Laguna feud over bus routes sparks police clash story
Laguna Beach residents discuss a feud between Hel Stephens owner of a four bus company and William Bachman police chief after Stephens complained about police towing riders from town. The State Utilities Commission ordered off street turnarounds at the southern limits to improve safety, forcing longer bus runs and higher costs for Stephens.
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Laguna Beach
Laguna
Hel Stephens
William Bachman
Stephens
Council
Backman
State Utilities Commission
State At Tics Commission
Virus Found in Avocado Trees
Santa Ana February 3 virus found in avocado trees 20 to 30 years old once good producers. Assistant Farm Adviser Don Gustafson says disease is a virus in all parts of trees usually localized. Transmission occurs through propagation using buds wood grasswood or seeds from infected trees. Disease lowers fruit yield and quality. removal of trees is advised with replanting in same spots without damage to new trees.
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Santa Ana
Don Gustafson
Gustafson
New Offspring to Be Seen by Two Whit tier Mothers
Whittier reports two mothers will meet their newborn twins this week. Both pairs are identical twins born at Murphy Memorial Hospital and transferred to Los Angele s hospitals for care. The Ingrams’ twins Rabari James and David Brace weighed 4 4 and 4 9 pounds, while the Kruses’ Carol Hileen and Carolyn Elsine weighed 5 11 and 4 15 pounds, respectively.
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Whittier
Murphy Stemorial Hospital
Loses Hospitals
Richard Ingram
S. Worwalk Blvd
Rabari James
David Brace
Jerome Kruses
Vanport Ave
Carol Hileen
Carolyn Elsine
Passports Wanted Amid Marriage License Rush
Mrs. Evelyn Geren of Grange County reports January activity shows 149 marriage licenses and 83 passport permits, up from December. Travel abroad permits mostly went to service families, with South America ranking high among foreign destinations.
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Iis
Evelyn Geren
Grange County
South America
Balboa Anglers Elect Officers Move in Newport Beach
Balboa Anglers Club in Newport Beach names Angus Potter as president succeeding Ed Aven. Potter was vice president last year. Other officers include Paul M. Rogers first vice president J B McNally second vice president George Pross treasurer L L Jonas secretary C L Atkinson weighmaster Frank Crocker historian. New directors: Wally Rogers Pepito Perez Pross Frank Sawyer Leonard Kingsbaker Dr M Beebe and Ed Allen past president.
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Newport Beach
Angus Potter
Balboa Anglers Club
Ed Aven
Potter
Paul M. Rogers
J. B. McNally
George Pross
L. L. Jonas
C. L. Atkinson
Frank Crocker
Wally,Rogers
Pepito Perez
Pross
Frank Sawyer
Leonard Kingsbaker
M. Beebe
Ed Allen
Legislator Speaking Tonight in Santa Ana
State Sen Randolph Collier of Leela will address a Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce gathering at the Santa Ana Community Clubhouse 1104 West Eighth Street at 6 45 this evening. Collier, a highway program expert, will discuss highway financing and be introduced by Walter Schmid, chairman of the chamber highway committee.
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Huntington Beach
Randolph Collier
Leela
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Santa Ana
Eighth St. St
Collier
Walter Schmid
Chaixman Ae Associated
Graduates Honored at Cabrillo Avenue School Dance
Twenty three Cabrillo Ave School graduates were honored at a square dance party hosted by the PTA in San Pedro on February 5. Mrs. M L J Hansen presented corsages to all mothers. Rita Sanci chaired decorations with PTA board members as hostesses including Mrs. Peter Costa Jr., Mrs. Ann Stellman and Mrs. Ann Torino.
Chairman Appointed to Lomita San Pedro PTA Council
Mrs. T Rowland of White Point PTA has been named room mother and chairman of the Lomita San Pedro Council. The appointment was made in Los Angeles for the Los Angeles area.
