Warren Flies East Saturday
Republican Vice Presidential nominee Earl Warren will fly east this Saturday for a Portland centennial visit then a Seattle speech before rejoining his running mate Dewey. He will meet Dewey in New York and Chicago appearances follow at the Loyal Order of Moose and the Illinois State Fair.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
West Coast
Seattle
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Pawling Farm
Warren
Portland
Ore
Oregon
New York
Chicago
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Ilinois
Dwight H. Green
Order of Eagles
Onica
Veterans Service Continues Under V F W Councils
The coordinating council of local Veterans of Foreign Wars units will carry on veterans services after the veteran service center closure. The office moves to the basement of the Veterans Memorial at Broadway and Ave, with rooms renovated and equipment supplied by the city. Claude Fields notes the office handles about 8000 files daily under the California Department of Veterans Affairs and VFW cooperation.
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Veterans Service Center
William P. E
Claude Fields
California Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bowles Seeks Democratic Nomination For Connecticut Governor
Essex Conn August 12 Chester Bowles announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor declaring opposition to both the right and the left. He entered the race just 24 hours before the state convention opening in Hartford where Democratic leaders favored him over rival Thomas J Dodd. The convention begins Friday with a Roosevelt keynote and the ticket to be nominated Saturday.
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Essex
Conn
Chester Bowles
OPA
Hartford
Democratic Organization
Thomas J. Dodd
Lebanon
Nuernberg
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Suspected Japanese Encephalitis Among U.S. Personnel
Tokyo reports the first seven suspected Japanese encephalitis cases among American personnel. A American child and a woman dependent are under diagnosis in Tokyo. Neither has received immunizations this year. Tokyo's native death toll rises to 109 with 761 cases in total.
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Tokyo
U. S
Cat
Baby Still Alive After Surgery
Four day old Daryl Eugene Irwin II, son of Mr and Mrs Irwin of 429 E 17th St, remains alive in an oxygen tent at Community Hospital after an operation performed two days earlier to correct a rare congenital condition where his esophagus attached to the wrong area. Hospital attaches deem it extraordinary that the same procedure has been done twice in a month, noting a similar case involving Mr and Mrs B J Rouss of Wilmington.
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Daryl Eugene Irwin II
Coe
B. J. Rouss
Wilmington
Police arrest man in alleged bookmaking case
Forrest Martin Hammett of 640 Barry Drive was arrested yesterday and held for investigation of bookmaking. Officers W. L. Mae and E. H. Kennedy reported finding Hammett with bookmaking paraphernalia, suggesting involvement in illegal gambling activities.
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Forrest
Martin Hammett
Barry Dr
Iis Ors
W. L. Mae
E. H. Kennedy
Hammett
Baroda Prince in No Rush to Give Up Fabulous Throne
Baroda Maharajah, fresh from New York to England, shows no hurry to abdicate amid claims of a $10 million spending spree. The Baroda legislature urged abdication in favor of Fatehsinha and sought a regency council while India prepared to intervene.
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Baroda
Ondon
England
India
Headley
Surrey
New York
Associated Press
New Delhi
States Ministry
Dominion of India
Fatehsinha
Government of India
Elizabeth
Maui Boy 10 Mysteriously Locked In on Lurline
Richard Serrao a Maui native, age ten, was found locked in a small room aboard the S S Lurline as it sailed from Honolulu bound for Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor. His mother had searched the pier as purser Gig Marquise relayed word by wireless that the boy was safe. The boy will return home with his mother after paying round trip fare.
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Richard
S. Lurline
Honolulu
Richard Serrao
Maui
Hono
Lulu
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Gig Marquise
Matson Line
Lurline
Spain Denies Anti Russ Pact
Barcelona Aug 12 Foreign Minister Alberto Martin Artajo said Spain has not made any commitments to fight with Western powers in case of war and there have been no conversations to align Spain with the West. He spoke in an interview granted to Antonio Sanchez Gomez of La Prensa.
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Barcelona
Spain
Alberto Martin Artajo
Martin Artajo
Antonio Sanchez Gomez
la Prensa
Tug Nears Disabled Ship Off Mexico
The Ocean Prince, a tug from Long Beach, nears the crippled British freighter Greystoke Castle about 1000 miles south of the area. Coast Guard reports the tug arrived in forenoon but could not locate the stricken ship yet. Another vessel supplied water and diesel fuel to run its generators as the freighter lay to in good weather.
