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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1958

Page

11

Long Beach remembers 1933 quake at Red Cross coffee line

Residents recall the 1933 Long Beach earthquake while sharing stories at a Red Cross coffee line in Lincoln Park. Survivors from Magnolia to Rainbow Pier describe the tremor, the tidal threat, and the aid that followed as they gathered to mark the disaster anniversary.

Herr Shannon Long Beach Red Cross Lincoln Park Marth Rainbow Pier Henry E. Anderson Magnolia Ave Fred C. Ries Compton Atlantic Salvation Army John R. Plender Roland Christman

Kennick Kicks Off Bid for Assembly Seat

Kennick launches campaign for the 44th Assembly District challenging Republican incumbent Herbert R. Klocksien. Democrat Kentrick cites subsidence issues and city governance worries, pledging retirement from city service and broad citizen support from both parties.

Kennick Joseph M. Kennick 44Th Assembly Herbert R. Klocksien Kentrick

May Seeks Democratic Endorsement for 18th District Race

Harry S. May, 46, executive with National Metal and Steel, is the sole candidate aiming for endorsement to oppose Rep. Craig Hosmer at the 18th District Democratic Council convention in the Wilton Hotel Pageant Room. May, active in Long Beach politics since 1955, outlines gifted education and statewide testing as key priorities, while planning retirement from city government.

Cavention Craig Hosmer Harry S. May Ars National Metal 1& Steel Corp California California Democratic Council Wilton Long Beach May Lakewood Plaza Democratic Club Fresno Council of Democratic Clubs Berlin Germany University of Prague America Chicago Anti-Defamation Creative League Midwest Execu Bejthe Ordone Rganization of ZOA West Labor California Heights U-A.w. Hall Kenrick Nipomo Ave Jenn Daugh Yennick

Mrs Chase the hospital doll educator in nursing schools

A life size hospital teaching doll named Mrs Chase is used in nursing training across centers in the United States. The article notes her long history since 1919, her realistic features, and how students practice procedures including injections. It recounts disposal of the old doll and a humorous anecdote about a painter’s reaction to learning a “dead body” is in the room.

Mrs. Chase Cnaver Mis. Chase M. J. Chase Co., Inc United States Chase Whidden Mickey Bob Busenbeck Pacific Coast Hwy Walteria Busenbeck Long Beach Penney Bill Foley Skip Shuman

Owner Tied Down as Gunmen Loot Liquor Store

Police said two gunmen, each about 30, robbed Para Liquor Store at 5660 Para-Mount Blvd Monday night, tying up the manager Melvin M. Miles 29 and leaving him trussed on the restroom floor while they escaped with about 465 dollars in cash.

Imanager Melvin M. Miles Para Para- Imount Blvd Miles Det Thomas Cox Warren Jordan Bertram Campbell Fairman Ave Lakewood Campbell

Harbor State OKs 305 030 for subsidence work

The State Lands Commission approved 305 030 dollars for Long Beach Harbor anti-subsidence projects under the Allen Bill, representing about a quarter of over a million dollars planned by the city. Conditional approval allowed city expenditures pending state confirmation before starting. A separate robbery at Miles market involved tying, gagging, and stealing 125 from a cash register plus 540 from two boxes. Bert Campbell freed the manager and notified police.

State Lands Commission Long Beach Charles Vickers Harbor Department Miles Francis J. Hortig Commission

Club Benefit Stars Attend World Premiere Here

Doors open at seven tonight for the 8 30 p m world premiere of The Long Hot Summer at Fox West Coast Theater in Long Beach. The Assistance League sponsors the benefit with funds aiding the West Long Beach Girls Club building project.

Hollywood Fox West Coast Assistance League of Long Beach Long Beach Girls' Club

License Issue Planned For Contractor Gordon C Pritchett

The Contractors' State License Board announced plans to issue a landscaping contractor license to Gordon C. Pritchett of 3020 Baltic Ave in 80 days if no protests are received.

State .License Board Ligarse Gordon C. Pritchett Baltic Ave

Norwalk Teens Enter California Youth Authority Care

Nyall Andreason 16 and William Hughes 17 pleaded guilty to manslaughter and two counts of robbery in a December Square store slaying. They were accepted for rehabilitation by the California Youth Authority and are at its Norwalk reception center awaiting placement.

Nyall A. Andreason Norwalk William G. Hughes California Youth Authority Maurice C. Sparling Paul Robertson Studebaker Ro Andreason Everston St Nyall T. Andreason Centennial Intermediate School Hughes Flower St CYA Southern Bloomfield Ave William B. Neeley Juvenile Court Aaron

ILWU Unit Ballots Officers in Wilmington Meeting

Local 13 Longshoremen ILWU vote today Wednesday and Thursday at Longshoremen's Memorial Hall Wilmington from 6 am to 6 pm for new officers. Ballot lists 168 names. 23 member executive board includes 63 candidates. Incumbent W S Lawrence not seeking reelection. Candidates for first vice president include George Bowe Jim Gutierrez Exest High Lower C Phillips and Kenneth Roberts. Second vice president welfare officer fields Adrian Finch Oscar Hagen Bruce Kreiger John Prizmich. Other posts include day business agent sergeant at arms dispatchers trustees and 10 delegates to the San Francisco caucus April 10 11 12 for a new contract. Current contract expires June 15.

Longshoremen ILWU Longshoremen's Memorial Hall C” St Wilmington Jim Conway Gordon Giblin Wyn Moody Benny Robello W. S Bill) Lawrence George Bowe Jim Gutierrez Exest Highlower C. Phillips Kenneth Roberts Adrian Finch Oscar Hagen Bruce Kreiger John Prizmich Lagent San Francisco

Commissions Issued Jury Frees Suspect on Dope Count

A Superior Court jury acquitted Samuel Kenneth Cutkomp of narcotics possession after officers found marijuana in a car during a Dec 23 arrest on E 7th St. Wayne Dunstan, also charged, was convicted previously and faces sentencing.

Fred Miller Samuel Kenneth Cutkomp Lees Ave Cutkomp Wayne C.dunstan Stan Kenton 7Th St Frank M. Cuthamp Jordan Robert Buck Notary Public’ Commissions Ralph Mead Conquista Dunstan Elizabeth Merrichew

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