Harbor CIO backs Henry D. Lawrence for city attorney
Lawrence won endorsement from Harbor CIO Political Action Committee as he attacks rival Irving M. Smith over alleged delays. The slate also includes Gordon Feekings Gerald Desmond Toby Wick Ruth Bach D Patrick Ahern and Glenn Hughes with AFL backing from Ed Brown. Wick pushes Seventh Street bridge remains open for Ninth Street bridge work. May campaign fund-raiser set May 4 at Hoefly’s Belmont Shore. Gore to headline Los Angeles Democratic fundraiser.
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Union Anization
Gordon Feekings
Gerald Desmond
Tobsy Wick
Ruth Bach
D. Patrick Ahern
Glenn 3D. Hughes
AFL
Ed Brown
APL Central Labor Council
Toby Wick
Seventh St
Ninth St
Wick
Anaheim St
Don May
Distriet J
Hoefly
Belmont Shore
Citizens Committee
May
Clarence E. Wagner
Leos Coyotes
Bellflower Blvd
Los Corritar Channel
Willow St
Bellflower
Antoinque Aldrich
Los Altos
City Counscil
Long Beachery Lines
Long Beach Mator Tus Co
Powers
A.J. Hierstedt
Bong Beach
Harold J. Powers
Hierstedt
E. Broadway
Gore
Ambulance Call Violations and Accidents Reported Across City
A jumble of damaged notes describes ambulance arrivals near airports streets and avenues. Entries mention ambulances at Broadway Belmont and Pacific Coast intersections with damage a fire incident and possible injuries. Specific addresses include 28 E Marktl Bt 1208 Walnut Avm and 441 Cedar Aves.
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Vaursiay Asia Pom
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Comsy Hayy
Mat Terming
Aieport
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Sn Tu Aleport
Junbulance Sui Mom
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P.m. Broadway
Belmont Arbulanes
Fem
E. Marktl
Ambu
Orang
Yil Es Golombis St
Santa Tree
Faesy Mooatel
Amerigan Ave
Penner Dr
Grange ¢ Tire
Kilsht Damace
tyShe Tague Tormng
AOU Janca
Rutpar Oeath
Cedar
Gardente
Ambue Ince
Ted
Walnut Ave
Tim
Lagoon plan hearing and cook slaying case mix
A Long Beach cook, Lloyd D. Chadd, 117 W Third, failed to appear in Superior Court with a $10,000 bench warrant issued after his $1,000 bail. He is accused of slugging a marine in the eye at a cafe on February 6. the marine underwent surgery at Corona Navy hospital but retains sight. Chadd allegedly quit his job, moved to Texas, and pleaded innocent. Separately, the Recreation Commission in Long Beach approved extending shoreline planning to include Colorado Lagoon and Marine Stadium, seeking City Council approval for a $30,000 park plan contract while delaying lagoon improvements, including a boat shop funded in part by a $13,000 bequest from J. W. Steele.
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Superior Court
Lloyd D. Chadd
Joe Rayerall
Chadd
Spt
Abe J. Wiens
Pacific Ave
Corona Navy Hospital
Cent
Rani
Texas
Recreation Commission
F.i Ellwood Allen
Walter L. Scott
Jagnon
J. W. Steele
Scott Said
iPort Board Debates More Legal Aid and Deputy Assignment
At a tense meeting the iPort Board debated expanding legal aid and assigning a deputy to the department full time. Sullivan urged action while Amat and Sfeelder warned it could become political. Brady defended Smith and Davis praised his public service, noting potential pay praise if publicities knew more.
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Sullivan
Amat
Anit
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Sul
Sfeelder
Atty, Brady
Davis Sald
Relder
Davis
Long Beach
Speech Tests to Mark TM Conference in Southwest
Toastmistresses hold their annual spring conference at Wilton Hotel on Saturday with about 450 delegates expected. A speech contest features five Council 1 areas at 7 p.m. Judges led by Dr. Joseph A. Wagner. Contest winner will represent Council 1 at the southwest region conference May 29-30 in Los Angeles. An educational workshop is planned for 2 p.m. Saturday. Conference chairman is Heles Boggs.
Tidelands Café remark fuels harbor squad concerns
Sullivan notes the Tidelands Café comment while Amar warns the City Manager's office faces a surge of legal work for upcoming condemnations and budget gaps. Reider blames the Harbor Board and city leaders for potential delays as Amato's recommendation remains unacted.
