Nannette Crawford Crowned Queen of L B Community Fair
Nannette Crawford, 21, of 4917 Livingston Dr, was crowned queen at the Long Beach Community Fair after a momentary crown fit issue. Bill Welsh placed the crown, a ribbon-cutting opened the five day event at Atlantic and 45th St, with proceeds aiding local charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannette Crawford
Long Beach
Atlantic Ave
45Th St
Lions Club
L.B
Nannette
Livingston Dr
Bill Welsh
Downtown
Atlantic
Mental Study Set For Husband in Assault on Wife
A psychopathic examination was ordered for Martin A. Erklen, 34, a Hollywood linguist, after he told police he sought sympathy from his estranged wife. Erklen pleaded guilty to assaulting Mrs. Edna J. Erklen, 27, at an apartment on E Seventh Street February 15. He will appear May 21 for the exam result, probating hearing, and sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Martin A. Erklen
Hollywood
Erk Jen
Erklen
Edna J. Erklen
Seventh St
Arrested man dies in Torrance after jail illness
Glen L. Hendricks, 46, transient, was arrested May 1 on a charge of intoxication. He became ill in the city jail and died Sunday at Torrance General Hospital. The body was sent to Holton and Sea Mortuary. the coroner was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen L. Hendricks
Torrance General Hospital
Holton and Sea Mortuary
Poison Pen Letter Probe Ties 18th District to Undeclared Attacks
Private detectives were hired to trace unsigned letters urging write in votes for Judge Oscar E. Houston in the 18th Congressional District race. Houston calls the letters a dirty political trick and denies candidacy. Dr. Orville W. Cole of Grant for Congress joined Houston in engaging the Tom Newton Agency to find the author. The letters target Democratic candidates and accuse them of smear campaigns while Grant sits on both major tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Grant
Oscar E. Houston
Houston
Raymond C. Simpson
Congressional Post
Orville W. Cole
Grant For Congress Oaign
Tom Newton Agency
Anonymous 81
Letera
Dr. Cole
Long Beach Plans Full Armed Forces Day Program
Long Beach will mark Armed Forces Day with a parade and luncheon. Mayor Burton W. Chace’s office released May 17 as the day, with a May 15 luncheon at the Wilton Hotel. Rear Adm. C. H. Gillilan will speak, and a Citizens Committee leads events with city officials and military leaders. The parade runs 12:00 am May 17 along Ocean Blvd from Chestnut to Cedar, and open house at Municipal Airport Air Force Base features exhibits including a C 124 cargo plane and various fighter aircraft.
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Long Beach
Burton W. Chace
Wilton Hotel
E. E. Spring
USN
Naval Station
Citizens Committee For Armed Forces
C. H. Gillilan
Naval Supply Depot
Clearfield
Utah
Armed Forces Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
City Armed Services Commission
Ocean Blvd
Chestnut Ave
Atlantic
Sixth St
American
Broadway
Cedar
Capt. Spring
Virgil Ospie
Willard Let
George McLean
Charles Campbell
Joseph E. Mason
Lon E. Peek
George Richards
B. Frank Reed
Air Force Base
Municipal
Col
Ronald F. Wilson
Weather Office
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James A. Farrey
Democratic Party
California
F. W. Greer
Emperial Valley
United States
Greer
Farley
Kefauver
L. A. Pipkin
Sen. Kefauver
Chi- Azo
Gerald Desmond
Assembly
Bill Grant
Congress
James T. Starr
Legislative Committee
Desmond
Leonard J. McMullen
Fourth District
District Court of Appeals
Benjamin 8
Hite
Raymond ¥. Derby
McMullen
Clyde Doyle
23Rd
Tow
Amvets
Santa Barbara
Doyle
Raymond V. Darby
Los Angeles
Pro America
Humphreys
Acme Mattress Factory
Anaheim ST
Susan's
Screen Children's Guild
Susan
Screen Children’s Guild
Susan‘s
Sxig
American Ave
Sears
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