Juvenile Offender Tales And A Young Trumpeter Star
A juvenile officer discusses summer and school cycle effects on youth behavior, noting peak trouble after holidays and the relief when school resumes. The piece includes a crime report: Robert Maxwell and Frank T Welch case with stolen cars and a wreck rebuild. It also highlights 12-year-old Stuart Tucker, guest trumpeter for the Long Beach Municipal Band, praised by officials for his talent.
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James A. Sarceue
Ugt
Urea
NTF
Sprague
Robert Maxwell
Hawthorne
Set
Frank T Welch
Meswvell
Crand
Maxwell
Welch
Maxivell
C. Standine Martin
Los Angeies
Merlin Company
Stuart Tucker
Gabriel
Stuart
Long Beach
Lineal Farle
Charles Payne
Oil Union Sets 25 Cent Wage Hike Target in Oil Talks
The Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union ends a six day convention with a new pay hike program aimed at a 25 cent an hour increase. The policy committee, including international officers and district directors, says the 25 cent target may guide negotiations with major oil companies. Existing February goals remain a reference point while the alternate plan allows an immediate push for the raise pending talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Telaury
San Pedro Man Faces Rookie Counts
Henry J. Bagliazo, 45, of Walk ar Ave San Pedro, charged with four bankmaking counts. District Attorney's office issued the warrants on Monday. Bagliazo reportedly ran a money transfer operation from his office via pay phone at Longshoreman's Union Hall in Wilmington. He was arrested there on September 24 by Harbor Division officers.
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Seeels
Pasadena
Gary Inspection
Colvin
San al
South Townsend
Francis Townsend
Municipal Band Concerts in Lincoln Park Today
Long Beach schedule lists the Municipal Band performing at Lincoln Park at 2 pm and 7 pm. The event offers two shows for residents and visitors seeking live music in a public park setting.
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Lincdin Park
Long Beach Hires Deputy Kincaid as City Accountant
John Kincaid a Long Beach city employee for a decade, promoted Monday by City Manager Samuel Vickers to city accountant, succeeding H P Beekimida as director of finance. A Navy veteran, Kincaid has served since 1948 in city accounts and heads the California League of City Employees Association. He and wife Pauline and son Dale reside at 2836 Vista Street.
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John Kincaid
Long Beach City
Samuel ©. Vickers
Kincaid
H. P. Beekimida
Fe Kincaid
California Public Accountant
Wig
California League of City Employes Association
Wiinels
Long Beach
City College
University
Rifleman surrenders rifle after threatening deputies
East Whittier man Robert Louis Walden 28 held two sheriff's deputies at bay with a .50 caliber rifle and threatened to kill them if they advanced. He surrendered the weapon and eight cartridges after deputies sought aid to confront him at his home on a wife and children missing case.
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East Whittier
Robert Louis Walden
Kenneth Sticler
Waldén
Walter Bender
Wilfred Tomlin
Walden
Irs
Elva Riley
Starbuck St
Helen
Laddress
Thom
Cnildcen
Bol Walden
Car flies over after collision at Spring and Clark Sts
A large wagon rig toppled a car in a Monday night crash at Spring and Clark Streets, flipping upside down and nearly missing parked vehicles. Driver Frank Lopez, 33, and passenger Feamen Bergman, 32, sustained minor injuries. Lopez’s 3 year old son Dennis had a minor head injury. Harold Mitchell, 34, witnessed the incident and described the flying car scene.
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Jean Mason
Wy Ist St
Seaside
American Ave
Pacific Coast Hwy
Stanton A. Tisdale
Joseph L. Mansker
Roswell Ave
Hansker
Spring and
Clark Sts
Frank Loex
Manbury Ave
Fea Amniones Bergman
Lomina Ave
Lopez
Harold Mitchell
Rosehay Ave
Mitchell
Dennis
Robbery Suspect Arraigned in Las Cervites Court
Ronald O. Skeels, 24, charged after a Lakewood bar robbery on 4132 Wood Curt Ave last Tuesday. He allegedly slugged a Long Beach officer with a blackjack, was captured, and arraigned Monday as patrons disarmed bystanders. The suspect faces $850 with the incident ending when he escaped by breaking through a glass door.
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Ronald O. Skeels
Long Beach
Las Cervites
Skeels
Lakewood Bar
Wood
Curt Ave
Long Beach Board Backs North Artesia Freeway Route
Long Beach school board backs the northerly Artesia Freeway route, saying it reduces noise and dust for nearby schools. City of Bellflower opposes the north route. The board plans to send a letter supporting the northern route to City Manager Sem E. Vickers. An appraisal and potential condemnation regarding Bixby Ranch land for a new junior high were also approved.
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Long Beach
Artesia
Bellflower
Merm
Gistrien
State Division of Highways
Long Bench
McCune
E. Vickers
J. C. Hoffman
Bixby Ranch
Ford plant shuts again amid parts shortage and strikes
Parts shortages from Ford owned plants trigger another shutdown at the Ford Motor Co assembly plant. Spokesmen cannot say when operations will restart as unions end a six day walkout at the Buick-Oldsmobile-Pontiac plant in South Gate and GM says workers will return to restore production across southern plants.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford Mercury
Los Angeles
United Automobile Workers
South Gate
General Motors
Southland
Gambling Death Stalls Mystery in Bell Tower Area
An autopsy on 42 year old Harry W. Davis of Gardendale Street failed to fix the death cause after a Sunday morning crash tied to a dice game dispute. Police seek Bert Stolvey of Walrus for questioning as detectives trace a fight over winnings while pursuing a suspect possibly en route to the San Francisco Bay area.
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Mar
Belltower
Corober
Harry W. Davis
Gardendale St
Davis
Paramount
Sheriff's Homicide
Bert Stolvey
Walrus
California
Long Besch
Los Angeles County
Sheriffs’ Office
San Francisco Bay Area
Davie
Aho
Robbery Costs Four Month Term for Coleman
A strong arm robbery cost Gordon Cyanforg Coleman of Fullerton four months in County Jail. Superior Judge Joseph Maltby also placed Coleman on two years probation. Coleman and Roy Wisner, both of Fullerton, were arrested June 29 on a Buene Park complaint that they dragged a man into an alley, beat him and stole his wallet. Sentencing set for October 15.
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Gordon
Coleman
Fullerton
Joseph Va Maltby
Roy B. Wisner
Buene Park
Arlesia
Ijl
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Long Beach Harbor
Graham Bros. Construction Co
el Monte
Pier A
Artesia Ave
Bellyver
Barnaud B. McGune
Stae Highway Commission
Calfornia State Building
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Hyperion
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Jim Douthit
Midge
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Hemlock
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