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Sullivan
Amar
Smith
Tlarbor Board
Yeity
Reider
Amats Yeermmendabon
Flying Fish Market Heats Up At Long Beach Airport
Long Beach faces off with Catalina in a quirky aviation fish trade. Western Air Lines ships over 562,500 fish to 12 western states and Canada from Pacific Goldfish Farm on Golden West Avenue. The fish are cultivated at the MQ-acre fish ranch owned by J. S. AlIyom, with 250 ponds housing 50,000 to 75,000 fish each in peak season.
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Long Beach
Catalina’s
Western Air Lines
Western States
Canada
Pacific Goldfish Farm
Golden West Ave
Waskminston
J. S. Aliyom
Films of Britain film lags for porpoise travelogue
A scrambled notice describes Britain in pictures and a travelogue about planes departing with fish kept fresh in bags with water. It notes cabin temperature controls and bags placed in containers, with a wary tone about the operation and its effects.
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British Isles
New Dramatic Group Presents Detective Story at The Theater
The Theater at 30 Ter mina Ave presents Sidney Kingsley’s Detective Story directed by Pat Brown. A May 8 18:30 show runs tonight and next weekend with a cast including David Ruderman Eva Raber Earl Hayes Stan Levenson Frank Hor Milt Cooper Joan Scanlon Mary McLeod and many others.
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New York
Dureau
Sidney Kingsley
Theater
New Dramatic Group
Termina Ave
Pat Brown
McLeod
David Ruderman
Paramount
Eva Raber
Wilson
Shiow
Earl Hayes
Joe Feinson
Stan Levenson
Detective Brody
Navy
Frank Hor
Arthur Kindred
Milt Cooper
Charlie
Joan Scanlon
Mary McLeod
Casily
Henry Lowenstein
Blaine Nels Simmons
Mary Craney
Bob Sorrell
Ivan Mateo
Frank Hox
Bob Spence
Ernie Wheit
Mary Rauscher
Ray Fletcher
Sidney Penn
Myrnasis
Ed ‘Ward Chadwick
Joan Stovall
Ernie Gwyther
Cliff Medaugy
Arthur Zahler
Mario Murray
Joy Alderman
Sally Ingalls
Old Political Friends and Rivals Meet in Sixth Council Contest
Long Beach voters face a six candidate field in the Sixth District council race with incumbent Max Livoni seeking a second term and rivals including former Councilman Lawrence Jackson, D Patrick Ahern, Mario Di Trapani, Martin L Morley, John O’Brien, and others. Profiles outline each candidate’s background, platform, and ties to civic groups, business, and public service as the May 11 primary approaches.
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Lawrence O. Jackson
Livoni
Jackson
D. Patrick Ahern
Ahern
Livoni ii
Martin L. Moxley
Coun Tell
Moxley
Hill St
Signal Hill
Pacific Coast
Central Channel
American Ave
Anaheim St
D. Patrick Ahern Ahern
W. 19Th St
Pomona
UCLA
Federal Security Administration
Long Beach Veterans Service Center
Legion
Anaheim
Navy
Mario DI Trapani
Orange Ave
Traly
Michigan
Long Beach
Robert
Jack
Hotland
di Trapani
Lawrence D. Jackson Jackson
Covn Jeu
Board of Water Commissioners
Ohio
Tidelands
Large turnout during Long Beach Public Schools Week
More than 75000 people visited Long Beach Unified School District campuses this week for the districts 35th annual Public Schools Week. Co chairs Jack Berkower and Richard Abrahamson praised the turnout while Superintendent Douglas A Newcomb cited community support as key to strong schools. Parents were urged to visit schools during the year.
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Richard &. Abrahamson
Public Schools Week
Ees
Long Beach Unified School
Spanish War Veteran Dies in Rose Hills Memorial Park
Lt Comdr Michael John Bresnahan USN ret and veteran of the Spanish American and World Wars I and II died Thursday in Rose Hills Memorial Park Whittier He enlisted in the Navy in 1901 and served as patrolman at Camp Ross Port of Embarkation San Pedro during WWI Surviving are his wife Jennie a son Vernon two stepsons Melvin Howe Artesia and Paul W Howe Long Beach a half brother Ira Stanley He was to retire officially May 1 1943 but remained in service until Oct 27 1945.