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Ban Ped
T. Rowland
White Point
PTA
Lomita San Pedro Council
Los Angeles
Secretary manager job opens at Bellflower Chamber
Bellflower February six report shows the chamber seeks a qualified executive type in public relations. Five applicants have filed for the $475 monthly post to succeed Ed Kennedy who resigns to join County Supervisor Herbert Legs. A screening committee, including Floyd Wilson and John Thompson, will review applicants. Kennedy will be honored at a testimonial banquet February twenty seven at Lakewood Country Club.
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Bellflower
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Kennedy
Kennedy
Herbert Legs
Mary Lewis
Floyd ‘Wilson
Wilson
John Thompson
Bob Greniier
Bert Abraham
John Stokes
Jesse Nixon
Chamber
Lakewood Country Club
Lower Livestock Prices Reported
Los Angeles based livestock market report shows prices sliding again this week. Steers and heifers edges lower while cows and hogs fall 50 cents to $1 from a week ago. Feeder trading light and meat packers well supplied as regional hog and lamb supplies press prices.
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Los Angeles
Los Alamitos Has No Typhoid
Los Alamitos reports no typhoid cases tied to the January flood contamination. County health officer Dr. Edward Lee Russell said the waiting period after exposure has three days left and wells were free of contamination. Three inoculation rounds protected 1613 residents, with final shots given by Dr. Russell and Dr. Emma Wharton.
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Los Alamitos
Edward Lee Russell
Russell
Emma Wharton
County Health Department
Social and patriotic events planned in Wilmington February
Wilmington recreation director Ray Hodgson reports a busy February with Brotherhood Week Lincoln's Birthday and Washington's Birthday celebrations. At Banning Playground the Square Fellows Club hosts a Valentine party Feb 3, Lamp Club Feb 4, and a children’s play Feb 12, with an old-time dance on Feb 14. Withington Playground will host Valentine parties and patriotic observances Feb 12 and 22. A Quaker Way play by Banning children is set for March 6.
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Wilmington
Ray Hodgson
Banning Playground
Brotherhood
Lincoln
Wilmington Playground
Valerie
Banning
Withington
Quaker Way
Founders Day Fete Planned for Calin P. Kelly PTA
Calin P. Kelly PTA members plan Founders Day February 20 at 2 15 p m at the school with special guests including presidents. Carnival plans set for May 9. Mothers March for Polio raised 536 41 with many volunteers listed. Coffee to follow at PTA President Mrs Don Herborn's name.
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Alex Farlie
Charles Blum
M. Farwell
K. Mee| Nabb
Don Herborn
PTA
Wilmington YWCA Membership Meeting Summary
Wilmington February meeting of the Wilmington YWCA featured four membership classes explained by chair Lorraine Harper. Speakers included Mrs Pedro Aguirre and Mrs Os Blackstone who detailed the February 26 elector's assembly and upcoming national convention topics. Plans for annual enrollment were outlined for early April with the next committee meeting set for March 4 at 2 0 a m.
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Wilmington
Wilmington Ywca
Lorraine Harper
YWCA
Pedro Aguirre
Wilmaington Ywca
Os Blackstone
Harbor Area
The
Huntington Youths on Raft Cautioned
Three Huntington youths were seen on a makeshift raft on a flooded mud flat lake east of the city. Police delivered a stern warning after returning the boys to their parents, citing hazards from the unstable water and debris.
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Huntington
Yun Beach
Newport Beach issues office building permit on Coast Highway
A construction permit was issued yesterday for an office building at 1231 Coast Hwy in Newport Beach. James Barrett received the permit with a declared building value of 1800 dollars.
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Newport Beach
Coast Hwy
James Barrett
Norwalk Man Faces Theft Charge For Three Refrigerators
Joseph Coleman, 27, of Norwalk, remanded for hearing in Long Beach Superior Court on Feb. 14 after being charged with the theft of three refrigerators valued at 1323 dollars. The complaint states the appliances were delivered to a Los Angeles address on Jan. 11, 1952 and taken without payment. Complaints filed by Charles Evett, Kennedy Pipe and Supply Co. of Paramount.
