Stop Ship Imports Asks Long Beach Chamber Urges US Shipyards
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce asked a stop to offshore shipbuilding for NATO allies under the Mutual Security Program and urged that government financed vessels be built in private American yards. The board approved the study’s recommendations after noting Europe’s yards thrive while US shipyards fell from first to seventh in workload, losing ground to England, France, Italy, Holland, and the Scandinavians.
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Long Beach
Chamber
Gloyce Bogie
Foreign Aid Administration
U. S
United States
England
France
Italy
Holland
Scandinavian Countries
Subsidence Risk Seen With Off Shore Oil Plan
City Manager Sam Vickers warned the council that offshore oil development east of Blue Age could cause subsidence on major proportions. Seismic data show undeveloped offshore structure similar to harbor arcs where subsidence has been a problem, requiring slow careful production and immediate study of the forthcoming report.
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Blue Age
Sam
Vickers
Thade
Id Vickers
Council
Belmont Shoreaples
Six Candidates Seek Office in Long Beach Fifth District
In Long Beach District 5 voters face a crowded field for the council seat long held by Wagner. Ruth Bach Antoinette Aldrich John Brooks Robert Burns Clarence Wagner and others campaign from Lakewood areas, touting roads, transit, and a strong council management government while pledging attention to newly annexed zones and local marine development.
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Associated Plumbing Contractors of California
Wilton Hotel
Joseph C. Pettigrew
Clarence Way
National Association of Ner
Wagner
Non
Ruth Bach
Lakewood Village
John W. Evette
Los Altos
Robert Burns
Joan M. Brooks
Antoinette Aldrich
Fourth St
Wisconsin Ave
Lionel Hill City
Antoinette V. Aldrich
Aldrich
Ocana Ave
Los Altos Association
Burnett School
Belmont Shore
Minnie Gant
Pet Protective League
Bach
Milwaukee
Wis
Roland Bach
The
Red Cross
Fred P. Blumberg
Heather i Bach
Long Beach
University Marine Supply
Chicago
Marquette University
USC
Sall
Ucla
L. Elliot Gratman
Puerto Rico
Fort
P & B Supply Co
W. Anar
Hurenuca
Ariz
Campsheim St
Blumberg
Hahn
Riverside
Newark
N. J
Vancouver
B. C
la Linda
Ardell
Irving
Harold
Morton Silverman
Jack
Hilda Weisberg
Westminster Memorial Park
Eineral Ma
Torn W. Eberle
Los Altos Bulletin
Eberle
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Thiel Colleges
Los Altos Lions Club
Wisconsin
Huron College
S. C
League of California Cities
Optimist Club
Masons
Elks, Moose
Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Church
Tidelands
Fifth District
Burglary At Bentwell Pharmacy Steals Cameras Drugs
Deputies report a break in at Bentwell Prescription Pharmacy at 5848 Adenmoor Ave Lakewood. Four movie cameras were stolen from a showcase along with narcotics valued around 150 dollars. Back door forced, interior ransacked, cash register drawer emptied of about 5 dollars. Narcotics officers dispatched to investigate.
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Bentwell
Adenmoor Ave
Lakewood
Short
G. L. Cooper
Austo Dealer Pleads Guilty in Check Case
Long Beach used car dealer Bauman pled guilty to two counts of writing bad checks and was continued to May 31 for probation bid. Additional charges and possible appeals noted as court proceedings progress. unrelated event details mention author Walter L. Scratch and a talk at the Pacific Finance Corp venue.
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Austo
Yedsenyy i. Baurman
Long Beach
Gailty
Law of
Ouilty Tal
Bauman Rene
Walter L. Scratch
Se Freedom Club
Pacific Finance Days
Municipal Art Center
Corp
Bauman
E. Ocean Blvd
City to Get Shore Plan Contract with Fy Bilwood
City officials authorize a $30,000 contract with the Fy Bilwood Alien organization for a comprehensive shoreline development plan. The project includes beach structures and facilities following a park concert and reports, with architects Antonin Raymond and L. L. Rado of New York City joining the team to pursue maximum esthetic development and human use of the city shoreline.
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Irving M. Smith
Fy Bilwood
Mgr
Sam E. Vickers
Allens
Park
Shoreline
Antonin Raymond
L. L. Rado
New York City
Allen
Harbor Fireboat Launch Set for May 4 at Long Beach
The Long Beach Harbor Department prepares to launch its first of two new fireboats on May 4 at Fellows de Stewart Terminal Island at 11 am. The $257,394 vessel is a 50-foot steel welded fireboat with a 4500 GPM pump. The second boat, Port of Long Beach No 2, will be completed in a few months.
