Mrs Kulp Retires After 28 Years Teaching
Margaret Long Kulp resigned after 28 years at Fremont Elementary School. She told the Board of Education yesterday that retirement was about time. Mrs Kulp, who lives on Gavroty Avenue, estimated she taught about 1120 children. the board accepted her resignation.
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Fremont Elementary
Margaret
Long Kulp
Board of Education
Hulp
Gavroty Ave
Robbins Heads Red Cross Board in Long Beach
Robbins 48, vice president and manager at Bank of America Pine branch, elected chairman of the Long Beach Red Cross Chapter board. Other officers named include Dr. Stirling Pillsbury, Mrs. A. Walsecretary, and Percy C. Scott treasurer. Blood donations totaled 19 376 pints and fundraising reached 238 000 dollars, about 98 percent of the goal. The group also highlighted the doughnut and coffee program with 1287 dozen doughnuts and 450 pounds of coffee served in the past 11 months.
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Roland 2. Robbins
Long Beach Red Cross
Robbins
Bank of America
Bruce Mason
Stirling Pillsbore
A. Wal
Pevey Scott
Roland Bach
Roger Case
Walter Havehurst
Victor L. Miller
Dr. Pillsbury
Percy C. Scott
Vailleé Young
Frank $. Sandemum
L. H. Brewer
Glenn
Russ Gus Lucking
S ‘ Mills
Sam B. Montgomery
San Francisco
Pacifics
National
Red Cros
Montgomery
The
Red Cross
Gus Lucking
Ellen Michel
Dave Sontag
Emma Tucker
Clarence Nogard
Belle R. Conrad
Wanger Reports At Jail Today To Begin Term
Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz announced Walter Wanger, husband of Joan Bennett, will surrender to county jail tomorrow evening to begin a four month term for shooting Jennings Lang, his wife's agent. A physical, classification review, and possible transfer to the honor farm at Castaic were noted. The incident occurred December 13 after Wanger claimed jealousy over his wife.
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Los Angeles
Eugene Biscailuz
Walter Wanger
Tomoorrow
Jerry Giesler
Wanger
Joan Bennett
Jennings Lang
Isvailuz
Harry J. Borde
Castaic
Lang
Dimes Drive Hits Peak as March of Dimes Reaches 41 Million
New York June 2 4 record forty one million dollars was contributed in the 1952 March of Dimes campaign as of May 31. President Basil O Connor of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announced the total today.
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New York
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Court Rejects Collazo Appeal
The Supreme Court today refused Oscar Collazo's death row appeal. He attempted to assassinate President Truman in a 1950 attack outside Blair House. District of Columbia authorities may execute him for the murder of White House policeman Leslie Coffelt.
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Supreme Court
Oscar Collazo
Truman Noy
District of Columbia
Collazo
White House
Leslie Coffelt
Blair House
Mr. Truman
Deaf Hear Again With Startling Clarity
Chicago acoustical scientist reports new electronica breakthrough helps 15 million hard of hearing Americans regain speech clarity even after long loss. Beltone engineer Sam Posen explains prognosis and how to obtain a free illustrated booklet by mail for guidance on overcoming deafness.
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Chicago
United States
Sam Posen
Beltone
Beltone Hearing Aid Co
19Th St
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