceled classes and Long Beach reported widespread absenteeism. Flooding forced evacuations and street closures as Coast Guard gale warnings persisted. Red Cross opened centers. volunteers aided stranded residents while homeowners faced damages and sandbagming efforts.

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Leopolds and Touchy Parole Action at Strike Meeting

The State Parole Board met to decide the fate of two criminals linked to the Leopold and Touhy cases amid carnival celebrations. Eight die and many injured nationwide as a curfew and bridge closures affect transit and schools evacuate due to flooding and storms.

Leopold and Prohibition Ster Roger the Terrible Touhy Harbor Junior College Hollywood ‘Riviera Yukon Ave

Boys Saved from Raft in Torrent

Lifeguards and officials burst crowds as two boys clung to a floating log in a swift river current. They were rescued and released after a stern Juvenile Officer admonition. Off-duty Wireman Robert W. Jones and another bystander pulled a 16 year old from the water near Del Amo Boulevard.

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$11 Million Drainage Plan Eyed for Los Angeles

Los Angeles officials consider a $11 million step in a flood control program linked to a 1952 bond. H Edger reports major needs across 14 projects totaling about $5.4 million, with 10 others at $2.7 million and 15 more at $3.2 million.

Los Angeles Cnsi Proton Cor. asiocaTep Criti To Savens H.E Edger Somalia

Outstanding Man Nabbed in Sex Ring Case

Sacramento report says Graves, a bachelor, named Sacramento's outstanding young man by Junior Commerce in 1951, faced charges of lewd and lascivious conduct and vice perversion. Decristofordisk notes Graves admitted the offense.

Sacramento Graves Deeristoford

Jacobs Keeps His Office in Political Case

Police said Raymond Hill, 19, and ten other persons have been arrested in a case linked to Jacobs, who was implied as president of a local organization. Other officers named include Harry DeJ Moore, Judge Beach Vasey, Paul D. McLaughry, Jes Collins Jr., and Les ter la Humphrey in key roles.

Jerry Jacobs Graves Metro-Cated Raymond Hill Sone ‘Politard Young Christian Assn Harry de J Moore iSuperior Beach Vasey

Canceled Card Party Rain Delays War Mothers Chapter

The Canceled American War Mothers Chapter reports that the today’s event titled 4 card party is canceled due to rain. Cornelia Pollard, the president, notes the change and urges members to stay safe indoors.

Cornelia Pollard

Two Die and Eighteen Hurt in Desert Collision Near Indio

A Greyhound bus and a car collided head on about 20 miles south of Indio on U.S. Highway 99 near Oasis. California Highway Patrol said two car occupants died, while eighteen bus passengers were injured. The car occupants were identified as William Alvin Upshaw, 41, among the deceased.

Indio GP California Highway U. S. Highway 99 California Oasis William Alvin Upshaw

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