Turkish student to attend Wilson High in Long Beach
Long Beach area discussions unfold over field service students from Turkey and Germany living with local host families. Plans include Seren Haracel at Wilson High, Klaus Adame at Wilson, another student headed to Jordan High, with Uptown Kiwanis Club funding travel. Local mosque location noted, and community hosting cited as enriching yet unfunded by the Field Service program.
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Ther Abe
Los Angeles County
Long Beach
Seren Haracel
Wilson High School
American Field Service International Scholarship Organization
Florence
Los Angeles
Joe Warren
Fidler Ave
Haracci
Izmar
Turkey
Klaus D. Adame
D Wilson
Madge Skibba
Claremont Ave
Jordan High
Uptown Kiwanis Club
Jordan
Ray Bigley
Lime Ave
Uptown Mans
Field Service
IHMEZ
Lone Beach
Euroépe
Doh Lenzer
Hanover
Germany
Susan Boyle
Denmark
George Hayter
Switzerland
Hayter
Morris Hayter
Mongovia
Long Reach
Field Service Organization
Gauges Tell the Story Determine Temperature by Water Consumption
City water gauges reveal heat by daily consumption. In August the department records show 50.5 to 53.6 million gallons per day correlating with temperatures from the upper 70s to 90s. Brennan and Thomas announce peak daily usage. at 4 p.m. the tally hits 53 million gallons.
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Wailer Department
Brennan
Thomas
Baby Burned Bitten Beaten Three Jailed
A 13 month old girl was reported in serious condition at Harbor General Hospital. Her mother Mrs Doris Miller 20 and two teens Gale Moore 17 and Robert Crawford 19 were arrested in Compton on charges of unjustifiable punishment of a child.
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Torrance
Harbor General Hospital
Compton
Doris Irene Mil
Ler
Gale Moore
Robert Crawford
San Luis St. Compton
Sue
Su ¥Imar
Navy to Fly Girl to Hawaii for Stowaway Charge
Joycelyn Pilapil, 13, pleaded guilty in Los Angeles Federal Court to juvenile delinquency for stowing away on the Canadian destroyer Athabaskan. She received five years probation and was ordered returned to her Hawaii home on a Navy transport. The naval ship’s officers indicated no charges would be filed against her.
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Joycelyn
Joan Pilapil
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Ile
Navy
Athabaskan
Four Arrested as Tipsy in Smash-ups
Four motorists were jailed for drunken driving after separate collisions near the Traffic Circle late Thursday and today. Roy C. Zornes, 35, skidded 164 feet and somersaulted into the Traffic Circle about 1:15 a.m. He was dazed but unhurt. James Pascis Neal, 35, was arrested at 10 p.m. after his car sideswiped James C. Anderson at the Traffic Circle. Ross H. Thomas, 42, was cited at 12:30 a.m. after a net-injury collision at 7th St and Recondo Ave. Beatrice Mary Waitlock, 48, was booked after her car struck the rear of Margaret Mary Scaling’s car at Paramount Blvd at 4:30 p.m.
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Roy C. Zornes
Gale Ave
Zornes
J. C. Naylor
Pacific Coast Hwy
Contol
James Pascis Neal
Sunfield Ave
Lakewood
James C. Anderson
Wilton St
Ross H. Thomas
E. Broadway
7Th St
Recondo Ave
Thomas
James R. Hopkins
Paine Air Force Base
Everett
Washington
Beatrice Mary Waitlock
Florence Ave
Paramount
Margaret Mary Scaling
St. Louis Ave
Paramount Blvd
Smog Order Ignores Ban On Burning By Local Fire Depts
The County Air Pollution Control District urged fire departments to halt burning due to a predicted heavy smog. Long Beach and Compton fire departments issued permits as usual. A Compton chief said past requests were ignored, noting no advance notice after the emergency ended.
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County Air Follution Control District
Long Beach
Compter Fire Dept
Los Angeles County
Bellflower
Lakewood
L. W. Parsons
Compton Srefighters
Alr Pollution Board
Flying jets in Refresher annual maneuvers begin
Two Marine Air Reserve jet fighter squadrons will conduct 15 days of training at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station starting Saturday. Combat veterans of World War II and Korean action will perform advanced maneuvers as Marines Squadrons 123 and 241 sharpen and update skills.
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Marine Air Reserve
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Eighteen Nominated for Ten Board Seats in Chamber Election
Fr Lloyd C Leedom announced today that eighteen men are eligible for ten chamber of commerce board posts to be vacated. Nominees selected by a nominating committee include Richard A Jon EB Bixby Frank S Bonham L V Lostwicl George V E eee Roy J Brown John C C Byr Charles M Campbell L V Gas sadey William C Ferguson Vir nil B Gillespie Richard R Loynes E Tennyson Moore Hall Moore Dr Hubert J Pritch ard George A Hichads Sta Charles Savitz and N L Smith. Ten new directors will serve three years. Voting deadline is 5 pm Thursday.
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Chamber of Cammeres Board of Directors
Lloyd C. Leedom
Get
Lostwicl
George V._E. eee
Roy J. Brown
John C. C. Byr
Charles M. Campbell
L. V. Gassadey
William C. Ferguson
Virnil B. Gillespie
Richard R Loynes
E. Tennyson Moore
Hall, Moore
Hubert J. Pritchard
George A. Hichads
Charles Savitz
N. L. Smith
Aquatic Batman headline highlights Long Beach AquaFair
The Weekslong Long Beach AquaFair wraps with an aquatic Batman act by Vern Craty of Sacramento at Marine Stadium. He performs noon exhibitions on both days using a kite and speedboat to lift the flyer about 100 feet. Also fans can watch water ski ballet, tricks, and junior and veteran events beginning at 1 (am or pm as printed) with championships for slalom jumping and doubles. Other events include the International Penguin Class Sailing Regatta at Alamitos Bay and outboard motorboat races to Belmont Pier with handicap entries for men and women.
