State AFL Meet Here Under Fire
California Federation of Labor's 2955 convention scheduled for Long Beach faces opposition from Los Angeles union officials who want it moved. Local 52, Teamsters, and Operating Engineers protest nonunion activities at Long Beach hotels. EF council meets in Los Angeles to study the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Federation of Labor
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Federation
Laundry & Dry Cleaning Workers’ Union
Local 52
Teamsters' Union
International Union of Operating Engineers
Upeal 1E
G. J. Haggerty
State Federation
Executtive Council
Helicopter Line Cuts One L. A. to Long Beach Flight
Civil Aeronautics Board approves temporary suspension of one daily Los Angeles Airways heli shuttle between Los Angeles Airport and Long Beach effective Feb 1. C M Bethria says suspension is temporary with plans to add service later. Belvin notes a North Long Beach heliport is planned to serve residents and businesspeople. Downtown Long Beach will still see multiple daily flights, and two L A A to Anaheim trips will combine into one to Santa Ana.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington, D. C
Briday
Los Angeles Airways
Los Angeles Airport
Long Beach
C. M. Bethria
Airways
Belvin
Fed
Los Angeles
Anaheim
Santa Ana
New Details on Birth of Christianity Uncovered
Sunday edition reveals fresh information on early Christianity from the Dead Sea Scrolls. Reporter Dave Emery interviews a 100-pound coed with an unusual aim to fight in bull rings. Also features Long Beach Pier and Pacific Ocean kelp dives and Dr. George Crane on baptism practices.
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Independent
Telegram
Eur
Dave Emery
Moxie
Southland Magazine
Pacific Ocean
Long Beach
George
Crane
Evacuation Plan Outlined For Large Long Beach Area
Plans described by Capt. William J Mooney show a mass evacuation could have been organized in five hours with designated points at Birney Lafayette Weslington and Edison Schools and military aid ready. About 4 000 families seven Long Beach residents faced potential loss with civil defense and Red Cross coordinating shelter, transport and meals for an emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weeks
Long Beach
William J. Mooney
Civil Defense
Mooney
Long Beach Motor Bus Co
Birney
Lafayette
Weslington
Edison
National Guard
Army
Navy
Veterans Memorial
E. Ocean Blvd
Wilton
Fort MacArthur
Culinary Alliance
Ialert
Red Cross
Low Bids Listed for Building of Lakewood High
Low bidders for the Lakewood Senior High School project were announced by Arthur A. Knoll Long Beach Unified School District business manager. Gust K Newberg Construction Co Chicago filed the low general contract bid at 3 806 340. Other bids included LoHman Brothers for plumbing heating and ventilation at 695 695 and Sherwin Electric for electrical work at 623 740. Four other firms submitted bids.
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Lakewood
Harvey Way
Brier Forest Sty
Arthur A. Knoll
Long Beach Unified Schoolistrict
Gust K Newberg Construction Co
Chicago
Millikan
Spring St
Palo Verde Ave
Lohman Brothers
Los Angeles
Sherwin Electric
Runway Plan Backed by State Air Board at Long Beach
The California Aeronautics Commission approved a runway extension at Long Beach Airport at a special meeting in Long Beach. Chairman LeRoy Lampson said the move would dramatically increase safety and boost the area's economic welfare. the plan now goes to a vote on February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Air Board
California Aeronautics Commission
Long Beach
LeRoy Lampson
Commission
Building Owners Retain J C Chuck for 12th Year
J C Chuck property management executive has been reelected president of the Long Beach Building Owners and Managers Association for the 12th straight year. Other officers named at the annual meeting include A J Maxham vice president Margery D Procter secretary-treasurer and George Jones director. Members backed the board’s positions on issues on next month’s special city election ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chuck
Long Beach Building Owners’ and Managers’ Association
A. J. Maxham
Margery D. Procter
Jergins Trust
George Jones
Times
City Retailers Sent Forms for Sales Tax Reports
City Treasurer-Collector Frank J. W. Brejeha announced mailed municipal sales tax report forms to 900 retailers who will remit monthly payments. Forms are due in February with delinquency March 1. A second batch will go to about 7,200 retailers for quarterly submissions next month.
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Frank J. W. Brejeha
Brejeha
Brejena
Brejehs
Clear Weather Forecast Deluge Caused Snow and Smog Concerns
Weather Bureau notes a storm across the United States with heavy precipitation in parts of California and Long Beach. The forecast calls for mostly dry conditions in the Southland with some light showers and possible snow flurries on Thursday, as smog concerns are monitoring levels.
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Weather Bureau
Long Beach
Southland
Serson's Mail
Saiq
Monterey
Motorist Seized as Cabby Hit
A 32 year old driver was booked for felony drunk driving after his car rear ended a taxicab on American Ave at 16th St injuring the driver Clyde Engstrom 44 of 220 Harcourt Sr. The suspect Roy Gilbert West 1224 20th St a guard at the U S Ammunition and Net Depot Seal Beach. Engstrom treated at Seaside Hospital for neck injury. In separate incidents two pedestrians were injured by cars. Lucy B Kelly 61 of 5876 Deborah St remained at Community Hospital with pelvic fracture and knee injury after being hit by Douglas E Stanley 22 of 9230 Mira Mar Ave on Bellflower Blvd near Spring St. Samuel Calandrino 42 of Monterey Calif treated at Seaside Hospital for hematoma above left eye after being hit by Eric Albert Almley 57 of 115 14th St Seaside Beach while crossing Ocean Blvd to catch an interurban car.
