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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1957
Page
4
A fish price dispute pitted ILWU fishermen against longshoremen and seamen unions with threats of a coastwide ship tie-up. Picket lines formed as a $55 offer split unions, while police kept peace on Fishermen's Wharf and at Fish Harbor.
A plane struck a transformer producing a bluish flash. Dr Knutson recalled trying to straighten the scene as three bystanders Bud Anderson Slim Atkinson and Charles Webb pulled the boys from the wreck before fuel could explode. Ruiz said he glanced out the window during the incident.
Monroe North Carolina report states Dr A E Perry a Negro physician and NAACP leader was arrested for allegedly performing a criminal abortion on white woman Mrs Lillie Mae Rape on Oct 4 in his office. Bond set at 7500 posted by J Ray Shute a white citizen. Chief Al Mauney confirms the charge and details of the operation and signed statement.
The Long Beach chapter of the National Association of Social Workers will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the YWCA. Arthur H. Heath serves as program chairman.
Yvonne Dionne, 23, hospitalized in Montreal area with serious illness linked to Asian flu complications. She attended a wedding last week but remains unable to travel as her quintuplet sister Annette and Germain Allard honeymoon nearby in Shawinigan Falls. Nursing staff report her condition is serious but stable as she receives treatment at Notre Dame de lEsprit hospital.
Fourth annual Bosses' Night set for Thursday at 6 30 pm in the Petroleum Club 4265 Atlantic Ave by the National Machine Accountants Agent. In observance of Petroleum Progress Week the group will see a film on offshore drilling operations after dinner at 7 30 pm Hugo Tosanelli will speak.
Paul G. Glasser told police his wallet containing 193 dollars was stolen from his pants pocket while he slept in an unlocked hotel room at 127 East First Street Saturday night or early Sunday. He reported the theft occurred in his hotel room and authorities are investigating the incident.
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