City Harbor and Port Officials Welcome Navy Cadets
Long Beach Navy authorities and Maine Maritime Academy cadets were hosted by Los Angeles Harbor officials at a Propeller Club luncheon in Lafayette Hotel. Senior officers from the Navy and Coast Guard joined city leaders to greet future captains and engineers aboard the training ship American Mariner.
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Navy
Long Beach
New England
American Mariner
Wy Wartlek
Maine Marltime
Academy
Lafayette Hotel
Los Angels
Arthur Eldridge
Propeller Club
Los Angeles
Hollywaort
Long Heac
Arthur L. Teamiey
Joseph HR. Rasisey
Raymond C. Kenton George Ezell
Herbert R. Klookslein
Bazi UL
Carlesotry
Carh B. Whiehing
Wort
B. J. Amor
Wo. Martin
Ward Johnson
William Barbee
David Olmsted
High Bank Navy
Coast Guard
Ehict
Paul Vendren
BE. OK. Herrman
Tilvision
Flascae Goede
View
Walter S. Debany
Bitte
Pacific
T. L. Bennett
Tith Coast Guard Tasilet
Adm
Warlick
Maine Maritime Academy
Sul
Massachusetts
Maine
San Francisco
Amendments Final Reading Redistricts Chestnut Cedar Areas
City Council final reading amended the zoning ordinance reclassifying 1200 block Chestnut and Cedar Aves from Red apartment house district to Gl business along Paramount Blvd, and both sides of Long Beach Blvd between Willow and Wardlow to reduce C2 to C3 business type. Dr. Litwack cited Dr. Whis of Los Angeles reporting measles six times higher than last year. Epidemics occur about every third year with about 90 percent of residents without immunity before age 20.
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Chestnut
Cedar
Paramount
7Th
South Sts
Long Beach Artesia St
Cherry, Ave
Paramount Blvd
Uni
Hien
Dr. Litwade
American Liberty Threatened, Dean Tells Bar Group
At the Long Beach Bar Association annual meeting at Virginia Country Club Dean Sheldon Dv El Hart of USC Law School warned about threats to American freedoms from political philosophies contrary to the US system. He urged lawyers to protect a free press and citizen rights, noting America grants unique opportunities to criticize government. Joseph E. Madden was installed as bar president, with Carvel Counts and others elected to officer and board roles.
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Long Beach Bar Association
Virginia Country Club
Sheldon Dv el Hart
University of Southern California Law School
Focal Bar
Judiciary
Ewolt
Law School
America
Joseph E. Mad ‘den
Bar Association
Pred A. Knight
Carvel M. Counts
Ruarel
City Balks on Gas Tax
The city will not join county efforts for a $59,072 gas tax allocation. The board of supervisors says it may order recipients to allow county sewer lines across municipal boundaries and accept sewage into city outlets when needed, but local officials have not been approached and would oppose such moves that threaten municipal rights.
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Board of Supervisors
First Reading Advances Merger Plan for Park on 18 Acres
The City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance outlining the acquisition of about 18 acres in the northwest county territory near the intersection of Both St and Cherry Ave for park development. The measure will proceed to a second reading for final action.
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Cannell
St. and
Cherry Ave
Smog Forecasting Feasibility Questioned by Fire Chief
Fire Chief Frank Sandeman questioned the practicality of a proposed smog forecaster to warn about inversions and guide when burning rubbish is forbidden. Louis C. McCabe proposed 48 hour and weekly forecasts to city chiefs and industries, but Sandeman cited enforcement and compliance hurdles and the need for permittees to heed daily forecasts.
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Frank 5. Sandeman
Louis C. McCabe
Alp Pollution Control Distriet
Long Beach $S
McCabe
Emade
Atlso
Sandeman
Rmits
Habeas Corpus Action in Court for Arbaugh Case
Glenn O Arbaugh seeks habeas corpus relief in Superior Court alleging due process violations in 1946 burglary conviction. He contends his attorney refused his right to testify and to call subpoenaed witnesses. Judge Lester J Sun presides as the hearing unfolds in Long Beach area court.
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Glenn
O. Arbaugh
Helen Arbaugh
Long’ Beach
Albaugh
Police
China Institute For Men
Arbaugh
Aubpoenadd
Leste J. Sun,rn
Escaper Held Charged With Heaton Slaying
An El Paso escaped convict Sam F. Smith, 19, was arrested in Los Angeles and charged with the murder of Maus W. Klepten, 42, former business manager of the Long Beach Sun, and fatally wounding B D MacNeil, 40, an El Paso advertising executive. The killings occurred when a holdup man shot them after they refused to abandon a car.
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el Paso
Texas
Los Angeles
Maus
Rice
W. Klepten
Long Beach Sun
B.D. MacNeil
Heb
el Ako
Norris Stensland
Sam F. Smith
Raids Target Gambling at Three Locations in Sheelty
Vice squad led by Lt. SG Taylor hit three Sheelty spots last night. At 9 15 p m a cafe back room on BOG Long Beach Bly yielded Truman F O Neal 40 charged with operating a gambling house. Two others were seized with gambling. At 1 00 am Leroy McNacley 46 of 1426 or 10th St was arrested at his home as five others played poker in a kitchen and four in an adjoining room. Nine people were later taken from William S Priner 88 of LELt Gryford Ave. Priner charged with gambling and his hall set at 100. Pleading guilty to poker participation were five men at 852k Sixth St. Ben Aaron 55 bar veneer 1724 Bn Fourth St and others were fined 3400 and 50 for admitting participation in the game.
