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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1956

Page

6

Cain's Last Ruling Ends Bizarre SACB Case

Former Sen. Harry P. Cain ruled that the Washington Pension Union is a Communist front. He recommended the full SACB treat the group as Communist controlled and register it with the attorney general. Cain noted early union aims were good but infiltrated by the Communist Party, with leadership mainly Party functionaries.

Washington Harry P. Cain Shington (State) Pension Union Washington Republican Sacbi Moscow Cain Herbert Brownell Jr Senate Pension Union Brownell SACB Communist Party

The nature of a husband explained in Reader's Digest

A Father explains masculine qualities a wife will encounter in her husband and how to support his success and daily happiness. The September issue offers 42 articles of lasting interest condensed from magazines, newspapers and books for quick reading at newsstands.

Reader’s Digest

Metre Cuts Fares Under New Legislation

Metropolitan Coach Lines will cut transportation costs starting Sept. 1 following the Kean Act. The act, signed by the President, eliminates the 10 percent federal tax on all fares 60 cents and under. previously the tax applied to fares over 25 cents, explained Metro president J. L. Haugh.

Kean J. L. Haugh Metro

Slayer of 2 Reprieved on: AWA Mm.

Bart Caritativa won an 11th hour reprieve from execution in the San Quentin gas chamber for the murder of Camille Banks, 52, and stabbing her husband Joseph Banks, 85, after last minute appeals to the State Supreme Court. Governor or court action awaited.

San Quentin Bart Caritativa San Quentic Marin County Caritattiva George T. Davis Phil G. Gibson State Supreme Court Harley v. Teets Caritativo Camille Banks Joseph Banks

Four Children of Tragic Pair Get Guardian

The four children of Mrs. Barbara Seifert were granted a temporary guardian by Superior Judge Beach Vasey. Beverly Wilson Westenberg of Long Beach, Mrs. Seifert’s sister, will care for the youngsters while a request for permanent guardianship, filed by Patrick B. Phelan, is set for hearing in Superior Court on Oct. 15. The Seiferts included two boys and two girls, ages about three and Andrew Seifert, 34, of 9251 Jugie Ave., who died from injuries in an industrial accident near Norwelk. An autopsy report, due in about two weeks, will determine the cause of Mrs. Seifert’s death, which friends believe resulted from a broken heart.

Barbara Seifert Beach Vasey Beverly Wilson Westenberger Long Beach Seifert Andrew Seifert Jugie Ave Norwelk

Orange Ave Street Improvement Certified Completion

Orange Ave from Carson Street to San Antonio Drive completed under a $58,168.47 contract. Ansco Construction Co. began July 10. Financed from the city's gasoline tax street improvement fund.

Sam E. Vickers Orange Ave Carson ‘St San Antonio Dr

Richmond Marin Bridge Dedicated by Governor

Gov Goodwin J. Knight formally dedicated the new 68 million Richmond San Rafael Bridge linking Castro Point Richmond and Point San Quentin Marin County. The five and a half mile span, second longest overwater structure, opens to autos at 12:01 am Saturday with 75 cent toll. ferries end after today. Construction began in 1953 after decades of debate following 1926 studies and 1951 state grants.

Richmond Richmond-San Rafael San Francisco Bay Goodwin J. Knight San Francisco Oakland Bay Golden Gate Bridge Castro R. le. Vaughn Engi

Badge to Son Officer Retires Over

Police officer Frank J. Fitzgerald aged 59 retired today but his badge and number stayed active in the family. His son Albert, a 32 year veteran, received the badge and number.

Uiago Frank J. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Albert

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