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Joseph Coleman
Norwalk
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Long Beach Superior Court
Muicipal
Roberta Butzbach
Coleman
Los Angeles
Charles Evett
Kennedy Pipe and Supply Co
Paramount
VILLALOBOS and Friends Honor at St Joseph Hospital
A garbled listing shows multiple obituaries and memorial notices for individuals tied to St Joseph Hospital and local communities. Names include Rudolph Villalobos, Kingson Edelman, Amador Guemen, and others. Dates reference February memorials and hospital services in Anaheim and Santa Ana areas.
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James R Wedemann
St. Joseph
Hosley
Eimunity
Amador Guemen
Frogresao
Garden Grove
Holbacor
Robart
Beach
Ate Ae Johnson
Atanley Eh Peon
Waimat
Bante Ape
Teepe
Prelton
Tustin
Joseph Koapital
Abor
Mxee
Roseel Benes
Hatterey
Rania Ane
St. Joesph Hospital
Bebesatoe
Jenisicn
Coreas Dei Mar
Domai Hospital
Ta Ha
Hollydale Civic Council to discuss building fund meeting
Hollydale Civic Council will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. in Hollydale school to plan raising funds for a community building on Industrial Street and Harding Avenue. Agenda includes youth recruitment for the South Gate Youth Band, remarks by Dale Eymann and Councilman J. M. Taylor, and a past presidents night with Red Cross needs talk.
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Industrial St
Harding Ave
Hollydale Civic Council
Main St
Fred Paine
Civic Council
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
South Gate
Dale Eymann
J. M. Taylor
Stanley Campbell
Red Cross
Blond Bank
C. J. Peckenpaugh
Call Issued for Red Cross Aids Campaign
Wilmington reports Red Cross director Del Dryer issued a call for volunteers to support the 3,150,000 quota for the Los Angeles chapter. He seeks help before the March 1 opening, with local headquarters at 728 Lagoon Ave. Primary need is funds for the blood program, costing 4.47 per pint processed.
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del Dryer
Red Cross Fund
Los Angeles
Dryer
Fed Cross
Lagoon Ave
Pupils to Get Long Recess in Cypress County
Cypress February 5 pupils and teachers will enjoy a four day recess next weekend due to Lincoln's birthday on February 12 and Washington's birthday on February 22. About 45,000 students and 2,200 teachers will have Saturday through Tuesday off, resuming Wednesday. County population has risen from 40,000 to 43,000 with higher elementary attendance. High schools report 14,000 students, up from 10,000. junior college enrollment has fallen from 3,400 to a lower figure.
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Misa Dickerson
P Lincoln
Washington
Walt
Dickerson
Henan Ranney
County Department of Child Guidance
Grace
Ranney
Leland St Mothers March Against Polio in Pedro
Leland Street PTA mothers marched for the March of Dimes in San Pedro raising 253.85. Participants gathered at Mrs. George Miller’s home and received canvassing assignments from president Mrs. Lloyd Adams. The list includes many local mothers and residents.
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San Pedro
Leland St
Hayward West
George Miller
John Mardesich
Carl Smith
Whittier School to Begin New Elementary This Spring
Whittier plans a third elementary school in Whittier Downs with 10 classrooms and kindergarten. George Washington plant plans await state architect approval and Finance Department sign off before bids are issued. Superintendent Fred Bewley said the project is slated to start this spring north of Washington Blvd near Broadway.
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Whittier
Whittier Downs
George Washington
Department of Finance
Fred Bewley
Washington Blvd
Broadway
Men Imprisoned 15 Years Denied Parole
Laguna Beach reports two men once sentenced to life for a 1936 taxi driver shooting denied parole by the California Adult Authority. Gerald Vance and Fulton DeBord, then 18, shot Harold D. Marshall in Laguna Canyon and dumped him. Marshall has been paralyzed since.
