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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1962

Page

2

$1 Savings Experiment Yields 156 Dollar Return Years Later

In Saint Ansgar Iowa in 1937 a boy named Rob ert Heard deposited one dollar to join the Boy Scouts and opened a savings account. Years later his cousin Elvira Mueller found the dormant fund and sent a 156 dollar check with a 16 percent annual rate. The money sat in a reserve account then decades passed before the payout reached him. He now owns Friar Tuck's Drive-In on the Pacific Coast Highway.

Robert Heard Ed French French Saint Ansgar Iowa California Elvira Mueller Hin Helen Susan Mueller Saint Ansgar Citizens State Bank Disi

Two Robbery Suspects to Face Arraignment in South Bay

Two of seven suspects in the June 25 San Pedro market robbery will be arraigned Monday in South Bay Municipal Court on robbery and kidnapping charges. Neathery and Poe, both ex convicts, are held. five other suspects are to be released. Police recovered 2550 in stolen money.

San Pedro South Bay Lawrence Schropp St. Torrance S. Western Ave Neathery Joseph V. Poe Redondo Beach Poe Newport Beach Ray Brown Sheriffs Robbery Detail

Thug's Lure Granted Prison Term for Robbery

Sally Fatlin known as Sally Woodring, 24, of 621 West First Street, was convicted of luring a bar patron to an Olive Avenue apartment, beaten and robbed of 95 dollars. Jurors also linked two Uncouth members to assault. Fatlin received one year to life in prison from Superior Judge Joe Raycraft.

Doan Joe Raycraft Sally Jayne Woodring Sally Fatlin First St California Institution For Women At Corosa i Rodencee Riffle Nasy

Long Beach Concerts and Theater Listings

Today in Long Beach presents a lineup of concerts and plays across Civic venues. Gospel concert at Municipal Auditorium 230 pm and 700 pm. On stage bodies Loves Opal at Com musty Playhouse 530 pm. Period of Adjustment at Magnolis Theater 6 30 pm. Off-Brostany Theater 8 30 pm. Films include Ball of Far and The Rosebush of Madame Husson at Long Beach Film Society and Long Beach State College Little Theater 7 pm.

Long Estch Municipal Bach Lincoln Park Oceana Boulevard Cedar Avenue Municipal Auditorium Long Beach Boulevard Seaside Avenue Everybody Loves Opal Commusty Playhouse Anaheim St Magnolis Magnolia Ave Madame Husson Guy de Maupassac Long Beach Film Society Long Beach Strate College Little Theater Severth Street Belleflower Boulevard

I PT Mailer Campbell Ends Career of 52 Years

Seventy year old bean Campbell retires after a 52 year career, 14 with The Independent Press Telegram. He and wife Florence plan to rest at Desert and take it easy. Born in Two Harbors Minnesota, Campbell worked in newspapers since 1909 in New York and later as a mailer. He and Florence live at 3034 E Sixth St with two children, Bob in Venice and Joyce in Long Beach.

Mailer Campbell Bean Campbell Campbell Independent, Press-Telegram Florence Desert Werner Sail Two Harbors Minn Campbell Saiis New York Sixth St Bob Venice Calif Joyce Long Beach Bark

Bridge Charity Play National Tournament Held Across States

Bridge players in all 50 states join what is believed to be the first national charity bridge tournament in history. Play starts at 12 30 p m at the Elks club house 4101 Willow Street. Marshall Ketchum of the Long Beach committee says play is open to the public under the American Contract Bridge League. Proceeds go to the Multiple Sclerosis Society and other charities.

The Elks Club Willow St Marshall Ketchum Long Beach Ketchum

4L.B. Explorer Scouts to Attend National Meet

Four Explorer Boy Scouts from Long Beach Area Council will attend the First National Explorer Delegate Conference in Ann Arbor at the University of Michigan August 26 to 30. More than 3,500 delegates are expected. Delegation members include Dell, Hammons, Andrews, and Cozens, with Don ONeal heading the group as council adviser.

Explorer Long Beach ‘Area

Wave of Anger Over Harbor Site Clash Draws Fire

Anger flares as Los Angeles and Long Beach clash over a proposed consolidated customhouse site near Hesperian Avenue. City and harbor leaders accuse each other of collusion and betrayal while urging Congress and the Kennedy administration to back or oppose the site. Local publishers and chamber officials condemn Mayor Yorty’s stance as harming harbor unity and delaying construction.

Consolidated Castonhouse Hesperian Avenue Los Angeles Harbor Eaits Long Beach Congress Consolidated Customhouse Wall U. S Clair Engle Terminal Island Wilmington Edward Fike Yorty Harbor Los Langetes San Pedro Los Angeles Fike San Fernando Valley Vorty Kyle Piercy Wilmington Chamber of Commerce Kennedy Harbor Board Long Beach Harbor Commission H. Ridings Fers Edwin W. Wade Young D. Patrick Ahem Los Angeles- Long Beach Jeant Southland

Citizens Rally L A Mayor Over Harbor Customhouse

Wilming ton harbor residents denounce Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty for backing away from a promised U S customs house at 223rd Street and Sepulveda Avenue. Civic leaders call action immoral and unethical. locals worry the decision harms regional harbor access and jobs. A nearby poster reads Progress with Patterson as voters observe the political clash.

Swensson Los Angeles Sam Yorty 223Rd Street Hesperian Avenue Wilmington-San Pedro Hhis Palos Verdes Peninsula Friesy Wilmington Poutson

Dooley's Sues Cal Stores Over Below-Cost Sugar Sale

Dooley's Hardware sues Cal Stores alleging violation of the State Unfair Trade Practices Act by selling sugar below cost to injure competitors. Plaintiff seeks injunctions and names Cal Stores, Big A Stores, and Consumers Mart of America, with details of a sugar loss leader sale from July 15 to present and a limit of one bag per buyer.

Dooley’s Hardware Marty Long Beach Blvd Superbe Eaj Cal Unies. Stores Inc E Carson St. Lakewood Sellig Woodrow W. Baird Cal Stores Doofey’s Call Dooley’s Dooley's Big A Cherry Ave Consumers Mart of America, Inc Western Ave Tori France S. Los Angeles St Anzheim

Woman 21 Sentenced in Cape Death Case

Marjorie E. Goodin 21 of 19 E Plymouth St pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the narcotics overdose death of Robert Gary Badstubner 22 found July 4 in an East Gird Street auto. She admitted giving Badstubner heroin knowing he was addicted and faced up to 10 years in prison.

Lakewood Superior Court Maurice C. Sparling Marjorie E. Goodin Plymouth St Rs. Goodin Robert Gary Badswebrer Levelsize Ave East Gird Street

Anaheim Youth Killed In Freeway Crash

A 17 year old Anaheim boy Jon Lee Miller of 1939 Harriet Lane died Friday when his small convertible overturned at the inbound San Bernardino on ramp to the Santa Ana Freeway. Police say he lost control, struck a curb and metal barricade, then rolled over. He died en route to Central Receiving Hospital Los Angeles.

Anaheim San Bernardino Santa [Ana Jon Lee Miller Harriet Lane Central Receiving Hospital Los Angeles

Baseball League Dance At Lakewood Country Club

Long Beach Lakewood Cat baseball league hosts a dance at Lakewood Country Club tonight from 9 pm to the early hours. Proceeds support league activities and youth programs.

Long Beach Lakewood Cat Baseball League Lakewood Country Club

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