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Newspaper

Independent Long Beach

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1951

Page

4

Fast Life Draw Poker Fight Leaves Atty Gen Silent

In Sacramento the draw poker bill sparks a clash as Mont law enforcement moves to shut down gambling clubs while Atty Gen Pat Brown stays on the sidelines. The Brown office previously exposed a Seal Beach club's non profit status, prompting questions about his quiet stance and potential influence on pigeonholed legislation.

Pat Brown Sacramento Mont Seal Beach

Monorail Bill Sent to Senate Floor

SACRAMENTO June 20 A bill creates a Metropolitan Transit Authority to build a monorail from San Fernando to Long Beach. It would be run by a seven member authority under the Public Utilities Commission and serve about 200000 defense contractors. Public funding via federal revenue bonds would retire in 40 years.

Sacramento EPA San Fernando Long Beach Senate Senate Faor Everett G. Burkhaller North Hollywood Burkhalter Ralph Morritt Southern Californias Monorail and Transit System

Tides Forecast With Low and High Tide Times

Low tides today reach -1.7 feet at :42 a.m. and 22 feet at FP. m. High tides hit 3.8 feet at 12:30 p.m. and 65 feet at 1. High tide tomorrow clocks 4 feet at 4:24 p.m. Low tides tomorrow are -1.4 feet at 6:37 a.m. and 2.3 feet at 6:01 p.m.

Long Beach Harbor Ships Free Of Pickets

Long Beach harbors ships free of pickets after a five ship tie up linked to the 10 radio operators strike. Negotiators in San Francisco cleared a cargo unload as hopes for early settlement faded. The report also covers related pacific coast strike talks and a sweeping federal indictment of 21 top American Communists in New York and Pittsburgh.

Long Beach Harbor Pacific Maritime Assn American Radio Assn Maritimes Assa Los Angeles Harbor William H. Peabody Santa Eliana Pine Bluff Victory Alaska San Francisco New York Supreme Court Washington America National Committee Fee Searci FBI Communist Party United States U.S. Atty Irving H. Saypol Samuel H. Kaufman J. Edgar Hoover Elizabeth Gurlty Flynn Israel Amster Staet Victor J. Jerome Alexander Bittelman Betty Gannett Claudia Jones Alexander Leo Trachtenberg Simon Gerson Louis Weinstock Marion Bachrach Isadore Begun George Blake Charney Pettis Petry Jacob Mindel Albert Francis Lannan William Wolf Weinstone Arnold Samuel Johnston

State Revokes Tax Exemption For Institute Of Social Welfare

Sacramento reports the Franchise Tax Board ruled George H. McLain's Institute of Social Welfare is not a nonprofit corporation as claimed in its articles of incorporation. The state secretary of state records confirm the revocation of the institute's tax exemption.

Sacramento California Secretary of State George H. McLain Institute of Social Welfare State Franchise Tax Board

Long Beach Navy Hospital Funds Sought in Defense Budget

A 3,889,000 appropriation for a Long Beach Naval Hospital was requested for a 358,000,000 hospital program. An additional 1,010,000 will be sought in the next military budget. The site is not decided, likely Terminal Island. Also reported, 11 veterans benefit bills aim to cost over 2 billion, including 235,000,000 for new hospitals and beds and 148,000,000 for cost-of-living increases.

Long Beach Naval Hospital Congress Clyde Doyle Independent Doyle Terminal Island Navy Army Air Force Marines Erans Truman HMB

Immigrant deportation ordered for Hauser husband

Immigration authorities ordered Hans Hauser to leave the United States by Sept. 1 after denying his plea for suspension of deportation. Regional Director John P. Boyd said Hauser, Austrian ski instructor, must depart with Virginia Hill Hauser moving to Santiago, Chile.

Seattle Virginia Hill Hauser United States John P. Boyd Immigration Service Hans Hauser Spokane Wash Hauser Santiago Chile Con

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