Sidelights of convention on strep drug trials and TB
The California Tuberculosis and Health Association convention discussed streptomycin trials in patients, noting injections twice daily for 120 days. Dr. Haward W. Bosworth of Los Angeles spoke on treatment progress while historical notes highlighted Ruth Steglich and her father Frederick Vivian of King City. Dr. Louis E. Martin urged broader disease prevention programs, and Dr. F. M. Pottenzier, aging pioneer, was honored for distinguished service.
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Haw
Ard W. Bosworth
Los Angeles
Eelcan Trudeau Society
National Tuberculosis Association
Dr. Bosworth
California Tuberculosis and Health Association
Salinas Valley
Ruth Steglich
King City
Salinas
California, Tuberculosis and Health Association
Frederick Vivian
Crusadin
Vivian
Stegtich
William
Stegiich
ERP Heiled as New Boston Tea Party
The London Star compares the U S foreign aid program with the Boston Tea Party. It proclaims April 3, 1948, as symbolic of freedom with tea chests thrown overboard. The first shipment under the European Recovery Program would depart American harbors to aid western Europe from economic collapse.
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London Star
Boston
Spd
Star
Amercitan
Western
Europe
Suspect in Bank Raid Here Found Guilty in North
Grady ATEhAT Webb, 30, convicted in San Francisco of armed robbery at the Market Street Bank of America on Feb 15, 1947. He allegedly fled with 7332 dollars after a prior Farmers and Merchants Bank hold up in Salinas. Webb is also facing related bank robbery charges in Long Beach Santa Monica Pasadena Los Angeles. Sentencing set for Tuesday by Judge George Harris.
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Grady Atehat Webb
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Third St
Pine Ave
San Francisco
George Harris
Webb
Market-New
Ontgomery St
Bank For America
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Santa Monica
Pasadena
Lions Club Shows Louis Walcott Film at Noon
The Lions Club Wilton Hotel hosted an entertainment hour showing the Joe Louis vs Walcott heavyweight clash for members. Superior Judge Wiliam B. McKesson, president of the Los Angeles Lions Club, spoke on the California Nevada Lions convention set for Long Beach in June. Superior Judge Frei Miller was welcomed back after a year in domestic relations. Keir Sutherland ran the Mystery Lion contest with prizes now totaling over 750 dollars. Edward L. Shaw presided as program chair.
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Lions Club
Wilton Hotel
Wiliam B. ‘McKesson
Leslie E. Still
McKesson
Los Angeles Lions Club
Arole
Heds
California-Nevada
Lions International
Bottling Co. Sued Over Exploding Bottle Injury
A Los Angeles case filed yesterday seeks 25 480 damages for a boy who lost sight in his left eye when a Coke bottle exploded last June. The suit names Coca Cola Bottling as defendant and cites a bottle from a drink case that allegedly exploded in the boy’s hand.
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Los Angeles
Coca-Cola
Roger Bargy
Roy F. Bargy
Bargy
Election Will Wind Up T B Parley Here
The California Tuberculosis and Health Association held its annual convention in Long Beach with officers nominated for 1950 and a medal for meritorious service to be awarded by Dr. F M Pottenger of Monrovia. Sessions featured talks on psychology, tuberculosis publicity, and heart surgery as the organization discussed future site selection and aging population challenges.
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California Tuberculosis and Health Association
Long Beach
F. M. Pottenger
Monrovia
Pioneer Chest
California
Harry C. Warren
San Mateo
Emnil Bogen
Gilve View
J. de Keith
Crockett
Jandry
Martin Mills
Richmond
George Backer
Convention City
Wilton Hotel
Municipal Auditorium
David Krech
University of California
Evie Smith
Los Angeles
Tuberculosis Association
Trudeau
California Tras Ideau Society
Association
Rufus A. Schneiders
San Diego
Henry Randel
Fresno
Thomas B. Wiper
San Francisco
Gordon Diddy
Abwahnee
Wilson G. Smillie
New York
Cornell University
Smillie
Rainfall Recorded in Huntington Beach Area
Rainfall totals for April 5 show the heaviest rain near the coast and the eastern fringe of the county mountains. Measurements indicate notable rainfall across coastal and mountainous zones with elevated readings in the highlands.
