Economist to Address Lions on Why Ivory Tower Failures
Dr. Carl Gregory of Long Beach State College will discuss Why Ivory Tower Economists Have Failed Business at noon Friday for the Long Beach Lions Club in the Marine Room of Wilton Hotel. He chairs the social science department and has worked as a business consultant and newspaper owner editor in Alaska.
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Ivory Tower
Carl Gregory
Long Beach State College
Long Beach Lions Club
Marine Room
Wilton
Gregory
State College
Alaska
New York University
Vernon Hedden
Ex Tax Officials on Trial Monday
Two former Internal Revenue officials face federal court charges of conspiring to shake down a convicted abortionist with tax difficulties. Defendants are Ernest M. Schino and Patrick Mooney, plus Martin M. Hartinda. Chief witness Gertrude Jenkins testified she paid 6000 dollars for 10000 copper shares to avoid tax fraud charges.
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San Francisco
Internal Revenue
Ernest M
Mike) Schino
Bureau
Patrick Mooney
Reno
Martin M. Hartinda
Mountain City Consolidated Copper Co
Nevada
Gertrude Jenkins
Tehachapi
Mooney
Townsendites List Meetings For Upcoming Week
Townsend clubs in Long Beach announce a week of meetings. Club 1 meets at Townsend Hall 131 W Fifth St at 7 30 p m Monday with Steve Young in charge. Club 7 meets 7 30 p m Tuesday in Townsend Hall with Dr Paul Gardner speaking. Club 12 hosts a card party Tuesday at 1 p m and 18th District clubs meet Wednesday at 12 36 p m with Clyde Roseberry speaking. Rev J J Hogan addresses Club 12 at 7 20 p m Wednesday. Friday features a card party at 1 p m and Club 2 meets 7 30 p m with Paul S Dietrich as speaker. Club 10 hosts 1 30 p m meeting at 2029 E Broadway with Mrs Amelia Dyer as hostess and Mrs Lilly M Mercer in charge. 18th District clubs meet 7 30 p m Friday. Saturday shows pictures by Lawrence Willison.
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Townsend Clubs
Long Beach
Club 1
Townsend Hall
Fifth St
Steve Young
Paul Gardner
Club 7
Club 12
Natty
Clyde Roseberry
J. J. Hogan
Club 2
Paul S. Dietrich
Club 10
E. Broadway
Silverado Girl and Kidd Boy Win Yo-Yo Titles
Jane Woolner at 15 from Silverado Park won the all city girls yo-yo championship with a perfect score and will compete in the California state championships. Bill Whitten, 14 from Admiral Kidd Park, scored 95 of 100 in the boys final. Both advance to the southern district playoffs March 1 in Municipal Auditorium with contestants from 20 Southland cities. Runners up were Hazel Guay and Bob Seida, giving west side contestants a clean sweep.
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Jane Woolner
Silverado Park
California
Jane
Municipal Auditorium
Southland
Hazel Guay
Cabrillo Playground
Bob Seida
West Side
Pay Envelopes Going to Wives in Philadelphia Raid
In Philadelphia on February 5, 14 men arrested during a raid on a luncheonette where poker was in full swing will have unopened pay envelopes sent to their wives. Magistrate Samuel Clark ruled the sentences after Inspector Albert Dubois testified the raid followed complaints from some wives about late returns and short paydays.
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Philadelphia
Death Brings End to Court Action for Capt Sterling
Death ends court action against Capt. Ray M. Sterling 65 former master mariner and freight ship operator. He faced conspiracy charges connected with sale of 180000 dollars worth of prefabricated dwellings in Wilmington. Sterling suffered a stroke after release on reduced bail and died in Los Angeles. He resided at 9198 Manhattan Pl Los Angeles and previously lived in Long Beach and Dominguez. Survived by widow E Jean Sterling sisters Ethel Spears and Helen Casady native of Boston. Funeral 3 30 p m Tuesday at Wee Kirk of the Heather Forest Lawn Interment there.
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Ray M. Sterling
Wilmington
Sterling
Los Angeles
Manhattan PL
Long Beach
Dominguez
E. Jean Sterling
Ethel Spears
Eagle Rock
Helen Casady
Seattle
Wash
Boston
Mass
Forest Lawn
Health Association Contests Near Close
The Higby Memorial Award and Trudeau Society Award contests close March 1, with $150 prizes each for California residents. Papers on sociology psychology or history of tuberculosis qualify for Higby, while clinical laboratory or epidemiological work qualifies for Trudeau. Send entries to 45 Second St Room 409 San Francisco 5. Local office at 915 Pacific Ave.
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Higby Memorial
Trudeau Society
California Tuberculosis and Health Association
T. EB. Noble
Higby
California
Trudeau
Second St
San Francisco
Pacific Ave
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Helmut Hirshberg
Dick White
Art
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Bruce Trotter
Kiwanis Club
Lafayette Hotel
Reuben F. Pieters
Kiwanis Quartet
Ted Corcoran
Norman Masterson
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Gifford Hanson
North Long Beach
Toastmasters Club
Peterson’s
Ray Hartzell
Leon Enk
Richard Hamilton
Jacl Oliver
Ben Rasmussen
Henry Simmons
Gil Gilchrist
East Long Beach
Hazzard Jr
Pacific Y
Irys Meteorolphcatadena
Rotary Club
Pacific Coast Club
Q Water Resources Development Corporation
American Institute of Aerological Research
Krick Service
Denver
Raymond R. Ferlan
Tladdie Tilson
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Leon Frazier
Curtis Worley
Tyler Matthews
Tom Russell
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Fred Moore
Bill Echwager
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Lyman
Sutter
Long Beach Shrine Club
Wilton Hotel
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George L. Graziadio Jr
Inglewood
Jay Greeley
International
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