Housewife Hurt In 250 Ft Cliff Fall At Pt Fermin
A 29 year old Los Angeles housewife, Mrs Dorothy Halliwell, fell about 250 feet from the Pt Fermin cliff near San Pedro while viewing the ocean with two Huntington Park men. She survived the descent with fractures to the pelvis, hip and vertebrae, internal injuries, and lacerations. She was hospitalized at Harbor General then transferred to General Hospital. She is the wife of a U S Army sergeant stationed in Korea and mother of one child.
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San Pedro
Harbor General Hospital
Fermin
Dorothy Halliwell
Los Angeles
Ray Biggs
N. Bandini St
Biggs
Temple Notes Israel Event at Temple Beth Sholom
A special 8 p m service commemorates Israel's fifth anniversary at Temple Beth Sholom in Long Beach. Rabbi Maurice Schwartz outlines the pattern, speaks on Israel's achievements and current issues. A social hosted by Mr and Mrs Irving Weinberger follows. Sabbath morning service at 9 am with Kiddush and social.
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State of Israel
Temple Beth Sholom
Long Beach Blvd
Maurice Schwartz
Synagogue Council of America
Schwartz
Israel
Irving Weinberger
Obituary notices from Long Beach area
Multiple obituaries list Clara K Lyons of Orange and other residents, with survivors and service details. Frank J Bacon, Joseph Minzmyer, Morris Fineman, Charles R Cook, Damian Xavier LaVallee, Fiward Stratford, Sophie E Maley, and Breta C Bryant are named with birthplaces, residences, and burial plans.
Writ Action Readied by Bellflower Airport
Bellflower in Superior Court as attorney Gail Eagleton for James L. Most seeks injunction to block Bellflower Airport shutdown. Defendants include Regional Planning Commission Board of Supervisors Arthur H Weber and Associates and the Committee for Elimination of the Hazard. Court expected to consider a temporary restraining order allowing continued airport operation with planned flight pattern safeguards.
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Bellflower
Tory
Superior
Bellflower Airport
Atty
Gail Eagleton
James L. Most
Gra
John Peterson
Most
Land
Orn
Regional Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Arthur H. Weber and Associates
Eagleton
Tides and Temperatures for Saturday April 18 1953
Sunrise 5 2 Moonrise 8 Tides Night 28 b. pp ml 3 0 Ft Low 7 14 a m -05 ft 5 53 p m 2 7 ft Sunset 6 26 p m By Long Beach Lifeguards Water Temperature 57 Condition of Surf Calm
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
City Eyes Changes in Investment Policy for Works Financing
City officials study shifting long term government bonds into a new Public Improvement Fund to finance ten approved projects worth 38.4 million dollars. They consider swapping bonds maturing in 1980 and 1972 for short term investments and seek charter guidance before any transfer to Harbor Reserve Fund. Investments in the Public Improvement Fund are largely cash only, with plans to limit future holdings to short term securities.
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M. Roberts
B. W. Tarwater
Harbor Distric
Roberts
Harbor Reserve Fund
Publc Improvement Fund
Busy Convention Set by Children Council
The International Council for Exceptional Children holds a one day state conclave in Long Beach with 12 panels, a 2 band concert, a guest speaker, a banquet, and a business meeting. Dr William Grant leads morning talks on pediatric brain disorders while Dr Hilda Taba discusses human relations in education. Francis W. Doyle receives honors at the Lafayette Hotel banquet.
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Long Beach
International Council For Exceptional Children
Municipal Auditorium
William Grant
Pasadena
Stanley Ostrom
Gladys Potter
Lafayette Hotel
Francis W. Doyle
Hilda Taba
San Francisco State College
Fred Bode
San Diego
State Council
Thayer Fights Officers Then Guilty Of Reckless Driving
In Municipal Court Mrs. Ana E. Thayer challenged two plainclothes vice squad officers who testified they identified themselves with badges after stopping her car. Judge DeVries found her guilty of reckless driving speeding running a signal and driving without a license and fined her $100.
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Ana E. Thayer
Lakewood
Thayer
Carita Ave
Martin DeVries
Willis E. Platt
Don E. Phelps
USS Toledo Heads to San Francisco for Shipyard Work
The Long Beach based heavy cruiser USS Toledo arrived in San Francisco for maintenance after spending a month in local waters and seven months in the Korean War theater. The ship is at the San Jessco Naval Shipyard for repairs and upkeep.
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Toledo
S.F
San Francisco
San Jessco Naval Shi
Foam Rubber Plant First in Firm Plans
Santa Ana reports a $500000 foam rubber manufacturing plant will rise on a 55 acre site by U S Rubber Company. First unit 170000 square feet, to make foam rubber mattresses and padding employing up to 600, with a second unit for footwear like Play shoes and rubber goods employing over 400. Ground breaking slated on site near Halladay Street and Dyer Road between the Pacific Electric tracks. June 9 election to fill Eighth District council vacancy.
