Pay Boost Approved at Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Aircraft Co union workers approve a blanket five cent hourly increase, retroactive to Monday, covering 13,500 members represented by United Auto Workers Local 148. The contract extends six months from May 25, adds school benefits, three weeks vacation after 15 years, and includes two cents from prior cost of living adjustments. Payroll impact estimated at $1.5 million this year, total about $80 million. Union boards backed the deal during meetings at Municipal Auditorium.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
United Auto Workers (Cio
Douglas
el Segundo
Santa Monica
Municipal Auditorium
Lecture on Music for National Jewish Music Month
Cantor Morris Greenfield of Temple Sings will lecture tonight at o o clock on Our Musical Heritage Through the Ages. The talk will be illustrated by chanting from various periods including Salomon Rossi of Italy 16th Century Hadassim contemporary American and Israeli styles. A social hour will follow the service.
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Morris Greenfield
Temple Sings
Seventh St
Molino Ave
Saloynon Rossi
Italy
Lakewood girl helped by Navy blood drive
Navy crew from destroyer escort USS Butler donated 80 pints of blood for Janet Long an 18 year old Lakewood resident stricken with ulcerated colitis. She has had 50 previous transfusions and is in Los Angeles General Hospital. Donation was arranged at the Naval Base by Edward G. Jacobson. Additional blood may be given through the Long Beach Red Cross.
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Navy
Lakewood
Butler
Janet Long
Minturn Ave
Richard Long
Winlock Rd
Torrance
Janet
Los Angeles General Hospital
Long Beach
Ped Cross
W. Broadway
Smog and Rat Pack Panel Tackles Juvenile Reform
Lakewood Lions Club heard a panel discuss smog and juvenile gangs, led by Judge Roberta Hutzsbach and County Supervisor Herbert Legg. Officials from Long Beach Unified and city planning outlined transport, schools, and open-ditch costs amid calls for a stronger smog research program.
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Mmore
Laréa
Lake ‘Wood
Malcom Epley
Press-Telegram
Logg
Los Angeles
Leggs
Butzbach
Lakewood
Mer. Vickers
Newcomb
Clites
Rudhti
Belands
Vickers
Spring St
Lege
Adventist Church Names New Long Beach Pastor
Elder Cree Sandefur, formerly of Pasadena and Seattle, has become pastor of Long Beach Seventh Day Adventist Church at E Third St and Bonito Ave. He succeeds Elder David L. Olsen who moved to the Southern California district headquarters in Glendale. Sandefur is a youth camp leader and Union College graduate.
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Cree Sandefur
Pasadena
Long Beach
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
E. Third St
Bonito Ave
David L. Olsen
Southern California
Glendale
Sandefur
Seattle
Passuana
Union College
Fears rise for four missing on Fat Squaw in Acapulco race
Four aboard the 30 foot Fat Squaw from Los Angeles are missing since Thursday during the San Diego to Acapulco race. Coast Guard amphibian planes and cutter Perseus searched near Guadalupe Island and San Benito Island area after a distress call. Listed on board were owner William Bodenley Tr. 80 and wife Marie 20, with crew Curtis Highley and Clifford Hawkins. The Fat Squaw, smallest boat in the 1431 mile race, sent a weak message relayed via Crest.
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Acapulco
Mexico
Coast Guard
Guadalupe Island
William Bodenley
Marie
Halldelo Ave
Gardena
Curtis Highley
la Selva
Palos Verdes Estates
Cilaford Hawkins
Altadena
Perseus
San’ Benito Island
California
Los Angeles Harbor
Scripps Institute of Oceanography
Bodenlos
Hawaii
Obituary notices for Gottwald and others in Long Beach area
Obituaries for Otto Gottwald of Long Beach 64 years old native of Chicago. Henry L. Price 72 of San Diego retired Long Beach Post Office clerk. Laurence Joseph Donahue 74 of Obispo Ave.. William J. Jones 70 of Long Beach. Aleda Schmide 81 of Long Beach. Services scheduled at Mottell’s and Patterson Mortuary chapels with interments in Sunnyside and Ontario Cemeteries. Various survivors listed. multiple dates and locations noted.
