Annex Carmelitos L B urged for Long Beach annex
The Local Agency Formation Commission staff will press commissioners to approve annexing the Carmelitos Housing Project to Long Beach. The unincorporated island would gain higher service levels, especially in emergencies and police, and residents view themselves as part of the city. The plan uses a regal provision to avoid an election. The 716 dwelling units sit in county housing authority ownership.
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Bill Mayer
Law Bureau
Local Agency Formation Commission
Carmelitos
Long Beach
Carmelios
Los Angeles
County Housing Authority
Ing
del Amo Boulevard
Carson
Compton
State bids assume Helm Bridge operation and freeway duties
Thorley asserts the Harbor Department took over bridge and Terminal Island Freeway operation January 19, 1948 by agreement among Long Beach Los Angeles and the state to ensure perpetual maintenance with future Navy funds. He urges state designation of Seaside Boulevard and Route 47 linking Harbor Freeway to Vincent Thomas Bridge. A separate San Pedro burglary reports a TV and stereo theft worth 430 dollars.
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California
Terminal ‘Island
Thorley
Harbor Department
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Terminal Island
Department of the Navy
Naval Base
Port
Seaside Boulevard
Willow Street
Helm
Vincent Thomas
Artesia
Heim Bridge
San Pedro
Santa Monica
City Council Approves Property Annexation
The city council approved annexation of property north of Cover Street and east of Cherry Avenue, while rejecting a deletion request by Ernest Adler at 2121 Cover St. Protests were due by Dec 23, with no majority protest. Adler supported annexing adjacent Teamsters Union land but opposed including his holdings.
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Cover Street
Cherry Avenue
Ernest Adler
Cover St
Leonard Pulman
Adler
Teamsters Union
Five Scouts to Receive Silver Beaver Award Tonight
Five outstanding local Boy Scouts will receive the Long Beach Area Council's Silver Beaver award at the annual recognition banquet tonight at the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium. About 1,400 Scouts and parents are expected to attend, council spokesman Bill Hayes said.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium
Bill Hayes
Council
Gas station plan at dairy site tests planning rules
The Planning Commission weighs selling gasoline at a drive‑in dairy on Bellflower Boulevard. Tanks and pumps already installed amid criticism from resident J F Baman who urged proper review. Planning Director Mayer admits a communication breakdown. applicant Janssen says no intent to bypass the panel.
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Planning Commission
Bellflower Blvd
Ernest Mayer Jr
Walter Janssen
Rites Thursday for Former Edison Employer
Services will be Thursday at 11 a.m. in Mottell's Mortuary for Jay S. Stitzer former superintendent for Southern California Edison Co. He died Sunday of an apparent heart attack at 57, a Colorado native who moved to Long Beach in 1938. Surviving are his widow Lillian, brothers Ralph and Edward, and sister Myrtle Stender.
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Mottell’s
Jay 5
Stitzer
Southern California Edison Co
Fountain Ave
Colorado
Long Beach
Palos ‘Verdes
F&am
Santa Monica
BPOE
Lions Club
Lillian
Ralph
Phoenix
Edward
Baldwin Park
Myrtle P. Stender
Alhambra
Denture Invention Uses Fixodent Membrane
The article describes an artificial membrane that acts like a living fit between dentures and gums, allowing wearers to eat, speak, and laugh with less worry of slipping. FIXODENT absorbs bite shock, protects gums, helps speech, and may last around the clock with a precise pencil-point dispenser.
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Dominguez Channel
Los Angeles Harbor
Chuck Sundquist
Helm Bridge
Gregory Brom
San Anselme Ave
Westminster
Peso Sa
Veterans Lawn
Patminster Memorial Park
Beach Blvd
Stiersen
J. F. Baman
Baman
Ing Department
Mayer
Peter Fogarty
Planningg Commission
Edison
Americaid
Ponderosa
Dooley
CAI
HUTCH
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
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Texaco
Taxaco
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