Catholic Welfare Board Installed in Long Beach Orange Area
Clergy and lay advisory board members were installed at St Matthew’s school cafe last night for the Long Beach Orange branch of the Catholic Welfare Bureau. Rev Fr James Lynch hosted. Msgr Alden Bell of Los Angeles spoke on the development of Catholic social work. The event highlighted the bureau’s 1951 achievements and introduced new members to the board and executive committee.
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Long Beach
Catholic Welfare Bureau
Alden J. Bell
Los Angeles
Archdiocesan
St. Matthew's Elementary School
Hubert $. Matthews
Msgr. Bell
Harry ©. Ziegler
William J. Barry
Long Beach-Orange
Difinct Aid
James P. Lynch
Immaculate Conception Parish
Barry
CWE
Bernard J. Dolan
V. F
Thomas J. Foley
Joseph F. Feehan
Thomas F. Murphy
Willard Tatreau
John Struit
Manuel Graves
Herman Weissker
E. H. Platz
John Curran
George Rhineholder
Charles Hoyer
Ellen Conaty
Ziegler
Philip Brady
Edward Parr
Hubert Matthews
John Maloney
Charles Long
Philip Farrelly
Edward Sheridan
Arthur Daley
Larry Fox
Arthur Timmons
John Devereaux
Charles Gormaly
Joseph Boland
Robert Lee
William Clifton
Harry Collins
Swindler of Car Owners Sentenced
Robert L. Briggs, 30, a former official of an Orange County finance company, received five years probation on two grand theft counts and 90 days in county jail on each count, to be served consecutively. Briggs was arrested on five counts for buying cars with worthless checks and selling them after pleading guilty to two counts and seeking probation.
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Robert L. Bricgs
Orange County Finance Company
Fred Miller
Briggs
Congressmen greet tax proposal coldly
Washington January 16 Congress heard President Truman call for five billion dollars more in taxes but lawmakers from both parties voiced strong opposition. House Speaker Rayburn said Congress will not vote a substantial tax increase this year. Senators George Connally and Sparkman questioned raising taxes and favored closing loopholes instead. Some urged pay as you go while others argued for economy and balance without higher taxes. Several senators expressed reluctance to support any increase, citing need for restraint and concern over consequences.
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Washington
Congress
House
Rayburn
Dtexas
Truman
Sen. George
D.-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
George
Sen
Connally
Texas
Finance Committee
Toopholes
Alexander Smith
WN. J
Sen. Sparkman
D.-Ala
Sen. Gillette
Iowa
Sen. Brewster
Maine
Thye
R-Minn
School Failure Cited in Forum Address
Dr. Carl Gregory told a Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Forum at the Wilton Hotel that U.S. schools fail to teach basic economics and related subjects. He urged cooperation between school economists and business leaders to modernize education and warned of a shrinking world, stressing capitalism and business dynamism. The talk was introduced by H. M. White, January program chair.
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Carl Gregory
Chamber of Commerce
Wilton Hotel
Gregory
New York University
Long Beach State College
Ivory Tower
Br. Gregory
Dr Gregory
United States
H. M
Dick) White
Bicycle License Visits Rescheduled for City Schools
Rain canceled appointments at Mann Barton and Muir. inspectors shift to Addams Grant and Birney to issue 25 cent licenses. Over 2000 licenses issued at City Hall and by dealers this year. Next week visitation set for Jan 21 Lafayette Grant Longfellow Jan 22 Franklin Washington Whittier Jan 23 Lowell King Jan 24 Bryant Burlbank Burnett.
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Ifor
Frank Slemmer
Mann, Barton and Muir
Addams, Grant and Birney
City Hall
Lafayette
Grant
Longfellow
Franklin
Washington and Whittier
Lowell
King
Bryant
Burbank
Burnett
Migrant Robins Invade Long Beach In Cold Snap
Hundreds of robins driven south by cold settle in Long Beach with flocks on Bixby Knolls streets and on homes along Walnut and Lime avenues. Local residents report dense bird activity. experts say robins rarely migrate far and appear yearly during cold northern weather.