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Long Beach
Here
Coast Guard
Greystoke Castle
Castle Base Receives Six More B-29 Bombers
Merced dispatch reports Castle Air Force Base receiving six additional B-29 bombers announced by acting commanding officer Lt. Col. William G. Gillespie. The six planes bring the base total to 36 bombers as part of the Air Force program to reactivate stored aircraft.
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Merced
Castle Air Force Base
William G. Gillespie
Air Force
Willates Base
Residents Report Homes Burglarized
Burglars yesterday broke into the home of Mrs. Robbie Rogers at 5931 Olive Ave and stole loot valued at 101 dollars including cash silverware and jewelry. Fred O. Dow of 6108 Olive Ave reported a thief entered his home while he showered and stole 40 dollars.
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Robbie Rogers
Olive Ave
Fred O. Dow
Council Grants Half Reduction on Willow Street Property
City council acting as a board of equalization reduces Creeden’s assessed land and improvements at 1292 to 1294 Willow Street by 50 percent citing damage from Willow Street bridge construction. Majority included Mayor Chace and seven councilors. Seaton abstained. Also approves 50 percent cuts for St Anthony’s and St Matthew’s schools. Denies Morgan Stivers 33 percent for Mason Temples. Denies Pacific Coast Club 25 percent. M. C. A. to seek 90 percent on 29 260 improvements tomorrow at 10 a m with other hearings planned.
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Board of Equalization
L. E. Creeden
Willow St
Chace
Carleson
Klockstein
Jackson
Ramsey
Parmley
Kealer
Wagner
Seaton
Creeden
Pharmacists pick Jacksonville for 1949 convention
The American Pharmaceutical Association selected Jacksonville Florida as the site for its 1949 convention during the latter part of April and the first part of May. The 43rd annual meeting is in session in San Francisco. John Culley of Ogden Utah was elected honorary president by the house of delegates.
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San Francisco
American Pharmaceutical Association
Jacksonville
Fla
John Culley
Ogden
Utah
House of Delegates
Need for foreign farm labor told
Washington August 12 official witnesses told a Senate immigration subcommittee that 30 000 to 45 000 foreign farm workers will be needed for fall harvests most from Mexico. They said growers press state offices to declare shortages but prefer Mexican labor for stoop work.
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Washington
U. S
Agriculture Department
U. S. Employment Service
Senate
Mexico
Edward J. Overby
Secretary of Agriculture
Clarence E. Herdt
R. W. Obe
Drug Smugglers Fined in Japan
Two Chinese brothers Mew King San and Mew Shau Chi were fined 75 000 yen and given two years for illegal entry and smuggling penicillin and streptomycin valued at 12 000 dollars. The case tied to the Flying Arrow from Hong Kong into Yokohama. Other defendants included Captain Robert Maulding fined 1 000 dollars and Lt. Francis P. McLaughlin fined 2 000 dollars and dismissed.
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Yokohama
Mew King San
Mew Shau Chi
U. S
Japan
Rankin challenges Ike over spy scare in remarks
Rep Rankin of Mississippi, ranking Democrat on the committee on un American activities, says the panel will not stay idle amid the spy scare. He issues a prepared statement taking issue with Gen Eisenhower who, in Denver, said government secrecy is adequate and that the danger from spies is not great.
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Tupelo, Miss
Rep. Rankin
D.-Miss
House Committee On UN
Rankin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Denver
Tiny Lynwood Baby Shows Weight Gain at Maywood Hospital
Nancy Rae Brown, 21 days old in Maywood, weighed two pounds at birth and lost six ounces since. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of Lynwood has gained an ounce and a half in three days while receiving intravenous nutrition in an incubator. Doctors say she is coming along fine and faces a 100 to 1 life chance at birth.
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Maywood
Nancy Rae _ Brown
Robert Brown
Lynwood
Maywood Hospital
States Righters Angle for Texas
States' rights Democrats campaign in Texas focus on the 23 electoral votes. Gov. Thurmond spoke at a mass meeting in Houston outlining campaign strategy and projecting more than 100 electoral votes for the ticket. A Rebel crowd of 8000 to 9000 filled the Sam Houston Coliseum.