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Harold D
Bud) Marshall
San Quentin
Gerald Vance
Fulton DeBord
China
California Adult Authority
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Vance
Laguna Canyon
Marshall
Big Bend
DeBord
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Los Angeles
Guntington Beach
Oregon
Field Trials Draw 75 Dogs on Southern California Coast
Inkstone Rover owned by Robert E. Smith of San Marino won the open all age stake at field trials by the Southern California Retriever Club on Irvine Ranch property near Upper Newport Bay. Oak Creek Golden Spirit, owned by Don Smith of Bishop, placed second. Nimrodorum Duke owned by Henry de Roulet of Los Angeles took third. Yourth Ripper owned by Robert Kelly of Los Angeles. The event began Saturday with a derby for dogs under two years and a qualifying stake.
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Inkstone Rover
Robert E. Smith
San Marino
Southern California Retriever Club
Irvine Ranch
Newport Bay
Oak Creek Golden Spirit
Don Smith
Bishop
Nimrodorum Duke
Henry de Roulet
Los Angeles
Yourth Ripper
Robert Kelly
Wilmington Boys to Attend Model Youth Legislature
Wilmington Feb 3 report that Wilmington Hi students John Auvrigie and Maurice Lostlin, along with Howard Campbell, will attend the model youth legislature in Sacramento on Feb 21. The trip is sponsored by the Wilmington Y's Men's Club with Dave Tipton as club president.
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Wilmington Hi
Sacramento
Howard Campbell
John Auvrigie J
Maurice Lostlin
Campbell
Banning High School
Wilmington Y's
Dave Tipton
Due May Face Court in Orange County
Santa Ana February report: Sheriff Sgt. Dan Rios said he is undecided on prosecuting Alfred Elmer Tindall and Frank Xavier LeBlanc for six Laguna Beach burglaries. Arrested in San Diego, they may face Orange County charges if returned. About $4500 in goods stolen. Claimed items recovered.
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Santa Ana
Dan Rios
Alfred Elmer Tindall
Frank Xavier LeBlanc
Laguna
Tindall
LeBlanc
San Diego
Orange County
Orange Market Reported Steady in California oranges
Los Angeles reports the California-Arizona orange market held steady this week with small sizes weaker due to weather delays. Future shipments will be mostly Southern California navels as harvests finish elsewhere. Pro-rate for week ending Feb 9 set at 850 cars, 200 above last week. Lemon market declined. prorate for next week at 225 cars, 25 fewer than this week.
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Los Angeles
F.c.b
California
F.o.b
Laguna Ponders City's Set up
Laguna Beach debate over adopting a city manager government grows as the Chamber of Commerce pushes to place the issue before voters at the April election. A post card poll shows major support for an efficiency survey of city operations and for a vote on the city manager proposal amid questions about the cost.
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Laguna Beach
Laguna
Chamber of Commerce
Laguna Taxpayers Association
Chamber
Glass Etching Feature Highlighted by Grove Club
GARDEN GROVE Feb 5 Glass etching will be featured at a session of the Women's Civic Club arts and crafts section following a neon luncheon meeting Wednesday at the clubhouse. Mrs Flossie Maupin will be hostess. Entry blanks for exhibitors in the Orange County women's hobby show may be obtained from Mrs Howard Johnson at 11381 E Lampson.
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Garden Grove
Women's Civic Club
Flossie Maupin
al-Orange County
Howard i Johnson
E. Lampson Ves
Keystone Zoning Hearing Sets For Trailer Park Site
Keystone Feb 5 The Los Angeles County Planning Commission will hold a Thursday hearing to consider a special permit request from operators of a trailer park at 22733 Main St to rezone 4.4 acres from Act or agricultural to allow a utility building. Hearing time is 11 15 a m. Local reports said the case will be reviewed by the regional planning commission.
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Keystone
Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission
Main St
Planning Commission
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