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American Ave
16Th St
Clyde Engstrom
Harcourt. Sr
West
Engstrom
Seaside Hospital
Douglas E. Stanley
Mira Mar Ave
Bellflower Blvd
Spring, St
Sam Calandrino
Monterey
Calif
Ocean Blvd
Eric Albert Almley
14Th St. Sea} Beach
Bigamy Case Suspect Faces Extradition to Utah
Los Angeles area man David Brigham Darger, 53, accused of having three wives and eight children, sought to delay extradition to Utah on unlawful cohabitation charges. Gov Goodwin Knight signaled a swift warrant while challengingCAB roles and denouncing a privileged group in air transport policy.
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Sacramento
Willmington
Calif
Utah
Joseph Babich
Goodwin, Jr
Knight
David Brigham
Darger
Isurance
Wilmington
Gress
Max
Las
Angeles
Jédavie
Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Public Appraisal Call From Lawyers Leaders Forum
The American Bar Association president urged a nationwide poll to gauge public opinion on lawyers and the legal system. He warned that bias, delays, and courtroom backlogs erode respect for law and urged lawyers to improve public relations. Charles C Stratton was installed as local association president with new officers and directors named for the coming year.
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Gar Assn
Spearer
Congress
Aelan
United States
Lafayette Hateeres
Stete
Stephen P
Wi ‘Teale
D-Calaveras
Mercede
Allead F
Senate
Ion Aviation
California
Finsnce
Tealé
Georgia
Gambrell
Charles C. Stratton
Long Beach
Will H. Winston
Stratton
Lpawnsg
Stanford University
Clarence Hunt
Moses E. “Lew
E P Mulholland
Robert "DeWitt
Bob Wenke
Harry Simon
Sxepka
CAB Fails Crop Pilot Parley Cited At Convention
Stanley Gewirtz, vice president of the Air Transport Association, charged CAB with failing to foster nationwide air service. He spoke at the sixth annual convention of Agricultural Aircraft Association in Wilton Hotel, Wilton. He warned the board must improve service to the country.
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the Agricultural Aircraft Assa
Wilton Hotel
H. K. Vedder
Imperial
Brece A. Coombs
Yakima
Wash
Bob Philips
Modesto
Civil Aeronautics Board
Stanley Gewirtz
Air Transport J Assn. of America
Gewirtz
Asgn
Veteran PT Manketed in ITV Rite
Lew Allison Sr night editor of the Press Telegram received a signal honor from the Twin Coast Chapel International Typographical Union with a type framed plaque. A formal chapel meeting was scheduled for the presentation. Throgs major streets remained impassable with Hawthorne Ave flooded near 190th St Avalon Blvd inundated between Victoria and Carson Sts Main St flooded near 208th St.
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Lew Allison Sr
Press-Télegram
Twin Coast Chapel
International Typographical Union
Sig
Nal Aren
Buck Harris
Torrance Throgs
Torrance- Carson
Hawthorne Ave
190Th St
Avalon Blvd
Victoria and
Carson Sts
Main St
Allison Departs for Oakland Tribune Editor Role
Sura tere Allison leaves tonight for Oakland to take a picture editor position at the Oakland Tribune. He has spent ten years with the Press-Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sura Tere Allison
Oakland
Oaklan Tribune
The
Press-Telegram
Slayer of Student Receives One Year Jail Term
Irwin Richard Perret was sentenced by Superior Judge John Sheata after a jury trial in Los Angeles County. Verne LaVerne, 33, claimed Perret attacked a Claremont College student during a confrontation in LaVerne's summer apartment. The case featured Perret fleeing when Verne pursued, with evidence showing a violent, self styled vigilante act.
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Santa 'Ana
John Sheata
Irving Richard Perret
LaVerne
Land
Balbow
Perrett
Verne
Claremont College
Orange County
Los Angeles
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Darlene Owen
W. Bennett St
Compton
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wardlow' Ré
Ocean
Los Angeles River
Blyttle
Justice Court
Henry Livingston
Long’ ‘Beach
Norman
Donald
John
Marjorie
George Emory Bennett
Walter W. Lungren
Long ‘Beach
California Electric Power Co
Blythe
Gros
Loney Beach
Riverside
San Bernardino
L Low
iLakewood High
J.C. Chuck
Roy Gilbert West
20Th .St
U. S. Ammunition and Net
Seal Beach
Lucy B. Kelly
Deborah St
Federal Enlirts
CAB
All
America
Holt
By Bob Weearley
PT Manketed
ITV
Torrance
BAR Assn
Long Beach Bar Assn
BE. Smisthe - Gambrall
American Bar Assn
Lafayette Hotel
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