Are You a Prospective Alcoholic A Quintet Quiz
Mary Clark of Carmet spoke at the Community Welfare Council meeting about alcoholism. A five question quiz helps viewers judge susceptibility, while a three point prevention plan urges deliberate drinking avoidance, seeking help if moderation fails. The speaker highlighted women’s greater remorse and the “Hidden City” of undisclosed cases.
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Ben Zinse
Mary Clark
National Council On Alleas
Amcoholisma
Community Welfare Council
First Congregational Church
Clark
Carmet
Tess
Santa Arrives on Reindeer for Long Beach Parade
Santa Claus arrived with wheels as a concession to the Long Beach Christmas parade, opening the season with a citywide march from Ocean Boulevard through American Avenue to Pine and Ocean, featuring four live red reindeer, a marching band, and crowd lines. Downtown Long Beach Associates sponsored the event with Jimmy McGarrigle as host for Santa.
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Santa Claus
Southland
Ocean Blvd
American Ave
Santa
Ocean Arena
Lou Beach
Lincoln Park
Long Beach Associates
Yale
Jimmy McGarrigle
Haisan
Forensic Medicine Meeting Held at Lafayette Motel
The California State Society of the American College of General Practitioners in Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery hosts a forensic medicine conference at the Lafayette Motel Sunday. Dr. Stephen A. Seymour will speak on Alcoholism-1059, arguing many current concerns are misread and presenting alcoholism as a multifaceted health problem.
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Lafayette Motel
California State Society
American College of General Practitioners
Stephen A. Seymour
D. O
California Society For the Study of Alcoholism
Long Beach
Gene
Seymour
America
Three Hurt Here Friday in Traffic
Two children and a 26 year old driver were injured in two Long Beach traffic accidents Friday. Driver Jack A. Wilhelm age 26 at 519 Loma Ave suffered serious injuries in a collision with Alex E. Munag age 31 of 1842 Stevely Ave at Pine Ave and St St Laura Munoz eight months old of Stevely Ave received minor facial injuries. Both victims treated at Seaside Hospital. A second collision involved Susan Denise Carey 21 months struck by Edward Edmond Wisdale 34 of the USS Bel l esgrove behind her Fisch at 2321 W Willard St. Carey admitted to St Marys Hospital for possible injuries. Tisdale not cited.
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Long Beach
Jack A. Wilhelm
Loma Ave
Alex E. Munag
Stevely Ave
Pine Ave
St. St
Laura Munoz
Stevely
Seaside Hospital
Wilhelm
Munez
Susan Denise Carey
Edward Edmond Wisdale
Bellesgrove
Fische
W. Willard St
St. Mary's Hospital
Tisdale
Concerts Slated at School by Long Dead Symphony
The Long Dead Symphony Orchestra conducted by Lauris Jones offers two youth concerts at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. in Millikan High School auditorium. In cooperation with the Long Beach Unified School District and the Recording Trust Fund, these programs kick off a series for elementary and school students. Additional concerts are planned Feb 28 at Jordan High School and April 4 at Wilson High School. The next regular season concert is set for Dec 7 at Long Beach City College auditorium with violinist Badice Shapiro as soloist.
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Long Dead Symphony Orchestra
Lauris Jones
Millikan High School
Long Beach Unified School District
Trust Fund of the American
Federation of Musicians
Jordan High School
Wilson High School
Long Beach
Theft at Walker's Toy Store Cash Safe
A theft report indicates $200 stolen from a metal money box at Walker's Toy Store located at 230 FE. South Street was reported to police Friday.
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Walker's
Catalina Island Airlift Helps Supply Island Amid Labor Dispute
Amphibian planes operated by Avilon Air Transport began a cross channel airlift from Municipal Airport to Catalina Island delivering food medicine and laundry amid a water transport strike. Catalina Air Lines previously ran freight from International Airport but withdrew its operation Wednesday. Labor picketing by Local 15 International Longshoremen's Union occurred at Wilmington docks protesting a proposed supply method threatening 14 stevedore jobs. Probert noted freight includes auto parts lumber and 15,000 pounds weekly for Avalon stores. Changes allowed 2000 pounds capacity per flight after removing passenger seats. A college alumni event and homecoming activities for LBCC are planned around the football game with a special 3 cent per pound rate for freight during the period.
