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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1960

Page

2

First girl arrives for seven boys in Long Beach family

John Barry and Barbara Barry welcome Nina Louise Barry weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces born December 27 at St. Mary's Hospital. Proud parents live with siblings John 12 Jimmy 9 Carl 6 Robert 5 Roger 4 Chris 2 Tommy 1 and the family cocker spaniel Tootsie. Father is a two year veteran of the police force and the boys attend local schools. Nina is hailed as the finest New Yorker gift by the seven brothers.

Beach John Barrys St. St Putilman Barry Barbara Nina Louise St. Mary's Hospital John Jimmy Carl Robert Roger Chris Tommy Burbank School Elizabeth Krebs Long Beach Stanley Snow E. Court St Wilmington Seaside Hospital Brenda Kay Griffin Buford Griffin Temple Ave Community Hospital

Holiday notes drift into new year chores and small acts

A reader column catalogs post holiday scenes and people sharing gifts and good deeds. Virginia McGrath delivers and donates gifts to a needy family while Salvation Army help arrives. A parakeet named Frosty travels from Chicago with Hillie and Hal Rorke. Local remarks poke fun at phrasing and a luncheon speech.

Jack Goldberg Jotham Pi Lional Hill Anaheim

Coed Crams For New Role In Vast Cancer Survey

Jeri O'Dan ned, USC sophomore in science, trains as a volunteer researcher for the American Cancer Society. She joins 750 in the harbor area, 5,000 in Los Angeles County, 11,000 in California, and 70,000 nationwide, distributing confidential questionnaires to 560,000 families to study links between lifestyle and career. She will distribute to 10 Long Beach families with her father assisting, as the six year survey begins.

BEN Zinser College Coed Jeri O'Danned American Cancer Society Harbor Los Angeles County O'Donnell University of Southern California

Motorists warned of danger period after New Year holiday

Officials labeled the Long Beach Orange County traffic situation on New Year’s Day fantastic with more than 35 accidents in the area and no major injuries. They warned the worst is yet to come as motorists return home amid a nationwide rise in holiday-related traffic deaths and fires.

Stern California Highway Patrol

Why I Fight Fidel Castro

Sunday Independent summary notes a Cuban ex chief of rebel fliers explains quitting the Cuban air force and joining the revolution. The piece recounts his motivations, alignment shifts, and reflections on leadership, with regional context and suggestions of broader imperial tensions.

UNE Fight For Freedom Independent Fidel Castro

Red Cross marks 50 years teaching first aid nationwide

The Red Cross begins the second half century of first aid instruction with 85 900 volunteer instructors nationwide and about 4 000 certified in Long Beach. A planning committee led by Police Captain William J. Mooney oversees the program locally while Don Medley directs safety services for the Low Beach chapter. The group distributes 1 200 first aid texts daily and trains police, fire, utilities, and military personnel, with courses offered in over 2 506 of 3 700 local chapters as part of a nationwide effort to extend first aid training to every household.

The Red Cross Don Medley Low Beach William J. Mooney Iceal Long Beach IW. S Federal Civil Defense Administration U.S

Christmas Tree Burnings Slated at 7 P.M.

Christmas tree burnings an annual ritual at Long Beach parks will be held today at 7 p.m. Recreational areas will accept trees between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. at Atherton Playground 5200 Atherton Way Cherry Park 1601 E. 4th St EF Dorado Park 2800 Studebaker Rd Ramona Park 3301 S 65th Sky Silverado List St Santa Fe Ave and Veterans Park 2600 Pine Ave.

Long Beach Fapan Atherian Playground Atherton Sty Cherry Dorado Park Studebaker Rd Ramona Park Sky Silverado Park List St Santa Fe Ave Veterans Park Pine

Parade of Progress Annual Edition Details Long Beach Payroll

The Independent Press-Telegram summarizes Long Beach's largest employer and the city economy. It notes a payroll near 200 million dollars and an additional 60 million for purchasing supplies, challenging the assumption that Douglas Aircraft Co. is the top employer. The full economy feature appears in the Parade of Progress annual edition releasing Tuesday.

Long Beach Douglas Aircraft Co Southland Independent Press-Telagrant

Officials Tired Residents Irked Over Odor Stain

Sheriff deputies and firemen, joined by pass company officials, checked the 8500 block of Los Angeles St in Bellfinger Friday night as a noxious rotten odor spread. Residents begged for a thorough investigation while Air Pollution District officials promised one to identify the cause.

Pas Company Los Angeles St Bellfinger

Milk and Cream Price Increases Take Effect Today

Prices for milk and cream rise starting today with a half cent added to retail milk per quart. Store prices jump to 23 cents per quart and 45 cents per half gallon. Delivered milk now costs an extra cent. cream prices also increase. Bureau actions set ceilings for half pints while other nonfat and container costs adjust to reflect salary rises and a 4 to 15 cent per quart increase.

Bureau of Milk

Weather Forecast Improvised Text About California Regions

A garbled forecast notes warmer today with frost free temperatures in the San Bernardino Valley and parts of the Fernando and Desert Southern California regions. It mentions readings below 32 degrees on Thursday night, with a sunny afternoon expected and slightly warmer conditions for Friday.

Bernardino Valley San Fernando Valley California

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