America's Law Day Observed by Long Beach Courts
Long Beach residents marked Law Day with ceremonies in the courtyard of the Long Beach Bar Association meeting place. Judges urged respect for laws and highlighted jurors’ role, noting California’s dense highways demand lawful behavior.
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Beach Vassey
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North Triumphs in Cavalry Clash During Civil War Observance
A Long Beach Civil War observance turned chaotic as a publicity stunt with a Southern general on a Northern horse sparked a scramble. Horse Romeo bucked, injuring Dr. Robert Lee and horse handler Bill Jones, while officials canceled saber use and Northern horses for Saturday’s parade. Civil War uniforms will lead a two mile procession with street sign ceremony to Long Beach Blvd. and St. and American Ave.
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Brightening Your Home in Sunday Magazine
Southland Magazine highlights Home Improvement Edition with tips to brighten living spaces. Parade Magazine presents a dramatic story of a forgiving family who adopts four youths tied to a fatal accident involving their son, as featured in the Sunday paper.
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Pirates Raid Avalon in Buccaneer Days Trade Fete
Pirates in costume swarmed Avalon for Buccaneer Days a three day carnival that opened with Bong John Silver and sea chanteys. Visitors and locals in antique pirate garb filled the town as merchants hoped to revive tourism and an estimated 2000 mainland guests joined the festivities in Avalon Harbor showing a lively, period voice scene.
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Avalon
Catalina Island
John Silver
Henry Morgan
Ion
Avalon Chamber of Commerce
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Viajero
Ouyner Howard Amdt
Plan Held Up by City for YMCA Building Review
Minor revisions to plans for the Armed Services YMCA Building were completed Friday but City Manager Sam E. Vickers said they will be held a few more days for final review. Complete specs will go to City Council May 12 with a request to authorize an bid call. Private locker club operators are reportedly organizing a last minute appeal to delete locker facilities from the project. Estimated cost is about one million dollars.
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Sam E. Vickers
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Girl Scouts Aedatie Meet Opens Today at Marine Stadium
Girl Scouts from a dozen cities begin the Senior Scout Mariner Games with rowing, canoing, paddleboard racing and more at Marine Stadium from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. Activities include a Sunday swimming contest at the Nu-Pike Plunge.
L B Young Folk Honored At Elks May Day Event
American youth starred as performers and honorees at Elks Lodge 888 May Day celebration in Municipal Auditorium. Speakers included Tom Keith Pat McCormick and Greta Arderon. Dr Wallace Moore praised Long Beach youth potential while Ellis Lodge chaired the event. In a separate incident, Hugh Arbuthnot, 66, was injured crossing Anaheim Street. Driver David Garibay, 19, cited for failing to yield to a pedestrian.
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Pat McCormick
Greta Arderon
Schremer
Wallace Moore
Long Beach State College
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Long Beach
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W. G St
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Building Activity Up Here
Long Beach building permits rose in April with 2,570 permits valued at 4,728,340, up 10.09 percent from March’s 4,251,230 for 2,425 projects. Residential construction reached 1,714,995 for 287 units, down 9.9 percent from March but up 422 percent from April 1958.
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Long Beach
Edward M. O'Connor
Damages Awarded for Oil Unit Accident
Ray Arthur Kite, a 32 year old former derrickman, received 52 800 in a jury verdict for major injuries after a half ton piece of an oil pumping unit fell on him while working on Coastal Oil Company property in the 2500 block of Lewis Avenue on August 2 1955. The award follows a retrial ordered by an appeals court after a prior January 1957 verdict of 38 000 was voided for erroneous jury instructions.
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McNab Ave
Beach Vasey
Earl A Bames
Coastal Ou Co
Lewis Ave
Kite
On Stage Theatre Listings in Long Beach Tonight
Long Beach Today highlights three venues with 8:30 pm curtain times: Long Beach Community Playhouse presents Accidentally Yours at 5021 E. Anaheim Street. Magnolia Theatre hosts The Crucible at 2400 Magnolia Avenue. Off Broadway Theater presents The Respectful Prostitute and Still Life at 211 Lime Avenue.
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Anaheim St
Magnolia Theatre
Magnolia Ave
Lime Ave
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