Stevens Child Dies From Burns At Home
Carol Stevens 16 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton W Stevens of 1042 Via Wanda, died Wednesday in a local hospital from burns received at home. Born in Torrante, she is survived by two brothers John and Gary, maternal grandmother Mrs Lulu Stevens, and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Ratzell. Service held today at Sunnyside Memorial Park with Rev Walter C Reynolds officiating. Patterson and Snively Mortuary directed arrangements.
Hines Named to Honorary Roses Director
Harold Bf Hines assistant to the publisher of the Independent Press Telegram was elected an honorary director of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association at the annual membership meeting in the Pasadena Public Library. Hines has long served the Roses in various roles including city manager of Pasadena prior to his newspaper career. Elmer Wilson was elected president of the Tournament Association at the directors annual banquet in the Huntington Hotel Pasadena.
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Harold Bf. Hines
Independent Press-Telegram
Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association
Pasadena Public Library
Hines
Tournament of Roses
Pasadena
Elmer Wilson
Huntington Hotel
Presbyterians Celebrate Tenth Anniversary in Santa Ana
United Presbyterian Church at Del Amo Boulevard and Orange Avenue holds a congregational dinner and annual meeting tonight. Rev. Harold Scott of Santa Ana will speak, after recently arriving from Des Moines Town where he was associate pastor at Westminster Church. Rev. Theodore N. Anderson will preside.
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Trinity
United Presbyterian Church
del Amo Blvd
Orange Ave
Harold Scott
Santa Ana
Scott
Des Moines
Westminster Church
Theodore N. Anderson
Three Youths Detained After Auto Accident
A Long Beach 11 year old boy involved in a minor car collision was arrested on charges of giving false information at the scene driving with a revoked license and grand theft auto. Two 16 year old companions were booked for grand theft auto. The crash occurred at Orange Ave and Carson St and an involved driver alerted police after suspect actions.
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Long Beach
Auto
Orange Ave
Carson St
Lewis
Howard Putnam
Myrtle “Ave
Editor to speak on smear campaign at Long Beach club
Edward H. Gibbons editor of the antisubversive Alert magazine will address the Long Beach Freedom Club at 8 p.m Wednesday in the Municipal Art Center 2300 FE Ocean Elva. The topic is The Smear Campaign Against Patriotic Americans. Public is invited.
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Edward H. Gibbons
Alert
P.m
Municipal Art Center
Ocean Elva
Long Beach Freedom Club
Youth Center Site Sought in Lakewood
Lakewood Directors of Activities Inc voted to seek a site for a proposed $65,000 youth center. The nonprofit has raised $2606 this year and may begin development if a donated or leased location is secured. Katherine Jeffries named to board. new advisory members Ann Howe Phyllis Westbecker Jeri Lively.
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Lakewood Youth, ‘Activities, Inc
Katherine Jeffries
Ann Howe
Phyllis Westbecker
Jeri Lively
Death Takes Hattie Boss Pioneer Baker
Mrs. Hattie Boss 81 of 1445 E Fourth St died Thursday in a local hospital after a short illness. Pioneer baker shop owner she and husband ran a Pine Ave bakery from 1906 until her husband’s death. sold to Will Nicolao las. Now Fancy Bakery on American Ave. Native of Pinkneyville TL came to Long Beach 47 years ago from Joplin Mo. Survived by brother Charles Hutchings of Paramount. Service Saturday 10 am at Holton Son Mortuary officiated by Rev William Rogers. Interment Sunnyside Cemetery.
