Bryson Last Rites Set Friday for Local Upholsterer
Frank B. Bryson, 70, of 1840 Ximono Ave., Long Beach, died Monday. Services will be Friday at 1 p.m. at Patterson & Snively Mortuary. He owned an upholstery cleaning shop. Survived by wife Susie, son William H., daughters Barbara Sells Frances Samelak Helen Azevedo Alice Jackson, brothers Herbert Phillips Emma Hathaway Helen Bell and Jung Ballard.
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Frank B. Bryson
Ximono Ave
Patterson & Snively
Bryson
Long Beach
Susie
William H
Barbara Sells
Frances Samelak
Helen Azevedo
Alice Jackson
Herbert, Phil
M. E. Hall’s Death Prompts Thursday Service
McClure E. Hall Sr., longtime Hall-Shep herd Lumber Co owner and dentist, died at 63. He lived at 3013 Eighth Street, served in World War I, and survived by wife Frances, son McClure Jr, brother Harry, and sisters Mary Tryon Helper and Grace Shepherd. A service is set for Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Christensen Pina Mortuary.
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McClure E. Hall
Hall-Shepherd Lumber Co
Hall
Kansas City
Strichen
Long Beach
Frances
McClure Jr
Harry
Mary Tryon-Helper
Grace Shepherd
Christensen- Pina Mortuary
Death notices list multiple local obituaries
Charles C Yerkes 463 Gaviota Ave died Monday wife Clara Wilz survives services Thursday 3 p.m. Motels & Peek Mortuary. Lawrence William Curry 60 364 Havana Ave died Monday wife Lilian sons Kent Glover William Davids daughters Mrs. Clean Ernst Mrs Sonia J Schviefer Mrs Vaughn M Troy brother Everal sister Mrs Ethiyn Humphry service today 1 p.m. Modell's & Peck Mortuary. Hal Eugene Martin 64 1726 E 2nd St died Monday wife Loretta sons Hal Jr Carroll service Friday 9 a.m. Mottell's & Peek Mortuary. Zelma A Harding 67 1a4 E 5th St died Monday brothers Forest Donald Witt sisters Mrs Helene Stack Mrs Lucile Claus service Thursday 4 p.m. Mottell's & Peek Mortuary. George Edward Bailey 2517 Tyler St died Friday wife Hazel sons George Jr James Wi daughters Mrs Dorothy Baker Mrs Frances Aaron sisters Mrs Edna Ferguson Mrs Car vie Gardner Mrs Sophie Klaes service today 1 p.m. Hillside Church Rose Hills Mortuary in charge. Leona Gill 72 604d Brayton Ave died Saturday surviving daughter Mrs Florence Flaherty sister Mrs Charlotte Jones service Thursday 2 p.m. Cathedral Chapel Sunnysife Mausoleum Sheelar-McFadyen in charge of arrangements.
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Martin
Hal Eugene
E. 2Nd St
Loretta
Hal Jr. Carroll
Mottell’s & Peek Mortuary
Harding
Zelma A
Forest
Donald Witt
Helene Stack
Lucile Claus
Baley
George Edward &R., BF
Tyler St
Hazel
George Jr
James Wi
Dorothy Baker
Frances Aaron
Edna Ferguson
Carvie Gardner
Sophie Klaes
Hillside Church
Rose Hills
Gill
Leona
Brayton Ave
Florence Flaherty
Charlotte Jones
Cathedral Chapel
Sunnysife Mausoleum
Sheelar-McFadyen
Russians Testing Space Travel Drugs
Moscow reports the Soviet Union has produced and is testing several drugs for space travel. A professor from the Academy of Medical Sciences told Medical Worker on Tuesday that space travelers will likely need sedatives, circulation stimulants, and preparations affecting lung and skin respiration.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
The
Academy of Medical Sciences
Medical Worker
Selective City Civil Service Exam Tightens Fireman Tests
The Civil Service Board reports 1,200 inquiries and 2132 applicants for the fireman exam, with only 81 qualified and 60 positions open. Of 868 who failed to pass, 330 failed the weed tests, and the board highlights the strict selection and reporting process.
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Sida Ti Pat
Civill
Service Board
Willalout
Kiam
T. J. Harris
Red papers back Cuba executions denounce U.S. protests
Tokyo dispatch reports Chinese Communist outlets praised Cuba executions and called U.S. protests a cover for a plot to restore the Batista dictatorship. Peiping's People s Daily argued Washington uses humanitarian rhetoric to disguise support for the old regime.
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Tokyo
UPL
Cub
Peiping People's Daily
Moushpiore
Onese Communist Party
Levi
Batista
Youth Threatens Actress for Money in Tokyo
Tokyo police traced a 17 year old boy who threatened 12 year old actress Tomoko Matsushima to shoot her unless she sent 500,000 yen. The note bearing the boy's home address claimed he needed the money for eye treatment.
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Tokyo
UPI
Tomoko Matsushima
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Aruba
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Chile
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Mas
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Enbach
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Sonia Providers
Pan
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Tenty
Ate
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LWL
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Himisuma
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Bryce Ass Barnes
Sean
Berth Teoma Opear
Honolulu
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Yokonami
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Marine
Jao
Sao
Pallice Grin Ming
Qleum
Santa Maria
Qleum Pac
Coast Transport
Dod
Yoxanama de Lykes
Fae
Austrasia
Leas
Lykes
Brisbane
Wangaratia
Cuba
Lenaey
Brown-Potter Labs
Hemlock
Trey
Leo
CAL Instrumentality of
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