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Long Beach Harbor
Fellows de Stewart
Sland
Harbor Department
Port of Long Beach No. 2
Rights Granted in Optical Co. Estate Dispute
In Santa Ana, Superior Judge Raymond Thompson granted administration rights over the Long Beach Optical Co. assets of Philip Serignano to his brother Nick Sirignano amid a contested claim by multiple relatives including two widows and a son. Bank named as special administrator earlier to keep the business running while disputes linger. The petitions set differing monthly gross figures of 1000 and 750 dollars.
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Santa Ana
Long Beach Optical Co
Philip Serig- Nano
Raymond H. Thompsson
Nick Sirignano
Long Beach
Security First National Bank
Myrtle Serig-Nano
Marian’ Serig-Nano
Anaheim
Philip Serig-Nano
Long Beach Reservist Named RCA State Surgeon
Charles J. Iranianghea of Long Beach was named state surgeon of the Reserve Officers Association at the California convention held recently at Hoebergs. Local delegates to the convention included Lt. jg. Mary OToole Lt. Geneva Ehricke and Dr. Brantingham.
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Charles J. Iranianghea
Long Beach
Reserve Officers Association
California
Hoebergs
Mary O'Toole
Geneva Ehricke
Navy Nurse Corps
Brantingham
Naval Reserve
Newcomb outlines cost of withdrawal from district
Superintendent Douglas A. Newcomb warned the Lakewood City School District Board that any withdrawal by area schools would force them to pay double for benefits received. He detailed that withdrawing districts would owe Long Beach Unified their share of bonded debt on schools in Long Beach, Signal Hill, Avalon, and nearby areas. The board stressed rapid growth requires keeping pace with educational needs.
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Douglas A. Newcomb
Board of Education
Newcomb
Gahanle
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Long Beach Unified
Long Beach
Signal Hill
Avalon
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Gregory Named to Loan League Post
J A taTeZy of Long Beach Federal Savings and Loan Association has been appointed a member of the federal section committee of the U S Savings and Loan League. The committee reviews matters of special interest to 1590 savings associations under federal charter and Home Loan Bank Board rules.
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J. A. taTeZy
Ptrsimunl
Tag Long Beach Federal Savings & Loan Association
U. S. Savings and Loan League
Home Loan Bank Board
Mayor to Speak on Lakewood Plan at Club Luncheon
Lakewood City Mayor Angelo Iacoboni will address the Exchange Club at a noon luncheon at Hoefly's Restaurant on Lakewood Blvd and Norse Way. The talk is set for 12 30 p m Thursday and centers on the Lakewood Plan.
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Lakewood
Angelo Iacoboni
Exchange Club
Hoefly
Lakewood Blvd
Norse Way
USC Instructor to Speak on The New Look Policy
Norman Ferg an instructor at the schools of international relations at the University of Southern California will discuss The New Look in Foreign Policy at Long Beach City College at 11 am Wednesday The program is presented by Student Forum campus group Janice McPherson president will introduce the speaker The talk is in Room 502 of the Art Building
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Norman Ferg
Schoos of
Film to Be Shown Oil Town USA at Nazarene Church
The evangelistic color motion picture Oil Town USA produced by Billy Graham will be shown Wednesday night at First Nazarene Church 741 EL 10th Pe. Zengler Jennie May Zengler 84 Long Beach dies. services Thursday. Numerous notices follow of obituaries and local deaths with survivors and service details.
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Oil Town USA
Billy Graham
First Nazarene Church
EL 10Th
Zengler
Jennie May “Zengler
Lomina Ave
Finois
California
Oakland
Long Beach
Henry Lewis Zengler
LeRoy H. Zengler
Mottell's Mortuary Chapel
Beancis
Hardesty
Roy Hardesty
Dalley
D .Ewood
Cerritos Ave
Bird
Borat Adams
Mass
Towa
Pittsfield
Beach
Mer County
Pottawataf Worar J
Frances al- Bhatt
Ion
Bell Nower
Ellene
Scottish Rite Freemasons
Sue- Wells
James Viving
Harriett
Oataney
van Nuys
Sit Land
Exie Longfen i
Masons
Snecker
Werdnes
Nordeen
Nellie Josephine Nordeen
John Andrews
Ben H. Andrews
Lockridge
Worth
Ske County
Bethel Zrange
Granite City
Lutheran
Bix-lareher
Lula Mile
Park Shuffle Board Club
Jer
Lois
Hallie
Opal Hickey
Compton
Jesse
Hayes
Roy
Ralph Nordeen
D. Andrews
Kate Campbell
May
Patterson & Snively Mortuary
Nerrold
Alma Strom
Gertrude Strom
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Martin C. Olson
Sunnyside Memorial, Park
Motorcade Planned as Sen Kuchel Campaign Tour Moves On
A Lakewood motorcade visit is set for Sen. Kuchel with a 1 p.m. escort and a 2:45 p.m. speech at the Pan American Fair. Campaign aides report Democrats lean toward Kuchel amid polls, while district meetings across Washington and Lakewood prepare voters for upcoming council races.
