Subside Risks Cited Over Long Beach Shipyard
California Assemblyman Caspar Weinberger warned that subsidence threats to the Long Beach Naval Shipyard could ripple through the state’s economy with payroll losses and reduced business. He urged prompt remedial action and noted the issue is national not local while addressing government cost controls at a Lafayette Hotel luncheon.
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Long Beach Naval Shipyard
State Assembly Committee On Government Organization
Long Beach
Caspar W. Weinberger
San Francisco
State Collee
California
Weinberger
Nine Graduated to Journeymen
Nine Long Beach residents joined 112 apprentices who earned journeyman electrician status after a four year training course co sponsored by the Los Angeles Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Graduates include Dean Burnham Elton Elison Robert Heinrich Broadie Jones Gary Niemie War Somerby K Willsey Camerino and Fred Mueller.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
National Electrical Contractors Association
Legal
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Dean E. Burnham
E. Platt St
Elton ¢. Elison
Adriatic
Robert J. Heinrich
Lime Ave
Broadie F. Jones Or
Alchory Ave
Gary Lee Niemie
Banner Drive
Billy C. _ Weltz
McNab Ave. War
Complaint Filed in Robbery Case Involving Porter
A complaint was issued against Gaylord Layman Porter, 22, of Los Angeles, for a robbery at a florist shop on Parcel Avenue on November 18. Porter allegedly simulated a crime, was arrested in Los Angeles, and the district attorney is handling the case.
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Gaylord Layman Porter
Los Angeles
Porter
Elfic Ave
Insurance Lecture by Haworth on Salvage and Claims
Randolph F. Haworth, former president of the California Association of Independent Insurance Adjusters, will speak Monday on Salvage and Claims as the final lecturer in Long Beach City College's series on current developments in fire and casualty insurance.
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Randolph F. Haworth
California Association of Independent Insurance Adjusters
Long Beach City College
October Decline Mixes With Record Construction In California
October activity in Southland business fell for the third month with declines in retail sales factory employment and real estate while building and construction hit an all time high. The OCLOBEN index slid from 191.3 to 185.4 as California permits and engineering contracts rose sharply. Unemployment edged up from September to October as postwar layoffs continued.
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Southland
Research Department of Security
First National Bank
California
Ocloben
Bank
California Department of ‘Employment
Department of Industries Relations
Sourtrooa1
Blaine Nels Simons
Southland Magazine
Independent
Press-Telegram
Bob Wheatley
Girl Warblers
Masons Lay Corner Stone Here Today
Masonic Grand Lodge officers from California cities attend cornerstone laying for the Long Beach Masonic Temple at 3610 Locust Ave at 2 pm today. The $300,000, two story U shaped building will house five Long Beach Masonic units and feature a central terrace and garden.
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Masonic Grand Lodge
California
Long Beach
Masonic Temple
Locust Ave
Pine Ave
Red Cross Courses For Parents Start December 4
Long Beach Chapter of the American Red Cross will run a Parents Course on Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 30 am starting December 4 at the City Health Department 2655 Fine Ave Registration is at Red Cross Headquarters 319 W Broadway and is open to mothers and fathers.
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Long Beach
American Red Cross
City Health Department
Fine Ave
Red Cross
W. Broadway
L B Labor Man Takes Contractors to Task
Long Beach labor leader Carleton E. Webb challenged Southern California contractors at the 34th annual convention of the Building Trades Council of California to settle jurisdictional disputes by aligning electrical plumbing and sheet metal workers. Webb urged order to end wrangling as a first step toward resolving the conflicts. Los Angeles council secretary J J Christian supported more conferences, lamenting gatherings occur mainly during negotiations over pay.
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San Diego
Webb
Building Trades Council
J. J
Christian
Los Angeles Council
Employment dips in October to 5.767 million loss largest in nine years
Ernest B. Webb reports a 67 000 drop from September to October totaling 5 767 000, the largest September to October loss in nine years. H. W. Stewart notes unemployment at 175 000, up 12 090 from September, marking the first October rise since postwar adjustments.
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Ernest B. Webb
H. W. Stewart
Arnold Zander Honored by Municipal Union in D C
Arnold S. Zander of Washington D C president of the AFL CIO was honored by members of his union at a Lafayette Hotel dinner. He was here to check final arrangements for the union 1958 national convention in Long Beach the first time the 200000 member union holds a biennial meeting on the West Coast. Tony Feela president of Long Beach City Employes Union Local 122 welcomed Zander.
