Lifesaver Jacobs Helps Youth Overcome Legal Turmoil
Karl Mayo Jacobs returns to his plumbing supply business after aiding Harvey Gene Dry, a former Tulsa youth with a theft past, in a cross state legal battle. Jacobs secured Harvey's temporary release, stood with him through extradition, and earned a governor’s clemency allowing him to stay in California.
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Karl Mayo Jacobs
Harvey Gene Dry
Harvey
Jacob
Harvey Boeing
Gladys Ave
Jacobs
Tulsa
Oklo
Long Beach
Slightuilt
California
Oklahoma
Sighal Hill
Dry
Sacramento
Old-Tire Saloon Moment At Belmont Heights Church
A tour of Belmont Heights Methodist Church ends with a young girl comparing the sanctuary to an old-tire saloon. The piece includes a satire on legal language and a humorous anecdote about a peacock at Lakewood Country Club. A banner theft is noted for Kiss Me Kate from the Singers Workshop over Carson Street.
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Belmont Heights Methodist Church
Howard Butterfield
Groun
Lakewood Country Club
Bon
County Board of Supervisors
County Counsels Office
Department of Parks and Recreation
Lakewood
Singers Workshop
Carson St
Faculty Ave
Tragedy in Claremont as Lumber Pile Overturns
Firemen and sheriff deputies frantically searched a 12 foot high lumber stack toppled in Claremont California on Sunday for two boys believed trapped. One child Humphrey 3 of Pomona reportedly drowned after falling from a stack of lumber into a stream. A second child remained missing as search efforts continued.
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Paramount
Claremont
Santtes
Humphrey
Dirm
Lake
San Antoniolwoog
Albert Humphrey
Pomona
Sheriff's Deputies
Ers
Mass Beach Attendance Amid Sunny Weekend Heat
More than 100,000 people flocked to Long Beach beaches Sunday as Capt Roy J Miller of the Lifeguards reported no oceanfront rescues with seven boats aiding disabled vessels. Forecast breezes failed to arrive, driving a high of 84 degrees and an expected 82 today.
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Roy J. Miller
Long Beach
Alamitos Bay
L B Man's Oil Rights Questioned
Los Angeles City Council and developer Paul F McKenzie study mineral rights under 15 acre district in Wilmington. Mayor Poulson says a mutually acceptable agreement on rights exploration can be reached with city oil officer William McCoy. Area bounded by King Street Anaheim Street and Harbor Freeway.
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Los Angeles
Wilmington
Paul F. McKenzie
E. Wardrow Rd
Long Beach
Norris Poulson
Oemx
Poulson
William McCoy
McKenzie
T King and
Anaheim Sts
Harbor
Missouri Girl Wins Miss Missouri on TV
Miss Beverly Wright, 19, of St. Louis, was chosen Miss Missouri Sunday in a Miss Universe preliminary. She works as a secretary in the advertising department of a St. Louis appliance distributing company. The Miss Universe pageant will be held in Long Beach July 17 to 27.
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Beverly Wright
Long Beach
St. Louis
Watercolor Exhibit Opens at Main Library Today
Today in Long Beach the Early America Indoors and Out exhibit opens at the Main Library with hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. A separate Community Program feature, a variety show, is set for 7:50 p.m. in the Municipal Auditorium Exhibit Hall.
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America
Municipal Auditorium
Two youths arrested in Norwalk restaurant assault
Navy sailor Eugene L. Wamsley, 25, suffered severe head lacerations and was hospitalized after a fight outside a Norwalk restaurant with two youths. His companion Robert P. Clark, 95, was treated for cuts. Richard E. Andrews, 18, and a 16 year old were booked for assault with a deadly weapon after using a chain and an iron bar.
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Norwalk
Eugene L. Wamsley
Boyne St
Downey
Haven
Wamsey
Robert P. Clark
Tamarind
St. Compton
Carobil Hospital
Sheriff's
Richard E. Andrews
Asgardi St
Clark
Rosecrans Ave
Sheriff's Deputies
Symphony Excellent in Finale at Long Beach Municipal Auditorium
The Long Beach Symphony Orchestra gave a strong season finale led by Lauris Jones. The program opened with Beethovens Prometheus overture, featured Debussys Nuages and Fetes, Chenoweths Variations on Lodden Herren in memory of his son, and Tschaikowsky Symphony No 4. The blend of amateur and professional players impressed the audience.
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Long Beach Symphony Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Terry
Lauris Jones
Long Beach
Ene
Beethoven
Nice
France
Chenoweth
Adventists Open Health and Welfare Center Ceremony
Ceremonies mark the opening of a public Health and Welfare Center at 956 Magnolla. Sponsored by the Seventh day Adventist Church, the center aims to aid the needy and provide disaster relief.
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Magnolla Ee
Seventhday Adventist Church
Two Boat Mishap Reports Spark Fruitless Coast Guard Searches
Reports say a boatful of children capsized off Long Beach prompting five hours of coast guard searches. Lee Greenway of Culver City reported seeing a speed boat full of children and a capsize near Sunset Beach, but no wreckage or victims were found.
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Long Beach
Coast Guard
Lee Greenway
Culver City
Sunset Beach
Sea Lane
Greenway
Gheenway
Long Beach Harbor
Teener's Line Misses Fish Hooks Man 49
A 49 year old man was hooked in the left ear when a teen angler’s line snagged his hook near Magnolia Pier on a Sunday afternoon. Nutritionist Sam Worton of Los Angeles will discuss healthy eating at a Volunteers of America Sunsets Club meeting at 140 West St seaside Memorial Hospital vicinity.
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Teener
Sam Worton
Los Ageles
Magnolia Pier
Mary Rourke
State Department of Public Health
Thei Volunteers of America
Merrorial Hospital
First Nazarene Church Opens Four-Building Complex
Public showing marks end of stage one in an 800000 project by a 500-member congregation. The 13500 foot wood stone and stucco complex houses four age-grouped educational units for up to 1000 children. Sunday school starts next week. services remain at 10th Street and Olive Avenue until July 1 relocation to Florence Bixby Elementary School Auditorium.
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First Church of the Nazarene
Los
Coyotes
Trev
Mark. Smith
Smith
10Th St
Olive Ave
Kell
Florence Bixby
Burglary Reported At Playhouse In Fenced Yard
Jack M. Merek 39 of 142 Mil Street reported burglary Sunday at a rear playhouse. Burglars broke in stole camping and fishing gear valued at 220 dollars from the fenced yard storage area.
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Jack M. Merek
Mil St
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Mrs. Earl Jacobs
Bis
Dod Shem
Open House
Barbara Jean Cole
12Th St
Seal Beach
Uta
Harry Fulton
L.B. Man
Missouri
By Rachel Morton
Adventists
Independent
The
Southland
Norton
Kay Steltenkamp
Bayshore Ave
Delta Delta Delta
University of Southern California
Hollywood
Henry Marvin
Dian Scott
Gordon Morrow
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