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Huntington Beach
Haintall
Beebe and Lane Wills Filed for Probate in Long Beach
Probate filings reveal Lorena C Beebe died March 26 at 84 leaving a 32009 estate to William E and Minnie Ruckman to fund care for 92 year old Henry Beebe with remainder to the couple after his passing. Charles D Lane’s will valued over 20000 directs Lane’s estate to his widow Ramona J Lane. Lane, a UC football figure, died at 35 and lived on Naples Avenue.
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LongBeagh
Donald Lane
Lorena Beebe
William E
Minnie ‘Tl Ruckman
Henry L. Beebe
Birs. Beebe
Beebe
Lane
Ramona J. Lane
Pending Trial Divorced Wife Wins Temporary Support Award
Mrs Grace R Darnell secured 650 monthly support for herself and two children in the divorce case with W Raleigh Darnell a rubber products manufacturer. The court granted possession of the family home at 4203 Lakewood Blvd use of the car and ordered Darnell to pay 2500 to her attorney. Temporary custody of Edward 8 William 7 and Ann 13 was awarded to Mrs Darnell. Attorney Ward Johnson did not protest the awards. Darnell faces a prolonged divorce battle amid public controversy.
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Grace R. Darnell
W. Raleigh Darnell
Rubber Products
Superior Court
Harry Keeler
Keeler
Dar
Lakewood Blvd
Darnell
Newton Todd
Edward
William
Ann
Ward Johnson
Kecter
Professor Returning From Desert Details
Los Angeles County Museum curator Arshur Woodward plans a weekend return from Death Valley where he advised the National Parks Service on proposals to establish Fortyite Canyon as a national monument. He will inspect the area for caves and ancient Indian city sites as part of his duties.
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Presser Arshur Woodward
Los Angeles County
Watt
Death Valley
National Parks Service
Poposal
Fortyite Canyon
Woodward
Inquest Ordered in Man's Death
Deputy Coroner Philip Jadings ordered an inquest into the death of Thomas J. McEntry believed to be the victim of a traffic accident. An autopsy by a surgeon found McEntry died on April 2, after being taken to Loper's Mortuary. The inquest was set for April 6.
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Udi Inqucse
Loper
Thomas J. McEntry
Philip
Jading
McEntry
Fojary
Six People Injured in Traffic Accidents
Police report six people injured in four traffic crashes here. Mitton Rose of Los Angeles and William Rose of 2336 East Broadway were treated at Seaside Hospital after their car hit a fence and tree on Willow Street. Figbere Grant and Myrtle Grant of 5937 Cerritos Avenue sustained injuries when their car rear ended another on Long Beach Boulevard. John Neville of Los Angeles escaped injury. Henry Pitts of 1152 Edarm Street was hurt when his truck crashed into a parked car on Loma Vista Drive. Motorcycle Officer R. E. Mathson received a bruised back after a collision with Roger Olson, who was not cited.
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Mitton L. Rose
Los Angeles
William D. Rose
E. Broadway
Willow St
Delta Ave
Seay —_— side Hospital
Figbere M. Grant
Cerritos Ave
Myrtle
Long Beach Blvd
Lard St
John Neville
Los Angeles, Escaped Injury. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Were Taken To Seaside Hospital
Henry Pitts
Edarn St
Loma Vista Dr
West Lof
Roger L. Olson
Dawson Ave
Olson
Measles Epidemic Reaches Stage in Long Beach
Long Beach health officer Dr. I D Litwack reports 37 new measles cases in the past week, bringing 99 cases this year amidst three year cycles. He cautions ongoing epidemic conditions through May with no serious complications, while chickenpox peaks yield 62 new cases and mumps adds eight as other diseases show scattered reports.
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Long Beach
I. D. Litwack
Latwark
Litwack
Old Car Batteries and Other Items Stolen Across City
A batch of car batteries valued at 28 dollars was stolen from the rear of 1144 Redondo Ave, reported by James E Ray, 1400 Redondo Ave. Paint worth 22 dollars was lifted from a shop at 1327 Gardenia Ave. A 125 dollar adding machine disappeared from accountant Frank R. Carey’s office at 2287 Atlantic Ave.
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Jeg
Redondo Ave
James E Ray
Gardenia Ave
Frank R. Carey
Atlantic Ave
Private Pilots Plan World’s Largest Breakfast Flight
Southern California private pilots will fly from Long Beach to Palm Springs for the Aviation Breakfast Club event. The Long Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce backs the annual breakfast flight, chartering a Ponglag airliner plus private planes. Last year the group drew over 700 pilots, with Gladys O Donnell noted as past president. The Long Beach aviation committee approved holding this year’s flight in conjunction with the Desert resort event.