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Long Beach
Marine Stadium
Vern Craty
Sacramento
Long Beach Boat
Sisi Club
Marine Stags
Crary
Trunior
AquaFair
Chamber of Commerce
Alamitos Bay Peninsula
United States
Canada
Hawaii
W National Penguin Asen
Alamitos Bay Facht Club
Magnolia Ave
Outboard Boating Club of
Pennsylvania outing picnic at Bixby Park
The Pennsylvania State Society hosts its annual picnic on Aux 22 at Bixby Park from 10 30 a m to 4 pm with the Municipal Band set to perform at 1 pm.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Society
Bixby Park
Finn Twins Sign Parole Under Protest Release From Federal Prison
The Finn twins aged 42 signed parole papers "under protest" and were released from Terminal Island Federal Correctional Institution after a lengthy battle with the Senate subcommittee on Constitutional Rights. Charles and George Finn vowed ongoing actions, planned a protest appearance, and indicated hopes for a court challenge while asserting they would not admit guilt. Their release followed hunger strikes and a check of signatures by Warden and officials.
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Finn
Federal Correctional Institution
Terminal Island
Charles
George
Springfield
Earch
Sigun
Charles Fine De-Jing
Senate
Prostan
William Langer
G. Smith
Terminal Islands
Urison
IAD
Air Force
Berlin
Fightin
Joseph Scott
Patricia Lynn
Surprising Draw at U S Open Chess Tourney
Los Angeles player Dr. Peter Lapiken forced a five hour draw with Western Hemisphere champion Samuel Reshevsky, leaving four players tied for first on four wins. Local entrant William Boyer won by forfeit, while several others fell to masters or local players as the tournament continues through August 18 at the Municipal Recreation Center.
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Peter Lapiken
Los Angeles
Samuel Reshev
Sity
New York
Reshevsky
Lapxen
Reshevssy
William Boyer
Worton Ave
John Alexander
San Diego
Lapiken Jeft
Donald Burn
Ann Arbor
Mich
Rossolimo
Faul Brandts
James Sherwin
New York City
Lapikenere
Larry Remdnger
Robert Steinmeyer
St. Louis
Larry
Alen Kaufman
Soap Boxer Cobble Aims For All American Derby Downstate
Albert Cobble of Long Beach enters the 18th All American Soap Box Derby at Akron racing the Lucky Lady. He faces Frank Ricks of San Antonio and David Laverty of Madison in his first heat while competing against 153 local champions. Cobble trains with sponsor support from The Independent, Press Telegram, and local Chevrolet dealers.
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Ross Eperideet
Bros
Phillips Estan Aptian
Akron
Ohio
Albert Cobble
Long Beach
Darby
Texas
Wisconsin
Young Cobb
Lynn Erickson
Los Angeles
Sheraton May Elawer
Derby Downs
Young Cobble
Cobble
Lucky Lady
Rase
Frank Ricks
San Antonio
Tex
David Laverty
Madison
Wis
Southland
San Diego
San Bernardino
Independent
Press-Telegram
Chevrolet
Auto Lootings Total $17,000 In Three Car Burglars
Three car burglaries reported Thursday total nearly 17000 in value. Robert L. Colyer 1902 Greenbrier Rd lost 600 in clothing from a car in a lot. Hans Frederick Albertsen 4705 Whitewood Ave reported 231 in valuables including an outboard motor from a car on Pacific Coast Hwy near California Ave. Louis D. Lenchner of Los Ancles said a thief took 153 in fishing gear a camera and hubcaps from a vehicle at Municipal Airport.
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Robert L. Colyer
Greenbrier Rd
Hans Frederick Albertsen
Whitewood Ave
Pacific Coast Hwy
California Ave
Louis D. Lenchner
Los An
Acles
Red Men Convention to Open With Parade
The 89th Improved Order of Red Men convention opens with a Sunday downtown parade. The Red Men and the Degree of Parahantas auxiliary meet at Municipal Auditorium through Thursday, with sessions and a 2 p.m. parade route from Ocean Blvd and Elm Ave west to Pine Ave then north to 4th St east to American Ave south to Ocean Blvd and back to the assembly area. Parades feature bands costumes, mounted units, dill teams and drum ponos. The grand rally is set for Wednesday at 9 p.m.
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Improved Order of Red Men
Degree of Parahantas
Municipal Auditorium
Ocean Blvd
Elm Ave
Pine Ave
4Th St
American Ave
Assembly
CofC Hosts Imperial Valley Men on Valley Trade Tour
Key Imperial Valley businessmen tour Long Beach Saturday as guests of the Chamber of Commerce. More than 20 leaders will inspect the harbor industrial areas and city neighborhoods, with officials Walter Have korst Lloyd JC Leedom and Harbor Dept. explaining local business and trade opportunities. The visit includes Marine Stadium for AquaFait water ski championships as part of the chamber’s effort to expand regional interchange in the Southland.
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Imperial Valley
Lone Beach
Long Beach
Imperial Valley Group
Joral Chamber
Southland
Speed Trap Tryout Set Demonstration in Santa Ana
Santa Ana officials plan a radar speed control demonstration on the Santa Ana Freeway at Main Street August 24 at 5 p m. The device costs 1300 dollars and would be used mainly on the freeway to curb speeding through the northeast section. If effective, more radar outfits will be bought for other roads and cities.
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Santa Ana
Truselty
Main St
Oetiniz
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