Hahn Urges Budget Fight Over Refurbished Ship Funding
County Supervisor Ken neth Hahn criticizes state spending on the Queen Mary refurbishment while welfare costs go unpaid arguing for tax reform and possible budget delays. He notes tidelands oil funds could cover the project but urges delaying action until the Sacramento plan is clarified. The board may stall until August 30 with CAO budget provisions in effect and a potential court challenge to fund social services.
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Kenneth Hahn
Tidelands
Long Béach
Hahn
Sacramento
Warren Mes
John Maharg
Bly
Maharg
Harbor Official Dies at Ceremony in Long Beach
William A. Harrington a three time Long Beach Harbor commissioner died at a ceremony for the arrival of the Japanese M S Tokai Maru at Pier F He collapsed during the event He had served as a boilermaker and later general manager at Bethlehem Shipbuilding He was active with Red Cross Boy Scouts Serra Club and Catholic Welfare Bureau and chaired the 1959 St Marys Hospital expansion He was a Knight Commander of St Gregory and is survived by his wife Helen Funeral arrangements are pending at Sheelar Mortuary
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William A. Harrington
Long Beach
Jack
Harrington
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Serra Club
Catholic Welfare Bureau
St. Mary’s Hospital
Pacific Coast Association of
St. Gregory
Two Workmen Injured by Car Crusher at Local Steel Plant
Two welders were injured at the Clean Steel Co. plant in Carson when they fell 10 to 15 feet onto a moving car crusher belt. Delgadeillo Cenobia, 45, underwent surgery for internal injuries at Harbor General Hospital. Floyd Wilkes, 39, was listed in fair condition with a head wound and bone fractures. Sheriff's deputies and LA County Fire Rescue investigated the incident.
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Clean Steel Co
220Th St
Carson
Delgadeillo Cenobia
Barranca Lane
Norwalk
Harbor General Hospital
Floyd Wilkes
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Fire Department
Moonshiner Brown Faces Probation After Confessed Still Case
Charles Henry Brown, 26, charged as the sole moonshining suspect in Long Beach since Prohibition, appeared before Superior Judge Carroll M. Dunnam. A probation and sentence hearing was set for Aug. 4 after he admitted whisky making, as defense efforts to suppress seized evidence failed.
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Charles Henry Brown
Long Beach
Brown
Carroll M. Dunnam
Anaheim St
William White
David Kenrick
J.W. Boyd
Arkansas
Boyd
Plane Owned and Piloted by Jerry England Forces Emergency Landing
A plane owned and piloted by 36 year old Jerry D. England of Bass Lake apparently experienced a power failure and was forced to land.
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Jerry D. England
Bass Lake
Auto Theft Loss Includes Blue Chip Stamps
Long Beach businessman Or ville Stout reported his late-model car stolen from in front of a Compton market. The trunk held about 14 000 in Blue Chip stamps and 900 in cash. Stout, 60, of 4325 Ocean Blvd., said he parked the car at noon with an alarm and returned ten minutes later to find it gone.
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Long Beach
Compton
E. Stockwell St
Orville Stout
Ocean Blvd
Firestone Sheriffs
Stout
Zookeepers Authorized to Carry Guns in California
The Senate approved a bill granting zookeepers the right to carry firearms of any kind. The measure aims to boost safety at zoological facilities and was signed into law by state officials.
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Sacramento
Senate
Lone Gunman Robs Hoefly's Cafe for 6000 Dollars
At Hoefly's Restaurant 4911 E Second Lt Albert Glaus 65 said a lone gunman entered through a rear door at 8 am tied up him and a woman named Miss Kemp then opened a safe and took three white bank bags of small bills. The suspect fled via the same door.
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Hoefly
Albert Glaus
Kemp
Glaus
Miss Kemp
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