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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1959
Page
1
LA.C. Ornech argues retroactive pay helps unions gain time without real sacrifice. He warns it misleads the public, delays settlements, and can bankrupt managers who must fund back pay. He favors settling contracts with benefits dated to the settlement, not the old contract end date.
Senator Clair Engle introduced a bill to subsidize up to 50 percent of the cost difference between domestic and foreign shipyard construction for fishing vessels. The measure would require subsidized boats to sell their catch in U S ports and ride on U S citizens or eligible aliens, aiming to support an industry that estimates 12,000 new vessels needed in the next decade while replacing boats at 500 annually.
Gov Brown signed a bill Tuesday prohibiting grinding hearts into hamburger in California beyond September 18. Senator John F. Thom supported the measure, citing safety and public concern over meat processing practices. The new rule targets heart meat usage in commercial hamburger production statewide.
An indecipherable notice from the Superior Court in Long Beach outlines a case involving a carrier and delivery year terms. The reading is fragmented but references a court matter and dates around March and October with unspecified details.
New York prosecutors announce a major fraud case against a 52 year old attorney and financier linked to Swan Fitch Oil Corp and Doeskin Products Inc. He is alleged to have defrauded stockholders of about 14 million dollars in two corporations. Indicted on two counts of grand larceny after a bench warrant was issued in November 1957. The total alleged thefts are around 23 million but the net figure cited is 14 million dollars.
A long list of names and addresses appears across a page fragment, tied to a notice about tax benefits for residents. The data shows individuals and households in Orange, Santa Ana, Long Beach, Gardena, Compton, and surrounding communities, with street addresses and city indicators. The noisiest element is a directory-like roster, not a single clear event statement, suggesting a public notice of tax relief or assessment adjustments linked to Artesia area residents and nearby cities.
A brief weather item notes minerals of fog with a high and low temperature reading for the evening, indicating foggy conditions and cooler night air.
The fragment shows a list of names and addresses including Telles Row R, 1493 Whitemarsh Compton Chester Ave Orange, SHIBA U C, 301 N Harr bor San Pedro, Ishedrick Odie M 319 Elm Ave Long Beach, Itemple Patrick 5 245 W. Tih St Long Beach, Templin Re HL 12224 Eastbrook Downey, Warner BD M 4 13418.
A fragmentary advertising notice describes a rental at the Huntington Hotel featuring a room with beachside access. The ad lists a weekly rate of $790 and mentions amenities alongside garbled branding. The exact location and details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Wallace Pad A S826 Center Street Bellflower and Lakewood Paramount Walker Wallace Montair Avenue Long Beach listed in the notice.
A garbled ad style blurb touts Girard's Original Fresh Dies with a secret formula. It promises a distinct flavor not tasted by rivals and urges readers to serve Girard's again and again.
Two miles south of Del Mar stand some of the world’s rarest trees, described from a distant ledge above a coast line. The fragmentary text mentions a coastal wind and a specific unnamed location with garbled phrases, indicating a note about unique flora and environmental conditions.
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