Credit records protect borrowers and lenders in debt growth
L.A.C. argues that issuing excessive credit harms families already overburdened by debt. It cites high installment buying, rising debt, and stagnant incomes, urging careful pre loan ability checks. The Long Beach Credit Association provides a clearinghouse of past payments to guide credit decisions and safeguard both consumers and sellers.
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Long Peach Credit Association
L.A.C
Douglas Aircraft Rehires In L B After Layoffs
The Santa Monica division will lay off nearly 3,000 employees before June 1 due to fading orders for the DC-3 and DC-7 transports. A Long Beach plant spokesman says rehiring about 75 workers weekly will continue as new military and commercial orders are discussed, keeping total staff above decade highs.
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Carter
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Fulgencio Ba
Gun Rule Enforced Across Cuba After Island Violence
In Havana and across Cuba a strict gun rule was enforced Friday night amid an unusual lull in violence. Only one bombing was reported near Havana, a drop from the usual daily sprees of arson, train holdups, disrupted communications, kidnapping, and killings.
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Weather data from United States Weather Bureau report
The document lists daily high and low temperatures for multiple cities including Los Angeles Omaha Phoenix Boston and Chicago with varying figures. It provides tide times for New Orleans and mentions sunrise and sunset times.
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United States
Weather Bureaus
Hairy Pong
Beach
Mother faces felony complaint over burned daughter
District attorney filed a felony complaint Friday against Marguerita Consuelo Arce 28 of Whittier accused of burning her 4 year old daughter Frances Ann Arce with a stove. Deputies questioned after a neighbor tip and the child described the burnings as punishment for stealing a tortilla. Frances suffered first second and third degree burns to both hands. Arce claimed the injuries were accidental during a kitchen mishap. Arce posted $1000 bail and Frances was placed in Juvenile Hall Los Angeles.
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W. Flallon Ave
Whittier
Frances Ann Arce
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Mosinee Fire Dept. telephones fined for nonfire calls
Mosinee Wisconsin city council passed an ordinance to charge 25 to 200 dollars for dialing the fire department to ask about fires. It aims to curb nonemergency calls and fines run 25 to 200 dollars or up to 30 days in jail.
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Mosinee
Wis
Banker McDonnell to Lead U S Chamber of Commerce
William A. McDonnell chairman of First National Bank of St. Louis was elected president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, effective April 29. The 63 year old Arkansan said the economic slump may be half over and urged labor and management to end the wage price spiral while Congress enacts sensible tax cuts to spur business risk taking and creativity.
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William A. McDonnell
First National Bank of St. Louis
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
McDonnell
Alzheimer,Ark
Philip M. Taftt
Washington, D. C
Chamber
Congress
Dock Union Elects Giblin by 2-1 Vote
Gordon Giblin of San Pedro was elected president of ILWU Local Giblin on a one year term after receiving 3 033 votes from 3 097 ballots cast. He succeeds W S Bill Lawrence who did not seek reelection. Adrian Finch was elected secretary treasurer and Jim Conway led a runoff for other offices with Giblin winning by a wide margin.
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25Th St. San Pedro
International Longshoremen’s & Warehousemen’s Union
Ind
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Call-Girl Case Leads to Federal Sentence in Kansas City
A 17 year old youth from Kansas City pleaded guilty to charges tied to a teenage call girl racket and was sentenced by US District Judge Albert A. Ridge to a federal institution until age 21. The judge called the crime outrageous and atrocious.
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Friday
Frederick Deen Heinze
Albert A. Ridge
Two Nursing Officials to Attend Parley
Two Long Beach nursing officials will attend a Western Council on Higher Education for Nursing conference in San Francisco on Monday and Tuesday. Miss Susan Whidden education director Seaside Hospital Vocational Nursing School and Miss Lila Maples director of nursing Long Beach General Hospital will represent their institutions.
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Western Council
Higher Education
San Francisco
Susan Whidden
Seaside Hospital Vocational Nursing School
Lila] Maples
Long Beach General Hospital
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