Scout-a-rama Opens With Booths and Queen Pageant
Today from 2 to 9 p m Scouts present 300 booths of craftsmanship and entertainment at Veteran Memorial Stadium Long Beach Area Council stages the Scout-a-rama with a queen coronation Grace Ann Francis to be crowned by Ann Trebes. Local high school girls assist and entertainments include the Bell Sisters Navy Band Huntington Park Elks and more. Jerry S. Jacobs leads planning with council executives Harold Wo Arnold and others assisting.
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Long Geach
Zouess
Gates
Tuntington Park
Elks
Acre
Jerry S. Jacobs
Counsell
Harold Wo Arnok
Beach Health Officers Probe Beachfront Waste Report
Long Beach City Health Department officers investigated reports of waste washed ashore along more than a mile of the city beach front. Lifeguards reported waste near Grand Avenue and others on Ceris tas and Mamitog Avenues. Dr I D Litwack ordered sanitarians to examine beaches and determine the source while noting routine water tests showed no ocean pollution.
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Long Beach City
I. D. Litwack
Cityreatt
Health Department
Playhouse Tryouts Set for Monday
Long Beach Community may ors will hold tryouts for the summer show Unions the Stow at 7 30 p m Monday at the Community Playhouse Anaheim St The cast of 25 includes teens from 19 to 10 years old a 10 year old boy and several adults The production team lists seven men and seven women Tryouts begin earlier than usual to avoid clashing with the school term Rehearsals between casting and start will be limited to two sessions through June 14 Anniversary Waltz opens June 14 and closes June 15 Weeding Breakfast opens June 21
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Long Beach
The
Stow
Community Playhouse
Anaheim St
Neezy MacDonald
Oene
Senate Unit OKs Mental Quack Ban
The Senate Business and Professions Committee in Sacramento backed a bill to certify layupcists with a designated committee. The measure, passed 8-0 in the Assembly, would require psychologists to be certified by the new committee before practice. The bill mirrors an ordinance from Long Beach two years prior requiring a degree and supervised experience for certification.
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Senate Business and Prospessions Committee
Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
Willan S. Grant
Herbert Dockstein
Long Ch
Long Beach
Storms Kill Four Across Argentina Provinces
Authorities say storms and floods left more than 3,000 homeless as four people were killed across four Argentine provinces this week. The disaster response teams rushed to affected towns in Buenos Aires and nearby regions to aid residents and assess damages.
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Buenos Aires
Heath Named Chief of Family Service in Long Beach
Arthur Heath has been named executive director of Marly Service in Long Beach, succeeding Joseph McRonold who joined the party service association of America. Heath earned a social work degree in 1951 from the University of Washington and has experience as a teacher administrator and school social worker before moving to Long Beach Family Service in 1952. The Family Service aims to help families and individuals solve daily life problems through skilled case work, supported by annual feeder campaigns and governed by community oversight.
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Arthur Heath
Marly Service
Long Beach
Joseph McRonold
Party Service Assocition of America
Heath
University of Washington
Long Beagls J
Beating of Woman Leads to Prison Terms for Leeper
Eldon Dean Leeper 24 received state prison terms totaling 20 years for brutal beating robbery and other crimes against a tavern keeper and others. Superior Judge Vasey ordered sentences nonconsecutive with a 6 year minimum due to three prior felonies. Leeper admitted shooting Lorethy Carlson and taking $600 in a robbery at her tavern on Long Reactive. Leeper and two companions, including his father Wirton Leeper and Charles Butler, faced multiple hold ups and eight burglaries during a three week crime spree.
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Ifo
Eldon Dean Leeper
Theach Vasey
Leeper
Leeder
Delta Ave
Wirton L. Keeper
Charles E. Butler
Jude Vasey
Healthto and Parley interviews at Western Public Health meeting
Representatives from five California newspapers will interview four heart experts at a public session in Lafayette Hotel during the 24th annual Western Branch meeting of the American Public Health Association. Medical panelists include Dr. James Watt and others. newsmen from major papers will attend. Findings from the Long Beach meeting will be integrated with a nationwide health survey.