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Houston
Texas
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
South
Thurmond
Fielding Wright
Mississippi
States’ Rights
Truman
Sam Houston Coliseum
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Swede Sails Atlantic to Deliver His Opera
Six men a boy and a dog sail from the Azores to New York aboard the 40 foot Norwegian Colin bound for Broadway. They left Oslo June 20 with a Scotland stop en route and plan to reach Oyster Bay to press their opera with Broadway producers.
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Edgartown
Mass
New York
Broadway
Colin
Azores
Oslo
Scotland
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Arel Selmer
Actress Irene Hervey Daughter Plans Nuptials
Actress Irene Hervey reveals her daughter Gail Irene aged 18 will wed Charles Stewart Parnell aged 20, a musician and her childhood sweetheart, soon after her husband Allan Jones returns from England.
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Hollywood
Irene Hervey
Gail Irene
Charles Stewart Parnell
Miss Hervey
Allan Jones
England
Church Gains Adhesion in Japan After War
Rev Michio Kozaki reports the Protestant Christian Church in Japan adding more than 15000 new adherents annually since the war end. The Church of Christ in Japan moderator said interest in Christianity is greater than ever before in the country.
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New York
Protestant Christian Church
Japan
Michio Kozaki
Church of Christ In
Municipal Band Concert Program
The municipal band presents a two night program directed by J Richards with James E Son as assistant soloist. Selections include Lilliehoorn March Honeysuckle Deep Purpte Melody A La Kint Bewitching Reetti Gerser Paraphrase and The Entrance of Chicago Sousa.
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Richards
James E. Son
al Lilliehoorn
Henry Stephan
Casey
Zea
de Rose
King Alford
Laurendean Fumbs
Gerser
Meevest
Kermean Paranhrase
Levenberg
Elle of
Chicago
John Philip Sousa
Briefcase Stolen From Car of Local Plasterer
Richard A. Martin of 1820 E. 55th St., a plastering contractor, reported yesterday that a briefcase with valuable papers was stolen from his car parked at Seventh St. and Nebraska Ave.
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Richard A. Martin
E. 55Th St
Seventh St
Nebraska Ave
Burglary at 904 Cerritos Ave Loses Watches and Cash
Police report a burglary last night at the rooming house 904 Cerritos Ave. Two watches valued at 75 dollars and 13 dollars in cash were taken. No suspects named. Investigators urge any witnesses to come forward.
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Cerritos Ave
Long Beach Police Department seeks patrolmen amid staffing shortage
The Long Beach Police Department began accepting patrolman applications as a potential manpower shortage looms. Written exam Sept 11, aptitude test later. last filing date Aug 24. 24 retirees expected this year. many officers seeking other agencies or LAPD exams. resignations and reserve service claims noted.
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Long Beach
Alvin F. Slaight
Otto Faulkner
Benefit Card Party At Carpenter Hall Tonight
A benefit public card party will be held at 8 oclock tonight in Carpenter hall at 1144 Olive Ave Long Beach by Long Beach Lodge Security Benefit Association F A Behrendt is chairman. Luncheon Tomorrow Royalite Club of Long Beach Camp Royal Neighbors of America will hold a noon luncheon tomorrow in the womens parlor Machinists Building 728 Elm Ave Office Looted Burglars last night took 45 dollars and office equipment valued at 120 from the welding equipment company at 2200 W Pacific Coast Hwy police report Trainee Leaves Richard Adamson 18 son of Mr and Mrs George Adamson 5625 Olive Ave has left for San Antonio Texas to begin basic training as a US Air Force member He signed for three years a Poly High School graduate.
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Carpenter Hall
Olive Ave
Long Beach Lodge
Security Benefit Association
F. A. Behrendt
Royalite Club of
Long Beach
Royal Neighbors of America
Elm Ave
Pacific Coast Hwy
Richard Adamson
George Adamson
San Antonio
Texas
U. S. Air Force
Poly High School
Yellow Cab Admits Meter Overcharges
Yellow Cab Company informs City Manager Carl Wirsching that 24 of 75 meters ran too high for about 10 days. President H O Christiansen says faulty meters were corrected and overcharges averaged about 10 cents per ride on the misrated meters.