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Second Church
Anaheim
Mina Hill
Christ
Scientist
Nettie Allison
Katherine
Otto Oliver P. Jones
Gottwald
Lindsay
Calif
Mottell’s
Kenneth L. Devis
Mortuary Chapel
Reuben
Compton
Ator Corp
Sal Bretteo Y Yancouve i Fratalit
En Fark
Watue
Honolulu
Jan aSoonams
Pietro_Orxeto aanc
Norfolk
Armaments Sidermsaan
Yokohama
Travalar
Newport News
Aph
San Fran
Ventura
Onan
Estero Bey
Pet Corp
Western Rancher
Galveston
Atomena
Pawel Urved Gan
Galt Life Andefinite Adelien
Bernuth & Lempko Tan
Richmond Standard Oil Co
Yoxohams Institution
Sta
Ban Fran
Braver Marine Life Kinveneas Lins Tae
Mantle Lastieville
San Frag
Portland Knutren
Eta
Pac
Far E
Yokohama Cawition Buller
Matson Nay. Co
M. Bailey
Oaoiuly
Gekko Mark
Dart
Pital
Chicago
Ill
Ushyer Brown
California
Koteig
Francisco
Thapar
Bao Francisco
Clair
Astm
Will Atekel
Yoxonnme
Clarence Bailey
Long
M' Arcoy
Fushiki Beach
Mottell
Soprth
Ren ‘Prandees
George O
Pierce
Es Marsh
Piracua
Westminster Memorial
Tale
Hattie Boss
Fourth St
Pine Ave
Bass
William Nicololaus
American Ave
Ross
Pinkneyville
Long Beach
Joplin
Charles Hutchings
Paramount
Holton & Son
William Rogers
Sunnyside Cemetery
Cable outage blinds At Itesia and Atlantic neighborhoods
A circuit outage blamed on an underground cable affected residents around At itesia Boulevard and Atlantic Avenue, cutting power briefly today. Edison Company officials reported power restored soon after the fault was discovered and said the exact cause was not yet known.
Tides and Temperatures for Saturday January 23 1954
Sunrise was 6 56 a m and sunset 5 19 p m with moonrise at 9 57 p m and moonset at 9 15 a m High tides occurred at 11 11 a m reaching 4 3 ft with low tide at 5 33 a m 1 8 ft and 5 46 p m at 6 ft Foregoing statistics by the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Exe L. B. Sisters Die in Nebraska
Word of the death of two Scottsbluff sisters, former Long Beach residents, has reached a friend in this city. Adelaide Chaplin Reymond died after hip surgery. her sister Nellie Chapin died ten days later. The pair lived at 719 Cedar Ave in the late 1920s and 1920s. Mrs. Reymond’s husband Frank died here in 1930.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
Long Beach
L. E. Morris
Cedar Ave
Morris
Adelaide Chaplin Reymond
Nellie Chapin
Raymond
Frank
Joint installation by Long Beach Lodges and Temple
A joint public installation of officers by Long Beach Lodge 210 Knights of Pythias and North Long Beach Temple 44 Pythian Sisters will be held Saturday at 8 p.m. in the K of P Hall located at 1153 South Street. Frank E. Fearth is chancellor commander elect and Mrs Edith Perkins is the most excellent chief elect.
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Long Beach Lodge
Knights of Pythias
North Long Beach Temple
Pythian Sisters
K of P
South St
Frank E. Fearth
Edith Perkins
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Porter
Excelsior
Ae County
Ary Lynes
Donna Lea
Barbara
Loretta Naud
Manhattan Beach
Magnolia Hospital
Betty Lou McDaniel
Adventist Church
Erice
Henry L. Price
USN
Chick
Chilicothe
Service Lodge
F&am
May
Midwest
Lewis’ Mortuary Chapel
Fort
Rosecrans National Cemetery
Donahue
Laurence Joseph
Obispo Ave
Louisville
Los Angeles 21 Hospital
Westinghouse Co
Mabel
Mottell's
Ernest Beam
William J. Jones
B. Market St
Palmer, Lake, Colo
Denver
Meatcutter
L. B. Club
Death
Beranedica
Enum Oat Serene
Prima
Burbank SI
Otulu Barweil
Amarillo
San Francisco
Browns
Boston
Las Veras
Buffalo
Rosie
Spokace
Chatterton
Medford
Cheyenne
Memphis
Shienga
Miami Vancouver
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Washington
Orlenus
Wight
Famous
Feme
Long Beach Liquidators
East Third St
Earl
L. B
Nebraska
Mottell's Mortuary
Cna
Warty
Yepénia
Ator
Mortell's
3Rd & Alamites
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