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Kay
The
American Public Health Association
California
Four Heart
Association
Lafayette Hotel
TIE Medical
James Watt
National Heart Innstitute
Bethesda
John Koutson
U.S. Public Health Service
Reginald M. Atwater
APILA
Kanes
Baren of Multle Health
Jiuli
Scar Ds Elyable Life Assurance Society
Samerville
New York City
Larry A. Calling Sr
Independent
Tpreass Telegram
Willim J. Troguist
San Francisco Examiner
Christian M. Chilsen
Los Angeles’ Examiner
Tom W. Tilley
Oakland Tribune
Leicester Wagner
Los Angeles Mirror-News
Frank Th. Willams
Pinal County
Long Beach
U.S
Theodore D. Woolssey
USPHS
Washington, D.C
Disabled must apply by June to keep social security benefits
Disabled workers aged 50 to 65 in Alameda district offices are urged to file for disability benefits by June 30 to avoid losing eligibility under the Social Security law. Those who have not worked since September 1934 must apply by June 20 to prevent future reductions or loss of benefits.
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J. G. Areth
Erten
Long Beach
Imanager
Fritoven
Judy
Alameda
Unclear report from Pakistan police grant and robbery claim
A garbled tale from Pakistan cites police officers responding to a call involving Thomas L Stuart a 17 year old in Karacht. The text mentions a US grant of one million dollars and a claim of robbery of 22 units by a man in a black suede jacket at a station associated with fishing and foreign exchange.
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Thomas L. Stuart
Karacht
Pakistan
Lyoar-Oldt
United States
Stuart
Bolater
Lee Stuart
Talustan
Pries
iPaper Executive to Speak to Club
Fm Cro G. J. Tleoulat of San Francisco senior vice president of Crown Zellerbach will discuss Marketing's Expanded Horizons at a Long Reach executives club meeting at 245 pm. Money stay in the Lafayette Hotel. Tleoulat is a National Sales Executive and a member of the National Distribution Council and the Commerce Dept distribution committee.
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G. J. Tleoulat
San Fran
Cisco
Crown Zellerbach Cor
Laffayette Totel
Tieo
i/paat
Ing. Thcoulat
National Disstribution Council
Commerce Dept
National Assn. of Manufacturers
Out of Luck Lyte Thalply Shaders in Santa Ana Court
Superior Court in Santa Ana Friday sentenced Huck Shader, 55, of Ita Via Wanda, to jail after a year for writing a bogus $100 check. Judge Nah ert Gartiner noted Shader had written about $1,000 worth of checks.
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Huck
Santa Ana
Orange County
Nahert Gartiner
Shader
Ita
Wanda
Boat Season at High Tide Brings Sailors to Long Beach
Memorial Day marks the kickoff of the 157th yachting season as 1,500 privately owned boats berth in Long Beach. Owners prepare with maintenance while the fleet renews its edge, and smaller craft pride themselves on personal handling amid a marina scene buoyed by sun and sea.
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Long Beach
California
Marina
Lawrence McDowall
Wlyncht
Explosions Injure Two On Small Fishing Boat
Two blasts ripped a 20 foot fishing boat near Long Beach Harbor injuring two men slightly and blowing a crewman into the water. Firemen treated Warren Gray and Chris Inman at Seaside Hospital while a third crewman escaped harm. The vessel was damaged and towed to Long Beach Yacht Anchorage after being extinguished by nearby fireboats.