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Arveral
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach Aviateix
Long Beach Junior Chamber Aviation Committee
Japanese Army Major Ito Sentenced After Yokohama Trial
A Japanese army major, Nobuo Ito, was condemned to the gallows by a U S Eighth Army commission for prosecuting and arranging the execution of 12 American filers including Cpl. Carl H. San. Three other Japanese officials from the court were sentenced to labor up to 20 years. A Korean witness testified about the trial proceedings and testimony. The case involved an indiscriminate hazardous device and related charges.
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Carl H. San
Newport Ave
Yokohama
U. S
Eighth Army
Nobuo Ito
Americana
Ithaé
Armenthis
Rainfall May Continue Through Day in California Region
Rain showers deposited 0.46 inches in Long Beach by noon with forecasts of continuing rain through the day. The Weather Bureau predicted clearing tonight and cool, windy Sunday. Small craft advisories posted from Point Conception to San Diego until 11 p.m. Winds 29 to 30 mph. Season total reaches 5.03 inches. last year at same period was 1.204 inches. Two Alaska storms may bring weekend rain to the San Francisco area and Southern California next week. Temperatures in Long Beach reached 62 with a 52 overnight low.
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Long Beach
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Pt. Conception
San Diego
Shaw
Mouains
California
San Francisco
City Shifts Office Locations For Better Efficiency
The city manager announces moves next Monday and Tuesday to improve work conditions. The Bureau of Franchises will relocate from the first floor to the third, near the Manager's outer reception room, while the newer pipelines division moves to the city engineer's fifth floor office. Some clerk staff will occupy the old bureau space on the first floor, and all election work will be handled from those offices with the information desk operated by the clerk's staff.
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Bureau of Franchises
Tov
Noor
Elec
Nine To Receive Honorary Group Pins Tomorrow
Beta Phi Gamma members will initiate nine into the Long Beach City College chapter tonight at Miller's restaurant in Long Beach. Pledge master George Lederer will pin the new members Gideon Stvere son, William Sigledee Keene, Margie C. Gilnes, Patricia Donovan, Derland A. Hardin, Bert Resnik, David Dawson, and Alvin M. Larson. Dr. George Booth and Red Schultz will toast. The group plans trips to newspaper plants and joint meetings with other junior colleges. Ten Beta Phi Gamma members will attend Newspaper Day at the University of Redlands on Tuesday April 13.
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Beta Phi Gamme
Long Beach City College
Miller's Restaurant
Pacific Ave
George Lederer
Jenna Stvereson
Iiam Sigledee Keene
Margie C. Gilnes
Patricia, Donovan
Derland A. Hardin
Bert Resnik
David Dawson
Alvin i M. Larson
George Booth
Red Schultz
University of Redlands
Vet Stadium Funds Sought
Edwin M. Campbell will seek 5647,000 matching state funds to cover half of 1,200,000 for Veterans Memorial Stadium to be built in Lakewood Village. City bids should be sought in about 45 days as funds are approved from the state city county aid program.
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Edwin M. Campbell
Specia Projects
Serramento Ina
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Buile Te Lakewood Vilage
Campbell
Army closes two Graves Centers in Miraloma and Auburn
The Army announced the closing of two graves registration distribution centers in Miraloma California and Auburn Washington. The action ends local operations at these quartermaster depots as part of a broader realignment by the military.
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Army
San Francisco
Army Today
Miraloma
Calif
Auburn Wash
Weather Update With Showers Then Clearing
Showers today with clearing tonight and Sunday. Continued cool daytime. southerly winds today and tonight, moderate to fresh at times. Westerly winds moderate.
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Wester
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Martin
F.M .Pottengzer
California Association
North
Ouis Vs. Walcott Film Shown Club
Bottling Company
Lund
T.B. Parley
Manlington Beach
Newport Boal
Santa
Downey
Compton
West Long Beach
Marshall E. Kelley
James T. McGee Ranch
Kelley
Pome
Lorena C. Beebe
Chas. Lane Wills
Footwell
Andy Seale
Charles
Naples Ave
Maydell
Allen Julian
Atosaphy
Maltby
Newman
Mitzio
Jergins Building
Vet Stadium
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