Drivers Maved Awake Givers Stopped by Weekend
A fragmented report notes drivers and givers encountered a stoppage over the weekend. No further entities or precise details are readable in the text.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1960
Page
26
A fragmented report notes drivers and givers encountered a stoppage over the weekend. No further entities or precise details are readable in the text.
The death notices record multiple obituaries including Mrs Helen Hakes McLaren age 81 of 5365 Toledo. Reynolds H Keck 78 of 1102 Orange Ave. Mrs Nera B Gilmer 70 of 1907 Appleton St. Claud P Turner 54 of Casitas Springs Calif. Mahrel E Coxendall 55 of Ted Myrtle Ave. Gustave Eggers 77 of 4243 E Third St. Fred E Moeller 56 of Locust Ave. infant Moriarty son of Tim Moriarty. John L Nelson 75 of 1106 E 36th. Camilla B Shelby 69 of 2410 Oregon Ave. Services and burials set at local mortuaries with dates and times.
A bakery truck lost control after a blowout, spilling goods and blocking the south and northbound lanes and causing a ten mile traffic jam as drivers stopped to gather bread and buns. Driver Adolph J. Mulder and helper Floyd A. Carter were injured. other motorists escaped with minor damage. Nancy Gilbert and Richard Nothnagel died in separate notices, reported from Norwalk and Bellflower.
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UPI reports U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland Henry J. Taylor flew back to the United States with his wife for the burial of their journalist son Henry N. Taylor, who was killed in the Congo.
A fragmented OCR listing outlines numerous building permits and related items in a single month, with names such as Jorn Duntar and Fred Lew, multiple addresses like 127 Wo Wardrow and 12411 Wackett, project terms including additions and alterations, and figures ranging up to 301,300 dollars. The text resembles a municipal ledger with contractor names Long Beach Harbor Dept. and Alenen Conetracton Co., plus references to electrical, gas, and furnace work.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear event or names. The readable bits appear as stray phrases about beverages and potatoes, with no identifiable people or organizations to anchor a summary.
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