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Tacoma
Internal Revenue
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Long Head
Ang
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Tie hAame
Rose Hills Memorial Park
Whittier
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Mich
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Order of Eagles
Camp Ross
Port of Embarkation
San Pedro
Jennie
Vernon
Melvin Howe
Artesia
Paul W. Howe
Ira Stanley
James
Wallace Erwin James
Phillips St
Mayfield
Ark
Cleaners & Dyers Association
Mary
Louis
Wallace E, Jr
Erwina Wilkins
Neal James
Eva Hagerman
Alice
Sean James
Metjtell’s Mortuary Chapel
J Lee Shelley
Max Livont
Livoni
Denmark
Pasadena Ave
Jong
Burdick
Pleasanton
Texas
San Antonio
North Hallytwood
Othella W. Roepke l
Kenneth P. Roepke
Reng
Nev
Stella Louthan
Mal i
Mortuary
Bryant Wilson
Green Hills Memorial Park
Milesa
Horace Alien Miller
Seventh St
Riceville
Tenn
California
Porterville
Essie
Arthur
Cleo
Conlan
Joe
Orvil
Miler
Mattie Hutsell
Mirs
Bessie Hicks
New York City
Epis- M. J. Bresnatancopal Church
Cordelia
Margaret
Ella Bresnahan
Menomi-nee
Mortell
Mortuecy Chapel
Frederick Augustus Martyr
Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery
San Diego
Obituary notices in Long Beach area deaths and services
A long list of obituaries for Long Beach residents includes Melton Clayborn Mella of 2381 Lewis Ave born in Texas and active in church groups. Mabel Cowton of 275 Belmont Ave. Albert C. Lahlum of 3915 Marron Ave. James Watkins Smith Jr.. Wallace Erwin James. Mary I Burdick. Anna Theresa Knuth. Martha Ann Roepke. Horace Alien Miller. Philip S. Thomas. Fiera Noble Kaispel. and more. Entries note ages, birthplaces, affiliations, survivors, service times, and Sunnyside and other cemeteries. Interments planned at Sunnyside Memorial Park, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Colgan ND, and Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery.
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Clayborn M. Mella
Long
Hunter Mortuary
Lewis Ave
Breech Grove
Woodmen Circle
Paul Hershey
Los Angeles
Long Beachjade Park
Canter
Tex
Elderbloom Club
Sunnyside Memorial Park
The
Baptist Church
Blanche
Lee
Earl
Frankie Joyce Montano
Long Beach
Betty M. Flambures
Lakewood
Hazel Marina
Evelyn Miller
Fla Longley
Anna Pennison
Alberta Blakely
Sheclar-McFadyen Mortuary
Sunnyside Cemetery
Robert L. Hubbard
Thomas
Philip S. Thomas
Knispel
Fiera Noble
Kaispel
L B Recreation Fete Scheduled for 25th Anniversary
The Long Beach Recreation Commission set dates for its 25th anniversary events including lunch, tennis tournament, all-day sports carnival, fishing derby, girls play day and aquatic competition. A committee led by Mrs. Everett M. Findlay will coordinate programs at city parks and school playgrounds.
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Long Beach Recreation Commission
Ausit
Everett M. Findlay
Findlay
Brethren High to Host Open House Tonight
Brethren High School announces an open house this evening at the campus on West N W Street in Paramount. Students’ yearlong work will be displayed and refreshments will be served for attendees and guests.
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Brethren High School
Brethren High
Paramount
Mussels Ban Enforced After Poisonous Demonstration
The City Health Department announced a ban on mussel collection and consumption for several months. The restriction, tied to a poisonous meat demonstration, will run from Saturday through October 31 and affects shellfish gathered for a school exhibit and related events supervised by home economics and music programs.
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Pinata Scheol
Peyern
Sabbath Subject at Temple Israel Addresses Crossroads Truth
Rabbi L Elliot Graf will lecture on truth at the crossroads during Friday night service at Temple Israel Loma Ave Reform, with a note on Army McCarthy hearings. A social follows. Dr J D Litwack reports warning signs posted at beach points about clams and safe handling. no new quarantine planned.
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Temple Israel
Loma Ave
L. Elliot Graf Man
Army-McCarthy Committee
J.D. Litwack
Teacher Seeks Court Action Over Loyalty Charge
NORWALK The Norwalk District Board of Education voted to bring Solly Rubenstein to Superior Court under the Dilworth Act for alleged Communist party membership. Rubenstein, a teacher suspended March 23 for failing to answer questions, requested the hearing. charges to be filed by county counsel.
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Norwalk
Norwalk District Board of Education
Solly Rubenstein
Rubenstein
Robbery in Lincoln Park Targeted Morning Walk
A 52 year old man from Los Angeles, George Kendrick, reported being robbed at gunpoint by a tall man while walking through Lincoln Park Thursday afternoon. The suspect threatened him with a firearm and stole an amount described as Sam. Police were alerted to the incident.
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Sam
George Kendrick
Los Angeles
Fire damages car on Banner Drive this Thursday afternoon
A car parked at 4462 Banner Dr. was nearly destroyed by a blaze at 3 15 p m Thursday, according to the fire department. The vehicle belonged to David Bremer of 5635 Coldbrook Ave.
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David Bremer
Coldbrook Ave
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