Critical Subsidence and Funds Hurdle for Waterfront Project
City attorney outlines steps to acquire Union Pacific land needed for filling and raising projects. Appraisal authorization granted for the utility property at Water Street Mendocino Avenue southeast of Ocean Boulevard. Area 7 deemed most critical as residents displaced from Area 4 move in. health department urged to assess risk and curb further relocations. Commissioner Reider warns of life hazard. Sullivan and Davis call Area 7 the key critical area in the park.
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Railroad
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Mendocino Ave
Ocean Blvd
Sonoma Ave
Envance
Terminal Island
Francis I. Reider
Area 4
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Health Department
Reider
Emmet M. Sullivan
John P. Davis
Area 7
Hope to Ban All Burning of Rubbish
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously asked the Air Pollution Central District to draft a timetable for a city and county wide ban on backyard rubbish burning in home incinerators. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn said shifting burning hours showed incinerators are a major air pollution source.
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Los Angeles
Board, of Supervisors
Estate leaves income to woman's friends in St Louis
In St Louis a $490,000 estate grants the income to Mr and Mrs Joseph McIntyre, longtime friends of Miss Laura K Seitz who died November 3 at 79. The couple said they had cared for Miss Seitz and her mother for 46 years, aiding them in illness and sharing trips.
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Seitz
Joseph McIntyre
McIntyre
Novelist Hilton Dies of Cancer Continued From Page
Long Beach author Hilton, famed for Lost Horizon and Shangri La, died of cancer after a long career in fiction. Survived by widow Alice, a son in Long Beach, and his London-based father John Hilton Sr. He preferred writing in Long Beach over Hollywood and wrote many works in near isolation. He immigrated to the United States in 1937, later producing a string of celebrated novels and enduring phrases. Flowers omitted in favor of donations to the American Cancer Society.
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Dr Wissel
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James Hilton Sr
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Man Accused of Squirting Acid at Wife in 1935 Incident
Mildred Marie Stewart 20 and James Deanson Yokyo Stewart 30 faced charges after an alleged acid attack at the home of Stewart, reportedly using hydrochloric acid. Deputies said the incident occurred amid war rumor context with pilot reference and mistaken conspiracy claims.
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Son
Mildred Marie Stewart
James Doolittle
Jed Sheriff's Deputies
Deanson J
Yokyo
Roosevelt Jok Stewart
Wars Ghonavid
Stewart
Willian D. Woelske
Peniss Marcus Ac Wane and Hilton in Hollywood Years
The piece notes Flilzan's popular novels once described as escape into philosophy. Hilton sought peace, moving England to Hollywood thrice with two failed marriages. His fame included bestsellers like Knight Without Armor and Bagel in Heaven. Fire Chief Keller comments on a day that destroyed clothing for 40 people, incl. chief Stevenson.
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Flilzan
Hilton
Knight Without Armor
Heaven
Keller
W. B. Stevenson
Military cuts redraw forces in Europe and Asia
Defense plans slash Army Navy and Marine strength plus reshuffle units in Korea and Japan. The Army may reduce divisions by trimming totals and per unit manpower. The Marine Corps faces belt tightening as Korea move and homecoming of the 1st Marine Division are planned. Navy may lay up ships and trim crews while reserve training ties to regular centers.
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Army
Navy
Marine
1D Marine
Japan
Korea
Far East
Europe
Defense Department
Defense Secretary
Marine Corps
Pentagon
Congress
Scharrenberg to End State Service After 12 Years
Gov. Knight announced that Paul Scharrenberg will resign as state director of industrial relations effective January 31, ending 25 years in state service. The 73 year old will travel, write memoirs, and spend more time with family. Knight said he will not name a successor yet and will consult organized labor leaders.
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Paul Scharrenberg
Knight
Scharrenberg
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California Federation of Labor
AFL
Might
Gilbert Jertberg
Fresno
State Board of Education
Jertberg
Stanford
Press of Business
Edward Cain
Enemployment Insurance Appeals Board
Richard A. McGee
California Highway Patrol
Redwoods
Redwood Groves
California
Los Angeles
Thurssday
State Industrial Workshop For the
State Liquor and Gas Income Climb in October
Sacramento reports October state revenues from alcoholic beverages and gasoline rising. Taxable gasoline sales reached 362,134,000 gallons with $19,770,632 in revenue. Non taxable fuel totaled 116,284,000 gallons for non highway use. Alcohol taxes totaled $1,724,183, up 0.2 percent. Liquor distributions were 15,089,000 gallons. beer 14,133,000. wine 2,542,000 gallons.
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Sacramento
State Board of Equalization
Beaten Baby Taken From Young Cheyenne Mother
Cheyenne police report a week-old infant Paul Edward Selvage was removed from mother Helen Selvage after a court ordered welfare custody amid injuries including a broken leg and head trauma. The mother allegedly admitted beating the baby during temper tantrums.
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Paul Edward Selv+ lage
Helen Selvage
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