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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1969

Page

19

New Southeast Superior Courts District Opens In Norwalk

The Southeast Superior Courts District in Norwalk began operations with a series of chief and Indians conferences. Pictured are Presiding Judge Vincent S. Dassimer and colleagues including S. W. Stevenson, Don Ellerton, Vernon Blake, Lee Lease, Judge John J. Donellan, Leo Moriarity, and Herbert R. May in the chamber.

Southeast Superior Courts Norwalk Vincent S. Dassimer S. W. Stevenson Don Ellerton Dalsimer Vernon Blake Lee Lease John J. Donellan Leo Moriarity Herbert R. May Vint Mader

Couple Charged With Selling Baby For 700 In Angelenos Case

Hell's Angels member Dore Anthony De Madona and 18 year old Sarah Jane Stewart faced arraignment in Los Angeles Superior Court on charges they sold their four month old son for 700 dollars. They were ordered to return for plea, held on 6250 bail. Police traced the alleged sale to Glendale buyers the Daljan family. The infant was removed and placed in a shelter while the mother seeks a divorce from her husband.

Hell’s Angels Motorcycle Club Los Angles Superior Court de Madona MaClaren Hall el Monte Huband

Big Bear Fire Kills Three Teens Ruled Accidental

A Big Bear Lake cabin fire that killed three Orange County teenagers was deemed probably accidental by arson investigators. A cigarette dropped on a living room couch likely ignited the blaze as the youths slept after a drinking party. Names killed include Larry Golden, Donald Temple, and Craig Beckmeyer, all ages 18 to 21. Two other teens faced misdemeanor charges and were released, while one was freed on own recognizance and another sent to juvenile proceedings for parental supervision issues.

Big Bear Lake Orange County Henry Mizysak San Bernardino County Larry L. Golden Philadelphia St Anaheim Donald L. Temple Lemon St Craig Beckmeyer Don Drive Huntington Beach

Ex Long Beach Civic Leader Wayne Stewart Dies

Wayne Stewart, former Long Beach civic leader and longtime United Way general manager, died Thursday in a San Diego convalescent home at 73. He led United Way during World War II era and oversaw transit and charity work, later serving advisory roles. He is survived by his wife Dayneen and son Deane.

Wayne Stewart Long Beach United Way Stewart National City Bus Co San Diego Community Chest United Crusade City Bus Company National Safety Council YMCA Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Dayneen Deane

Man on Freeway Killed in Harbor Freeway Crash

A motorist swerved to avoid an unconscious man lying in the southbound Harbor Freeway fast lane at Ninth Street and triggered a three car crash. The unidentified man, around 65, was run over and killed, per the Los Angeles County coroner. Angelo Margaros, 40, Los Angeles, braked to avoid the man. George E. Thomas, 50, police photographer, and Gabriel Robles, 56, both of Los Angeles, collided with and then ran over the John Doe.

Harbor Los Angeles Gabriel Robles Thomas Robles John Doe

Gardena Chief Roy Tracey Elected LA County Officers President

Gardena Police Chief Roy E. Tracey, a 21 year Gardena veteran, was elected president of the Peace Officers Association of Los Angeles County for a one year term. He also serves with the California Chiefs of Police Association and FBI National Academy Chapter. Tracey, a former Gardena Valley YMCA chairman and Kiwanis leader, was named Gardena’s outstanding citizen in 1966.

Gardena Roy E. Tracey Peace Officers Association Los Angeles County Tracey California Chiefs of Police Association California FBI National Academy Associates Gardena High School Compton College Gardena Valley

San Pedro Man Plunges 40 Feet After Guard Rail Crash

San Pedro resident Jack Reynolds Smith, 21, in critical condition after his car plowed through a guard rail and tumbled 40 feet from a Pt. Fermin cliff on Pacific Avenue. Bruce R. Hayes, 24, escaped with minor injuries when his vehicle plunged at Fisherman's Wharf and sank 30 feet underwater. taken to hospital and later released. Firefighters freed Smith from wreckage after a 20 minute operation, while witnesses reported a high speed run to the dead end of Pacific Avenue. No others were found.

Jack Reynolds Smith 10Th St San Pedro Harbor General Hospital Pacific Avenue Bruce R. Hayes Fisherman’s Wharf Hayes Model Place San Pedro Community Hospital Utes Smith

Pike Bonowsky Sex Ethics Debate Bridges Divisions

A UCSB audience of 1000 heard James Pike and William Bonowsky debate sex ethics. Pike urged individual conscience in certain personal choices while Bonowsky defended marriage as absolute moral ground yet admitted not all violations are equally reprehensible. Both moved toward a central position amid questions on broader moral issues like war and race.

Bishop Pike Bonowsky Pike Jesus

Bandit Robs L B Store With Knife

A bandit armed with a nine inch butcher knife robbed Long Brothers Liquor Store and Grocery at 1611 Long Beach Blvd late Friday, taking about 300 dollars after threatening clerk Jenette Smith. He fled in a back door, described as a 22 to 25 year old man, 5 foot 9, brown hair, in a small foreign car.

Long Brothers Long Beach Blvd D. W. Smith al Hoisington Jenette Smith

Gardner's Gardens elects 1969 chamber leaders

George La Croix a locksmith was elected president of the Hawaiian Gardens Chamber of Commerce for 1969. Tim Hastings is vice president elect, Bill Sonneborn treasurer, and Marion Blevins secretary. Installations take place at Mike's New Restaurant Norwalk Boulevard and Carson Street at 7 p.m. January 29 with Gale Brandon as master of ceremonies.

George la Croix Hawaiian Gardens Mike Norwalk Boulevard Carson Street Gale Brandon

Lakewood Rotary Elects Rev. Plastow President

Rev. Robert Plastow pastor of the Community Methodist Church has been elected president of the Lakewood Rotary Club. A five year member, he will be a delegate to the Rotary International Convention in Hawaii in May.

Robert Plastow Community Methodist Church Lakewood Rotary Club Plastow Rotary International Hawaii

Services for Emma Irene Workman Held Monday

Funeral services for Emma Irene Workman 92 pioneer religious leader widow of former Long Beach City Council member George Workman will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Patterson & Snively Mortuary 555 Locust Ave followed by burial at Sunnyside Cemetery She is survived by a daughter Mina Gibson wife of Los Angeles City Councilman John S Gibson two granddaughters and ten great grandchildren.

Emma Irene Workman Long Beach City George Workman Patterson & Snively Mortuary Locust Ave Sunnyside Workman San Pedro Convalescent Hospital Mina Gibson Los Angeles City John S. Gibson

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Superior Court Dore Anthony de Madona Sarah Jane Stewart William B. Keene Anthony Lee Stewart William Dallan Glendale Ft. Leavenworth, Kan Daljan Bruce A. Pina Kevin M. Woodson Westminster Abbie and Slats By Raeburn van Buren O' Facin Steve Roper By Saunders and Woggan Captain Easy Les Turner Moon Mullins By Ford Johnson L.B. Crusade United Campaigns Independent Press-Telegram Alfred Delgado Pico Rivera Artesia Boulevard Cherry Avenue Robert Titus Delgado Hal Lowe Pike-Bonowsky University of California, Santa Barbara Episcopal James A. Pike William S. Enowsky Pepperdine College of Los Angeles Plause Bandit L.B Lakewood Rotary
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