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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1958

Page

18

Three Signal Hill Officers Promoted Amid Council Shakeup

The Signal Hill council promoted three officers to acting ranks during a stormy session after a rift with the Police and Firemen's Assn. Sgt Robert Munnicutt named acting chief, John Lyharger and Lawrence Brubaker promoted to acting sergeants while Chief Clarence Helter resigned. The meeting also considered reinstating Patrolman Thomas Reynolds and weighed for and against captain Ty Fy Oltman.

Ken Knigit Signal Hill Police and Firemen’s Assn Association Que Force Robert Munnicutt John Lyharger Lawrence Brubaker Clar Civil Service Commission Tat Ty Fy (Buck) Oltman Thomas Reynolds Reynolds Heier Altman Council

Infant safety: rescuing children from hot and locked cars

A Juvenile Bureau case recounts an 11 month old found drenched in sweat in a locked station wagon and four children from a sedan with doors closed but unlocked. California law forbids leaving a child in a vehicle. parents urged to use caution. The Pomonagr narcotics detail shows arrests for narcotics dropping after a court ruling requiring disclosure of seized drugs’ details.

Fred Rolinger Juvenile Bureau Edna O'Donnell Ates O'Donnell Tie Sim Bureau California Luptaste Court Willis BL. Pentollaw

Memorial service for Alpha the Lion at SAE house

Long Beach State College fraternity mourned Alpha the Lion, a 1000 pound concrete mascot, missing from the SAE house lawn since Saturday night amid homecoming revelry. Delta Zeta provided flowers and pledges dug a small grave as readings from a comic book framed the tribute.

Long Beach State College Long Beach State Delta Zeta

Seventeen Hospital Patients Vote Via Emergency Ballot

Seventeen convalescing and bedridden patients at Community Hospital voted on an emergency ballot after obtaining doctor notes and power of attorney. A hospital official traveled to Los Angeles to secure ballots for eligible patients admitted after October. Ballots were mailed to Los Angeles registrars. officials noted the voters split roughly evenly between Republicans and Democrats.

Community Hospital Los Angeles

Four hurt in Willow Street crash between cars

Four persons were injured in a two car collision at Willow Street and American Avenue on Tuesday. Ida Miller, 82, suffered a possible fractured collarbone as a passenger in Harold R. Muller's car. Minor injuries affected H F Muller, 42, Brenda R Brown, 17. Marein R Kenay, 21, and Brian L Welch, 20, were also involved in the incident.

Willow St American Ave Ida Miller E. San Antonio Dr Harold R. Muller H. F. Muller Brenda R. Brown San Luis Ate Marein R. Kenay Jackson St South Gate Brian L. Welch Walmul Park

Long Beach Bands at Cal High School Day Highlight

Three Long Beach high schools Millikan Lakewood Jordan and Wilson will join 23 prep bands as Ungt guests of USC at its 15th annual High School Band Day in Memorial Coliseum. Over 2,000 musicians will perform at halftime for the SC Washington game with Sousa March King themes and pieces including Thunderer March Man River and River Kwai March.

Long Beach Lakewood Ungt University of Southern California Memorial Coliseum Millikan Jordan Wilson Sutie Sc-Washington Sousa Jerome Kern

Glatman Pinpoints 1st Victim's Grave

Harvey Glatman, awaiting trial for murder, was transported to San Diego after a Riverside County trip where he marked the grave of his first victim Judy Dunn, a 14 year old girl who died in August 1952.

Harvey Glatman San Diego Los Angeles Riverside County Judy Dun

Long Beach Man Receives Fifteen Year Bank Robbery Sentence

A Long Beach man was sentenced to fifteen years for bank robberies. Prosecutors said he led officers to a stash near Atlantic Avenue and Cherry Avenue where a body was found last December. The case involves multiple charges and connections to a separate murder, with further arraignments expected.

Two Fliers Die In Sea Crash Off Palos Verdes

County divers recovered the bodies of Donald P. Valknan, 26, from Millwood and Vergil I. Overlease, 23, from Los Angeles after a Cessna 140 crashed 400 yards offshore Monday night. Wreckage was found and the plane surfaced at 8:20 pm with witnesses present.

Civil Aeronauics Administration Lwo -Men Palos Verdes Donald P. Valknan Mmelewood Vergil I. Qverlease Tos Angeles

Heart Lung Machine Talk Brings Hope for Victims

Dr Eoile Totarian, 68, dean of American surgeons, outlines a heart lung device to bypass the heart during recovery, as research progresses. He notes Russia in some areas shows progress but the US leads in funding and medical advancement.

Eoile Totaian American Surgeons Holwat Aso United States Russia

Four Ton World Fair Electronic Brain In Long Beach

The Ramac electronic brain, a four ton IBM memory system, will be shown at IBM open house in Long Beach at 3777 Long Beach Blvd. The unit, memory of five million characters across magnetic disks, handles payroll, accounting, andReserv...

L.B Ramac Belgium Long Beach International Business Machines Long Beach Blvd Fey Ventura County J. R. Townsend Long Frac IBM Ventura Brain-Trust Tamac

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