Ignorance of Gambling Debated at Long Beach Hearing
State Board of Arbitration Chairman George R. Reilly questioned Gardena police knowledge of pinball machines used for gambling after testimony claimed all machines paid out. Gardena proprietors Seiler and Barry admitted paying winnings and reimbursements by the owner Zabousi. Tax authorities seek $4,104 income tax from Zabrouski for 1952-44 profits, with hearings continuing in Long Beach.
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George R. Reilly
State Board of A Qration
Garden Police
Reilly
Gardena
Gardena Case
Charles Seiler
Cecil Barry
Maines
Alexander Zabousi
Ako
Gardess
Bord
Jury Picks for Penalty Rehearing in Di Bickley Case
A partial jury panel was sworn for a new penalty hearing for Charles Di Bickley, 22, convicted of first degree murder. The group includes ten jurors with peremptory challenges by defense and prosecution. The State Supreme Court ordered the retrial due to improper courtroom conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mada
Charles di Bickley
Ellermatt
Wheither Bickley
Fivin Feichiner
Orarge
Ptfense
Lightner
Jack Kirschke
Superios
Jerge Fred Miller
Capital Parish
State Supreme Court
Suspect Gets State Prison Term for Attempted Murder
Arnold William Schulz of Santa Ana, 51, was sentenced to one to 14 years in state prison for the attempted murder of his estranged wife Marie Schulz, 49, who survived after being shot twice with a German automatic pistol. Judge Kenneth Morrison rejected probation, saying Schulz is dangerous to society and a danger to the life of Mrs Schulz. defense argued a sudden impulse and sought custody considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graying Arnold William, Schulz
Santa Ana
Tom Henderson
Schott
Tha‘ Jodge
Kenneth’ Morrison
Edison Co announces four thousand dollar college scholarships
Edison Company announces its fourth annual College Scholarship Award program for Leathers, California area high school seniors. Six top applicants will receive $4,000 scholarships and four schools each receive $3,000. Notices describe the program to high schools in Edison’s 10 county service area in southern and central California.
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Leathers California Edisons
A. L. Code
Long Beach
Edison
Suips
Waray
Uni- Brecheres
Southern
Cati' Iforma
Polio Clinic Offers $1 Salk Vaccine in Long Beach
Mobile unit at 4800 Atlantic Ave runs 5 to 8 pm under Judge Walter Desmond Council Knights of Columbus sponsorship. A concert by the Long Beach Municipal Band at Liscois Park on Ocean Boulevard near Cedar Avenue starts at 2 30 pm.
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Atlantic Ave
Walter Desmond
Shoplifter Sentenced to Four Months in Jail
Elmer Harold Steenrod Jr. a 23 year old transient, was jailed for four months Friday by Superior Court Judge Maurice Sparring. He remains on a three year probation for burglary. Police said Steenrod shoplifted cigarettes from Lakewood markets during the prior two to three weeks before arrest.
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Elmer Harold Steenrod Jr
Superior Court
Maurice
Steenrod
Lakewood
Haze
Sailor Committeel w CVA for Robbery
A 13 year old, Jerry Lynn Freeman, was committed to the California Youth Authority for robbery. Judge Maurice C. Ssarkaz ordered the placement after Freeman’s alleged participation in three Long Beach liquor store stickups in May, with loot estimated at fifty five dollars.
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Sailor
CVA
Oman
Jerry Lynn Freeman
California Youth Authority
Maurice C. Ssarkaz
Felice
Freeman
Dirk
Long Beach
Kaiser Bellflower Hospital Planned in Bellflower
Kaiser Bellflower Hospital plans a 180 bed medical facility on a 14 acre site at Clarke and Rosecrans Avenues in Bellflower. The project, a $45 million venture, will begin within the year with a four story building, and will join the Southern California Permanente Medical Group members in serving the community.
