Triplet influx at local Long Beach schools sparks curiosity
A Southland Magazine Sunday story sparked a debate over whether four sets of triplets have attended Long Beach public schools. Armstong, Lorge, Oliver and Paul sisters triplets appear across districts with different teachers to avoid confusion.
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Leasi Vera Williams
Southland Magasing
Vera
Mark
Marty
Michele Lorge
Pat Tielke Henry
Long Beach
Armnstrong
Oliver Ifiplets
Paul Sisters
Nore
Long Beach urged to curb shipyard subsidence by April deadline
Rear Adm. A K James warned Long Beach city leaders that the port must show substantial progress toward subsidence abatement by April or risk congressional denial of further funds for Naval Shipyard work. He backed compulsory unitization of the Wilmington oilfield, estimated program costs up to 25 million dollars, and discussed possible reimbursement debates with the federal government.
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George Weeks
Long Beach
Naval Shipyard
A. K. James
Congress
Adm
James
Wil Iminton
Ity
Virgin H. Sponzberg
Walhfred Jacobsay
Dence
Wilmington
Frank Rudson
Public works list includes $1,000,000 storm drain and park project
City Council approved a million dollar storm drain improvement and a $140,280 Whaley Park recreation building. Drainage work funds from county bonds will underpin bids by the flood control district. Plans call for concrete lining along Boulton Creek from Clark Ave to Los Cerritos Channel with a widened box culvert and a west side ditch extension toward Willow Street and Pacific Coast Hwy near Park Ave.
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Whaley Park
Oy City Council
County Flood Control District
Boulton Creek
Clark Ave
Atherton St
Long Beach State College
Los Cerritoz Channel
Anselm Ra
State College Area
Bouton Creek
Willow St
Pacific. Coast Hwy
Park Ave
City to sue over Marine Stadium bridge approach plan
In a report by county engineer John A. Lembia the council learned specs for a harbor approach building tied to Marine Stadium, designed by Powers Daly Land. City Atty. says possible condemnation suit may be amended. negotiations with McGrath Estate stall progress on acquiring the land for the approach.
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John A.lembia
Lewis D. Reese
City Coum
Atherton St
Thc
Apa
Jacobson
Ana. A. Aenewss
Ree Oe
Joseph
Lamb
India Man Gets Jail for Woman's Beating
Donald Ray Wade, 20, of Seaside Walk was sentenced to three years probation with 30 days in county jail after a Superior Judge Beach Wasey found him guilty of assault with force. Wade was arrested June 27 for beating a 35-year-old woman with his fists for no apparent reason. Wade claimed he did not remember the incident.
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Desmond
Baker
Legislative Committee
Reese
Wiliam T. Dalessi
Desalmon
Donald Ray Wade
David
Beach Wasey
Wade
Seaside
Car Overturns Kills Long Beach Woman in Plaster City
A Long Beach woman identified as Dolores Fi Johnson, 47, of 1420 Chevy Ave, was killed instantly when the car she was driving with two hitchhikers in the back seat overturned five miles west of Plaster City on Tuesday. The crash left no details about the other occupants.
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Long Beach
Plaster City
Dolores Fi. Johnson
Chevy Ave
Bananas Gift Reaches Three LA Hospitals
About 10 900 pounds of bananas from the Andes Fruit Co were delivered Tuesday to Long Beach General Rancho Los Amigos and Harbor General hospitals in the Los Angeles area. The gift was arranged through the chamber of commerce foreign trade department.
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Long Beach
Andes Fruit Co
Long Beach General
Rancho Las Amigos
Harbor General Hospitals
Foreign Trade Department
The
Los Angeles Chamber of Commercer
Navy OKs Site Talks for Hospital in Long Beach
Rep. Craig Hosmer says Secretary Gates approves informal talks with Long Beach officials to set aside city land for a Naval Hospital. Mayor Keater confirms city willingness as Corona Hospital closes Oct. 1, highlighting a critical shortfall in medical facilities for about 100000 service members and dependents.
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Craig Hosmer
Secretary of the Navy
Thomas S. Gates
Tich
Long Beach
Naval Hospital
Navy
Hosmer
Californe
Gate
Local entrant wins sweet ribbon at Los Angeles fair
Myron H. Magie from Dairy Avenue placed first in fudge and won several prizes at the Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona. Other winnings included second in pecan fudge, third in divinity without nuts, third in divinity, and fourth in chocolate fudge.
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Myron H. Magie
Dairy Ave
Los Angeles
Pomora
Magie
Divinity
67 Mile Run For Sport Drivers
Lakewood Center hosts a 67 mile run for poker fun and motor sports fans by the Templars Car Club starting at 7 30 Saturday. Open to all with 1/300 trophies and merchandise prizes. The route ends with a cat show and post entries accepted.
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Lhe Templars Car Club
Lakewood Center
Ecuador Girl Arrives in Long Beach to Study Nursing
Jeannette Brunst an 18 year old water ballet star from Manta Ecuador arrives in Long Beach to attend Seaside Hospital Nursing School. She is one of 35 girls enrolled in the one year program. She speaks six languages and aims to become a nurse despite language worries.
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Lorger
Olympia
Wash
Armstrong
Cary
Cheery
Erry
Long Beach 2
Tindher
Cleveland
Lakewood
Patrick Henny
Armstrongs
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Gary
Jerry
Terry
Dale Armestrong
Snowden Ave
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Ecuador
L.B
Seaside Hospital
Water Ballet
Manta
Long Beach
USA
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Jesanette
Dy Tarher
Sacramento
Jeannette
Holland
Columbia
South America
Brownsville
Texas
Finland
Britain
Hawaii
Hattie Lennon
Psychology Licensing Unit to Be Junked
City Council moves to repeal the ordinance creating the Psychology Licensing Unit, citing that the commission has operated for nearly three years but will be dissolved. City Manager Sam E. Vickers explains the move as a response to the unit’s performance and ongoing concerns.
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Psychology
City Psychology Commission
Afl
Sam E. Vickers
Avery
Wisconsin Society Plans Meeting At YWCA
The Wisconsin State Society schedules its monthly meeting for Thursday at the YWCA with a 3 p.m. start. A pot roast supper is planned for 6:30 p.m. The session discusses Assembly Bill 2712 creating a state committee to regulate psychology permits and oversee eligibility. Chairman Wirgi Spongberg notes the state’s legislation follows the city ordinance as a guiding model.
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Wisconsin State Society
YWCA
Ely Commission
Wirgi &. Spongberg
City Debate Over Stadium Use and Scout Promise
Long Beach City Council grills a zoning ordinance controlling Municipal Auditorium and Veterans Memorial Stadium after a dispute over a free Scout date canceled for a paying group. Scout leadership says an oral promise was made, while some council members call verbal pledges void. The issue draws comments on morality and enforcement with a study and report set for next Tuesday.
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Veterans Memorial Stadium
Long Beach Area
Boy Scouts
Shriners
Scout
Sam FE. Vickers
Lyman B. Sutter
Scouts’ Local Council
Harold Arnold
Sutter
Gerald Desand
Virgil Spangberg
Long Beach
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Vickers
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