Investigator for D. A. Relates Free Rides to Poker Emporium
A quirky clipping recalls a Chicago to Los Angeles flight where a passenger ignored cigar rules, twice prompting stewardesses to intervene. He finally quits after papers handed to stewardess Kathy Ryan, then exits International Airport with a note praising cigar smokers as husbands.
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Long Beach
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Kathy
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International Airport
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Captive L B Doctor Credited With Saving POW Lives
Long Beach physician Capt. Clarence Anderson, held by Communist forces in North Korea, has reportedly saved hundreds of fellow captives with minimal medical supplies. Returned POW Sgt. Richard D. Ssiley says Anderson, though badly handicapped, performed miracles and is in good health, with his Long Beach home at 172 Park Ave. His wife is visiting relatives east. Also, 21 year old Dewey Kallaher from Adriatic Ave., La Jolla, injured when a car plunged from Highway 101.
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North Korea
Panmunjom
Clarence Anderson
United Press
Richard D. Ssiley
Powatton Beach
Pasadena
Anderson
Capt. Anderson
Park Ave
L. B
la Jolla
Dewey Kallaher
Adriatic Ave
Sheet Metal Dispute Shuts 450 Shops in So Cal
A citywide shutdown of Southern California sheet metal shops began today amid a wage dispute. The Sheet Metal Contractors Assn of Southern California says about 200 member shops paused work with about 250 nonmembers following, affecting Los Angeles Orange San Bernardino and Riverside counties and possibly Mono Fresno Kern Inyo and San Diego. The stoppage followed failed talks after a tentative wage deal was rejected when the union pressed for buying only union label products. The union scheduled a meeting in Los Angeles Tuesday, with no negotiations likely until after. The exclusion covers military installations like Long Beach Naval Station.
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Los Angeles
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The
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Long Beach Naval Stasion
County Polio in Sharp Gain
Polio cases rose across Los Angeles County with five new infections in Long Beach. The county total reached 64, about double the prior week’s pace. Long Beach year to date reached 28, up from 23 a year ago, while Rancho Los Amigos treated 115 cases versus 69 last year and General Hospital 70 versus STI last year.
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Perseid meteor shower seen tonight at Griffith Observatory
Griffith Observatory announces the annual Perseid shower peaking after midnight with best viewing away from city lights. Dinsmore Alter notes a dark night makes the meteors especially brilliant and viewers may see activity beginning around 10 p.m. and continuing to about 3 a.m. from the northeast sky.
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Ship Dockings Top 500 For Third Month at Harbor
Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor saw more than 500 commercial ships dock in the third straight month. July totals reached 522 ships with 2 156 169 net tons, up from July 1952, while May had the highest intake. Norway led foreign-flag dockings with 31 ships, Japan with 30.
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Los Angeles
Marine Exchange
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Japan
288-Pound striped marlin lands in Long Beach harbor
Wilbur J. Haskell of West Los Angeles hauled a 288 pound striped marlin in after a 1 hour 45 minute fight two miles off Catalina. The fish, possibly the largest striped marlin ever landed at Pierpoint Landing, weighed 288 pounds and was the first marlin to be brought in at the harbor.
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Pierpoint Landing
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J. Haskell
West Los Angeles
J. N
Mac) McCin
Piarpoint Landing
Sai
L B Girl 18 Killed Crossing Coast Highway Near Huntington Beach
An 18 year old Long Beach girl Shirley Ann Fletcher died after being struck while crossing Coast Highway near Huntington Beach. Driver Richard F. Klasek 16 of Los Angeles was behind the wheel. A separate two car crash on Telegraph Road east of the Rio Hondo in Downey killed Leo Richard Labbato 32 of South Gate. An inquest is pending for Ralph Carl Jensen 45 of Gardena who died when his car rolled over on Normandy Avenue.
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Coast Hwy. I
Huntington Beach
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Shirley Ann Fletcher
Indiana Ave
Richard F. Klasek
Los Angeles
Leo Richard Labbato
Chestnut St
South Gate
Telegraph Rd
Downey
Ralph Carl Jensen
156Th St
Gardena
Linatently
Normandy Ave
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Gardens
Fishing Boat Chuck-A-Lou Burns South of San Diego
A San Diego fishing boat named Chuck-A-Lou caught fire and burned to total loss about 24 miles south of San Diego. The crew were rescued by another vessel, the Atom. Cause of the fire is not known.
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DAV Names L B Hero for Honor
S/Sgt. Ralph Edmonds Lurher USMC was wounded four times and died of battlefield injuries. He earned the Silver Star and a gold star in lieu of a second one. At the Disabled American Veterans memorial in Kansas City on August 24 his name will symbolize Long Beach servicemen killed in Korea. His widow carries the memorial in her heart and moved to Charleston West Virginia after his death.
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USMC
Long Beach
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Long Beach Sees Light Rain Mist and Clouds Persist
A fine mist barely touched Long Beach streets this morning with damp sidewalks. The weather bureau says low clouds linger today and Tuesday with hazy afternoons and a slight drop in temperatures. Sunday’s high reached 80 degrees.
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Weather Bureau
Trial nears end for conspiracy case at Seal Beach Airport Club
Santa Ana Deputy Dist Atty Kneeland pushed to prove a conspiracy to entice people into the now closed Seal Beach Airport Club. Defendant W L Robertson and nine co defendants, including taxi owners, drivers, club employes, guards and switchboard operators, faced testimony about free rides and comped gambling play. Witnesses described chip girls and match books, with 14 to 20 tables and 6 to 8 players per table. Kneeland said six or seven more witnesses remain, potentially allowing defense to begin mid week.
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Los Angeles
Raymond Thompson
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Long Beach
Delaphine Buckley
Maxine Milter
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