Howser Ex-aids Placed on Trial
In Fairfield California on January 17 United Press reports two men Walter H. Lentz and Robert Franklin go on trial in federal court on charges of conspiring to tamper with a government witness James T. Mulley. The case stems from an alleged payment of 1200 dollars from a Long Beach bookmaker to Howser.
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Commerce
H. H. Arnold
Fred N. Howser
Walter H. Lentz
Attorney General's Office
Robert Franklin
Howser
San Joaquin Valley
Lentz
Franklin
James T. Mulley
Long Beach
City trees program attracts 1083 applications
Florence Brown, executive secretary of the Park Department, announced that 1083 of 2500 free city trees have been applied for. Applications continue at the Tent office, 301 Municipal Utilities Building, 215 W. Broadway, with planting planned in parkways later this season, tied to the attorney general's libel suit against columnist Drew Pearson.
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Park Department
Pak Denese
Erig
W. Broadway
Duplicate Bridge Winners Named by Long Beach Club
Reported results of the Long Beach Duplicate Bridge session held last week at the Masonic Temple. Participants included H. L. Child Verna Carson and R. H. Randolph Ray Stilings and Dr. H. G. Gardiner. East West pairs featured Mr and Mrs G H Stahl and others. Winners listed as Rote J. Morrison and J. Schleper with Verna Carson among top finishers.
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Ad Club Hosts Entertainment at Long Beach Naval Hospital
Servicemen at the Long Beach Naval Hospital will view a hospital entertainment program tonight organized by the Long Beach Ad Club. The Four Family Flats barbershop quartet led by Char lie Pursglove will open, followed by Delores Flores interview. Don May hosts with songs by Dave Lily, music by Beverly Turner, a women's wear display by Betty Carr, and a musical skit by Linda Weaver and Jeannie Coppedde. Sam Barnes coordinates as vice president of the Ad Club.
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Long Beach
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Four Family Flats
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Mark Hanna
Eddie Deal
Dick Miller
Delores Flores
Don May
Dave Lily
Beverly Turner
Betty Carr
Linda Weaver
Jeannie Coppedde
Sam Barnes
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Chamber Seeks Solons Aid for $500000 Road Grant
Lens Beach Chamber of Commerce will seek support from Lens Sheridan Downry William F Knowland and Rep Clyde Doyle for a 500000 grant to pave a 51 mile gap in U S Highway 6 through Utah The highway runs from Provincetown Massachusetts to Long Beach California but a 51 mile unpaved stretch deters travel The chamber will press legislators noting California motorists paid about 120 million in taxes in the last biennium while the Public Roads Administration returned only a third to the state White Pine Chamber Ely Nevada proposes a 250000 interest free loan to Utah to supplement 250000 from the Utah Highway Commission to cover half of the 1000000 cost
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California
Public Roads Administration
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Promisers Called Peril to U S Free Enterprise
Kenneth W McLaren urged Long Beach Realtors to sell Americanism with the same energy as property. At a Wilton Hotel breakfast he warned a quarter of Americans have been deceived by voices promising without explaining, urging Realtors to study and defend private enterprise and vote, while condemning nationalization as harmful.
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Long Beach
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George Johnson
Grace E Palmer Williams to Retire From Long Beach Schools
Grace E Palmer Williams a Long Beach school teacher will retire effective Feb 10 after 24 years service joining in 1924 She spent 23 years at Fremont Elementary teaching fourth and fifth grades She taught art and music before the policy of one teacher handling assorted subjects The board will send a letter of appreciation for her contribution to education in Long Beach
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Grace E. Palmer Williams
John Muir
Board of Education
Williams
Fremont
Free Public Business Lecture Tomorrow
A free lecture on business real estate and the stock market will be given by D. E. Hayes, investment counsellor, tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Masonica Temple, 335 Locust Ave. Hayes will discuss the effects of the President's messages on the economic picture and analyze the 1950 bull market while outlining fundamentals for studying the investment field.
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Masonica Temple
Locust Ave
Hayes
Jurist to Address Civitans Thursday
Superior Judge Fred Miller will address the Long Beach Civitan Club at noon Thursday in the Lafayette Hotel. A life-time honorary membership will be given to Joseph M. Kenrick, director of juvenile welfare for the city and charter member of the former Civitan Club of Long Beach. The club was dissolved and recently was.
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Long Beach Civitan Club
Lafayette Hotel
Joseph M. Kenrick
Civitan Club of
Long Beach
Rebekah Lodge to Install New Officers in Long Beach
Rebekah Lodge No. 360 in Long Beach schedules a public ceremony tomorrow evening at the K of P Hall on 1153 South St to install officers for the January to July term. Mrs. Florence Rourk will become noble grand, replacing Mable Perry, with Esie White as vice grand and a full slate of officers including Willie Belle Greening recording secretary and Mike Allen financial secretary. District Deputy President Nola M. Lockridge and district staff will conduct the installation.
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Rebekah Lodge
K. of
Ruth Miller
Margaret Roeber
Mary Lois Rood
Throne Utterberg
Nola Lockridge
Noble Grand
Ethel Mae Hess
Rachel Walker
Vice Grand
Flo Marshal
Hazel Blades
Verna Hornsby
Guardian
Pearl Trotter
Nolan M. Lockridge
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Injured Naval Officer Improves After Oceanside Crash
Warrant Officer Donald M. Scribner 39 improving at Santa Margarita Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton after a Saturday night traffic crash in Oceanside. His wife Oretha 38 killed. Scribner had several broken ribs and a forehead laceration. Laura V. Frick 24 driver of other car in Oceanside Hospital in good condition with internal injuries a broken nose and fractured ribs. Her daughter Laura 4 had minor cuts and bruises.
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Oceanside
Santa Margarita Naval Hospital
Camp Pendleton
Oretha M. Scribner
Litchfield Ave
Scribner
Laura V. Frick
Chapman St
Orange
Oceanside Hospital
Pastor George F. Tinsley Improves at Home After Heart Attack
The condition of Rev. George F. Tinsley, pastor of East Side Christian Church, shows satisfactory improvement after returning home to 4233 Colorado St from Seaside Memorial Hospital where he spent six weeks recovering from a heart attack. He remains restricted from visitors.
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George F. Tinsley
East Side
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