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Yellow Cab Company
Carl B. Wirsching
Bureau of Franchises
H. O. Christiansen
Christiansen
Family of 14 Emigrate from Liechtenstein to America
Gustav Biedermann his wife and 12 children arrived in Los Angeles after leaving Liechtenstein noting the principality was too crowded The family came by American Airlines and Biedermann 54 once ran a health resort there and plans to open another in Corona California
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Los Angeles
Gustav Biedermann
America
Liechtenstein
American Airlines
Biedermann
Corona
Lad, 2, Survives 30 Foot Fall Then Breaks Collarbone
Oakland reports Jimmy Dutra, age 2, fell 30 feet from a porch and landed on concrete, escaping serious injury. He later entered hospital with a fractured collarbone after walking into a door at home and sustaining an arm scratch.
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Oakland
Jimmy Dutra
Vital Statistics Seaside Memorial Birth Announcements
Seaside Memorial Hospital records multiple birth notices listing parents and birth dates. Entries include Evans boy born Aug 6 at 3768 Mar Ruta St. Harris boy Aug 3. Hughes girl. Po fri er Huntington Beach boy Aug 8. Shelby infant son at 263 Corona Ave. Morton girl Aug. Jacobs girl. Bles-Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Imington girl Aug. 6.
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Seaside Memorial Hospital
Anderson
Truman
Brent A
Garde
Alexander
Imington
Evans
la T
Marruta St
Worg Co
Molino Ave
Harris
Rand
W. A
Etivanda
E. F
Corona Ave
Boy
Long Beach Court Divorces Filed Names Mixed
Divorces listed for Long Beach court include multiple cases such as Juana Landers versus Bob Galen, Dolly Stark versus James See versus Alexander, Lee Russell against Viola, OA against Arthur, Laura Herman versus Dallas, Filameno Bernal versus Freda, Josie Swan versus Raymond, Mae ee versus George, Kingery Mary versus William, Earl Terling against Ima, Belle Trupe versus Daniel, Ruth Balding versus Clifford, Anna Davis versus Delmar, Ruth Crabtree versus Raymond, Merle Hawk versus James.
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Long Beach Court Landers
Juana
Bob Galen
Stark
Dolly
James See Re
Alexander
Russell—Lee
Viola
Arthur
Herman
Laura
Dallas
Bernal
Filameno
Freda
Swan
Josie
Raymond
Ee Ee Mae
George Ee Ee
Margaret Kingery
Mary
William
Terling—Earl
Ima
Trupe
Belle
Daniel
Balding
Ruth
Clifford
Davis
Anna
Delmar
Crabtree
Ruth Va. Raymond
Hawk
Merle
James
Long Beach Marriage Licenses Listed in Dozens of Names
A scanned segment lists numerous marriage licenses with names including William Haydon Whistler, Lyle Bourlierey, Jack Roudebush, John Sweat, Merle Drake, Sally MacLeod, and many others. The garbled OCR shows multiple pairs and initials, indicating a roster of couples and spouses across a broad set of entries.
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RIAGE
Long Beach Sexayer- Sevang
Specetny
Haydon Whistler
Barrio Cheld
Wiliam
Gwyla
Bourlierey
Lyle
Inez
Beene
Sears
Sally
Macleo-Drake
Merlin
Leota
Dusa Roudebush
Jack
Janice
John
Margarita
Ama
Christine
PooweRe Bailey
Geor mi Eva Reas Sengale— Band; Ropbie. Scott-Page
Joe
France
Lambert- Mille
Dorothes
Hammond-Pric Charles
Doris
Wonacott
Cashman
Monte
Emma
Loveitt
Dave
Evelyn
Aton- Bales
Sidney
Joyce
Garcia- Missine
Raymond
Catherine
Tillman- Huckabee
Guyie
Baldwin-Sayre
George
Phyllis
Summers-Cade
Robert
Devonia
Smith-Haberman
Garvis
Marjorie Mal Whaylen
Dorothy
Barnes-Bryson
Rodney
Marion
McFarland-Morgan
Donald
Barbara Mounts
Griffith
Bill
Ruth
Rown-Means
Geor Mabel
Osborne- Patterson
Rolla
Corhen
Schwab-Moen
Edward D
LaVerne
Sine- Wade
Charles S of Ortiz-Aceves
Ely-Powny
Phii
Seth Dorothy Betty
Korner—John
Brennan-Coe John
Mr Hood Betterfield
Donsid
Betty- Rodlin-Gamar
Walter
Beatrice
Young
TU Nan
Joan Katpeanes- Slevedahl
Kathod
Noence
Effi
Warefu
A William
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