Harbor Cities Kennel Club Show Draws Entries
The 16th annual Harbor Cities Kennel Club dog show will unfold next Saturday and Sunday at Municipal Auditorium. Taeshshunds lead with 185 entries, followed by 150 poodles and 136 boxers. Other breeds include many cocker spaniels, Scottish terriers, German shepherds, collies, springer spaniels, and several sighthounds and toy breeds. Sponsor Sierra Dachshund Breeders Club of Los Angeles County backs the event.
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Desert Resort City Dad Recall Petition Files
Palm Springs June 19 petitions for recall of City Councilman Jerry Nathanson were filed in Superior Court in the first recall movement at the desert resort. The charges allege failures to lower taxes grant civil service status for employees and improve streets. Nathanson cites a nearby Indian Reservation and federal improvement delays.
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Palm Springs
Iran
Jerry Nathanson
Nathanson
S.F. Woman Fined $20,000 on Tax Evasion Case
Mrs. Gertrude Jenkins of San Francisco was convicted of evading about $27,000 in income taxes. Federal Judge Oliver J. Carter fined her $20,000 and gave a five year suspended sentence, conditioned on payment of the fine. Jenkins cried as the sentence was read.
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Gertrude Jenkins
Oliver J. Carter
Reds' Nemesis Returns to Long Beach Welcome Home
The light cruiser USS Manchester docked at Pier 8 in Long Beach after ten months in Korean waters. A crowd of 1200 cheered as film stars Dorothy Lamour Monica Lewis Marjorie Reynolds and Virginia Field greeted the sailors. Captain Parks recalled the Wonsan invasion and the ship's actions including 29,602 rounds fired to set a war record and aiding in crippling enemy capabilities inland. The Manchester returns as one of the last original heavy ships rotated home with ceremonies led by Mayor Burton W. Chace and celebrities.
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Manchester
Pier 8
Hollywood
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Marjorie Reynolds
Virginia Field
Lewis
Packs
Wonsan
Parks
New Jersey
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Ingram M. Stainback
Louis LeBaron
Supreme Court of Hawaii
John E. Parks
Burton W. Chace
Mowbray
Arthur Lake
Dagwood Bumstead
Earl Warren
Marion Davies
Four Destroyers To Arrive in San Diego Monday
Four destroyers of Destiny sion 162 return from nine months in the Korean war zone and are due to arrive in San Diego Monday morning. The ships are the U S S Zellers, the USS Charles S Sperry, the USS Massey and the USS Forrest Royal. They were detached from the Atlantic Fleet for Korean duties and will depart after a brief San Diego stay to rejoin their fleet.
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U.S.S. Zellers
USS. Charles
Peggy Heartwell Becomes Long Beach City Clerk Today
Peggy Heartwell, daughter of the late A L Lovett, is sworn in as Long Beach city clerk today amid a city hall closure. A Poly High School graduate and UCLA alumna, she has served as City Council minute clerk since 1946 and is the first woman in the post, though Edith Rhea held an interim 1930 appointment. Her father, a 35 year water department employee, would be proud as she joins municipal government. She is active in the League of California Cities and clubs Taolean and Bellas Artes.
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Long Beach
Peggy
Margaret L. Heartwell
James C. Heartwell
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Pegey” Heartwell
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UCLA
California College of Commerce
Atty
Fred A. Knight
Britannia Society Meeting At Machinists Nail
Britannia Society will meet at 7 30 p m today at Machinists Nail.
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Britannia Society
Machinists Nail
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