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Kaiser Founds
County Detion Hospital
Bellflow Department of Building and Safety
Tate
Yone
Clarke and Rosecrans Avenues
Wo L. Walker
Kaiser, Foundation
J. £. Smits
Los Angeles
The
Foundation
Institutican
Ares
Southern California
Bellflower
Dn Harbor City
City Sells 1.35 Million in Notes for Short-Term Loans
Long Beach borrows 1.25 million dollars for nine days at 1.16 percent from Security First National Bank. Other bids came from Bank of America 1.19 percent Western Bank 1.33 percent and United California Bank 1.39 percent. funds will cover October payrolls before property tax receipts arrive.
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Long Beach
Fed
Ral
Security First National Bank
U. S. Treasury
Soiy Bil
Bank of America
J Western Bank
United California Bank
Veteran Harold Park Retiring Editor Honored in Long Beach
Harold Hap Park longtime editor of The Independent and Press Telegram ends a 51 year newspaper career with retirement honors from the Long Beach Ministerial Union. A party in the IPT city room included gifts a camera enlarger and cash. Born 1911 in Fort Madison he served in World War I era and worked at several papers before joining Long Beach press. He and wife Fannie live at 5442 Montlaco Road. They plan trips to San Francisco and Death Valley with photography as a main hobby.
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Harold
Hap) Park
Independent
Preas-Telegram
Long Beach Ministerial Union
I. PT
Hap
Daily Gem Ciy
Fort Madison
Brava
Register- Leader
Iribexe
Des Moines
Burlington Hawkeye
Long Beach Sam
Press-Telegram
Map
Fannie
Monlaco Road
Long Beach
San Francisco
Death Valley
Richard Park
Margaret Smith
Churcil
Starold Park
Independent, Press-Telegram
C. LeRoy Doty Jr
Long Beach Arinisterial Union
Hank Burmester
I, PT
Leak On
Forgery Conviction Brings 14 Year Term
Frank Pigg, 31, jailed for up to four years after a forgery conviction by Superior Court Judge Maurice Sparling. Pigg also faced counts of burglary and robbery, and admitted cashing two worthless checks totaling 129 dollars at Long Beach business locations earlier this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pigg
Maurice Sparling Pigg
Frison Lenms
Long Beach
Two-Year Term for Torturing Adopted Daughter
Anne Hafemeister of Anaheim received a two year state prison sentence after pleading guilty to burning her adopted daughter Carolyn age 12 with cigarettes and a flat iron. The judge ordered commitment to a women’s prison with psychiatric care and urged mercy in sentencing.
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Ers
Anne
Hafemeister
Anaheim
Hery
Superior Court
Kenneth E. Morrison
Girl Scout Councils to Consolidate in Long Beach Area
Three Long Beach area Girl Scout councils will merge at a 6 34 pm dinner meeting Monday at Cerritos College Norwalk. Dr Carl W McIntosh president of Long Beach State College will speak. About 350 people expected as councils from Long Beach Avalon Signal Hill Lakewood Lynwood Compton Paramount Aliso Grande Bellflower La Mirada Norwalk form Greater Long Beach Council at 4010 Bellflower Blvd.
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Long Beach
Avalon
Signal of
Lakewood
Lynwood
Compton
Paramount
Aliso’ ‘Grande
Bell ‘Flower
la Mirads
Norwalk
Green Willows Council
Greater
Long Beach Anniversary Celebrates Shell Oil Milestone
Long Beach marks a Sugar anniversary for Shell Oil Co this week as the firm reaches 33 years in Long Beach and 50 years since its Seattle founding. The company began in 1912 as American Gasoline Co and later merged to form Shell with key leaders guiding expansion in the Los Angeles Basin.
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Shell
Long Beach
Seattle
Wash
American Gasoline Co
Résaha [Petroleum Co
Tulsa
Oka
Alamitos
Los Angeles Basin
Stel
Dominguez
Dorminguer
Rocky Mounting
Torrance
J. E Bowens
Jis
Los Angeles
Gvision
California
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexica
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Eilis Chapman
Neptune Ave
Wilmington
Chapman
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Janie
Skip Souman
Beant
Zabotki
Tom
IWS
Edison Co
L.B
Kaiser Bellflower Hospital
IPT
Ing
Ansheim
John
Frank Wiliams
SME
Jeeka
Anne Hafemeister
Girl Scout Councils
Shell Oil
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