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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1958

Page

1

Oil lease row in Los Angeles Harbor hearings

Long Beach oil firms testified they were squeezed out of a 1,000 acre West Basin lease during 1956 57 investigations into LA harbor oil negotiations. Witnesses Berth Baptie Ralph Cormany and Lawrence Shuey pressed that bids were not allowed time or fair consideration. Standard Oil and a combined group won the award as officials denied improper influence.

Long Beach Assembly Los Angeles Harbor West Bawin Los Angeles Arbor Commission Mbert S. Baptle Wood-Callahan Oil Co Ralph Cormany Hancock Oil Lawrence Shuey The Texas Co Wood-Callahan Han+cock Texas Commsnies Los Angeles Cormany Standard Oil Hancock Wilmington Bruce Allen Rlos Gates

Nixon and Zaroubin discuss exchanges and space pact

Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zaroubin proposed exchanges between US Congress and Supreme Soviet delegations during a Capitol meeting with Vice President Nixon. Nixon cited Eisenhower's space peace plan and announced a forthcoming cultural exchanges agreement. Officials noted no clear plan for congressional or Supreme Soviet visits.

Washington Georgi Zaroubin Richard M. Nixon U. S Congress Supreme Soviet Nixon Zaroubin Eisenhower Russia Stalin United States Moscow Capitol

Army pleads for outer space satellite program

Lt Gen James M Gavin told the House Armed Services Committee that the Army can enter outer space with rockets already proven for global communications and mapping. He urged full support for an expanded satellite program, while Defense study notes offered no timetable.

Washington Army James M. Gavin House Armed Services Committee

Shipyard Gets Fund for Dikes

The Bureau of the Budget released 1,500,000 dollars in federal funds for immediate subsidence protective work at Long Beach Naval Shipyard, Washington sources reported Friday. Navy spokesmen stated funds are needed to keep the shipyard operating as plans for broader protection had been trimmed by a House subcommittee. Continued on Page A-3.

Bureau of the Budget Long Beach Naval Shipyard Washington SAA Aages Navy House Armed Services

Cornelius Whitney Marries Ex-Wife in Nevada Motel

Millionaire Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney wed Mary Hosford, 32, a former Arizona socialite, in Carson City Nevada. The ceremony followed Whitney's pending divorce proceedings and included his son John Payne Whitney and other family members.

Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney Mary Hosford Phoenix, Ariz Frank Hosford Carson City New Nev Cornelius Vanderbilt, Whitney Arizona Whitney New York Winnemucca Eleanor Searle Whitney John Payne Whitney John Alexandra Mervyn Philadelphia Brown Jmony Phoenix Insurance Missouri Sam

Ford workers to return to five day week at Long Beach plant

Long Beach Ford Motor Co production workers will resume a five day week next month after January’s four day schedule reduced payroll by about 20 percent. RB W Settles said normal production will resume Feb 1 at 312 units for four days. Four Long Beach residents died in a Piper Tri-Pacer crash near Palm Springs. bodies to be removed by El Toro Marine Base helicopter. Victims were Harold A McClintock Clara McClintock Kenneth Casey and James M Petersen.

Ford Settles el Toro Palm Springs Long Beach Gordon Bechard Civil, Aeronautics Administraation Harold A. McClintock Stenn Bechard Robert Larson Civil Air Patrol McClintock Clara Kenneth Casey McClintocks James M. Petersen Lime Ave

Justice McClintock injured in minor Long Beach crash

Justice William C. McClintock suffered a bloody nose and a slightly wrenched back in a minor car accident near Salter Peterson’s City College after a side street driver hit his vehicle. His wife Jean, also in the car, was able to continue. The 59 year old jurist and chauffeur Westley J. Pittman were transported for checks. a mink store valued at 367 was reported stolen from Walker's Department Store during the incident.

Washington William C. McClintock Douglas Park 2Nd St Sion Long Beach Board al Lof Casey Collec Nhon Jean Salter Peterson City College Reed Hospital Charles W J Peterson Lime Ave Walker Westley J. Pittman 4Th St Pine

Phony ministers prompt call for church standards

A Washington attorney urges joint action to set minimum church standards after noting how easily one can claim clerical status in this country. He contrasts lax rules with the stricter guidelines of established denominations, as the city paper notes an ongoing debate.

John I. Jones Washington, D. C

Bank of Belmont Shore officers accused in embezzlement

Two former Bank of Belmont Shore executives, James H. Nicholson and Floyd Ragan, were named in a federal warrant alleging embezzlement of more than 25 000 dollars. State official William Burkett said the bank remains solvent and insured, with investigations confirming a large misappropriation but not endangering the bank’s operations. Ragan denied the charges, claiming the action stemmed from bank operation disputes, and Nicholson and Ragan planned to appear in the U S district attorney’s office on Monday to face the complaint.

Bank of Belmont Shore James H.nicholson Argonne Ave Vice Bank Floyd’ Ragan Granda Ave Kenneth ‘Lofgren FBI FBI Special Agent. State Superintendent of Banks William Burkett Dent Burkett State Banking Department Federal Reserve System Nicholson Ragan Assa Reagan Michelson Nress District Attorney's Office U. S. Atty Robert Jensen

Fake Trust Deeds Sold Scam Busted in So Cal

District Attorney investigators in Los Angeles and Orange counties break up a $100,000 fake trust deed racket. Edward Brandhurst was arrested in North Hollywood and charged with running the scheme tied to Garden Grove Anaheim and Long Beach areas where buyers paid 2000 to 2400 for false deeds. Victims include Donald Pottet and the Goldsmiths Lindbergs Parker and Dodsons. Investigators seek others. total loss could reach 100000.

Los Angeles Orange County Bhy Edward Brandhurst North Hollywood Long Beach Los Angeles County Max Eliason Gorden Grovey v Anaheim Garden Grove Donald Pottet Jack Goldsmith Nels Lindberg Clayton Parker Arlo Dodson Ellason

Long Beach youth gets 1 to 5 year term for burglary

A 15 year old Long Beach "genius" with a taste for crime drew a one to five year state prison sentence in Orange County Superior Court on burglary charges. Harold A Hilliger of 9848 Myrtle Avenue was denied probation by Judge Lynn Davis after being found guilty of burglarizing a Huntington Beach service station. Deputies found a high explosive homemade bomb in his truck after arrest. He led a group of teens who dynamited a Long Beach lifeguard station in 1956. The judge rejected probation, noting his past behavior and potential.

Long Beach Orange County Superior Court Harold A.hilliger Myrtle Ave Karl Lynn Davis Huntington Beech Sheriff's Deputies Hilliger Lang Beach Davis

Lotus Scent of Wis Sampan and the Harbor Tale

A garbled travel fragment describes a Wis sampan entering Omerita harbor. A guide links the place to Pilate anciently named Kong and questions the city’s naming. The narrator, wearing a coolie cap, muses on how the place got its name in a travel vignette.

Omerita Harbor Contu Maus Pilate Kong Hong Kong

Downpour Likely for Long Beach This Weekend

Light showers began Friday afternoon in Long Beach with 0.20 inches by evening and 0.08 inches recorded on Jan 10. Weather Bureau predicts a heavy rain late today or early Sunday as the first substantial precipitation in months.

Long Beach Weather Bureau

Scott convicted in wife's killing loses new trial plea

L Ewing Scott, convicted of killing his wife, has lost a plea for a new trial. Venezuela rebel leaders forced the governing council to dismiss two military members.

L. Ewing Scott Venezuela Governing Council

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