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Arnold S. Zander
Washlington
D. C
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Lafayette Hotel
Zander
Long Beach
Tony Feela
Long Beach City
Locas 122
L B Man Named to Group Board
Edward F Baker of 3900 Senior Avenue was elected to the board of governors of the Foundation for the Junior Blinds of Los Angeles at the annual membership meeting. Baker is district governor of Lions International and represents that organization on the blind youth group board.
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Edward F. Baker
Senior Ave
Foundation
Los Angeles
Baker
The
Lions International
Explosion Lifts Mountain as Molten Rock Is Tapped
Dr W F Libby of the AEC spoke at a press conference about an underground atomic test in Nevada. He described a molten rock mass that rose six inches at 800 feet depth and said the drill has not yet reached the mass. Libby touted peaceful uses of atomic energy and urged continued basic research with federal support. The interview also covered U S and Soviet atomic standings and costs of training scientists. Separately the Houston civil service board proposed changes to simplify performance ratings and tie promotions to seniority.
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Houston
Tex
Libby
Atomic Energy
Commission
Nevada
W. F. Libby
Russia
Federa
United States
Britain
AEC
Civil Service Board
Bandit Robs Man for $918 at Beverage Company
John Cottam, 23, reported a lone bandit held a small caliber automatic on Friday at Parks Beverages Co. 1326 W 12th St, forcing him to surrender $918. Secretary Alma Leethead, 36, entered the office as the thief locked them in a storeroom.
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John ©. Cottam
Parks Beverages Co
12Th St
Cottem
Alma G. Leethead
Suspect Held on Charge of Grand Theft
Thomas G. Farmer, 25, charged with grand theft in a complaint from the district attorney. He allegedly stole 1,736 dollars from Fox West Coast Theater on August 25, admitted theft, and faced staging burglaries in Long Beach Los Angeles and Orange County, forging five checks in Garden Grove and Long Beach, and pilfering 309 dollars in Wichita. Farmer surrendered to a parole officer on Tuesday.
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Thomas G. Farmer
District Attorney's
Farmer
Fox West Coast
E. Ocean Blvd
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Orange County
Garden Vee
San Francisco
Wichita
Ian
U. S. Bell St
Stan_toh
Sailor Hurt in Collision of Cycle and Car
Darrell C. Green a 22 year old sailor aboard the USS Columbus suffered a broken leg and bruises when his motorcycle struck a car at Ilth Street and Magnolia Avenue. He said he could not stop in time and collided with Carmen Roberta Rothget 27 of Fort MacArthur who halted her car at the corner. Green was treated at Seaside Hospital then transferred to the Navy hospital ship USS Haven.
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Darrell C. Green
Columbus
Ilth St
Magnolia Ave
Polite
Green
Carmen Roberta Rothget
Fort MacArthur
Navy
Uss
Haven
Fire at Seaside Hospital prompts three engines
A cigarette caused a smouldering trash chute blaze in Seaside Hospital early Friday. Fire engines arrived and extinguished the fire, then smoke ejectors cleared the air. No patients were evacuated. The chute is in the east west hallway.
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Seaside Hospital
Eastlwest
Soviet Bloc Refuses to Pay for UN Emergency Force Costs
The Soviet bloc led abstentions in a UN General Assembly vote on the cost sharing for the 1957 58 emergency force in the Middle East. The bloc, Chile, and Ecuador urged no payment, arguing force funding should be shared and criticizing Western powers for aggression. US pledge totals about 12 million, with Britain, France, and Israel urged to cover costs.
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Chile
Ecuador
Jais
Middle East
Arkady
Sobolev
Las
Rep
Carnahan
D-Mo
U.S
Soviet Bloc
U. WN
Hammarskjold
Theliars
United States
Soboley
Britain
France
Israel
Alegel
Assembly
Security Council
Editor to Speak at AME Community Forum
Donnell Culpepper, Telegram News editor, will participate in the Grant Snarel AME Community Forum at 3 30 pm Sunday. The forum will consider The Press and the Community.
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Donnell Culpepper
Pregselegram
Grant
Pedestrian City Passes 50th Traffic Fatality of Year
Clarence Mulder, 66, of 415 W.5th St., died after being struck by a car Thursday night while crossing Cedar Ave. The driver, John A. Keigley, 42, of 1522 Pacific Coast Hwy Harbor City, said a hot rod whip in front, obscuring Mulder. Mulder died at Seaside Hospital from injuries including a ruptured spleen. Funeral held at Mougl's and Peek Mortuary. 31 fatalities last year to date.
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Clarence Mulder
5Th St
Cedar Ave
Stee
John A. Keigley
Pacific Coast Hwyy
Harbor City
Mulder
Seaside Hospital
Mougl’s
Peek Mortuary
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