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Bob
Davis
Bobby L. Davis
Luray Ave
Hobby
U. S
Biseste Sapa Lh
Thomas H. Kuchel
Bobby Alse
Lakewood
Washington Junior High School
Civic Leegue
District 5
University District Association
Lakewood Plaza Improvement Association
St. Cornelius Parish Hall
Bell
Dancers to Host Folk Party in Silverado Park Clubhouse
Residents of Takewood and nearby areas plan a folk dancing event at the Silverado wood park clubhouse in Santa Fe Avenue and West Ist Street. The program begins at 2 cost with a 45 minute pro hour and includes a TV program slated for Channel Lake.
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Donse
Silverado
Silverado Wood Com Park
Santa Fe! Ave
Ist St
Takewood
Boy on tricycle hit. two others injured in crashes
A 3 year old, Everett Michael of 595945 Gardenia Ave, was struck by a car near home and sent to St Marys Hospital with possible skull fracture. Police quote Lordn W Ferris of Huntington Beach saying he saw the boy suddenly appear. Two other injuries reported as cars collided Monday evening.
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Thomas Pp. McClaren
Abingdon St
Ek Haagensen
George Tit Haagensen
Pasadenary L Ave
Lincoln
Neb
Alj
Mountain T
View Dairy Oa
Thelme
Albert
Nor
Walk
Barbara
Harkey
Garden Grove
Norwalk
Claude
Long Beach
Iva Christensen
Gladys Hlina
Wwass
St. Mary's Hospital
Everett Michael
Gardenia’ Ave
Lordn W. Ferris
Huntington Beach
Ex L B Woman Seeks Alaska Congressional Vote
In a separate accident Evelyn L Carter 30 and passenger Willene Dawson 26 were injured in a two car collision at Pacific Coast Hwy and Alamitos Ave Both were taken to Community Hospital Mrs Carter needed stitches to eye leg and cheek lacerations Dawson faced possible pelvis and collar bone fractures The other driver Earl Kreimeier 54 from Pittsburgh Pa was uninjured
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Evelyn L. Carter
Orange Ave
Willene
Dawson
Pittsburgh
Pacific Coast Hwy
Alamitos Ave
Alaska nonvoting delegate race heats up in party primary
The Long Beach area reports on Alaska’s nonvoting delegate race with details of candidates Barbara Dimock and others seeking Republican nomination for Congress while state party leaders and primary results influence control of key offices including territorial treasurer and labor commissioner. The piece notes a high political profile, dates, and addresses among candidates and party officials amid a primary day backdrop.
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Teeees
Long Beach
Witewick
Amhais
Alaska
Congress
Caenee
Dimock
Mbissas
Stet Bt
Lima Ave
Barbara Dimotic
Ant
Giusti
Olws
Los Angeles
Alen
Ray Beach
Sedormerly
Ember
Ryan ‘Aero Uchite P.m
Elm Ave
Terris
Ory
Thervane
A ‘ Yaa Am
Iho
Abandoned Children Sent To Grandparents Ranch Life
Four Germ children aged 6 to 10 were en route to their grandparents dairy ranch near Turlock after being abandoned by mother Lorene P. Gorin. The mother was reunited with a sister in Los Angeles as the aunt helped arrange care. Father Guy T. Genn and Henry Genn Jr. will share custody. police and district attorney declined charges due to lack of intent to abandon.
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Turlock
Evelyn
Lorene
Larry
Merdech
Lorene P. Gorin
Los Angeles
Paminns de la Cryze
Srs. Genn
Sunday Independent Press-Telegram
Jugenfig Bureau
Henry Genn Jr
Guy T. Genn
Genn
Shell Premium with TCP unlocks captive engine power
A sales blurb claims TCP in Shell Premium gas unlocks up to 15 percent more power by preventing carbon deposits from causing premature ignition and spark plug misfires. It asserts deposits become non conductors, allowing spark plugs to fire on time and extend firing life, with noticeable tuning after two tankfuls.
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Shell
Shell Premium
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John W. Eberle
New Blood
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Listh St
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