New Jobless Pay Act Raises Unemployment Costs in California
LAC explains that starting January 1 employers will pay 20 percent more for unemployment insurance, rising 13 percent next year as benefits increase from 40 to 55 dollars weekly. Costs are charged to business, raising prices, so workers, employers, and the public should understand the impact and report misuses to the Department of Employment.
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California
Department of Employment
Legislative
Memorial Hospital to Become a Major U S Medical Center Plan
A 1960 planning committee led by Dr Calvin A Lauer outlined a shift of Memorial Hospital of Long Beach into a major U S medical center. The report calls for heart surgery facilities rehabilitation and burns treatment with $20 000 to $25 000 for equipment and three $2 000 fellowships to train surgeons.
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Memorial Hospital
Medical Center
U. S
Petroleum Clubr
Tis
Calvin A Lauer
Douglas A. Newcomb
Noble, Millie
Richard W. Nizon
George X Trimble
Nixon
William 5S. Cheney
Minch
Veterans Administreater
Long Beach
Thantration Hospital
Aldo
Romiti
Cheney
Donald Locke
Memorial [Hospital of
America
Millie
Locke
Dodgers Fans Must Leave L A for Brooklyn Custody Battle
In Los Angeles a court ordered two girls, Helen age 1 and Barbara age 10, to return to Brooklyn to stay with their father Nathan Hoffman after a 1957 divorce decree. The judge granted custody to Hoffman for two months annually, up from one, amid claims of a better home and Dodger loyalty influencing the choice. Mrs. Hoffman planned to fly with them to Brooklyn.
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Los Angeles
Brooklyn
Helen Hoffman
Barbara
Nathan Hoffman
Hoffman
Dodgers
Dodger
Victor Hayeix
Explosions in Gulf Mystery Draw Coast Guard Probe
UPI reports a string of blasts and dense smoke in the Gulf of Mexico about 100 miles south-southwest of New Orleans. The SS Ulva and the Utna freighter crews observed bright lights debris and flames while a plane spotted debris on Wednesday morning. Passengers described chaotic scenes as explosions and smoke filled the area with no reports of missing ships or people.
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New Orleans
UPI
U. S Navy
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Utna
T. G. Bjerke
Slain Beauty Queen Linked to New York Underworld Rackets
New York authorities questioned whether former beauty queen Janice Drake was tied to mob figures like Augie Pisano. Prosecutors cited testimony that her apartment served as a rendezvous for a 1953 welfare racket payoff. The Yonkers Raceway subcontract and Pisano’s links to union kickbacks were under scrutiny as police pursued possible ties to Drake’s associations and her husband Olan Drake.
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New York
UPI
Janice Drake
Amn
Little
Augie Pisano
Authssities
Queens
Pisana
Pisano
Senate
Yonkers’ Raceway
Ing Co
Ace Lathing Co
Raceway
O'Conner
Olan Drake
Drake
Louis Saperstein
Newark
N.J
George Scalise
Sal Cilenti
Scalise
Citentis
Nitro Bandit Threat Emerges at Woodbury Bank
A would-be robber entered a Woodbury bank with a colorless liquid bottle claiming nitro compounds. He threatened to explode the bank unless paid, then fled when reminded he would die. Police arrested 55 year old Charles Edward Cobb of La Grange, Georgia on suspicion of attempted robbery. bottle likely contained water.
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Woodbury
W.O. Campbell
Campbell
Charles Edward Cobb
la Grange
Cordray Named Director by Park Executives at Philadelphia Conference
Otho Cordray, attending the fogscal Parks and Aquariums in Philadelphia, was elected director of the commission iery section. Also representing Long Beach at the conference was Robert Mulvey of Long Beach Watchorew at the 1960 convention site.
Boa Constrictor Escapes in Rolling Hills Neighborhood
Rolling Hills residents were asked to watch for Pierpont the 6-foot boa constrictor that escaped from a cage at attorney Sam Major’s home on Miraleste Drive. Major offered a $10 reward and advised making a female boa noise to lure the reptile back.
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Rolling Hills
Brazil
Sam Major
Miraleste
Major
Pierpont
Berkeley Rector Nominated for California Suffragan Bishop
The Rev. Charles M. Guilbert of St. Clement's Berkeley was nominated Wednesday as suffragan bishop of California. Election by secret clerical ballot in the diocese is set for November 7. Guilbert, a Mexico native and Seabury Western graduate, would assist the diocesan bishop under Rt Rev James A. Pike.
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San Francisco
Charles M. Guilbert
St. Clement's Episcopal Church
Berkeley
California
James A. Pike
Mexico
Seabury Western Theological Seminary
Henry H. Shires
Independent Daily Long Beach Notice Decree
Erroneous OCR fragment notes Independent Daily at Sixth St and Pine Ave Long Beach with outdated court decree details. Mentions Superior Court Los Angeles Oct 6 1941 Decree No C-16230 and delivery payments per month with numbers 32.93 and 24.9, but text is garbled and unreadable.
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Sixth St
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Long Beck L Cal
Superior Eourt
Los Angeles
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Marine Glass Co
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Long Beak Buildurs
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