Boxer Candy Lui Held for Burglary in Chicago After Golden Gloves Loss
Amateur prize fighter Soonalole Lui known as Candy Lui, 18, was arrested at his home at 3509 East 2nd Street for allegedly stealing a purse from Cavalie E. Kreinberg, 27, at 2227 West Willard Street. Police say Lui's right hand was bandaged, a leather jacket linked to a friend was found near the scene, and Lui claimed two Golden Gloves fights in Chicago last week ending in a semi final loss. He denied burglary and said he was stabbed in a street fight Monday night.
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Blonde, Friend to Face Fake Hold Up Charges
San Pedro police plan to arraign an 18 year old blonde and her 23 year old Los Angeles boyfriend on grand theft charges after a suspected fake holdup of a Western Union office. They spent a second night behind bars as investigators studied the case.
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Body of Man Found in Water
The unidentified man was found floating about 100 yards from the Pacific Ave foot Tuesday. The victim wore a red plaid shirt faded blue denim and blue and white knit socks. He was six feet tall about 200 pounds and had sandy hair. Discrepancies in a hoax case led police to suspect the incident involved a staged hold up at West Denims Union office. The body was removed to Shee lar McFadyen Mortuary.
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General Grant Returns to Vicksburg for events
Gen Grant is returning to Vicksburg to address the John H. Forney Historical Society and the Confederate Fashion Show. His grandson Ulysses S Til, namesake of the general who led the 1863 campaign, will attend.
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Governor Brown Testifies in California Court Case
Governor Brown testified before a Sacramento Superior Court jury in Judge Maurice C. Sparling's court that two defendants robbed him of $27 and a watch in Wilmington on Christmas Day. No one questioned him about business.
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Burglary Strikes Sheriff Home in Columbus Miss
Sheriff Robert Jernigan faces a domestic pressure case as he searches for a burglar who entered his Columbus Mississippi home and stole Mrs Jernigan's jewelry. The incident underscores security concerns for local law enforcement and raises questions about personal protection measures.
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Wrench Worth 545 Stolen From Car at Cherry Ave
Police reported Tuesday a $545 impact wrench was stolen from a car belonging to Lynch and Watkins Tire Co parked at 3000 Cherry Ave.
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Linkage Stopped Says Vickers on LB Subsidence Cure
SACRAMENTO Charles Vickers port manager told an Assembly committee that repressuring in the Long Beach field has been proven to halt subsidence by injection of water The official said if everything proceeds as hoped the Navy Base subsidence could stop within a year He noted scepticism early but said the program has shown results imports Will Grant Joseph Kenrick attended the briefings and Bruce Allen led the committee session An appeal followed for classified business opportunities ad space in the same column.
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Judge postpones hearing on subsidence injunction
Federal Judge Harry C West indefinitely postponed a March 24 hearing on a preliminary injunction to close the Wilmington Oil Field as an anti subsidence measure. The move follows government satisfaction with producers repressuring the field via water injection and allows a 45 day notice before any reset.
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U. S. Justice Department
Harry C. Westover
Wilmington
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Reds Fight U S Hula Hoop Drive Amid Subside Threat
In Tokyo Peiping Radio and Indonesian papers attack U S cultural influence while Long Beach subsidence prompts federal and state actions. Judge Westover approves motion. Stanley Mosk cites experts and defends state authority as oil interests press for accelerated subsidence programs.
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