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Long Beach
Bixby Knolls
Arthur Lange
Walnut Ave
H. Woodruff
Lime Ave
Woodruff
Licenses Urged for Baby Sitters in Long Beach
Mrs. Wilma Burgess head of the Long Beach Humane Society urges city council to require licenses for babysitters. In a letter read yesterday she said licensing could help maintain standards and dignify the occupation. The letter was received and filed.
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Snoulnne
Wilma Burgess
Long Beach Humane Society
Seaplane Tender Unslow Returns From War Duty
The seaplane tender Unslow, commanded by Capt. Justin A. Miller of Missoula Montana, arrived yesterday at Alameda Air Station after a six month patrol in the Bar Eastern waters.
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Unslow
Justin A. Miller
Missoula, Mont
Alameda Air Station
Bar Eastern Waters
Life Underwriters to discuss legislation in Lafayette Hotel
Kellogg Van Winkle agency manager in Los Angeles for Equitable Life and California Life Underwriters Association legislative committee chairman will speak Friday at noon before the Life Underwriters Association in the Lafayette Hotel Frank D Howell serves as program chairman.
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Kellogg van Winkle
Life Underwriters’ Association
Lafayette
Los Angeles
Equitable Life Assurance Society
California Life Underwriters Association
Frank D. Howell
New Lakewood VFW to Elect Officers Friday
Lakewood VFW Post 8615 plans an 8 p.m. meeting at Pan American Park Field House to elect officers. Acting chairman Charles Holmes announced the event with Al Fleming, department chief of staff, presiding.
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Lakewood Vfw Post 8615
Pan American Park Field House
Charles Holmes
al Fleming
Oil Well Accident Injures Artesia Worker
O W Donathon of 215185 Hawaii Street Artesia was struck on the head by a block elevator at an oil well located at 23rd Street and Junipero Avenue yesterday. He was transported to Community Hospital by Signal Hill Fire Department ambulance. hospital staff reported no fracture but strained neck muscles.
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O. W. Donathon
Hawaii
St. Artesia
23Rd St
Junipero Ave
Signal Hill
Wagner hints at run for 18th District Congress
Long Beach figures discuss potential candidacies with Wagner signaling possible bid for Congress. Democrat Fletcher rules out ballot presence while Desmond commits to Assembly race. Sample poll favors Grant for the 18th seat. club event features James Hoosevelt as guest speaker with reservation details.
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Clarence Wagner
Long Beach
Halel Wilton
Wagner
Carl Fletcher
Tace
Gerald Desmond
Congress
Mary Shaw
Bill
Grant
Ted Critchley
Grant-for-Congress
North Long Beach
Democratic Club
Alfred Castiglia
Lemuel Thomas Post
American Legion
57Th St
Dairy Ave
Opal Hutchins
Forger Guilty of Gypping Wife
Oscar D. Perez, 43, was found guilty of forgery for obtaining $5000 from his wife Rose Mary Perez's account by using her name on a withdrawal certificate. Judge Fred Miller ruled the crime targeted her property, despite defense against testimony. Perez was deemed sane. sentence set for February 14 with a probation request.
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Oscar D. Perez
Rosemary Perez
Fred Miller
Perez
Miller
Atty. S. Bubrick
Idraian
Judge Throws Dope Case Out
Judge Fred Miller discharged Richard J. P. Colwell after granting a motion by A. H. McConnell. Colwell and Bill M. Robertson were arrested in a hotel room for possession of narcotics. Robertson pleaded innocent and his trial was set for February 7.
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Richard JP. Colwell
Fred Miller
Miller
A. H. McConnell
Colwell
Bill M. Robertson
Robertson
Canadian grateful for aid given boy dies in Pasadena
Premier T. C. Douglas of Canada sent a written note to Gov. Earl Warren thanking Southern Californians for their generosity toward Danny Morton, a four year old Canadian boy who died in Los Angeles after several operations at St. Luke's Hospital in Pasadena.
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Los Angeles
T. C. Douglas
Canada
Earl Warren
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