Artificial Hibernation Saves Life of Boy 4
A team of local doctors disclosed that they packed 24 year old JoJo Silva in ice for three days to slow metabolism after kidney failure followed a heart operation. The boy’s kidneys recovered and he went home from Mary’s Hospital. The Heart Guild donated funds for nursing care.
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Ben Zinser
Joseph Siya
JoJo
Joe G
Tors
JoJomy
The
Heart Guild
Bis Pal
Chuck Sandust
Joseph
Jojo) Silva
St. Mary's Hospital
George J. Keeney
Jo-Jo
Beards and Buds and Lake Island Park Echoes
A Long Beach Poly High alumnus Harold Harvey Class of 1920 shows off a noted beard while in eastern Idaho. He recalls living at 425 E Ocean in 1919 20 and once directed Idaho’s state fish and game department. Also covered is LB Boy Scout explorers from North Long Beach who fished Lake Isabella gathering crappie bass and bluegill, plus anecdotes about local Kiwanis greeters at a luxury liner arrival and a Scottish traveler seeking dinner on the pier.
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Poly High
Long Beach
Idaho
Harold Harvey
Island Park
Ores
Harvey
Terry Apts
Ocean
Apis
Poly
State Fish and Game Dept
North Long Beach
Expert Advice For Shopping For Men In Parade Magazine
Sunday section notes expert tips on buying for husbands and men in the house from Parade Magazine and your Sunday Independent. It also mentions privacy ideas for backyards and a feature from Southland Magazine titled Thanks for the Buggy Ride about traffic.
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Parade Magazine
Sunday Independent
Press-Telegram
Southland Magazine
Water Hearing Monday Forms District for Groundwater Relief
A public hearing in Los Angeles will discuss forming the Central and West Basin Water Replenishment District to combat worsening groundwater problems in the coastal plain of Los Angeles County. The 420 square mile district would cover areas from Los Angeles Narrows to the ocean, addressing overuse beyond rainfall replenishment.
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Long Beach
State Building
Los Angeles
State Department of Water Resources
Central and
West Basin
Coastal Plain
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles Narrows
Whittier Narrows
Ocean
E R Smith Elected to Union Post
E R Smith was elected secretary treasurer and business representative of Culinary Alliance Local 691, serving 4500 hotel and restaurant workers in Long Beach and Orange County. He defeated William Snedego for the sole contested office and takes office Sept 9. Incumbent James T Stevens did not run.
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Clayton RK. Smith
Culinary Alliance
Long Beach
Orange County
Smith
William Snedegrass
James T. Stevens
Two Canneries in Accord With Tuna Boatmen
Negotiations aim to end a two month tuna price dispute tying up the local purse seining fleet. Fishermen propose setting price at 5 20 a ton above the Japanese price. two canners have accepted. Local industry plans to visit Washington to curb rising imports from Japan as Senator Kuchel urges resumed talks for a joint price policy benefiting both nations.
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Fishermen's ‘Cooperative Assn
Cocks de Brice
Japan
Anthony Nizeticil
Boatowners’ Association
van Camp Sea Food Co
California Marine Packing and Curing Co
Afl-Cio Seine
Ana
Washington
Toney
Thomas A. Kuchel
Calif
United States
Strike May Delay Safety Building
City faces delays on the $4,660,000 Public Safety Building as plasterers strike since June 1. Twaits-Wittenburg Co cannot meet Oct 1 completion. opening may slip to November or December, increasing city costs from continued rental of offices and postponing interior remodeling and department moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public’ Safety
Sam E. Vickers
Twaits-Wittenburg Co
Finsterers Local 343
Public Works film previews progress on city projects
Long Beach plans to show a new 28 minute color film City of 1956 Vision within a week. Narrated by Loren McCannon, the production reflects major public works progress. Copies will be available to civic groups via the public library. The film was produced entirely by city staff and previewed in the mayor's office.
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Ipal Bard
Loren McCannon
Castagna
Long Beach
Downtown airfreight arrives as copter lifts antenna
The first downtown airfreight delivery used a helicopter to hoist a 22 foot Coast Guard radio antenna to the Times Building roof at Broadway and Long Beach. Mercury Helicopter Service president Bud James Gavin called the drop a time saver, avoiding a manual lift by a ground crew, with police and fire units on standby. Flight pilot Robert McGuire from Orange completed the operation, presenting a costly, featherlight cargo delivery.
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Coast Guard
Times
Broadway
Long Beach
Bud James Gavin
Mercury Helicopter Service
Torrance
Tenna
Robert McGuire
Orange
Bob Shumway
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Babee Is
Benel Ach
Kane
Malcolm
Don Divens
Gea Irwin
Law
Kiwani’ans
American Express
Gal “Fm
Bennett
Scotland
Riftwood
Science and Industry Museum
Lbs Don Muckmore
E.R. Smith
Union
Joe Metcheck
W. P. Jameson
Jeanita McDougall
Bertha Anderson
James O'Connell
O. T. Tally
Geard
Muriel Balbock
Ian Antrim
Arnette
Ines Vickers
Philip L. Castillo
Charles J. Harmon
Wy Sisney Pea
Gty
Edvin Castagn3
Wray Ot Aniece
Jack Uoyd
Fire Department
Charles J.payne
Munic
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