Temperature Down New Flurries Due
A great snowstorm paralysed large parts of the East over the weekend with a death toll around 140. A United press survey cites 144 deaths as the nation’s worst November storm. Weather officials forecast light snow today and tomorrow but freezing temps will persist in the ravaged area.
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United Press
Weather Bureau
Washington
U.S
Precaster
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Boy Learns Herd Way Fellogeos Pays for It Later
A dog bites a boy after barking through a fence at a neighbor’s dog. The male dog, with the mother of pups nearby, attacks the boy on the street causing bite wounds. The incident highlights that even a small mother can attack when provoked.
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Jack E. McMianley
Tolbert Ave
Airdale
Pensions Burden Grows for Long Beach Taxpayers
Five years ago Long Beach faced a pension liability of about 30 000 dollars annually funded by the city and an equal payment from firefighters and policemen. In the coming year the pension cost for city employees is estimated at 1 346 489 dollars plus 557 992 dollars from paychecks, totaling nearly 2 000 000 dollars. Continued on page 14.
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Long Beach
Dense Fog Causes Long Beach Auto Crashes
Dense fog blanketed coastal Southern California and caused at least three accidents in Long Beach. Six people were injured, including David and Mildred Rubin of 4660 Banner Drive, each 38, treated at Seaside Hospital. Others injured were Leonard Garcia 29 San Pedro Jacinto Hernandez 23 Wilmington and Abrling Valencia 24 Torrence, plus S F Broadhead 64 of 1085 Dawson Ave with a head laceration at Cherry and San Antonio.
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Long Beach
Atlantic Ave
Artesia St
Seaside Hospital
David and
Mildred Rubin
Banner Drive
Leonard Garcia
San Pedro
Jacinto Hernandez
Wilmington
Abrling
Valencia
Torrence
Edison Co
Pacific Coast
Magnolia Ave
S. F. Broadhead
Dawson Ave
Cherry Ave
San Antonio Rd
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