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Sg.taylor
Sheelty
Bog Long Beach Bly
Truman F. O'Neal
Leroy McNacley
10Th St
Parsons
Willam S Priner
Lelt Gryford Ave
Prince
Hall Sas
Sixth St
Tinea
Charles DP
Watlec
Ben Aaron
Barveneer
Fourth St
Mayfield
Rewis
Herman W. Casey
Haskell Bi, Cloga
Joseph M. Davis
Richard J. Harting
Wallace
Divinity Student Held as Forger
Richard Francia Macpone, 243, a divinity student, is held by Los Angeles police on forgery charges. Police say he passed checks totaling 242 in the name of Rey E. Patterson, a WWII pilot shot down over Germany, to fund his schooling and bring his divorced wife from Philadelphia to remarry. Authorities note he claimed he could not be a minister in California until marital issues were resolved.
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Richard Francia Macpone
Soul Teach
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Rey E. Patterson
Germany
Macrone
Philadelphia
California
OH DEER ITS NO Fawn Isle Pleads Sante Catala
Arvin JT Brown representing Santa Catalina Island owner asks the Water and Game Commission in Sacramento to enclose deer on a 48.4 acre island as tourists fear they would be endangered by shooting. He notes up to 25 percent bucks does and fawns and reports deer eating poison oak leaves amid scarce food. The commission asks conservationists to study the situation.
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Sante Catala
Am Pen
Wisi and Game Commission
Arvin JT. Brown
Los Angeles
Santa Cata- Ana
Wilkin Wrigley Hen
Commission Bee Real Bune
Catalina
Ace
Census talk stirs Southern California city councils
The Chy Corncil and Mayor Bowron of Los Angeles discuss a special census to boost gas tax allotments. They argue that a statewide or federal census could affect funding, urging immediate action and council direction to convey stance to Mayor Bowron.
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Burton Wy
Chace
Elles
California
Leichey Bowron
Los
Angeles
Altilacke
Dong Bench City
Howtos
Inoefty
Bowron
Patrolman Seeks Retirement Pension After 24 Years Service
Patrolman Schuttner has applied for pension and retirement from the department. He expects to retire in April after joining in 1949 and serving more than 24 years. An extended absence due to expired vacation periods is noted, with most of his career spent in the habits.
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Schuttler
Shhs
Schuffner
Habernes
Fire Alarm System Overhaul Planned for Long Beach
Fire Chief Frank Sandeman and alarm superintendent Gene Hawes will host a review with A No Johanson of Gamewell Co on March 8 to discuss modernization of Long Beach’s 42 year old fire alarm system. The plan aims to improve protection for residents by replacing aging circuits and adding at least 10 new lines.
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Frank $. Sandemin
Gene Hawes
A. No Johanson
Gamewell Co
March
Aytem
Lang
Johanson
Long Beach
Sandeman
Hawes
Sanden
Bakersfield
Sarde
Va Est
Firearms Charge Brings $150 Fine
Youion Dixon aged 39 was arrested by Sigmar Lon police on suspicion of staking with a deadly weapon. He reportedly fired two shots at an oil depot on Temple Ave last Wednesday and pleaded guilty to a charge of displaying fire arms at a public event. Judge Stanley Pouty sentenced Wixom to a $150 fine.
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Youion Dixon
Sigmar Lon
Py Pinon
Temple Ave
Jast
Juge Stanley Pouty
Wixom
Rain Making Experiment Sees Partial Success At Municipal Airport
Local officials and chamber members report a partial success in a rain making experiment. Seeding with 75 pounds of dry ice was attempted yesterday at 2:44 p m but results were inconclusive. Officials plan another attempt pending weather and equipment readiness.
Car Upsets Killings and Injuries Near Terminal Island Bridge
A late night crash near the pontoon bridge on Terminal Island left one man dead and several injured. Ronald Rhick, 43, of 4300 Galaano Ave, died when the car overturned. Marion Nonilia, 32, of 421 Myrtle Ave, suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries. Calonel Jackson, 21, Navy, sustained a possible skull fracture and back injuries. McWhorter, 47, of 3181 Betmol Ave, was treated for facial injuries after a separate collision at Anabel St. John Doe and others involved faced varying injuries. police reported fatalities rising this year.
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Inet Knight
Terminal Island
Kfted
Ronald Rhick
Galaano Ave
Marion A. Nonilia
Myrtle Ave
Seaside
Daapital
Calonel Jackson
Navy
Naval Hospital
Senth
Mucke
Jackson
Bonilla
Willan BR. McWhorter
Betmol Ave
Anabel St
Cherry Lave
Robert J. Pratt
Gralamy
Ave
Pouglas
James Cullat
Ale Ave
Willan Wy Aneders
Potire Clyat Anders
Proestrian Huet Allon W. Spadisburg
Carob St
Tego
Gelook
Owene Witen
Artosk
Wie
Spales Bar
San
Taswell Ave
Wiedrich
Alleged knifer bound over for trial in Vernon case
Vyhorney 27 of 220 Williams Street bound over for superior court on deadly weapon charge after preliminary hearing before Judge Martha DeVites. Howard Waren 35 of 210 2nd Street Destified drunken walking alleged. incident cites Vynore Iyep stabbing Watson in shoulder. Iyep testified he did not remember. Arraignment set for Vyhorney on September Court date with $10 bail.
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Verizon Vyhorney
Vynore Iyep
Watsonyrath
Hier
Watson
Vynorney
Urge DeVeins
Vyhorney
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Thomas J. Cunningham
Eugene Tincher
Ong Beach
Gelegram
Charles Tally
Isle
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Wiedantor Chamber of Commerce
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