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Avilon Air Transport
Catalina Island
Long Beach
Tirling
Catalina Air Lines
International
Los Angeles
Dick Probert
Avalon Air Transport
Long
National ‘Jeator Relations Board
Probert
Avalon
Reach City College
Wil Probert
Carolyn
LBCC
College Warriors
Veterans Memorial
Control of Pools Advised in City Health Report
Long Beach faces a public health issue from private swimming pools with no city supervision. Dr. LD Litwack, the health officer, urges an ordinance to regulate maintenance and operation as an educational push accompanies the call. Public pools and beaches undergo routine weekly testing for cleanliness and safety.
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LD. Litwack
Health Dept
Long Beach
Litwack
Death takes former P E Trainmaster Williams 82
Williams 82 of 4068 Rose Avenue Long Beach retired train master for the Pacific Electric Railway died Thursday. Born in Indianapolis he lived in Long Beach since 1915 and led Pacific Electric here 1915 to 1940. Survived by wife Kate funeral 2 p m Monday at Ditday Mortuary chapel officiated by Rev W H Galbraith and Queen Beach Lodge.
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GO. Williams
Rose Aye
Long Heath
Pacific Electric Railroad
Williams
Indianapolis
Ind
Long Beach
Pacific Electric
Queen
Beach Lodge
F&am
Bettina Chapter
OES
Long Beach Pyramid
Sciots
Air Operation cooperation pledge cited by Catalina Island Co
Probert said Catalina Island Company officials noted the air operation is receiving full cooperation. Permission has been granted or anticipated as part of the arrangement.
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Catalina Island
PO Group in Union Turmoil
Long Beach Post Office Clerks Union Local 543 announced on Friday that about 300 members favor breaking from the national union to form a new progressive organization. The move stems from a national convention in Boston where dissident delegates walked out. a separate progressive group meeting in Philadelphia will decide the fate of dissident locals. Dale White, local president, said the aim is a separate and united progressive union with health insurance benefits given priority. The group also seeks enactment of a Kennedy-Ives style bill guaranteeing full postal elections of all officers.
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Long Beach Post Office Clerks Union
National Union
Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
Dale White
Postal Clerks' Union
Kennedy-Ives
Parade Magazine cover queen and royal career girl feature
Parade Magazine profiles the reigning Miss America and her mother offers parenting insights while Southland Magazine explores the gold diggers who went to college. The Sunday Independent, Press-Telegram delivers both pieces with the edition.
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Parade Magazine
Press-Telegram
Parade
Southland Magazine
Your Independent
Beating at Bellflower Bar House Leads to Injury
Andrew Axtell, 45, of Long Beach, was severely beaten and pushed from a moving vehicle after a bar altercation in Bellflower. He suffered possible fractures to his left leg and burns and was found semi conscious on Artesia Street. Police say two men began the fight inside the Artesia Street bar. Witnesses later saw Axtell shoved from the car.
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Long Beachy
Bellflower
Andrew BI. Axtell
EL 65Th St
Artesia St
Coke St
St. Helen's Hospital
Lakewood
Blvd
Axtell
Thanksgiving Talk by Rev Alec G Nichols at Kiwanis
The Rev Alec G Nichols will address the Uptown Long Beach Kiwanis Club at noon on Wednesday. His topic is Why Be Thankful, focusing on gratitude and community.
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Alec G. Nichols
Long Beach
Kiwanis Club
New Army air defense commander takes charge at Fort MacArthur
Brig. Gen. John T. Honeycutt assumed command of all Army air defense units in greater Los Angeles during a Fort MacArthur review. He succeeds Brig. Gen. Willis A. Perry, who moves to Army Air Defense Command HQ in Colorado Springs. Honeycutt will oversee 16 Nike sites, including four run by the California National Guard, and the first Hercules Nike site on the West Coast.
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Los Angeles
Fort MacArthur
John T. Honeycutt
U.S. Army Advisory Group
Korea
47Th Air Defense Artillery Brigade
Stadard
Willis A. Perry
Fort Aatade
San Petro
Perry
U.S. Army Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
1Calo
Honeycutt
New Comand
California
California National Guard
West Coast
Tucson
Ariz
Lomepee
Gen
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Field Artillery
Field and Artillery School
Command and General Staff College
Armed Forces Staff College
National War College
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