Custody Battle After Cleared Charges In Los Angeles
Charles B Haynes and Viola Haynes of 1777 Cherry Ave were freed after a preliminary hearing. They seek to regain custody of their 2 year old Frances Haynes held in Juvenile Hall. Judge Charvat ruled evidence insufficient that the parents sold the child for 250 dollars. Mrs Welds Coley testified the money was a loan for hospital bills.
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Charles B. Haynes
Cherry, Ave
Frances Haynes
Los Angeles
Charva
Frances
Butane Blast Wrecks Rig and Auto at Do-Shell Oil Well
A flash fire during a reboring operation at a Do-Shell Oil Corp. well on Victoria minguez damaged the rig and an auto, with four workers on the derrick escaping serious harm. Battalion Chief George Bartlett reported seeing the flash and the blast, estimated at $25,000 in damage.
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Shell Oil Corp
Beringues
Charles Neiswender
Do-Shell Oil Corp
Victoria Minguez
Avalon
Wilmington Ave
George Bartlett
Dominguez
Mr Bones Returns to Seaside Hospital for a Meal
Mr Bones the cat returns to Seaside Hospital seeking food but finds the dish empty. Previously cared for by Miss Pat Cline, he found a home with Miss Maureen McCrackin before wandering back to the hospital. McCrackin plans to move to Pasadena where cats are not allowed and hopes Bones finds a meal elsewhere.
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Mr. Bones
Seaside Hospital
Mr.Bones
Pat Cline
Henderson Pres
Mr. Hones
Bat
Miss McCrakin
Pasadena
Pat
Damon
Three Held in Santa Ana Narcotics Net
Santa Ana sheriffs and police arrested two Santa Ana youths and an Anaheim man in a broad narcotics sweep. The suspects face burglary and narcotics charges tied to theft from an Anaheim physician and a Garden Grove office. Two others are sought for questioning as possible users.
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Santa Ana
Anaheim
Gerald Crawford
W. Fifth St
Charles Smith
Santa Ana Orange
Robert P. Null
Garden Grove
Duane O. Wilder
Center St
Fullerton
Buena Park
Santa A
Long Beach Bar Association installs new officers
New officers of the Long Beach Bar Association were installed Friday night at Virginia Count Club with Deputy District Attorney Ted Sten succeeding Atty. Bruce Ma ce as president. Sten has headed the Long Beach office since 1941. Also seated were William Kinley as first vice president and win Winston as second vice president, with George Wise as secretary. Board members installed were Archie Tower, Joseph Lamb, Frank L. Rogers, William C. Price, and J. Mertil Lilley.
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Long Beach Bar Association
Virginia Count Club
Ted Sten
CAA Official Casts Doubt on Saucers Reports
Civil Aeronautics Administration traffic controller Donald Sperry, Santa Monica, and other tower staff saw four B97 transports in the same area at once. Brig Gen Hutchinson, commander of the 1st Air Division, said there were no radar or ground observer reports confirming unidentified flying discs. Fast-flying discs were reported in the Southland, including Long Beach, on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Donald J. Sperry
Civil Aarenauties Administration
Santa Monica
Donald ” R. Hutchingon
Ith Air’ Division
Defense
Southland
Long -Beach- Eres
Thureday
Long Beach Foundation Installs Officers at Sciots Hall
L B Exceptional Child Foundation held installation ceremonies at Sciots Hall 1005 E Sixth St naming Mrs Albert Horn as president succeeding Mrs Yen Farny. New officers include Mrs I Fiorence Harris first vice president Mrs John Tizzard second vice president secretary R B Traf ton corresponding secretary and K N Peckham treasurer. Board members include Will Yam Hobbs Albert Horn Newell Crowley Oscar Martin and others with Court Prowell named liaison between the foundation and Sciots Lodge.
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Albert Horn
Long Beach
Sciots Hall
E. Sixth St
Horn
Yen Fahrney
I Fiorence Harris
John Tizzard
Wil. Yam ‘Hobbs
Newell Crowley
Oscar Martin
M. McDonnell
Fred Hancock
Court Prowell
Foundation
Sciots Lodge
Robbery at Pacific Coast Highway Service Station
Two young bandits robbed a Pacific Coast Highway service station at Junipero Avenue early today. They held attendant Frank Barber at gunpoint, took change and currency, then fled south on Tampero Avenue in a green and white out-of-state plated car.
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Pacific Coast Hwy
Junipero Ave
Frank
Barber
Tampero Ave
Margene the Pekingese Opens California Center Addition
A 15000 square foot addition to the California Avenue Center was dedicated Friday with civic leaders and Midtown volunteers. The new social hall and ultramodern recreation space were unveiled as Margene the Pekingese joined a dedication marked by press attention and remarks from Councilman Raymond Kealery and Mayor Burton W. Chace. Margene, owned by Linda Weever, performed in the Jordan High School production but caused a brief canine scare when she nipped a performer during rehearsal. A health department note labeled her a bad actor and prompted quarantine proceedings, while recreation officials accepted the dog’s new contract as part of the ceremony. James Brown of Teen Tavern received the building keys, and Helen Irving assisted at the dedication.
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Margene
Linda Weaver
Margane
City Health Department
Ace Fress
California Ave. Center
California, Ave
Thitker
Cleo
Linda Weever
Artesia St
Jordan High
Linda
Peg O
Jordan
Margené
Eneast
Health Department
Hollywood
Long Beach
Plea for Separate Trial in Faulkner Case Faces Hearings
Former Signal Hill bingo king Ted Faulkner loses a motion to dismiss a grand jury indictment charging conspiracy to violate election laws. Judge Clement Nye sets February 6 for arguments on separating Faulkner’s trial from co defendant Royce Bushong and for a possible trial continuance beyond February 11. Faulkner and Bushong are also accused of conspiring to manage registration rolls for the November 4 election amid broader tax disputes with the government totaling 262,024.
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Signal Hill
Ted
Kid
Mexico
Faulkner
Clement D. Nye
C. Ransom Samuelson
Royce J. Bushong
Nyé
Bushong
TNL
Nye
Samuelson
Justice scores Marine 12000 Won refund in case
Marine Edmund A. Cawley was ordered by Judge Frank C. Churvat to have 12000 Korean won returned from the Long Beach Traffic Bureau after he claimed he loaned the car to a friend and was unaware of the ticket. The case was dismissed.
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Edmund A. Cawley
Long Beach
Cawley
Frank C. Churvat
Jury Frees Sailor Seaman in Dope Possession Case
Jose King a 30 year old merchant seaman was found not guilty of marijuana possession after his attorney argued the cigarette pack carried by King aboard the snipe was not his and the arrest followed a rough Berth 7 pier incident when he disembarked from the freighter Seal Manor.
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Gece Francis
Jose King
King
Albert C
Ramsey
Seal Manor
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People's Ave. Center
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