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Santa Ana
U. S. Rubber Company
Halladay St
Orange Ave
Jst
Dyer Rd
Pacific
Burton WL Chace
College Staff Members to Attend Meet
College staff from Long Beach College will attend the Southern California Junior College Association spring meeting at Santa Monica City College. City College chairs include Marlon Darlington Edward Wheatfill Kenneth W. Apple Rate Ethel C. West Deanna Moore and Keith James. Main speakers in the family life education section will be Edwin Morgenroth and Orian M. Landreth.
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Long Beach College
Southern California Junior College Association
Santa Monica City College
City College
Marlon Darlington
Edward Wheatfill
Kenneth W. Apple- Rate
Ethel C. West
Deanna Moore
Keith James
Edwin ©. Morgenroth
City College Child Development Center
Orian M. Landreth
Turner College Association
Fred,a. Dow
Club to Hear Air Lines President W A Patterson
United Air Lines president W A Patterson will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon in Long Beach on Wednesday. Walter Wehner arranged the appearance. Patterson rose from Wells Fargo office boy to bank VP, then Boeing president, and later United vice president and president.
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W. A. Patterson
United Air Lines
Teader
Long Beach
Rotary Club
Pacific Coast Club
Walter Wehner
United
Patterson
Mainland
Wells Fargo Bank
San Francisco
Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Navy men dance tonight sponsored by YMCA and city
The Armed Services YMCA and Municipal Military Services Commission sponsor a dance tonight at 330 Ocean Blvd for crewmen of seven Navy ships Rochester Mensfield DeHaven Swenson Collett Impeccable and Gladiator with Girls Service Organization hostesses.
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Armed Services Ymca
Municipal Military Serrvices Commission
Ocean Blvd
Rochester
Mensfield
DeHaven
Swenson
Collett
Impeccable
Gladiator
Girls Service Organization
Funeral Set for Mrs Eunice Pursley in Long Beach
Mrs Eunice Pursley pioneer resident and Ebell Club member dies Wednesday at 785 Ohio Ave. Funeral set Saturday at 2 p.m. in Mottell's Chapel with a Church of Christ, Scientist officiant. Entombment Sunnyside Mausoleum. Survivors: two sisters Mrs Lois Parks of Phoenix and Mrs Alice Richards of Safford.
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Eunice Pursley
Ohio Ave
Long Beach
Ebell Club
Mottell’s Chapel
Church of Christ, Scientist
Sunnyside Mausoleum
Pursley
Missouri
Arizona
Safford
Ariz
Lois Parks
Phoenix
Alice Richards
Funeral for SSgt Harold P. Seagrove Seagrove
Funeral services for SSgt Harold P. Seagrove 22 of 5442 Catita St are set for Saturday at a.m. in Mattel's Chapel with Rev. Robert D. McEntyre officiating. He died in a traffic accident near Salina Hon April 12 while on furlough from George Air Force Base Victorville and while attending school at Keesler Air Biloxi. Surviving are his mother Mrs Lucille Green and step father Hoyt Green of Carita, two half brothers and two half sisters. Burial with military honors will be in Green Fills Memorial Park San Pedro.
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Harold P. Seagrove
Catita St
Salina
Hon
George Air Force Base
Victorville
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Miss
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Press-Telegram
Long Ranch
Calif
Jack Henze
San Pedros Receiving Hospital
Bituaries
Eudaly Funeral Home Chapel
Orange
Robert Burns MacAuley
Inglewood Park Cemetery
Minzmyer
Joseph Minzmyer
Olive Ave
Ohio
Loren E. Cooke
San
Gabriel
Sunnyside Cemetery
Mottell's Chapel
Cook
Charles R. Cook
Cedar Ave
Stockton
Chicago
Cleveland
Marie Bi
Agnes Cook
Redonda Beach
J. L. Cook
Sarah Kannenberg
R. C. Daniels
Isaac MacRae
LA Yall
Monterey Pari
Damian Xavier LaVallee
Atlantic Ave
Washington
California
Madelaine
Joan LaVallee
Veterans Administration Center Chapel
West
Veterans Cemetery
Mortell
Patterson & Snively Chapel
Hey
Robert Benedict Shattuck
Sunnyside
Memorial Park
Southern California
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Bure
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Thermal
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Tisadedete
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Fairbanks
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Elmer E. Christee
Lemon Ave
Children Council
Air Lines
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Iowa
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Dorothy Teeple
Ella Callahan
Emory H. Christee
Sam
Ald Souls Cemetery
Smith's Mortuary Chapel
Mrs. Pursley
Boutbonefure
ANA
Kentucky
Bourbon DE Luxe Company
Louisville
Sgt. Seagrove
Marine Exchange
Anessa
Standard Co
Apr
Oxtohama
Luckenbach
Brook
San Fran
Shearehoe
Beatty Hernside
Eston
Jarine
Manila
Greece
Freon
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Java
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Jan Tan
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Nor
A-1 Home Appliance Co
Soe
Pacific Ave
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