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AU Gert
Taner Harbor
Tec Kinnychar
Johny Dey
Seaside Hospital
Warren Gray
Sunanyview Ave
Torrance
Coowixer
Chris In
Otiler
Robert
Wes Ritney
Burl Ave
Long Beach Yacht Anchorage
Ben-Gurion invites Poland to send youth for study
In Jerusalem Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion invited Poland to send about 30 young men to study at a collective farm. He suggested to a visiting Polish delegation that the first contingent should total roughly 30 youths for this program.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Poland
Larne
Cole Lective Farmy
Itubbutzin
Many L B Students Win College Degrees
An extensive list shows Southland residents among the 400 seniors earning BA and BS degrees this season. Names from Long Beach, Anaheim, Compton, Redondo Beach, Santa Barbara, Downey, Long Beach and nearby areas are included from University of California campuses, Westmont College, Pasadena College, and other institutions.
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Southland
University of California, Santa Barbara College
Warhaya A. Ringer
Jean
Compton
Norman C. Martin
Dawney
Gordon JG. McClenathen
Marlene A. Stuthert
Orange
Carol A. Fellman
Patos Verdes
William G. Nance
Richard E. Noonan
Redondo Mead
David M. Jeldum
Earl D. Meyer
San Pedro
James E. Crowe
John N. Ford
Santa Ana
Wayne A. Scholl
Torrance
Westmont College
Santa Barbara
Carolin N. Brown
Marilyn J. Snyder
Roy C. Price
Long Beach
Devrees
University of California
Lileeible College
Los Angeles
Gloria M. Simons
Robert B. Jacobs
Wilmington
Pasadena College
Pasaena
Trevie Davis
Almer
Galloway
Donna J. Llopskins
Downey
University of Southern California
Donald J DeMaets
Lart D. Marriman
Park College
Tarkville
Toraku Kurita
This
Credit Level 31.5 Billion Installment Credit Increase
The Federal Reserve Board reported Friday that total consumer installment credit rose by 259 million dollars in April to an estimated 41.0 billion. In April 1935 the increase was 3.0 million, and by April 1936 it climbed 307 million. Automobiles and personal loans rose about 12 million, but repair and modernization loans edged up only slightly while other consumer credit fell by 27 million. Total consumer credit including charge accounts and noninstallment obligations increased by about 0.5 billion to just over 41 billion, nearly three billion higher than a year earlier.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Boamt
Jury Frees Driver in Crash Case
A jury freed driver Edelman after five hours of deliberation on a felony drunken driving charge linked to a November crash at South Street and Collar Avenue that injured two women. He was arrested for drunken driving after the three car collision. A separate short item notes two Los Angeles men jailed for cashing worth less checks and other youth case sentences in Long Beach.
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Vasey's
C. Edelman
Anahelm Rd
Ing
Neg Mutt
Edelman
Sth St
Collar Ave
Offeers
Adelman
Los Angeles
Reach Vasey
Long Beach
George Dewey Pitts Jr
Ace
Fawart Jemme Warmer
M. Long
Youth Keale Sentenced to CYA for Narcotics Sale
James Alvin Keele, age 21, was committed to California Youth Authority Priday by Superior Judge Beach Vaney on a narcotics selling charge. Keele was arrested at 21st Street and Lemon Avenue on March 22 after allegedly selling marijuana to a plainclothes officer.
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Dale Lenny Thawking
Corritos Ave
Weidig
Thawkins
Superlan
Tench Vasey
Hawkine
Willam Dronks Wagrine
Atth Sto
Thaadway
Wagners
Wagner
California Youth Authority
James Alvin Keale
Angeles
Caliifornia Youth Authority
Priday
Beach Vaney
Keele
21St St
Lemon Ave
Poller
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Will Reld
Charles Toran
Eft
Jerry Hivens
Miss Trebes
Senate Unit
Family Service
Caida Thes DixeTeacher
Lon Healthto
Parley
Alaska
Dorothy Craig
Alaska Dept. of Health
Exceptional Children's Foundation
Alexander Britton
Raymond Stevens
Willow St
Jane Addams
Lindbergh
iPaper
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By Heck
Heck J. M. Heck
Grand Ave
Heck
Bob Wifrarley
Israel
L.B
W. Bell
Douglas A. Newcomb
Center
Paul Bjelland
Teachers Association of
la Casa de Rancho Los Cerritos
Virginia Ra
CYA
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