Cruiser Towed by Coast Guard Near Catalina
The cabin cruiser Three Scats owned by G Grillik of Newport Beach with two aboard suffered a broken crankshaft ten miles northwest of Catalina. The Coast Guard vessel Purseus towed the boat to the Inner Harbor at San Pedro. Master named W J Short of San Pedro.
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G. Grillik
Newport Beach
Catalina
Coast Guard
Purseus
San Pedro
W. J. Short
W. 24Th St. San Pedro
Funeral Notices Reflect Local Community Members
Obituaries list for Alida Has and Edward H. Anderson along with several others from Arcadia and Long Beach. Services are scheduled at Mottell's Chapel and the Long BeachStee Tabernacle with interments at Rosa Hilia Memorial Park and Matthews Gardens. clergy include Bishop Claude Bird and Rev. Frederick M. Crane. Frank details show survivors, service times, and locations across multiple families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OD Adame
Alida Has
Kenardee Moses
S.A. Hakill
Mottel
Third
Alamitos
Artee Anderson
Edward H
Arcadia
Galli
Long Beach
Stee Tabernacle
Ximena
Claude
Bird
Rosa Hilia Memorial Park
Sponberg
Arnold
Claude Lee
Lindan, Ave
Cecil D. Ann Lester V. Arnold
Nisa Uinnix
Opal Dargats
Service
F. & A. Mewill Efflciste
Tuselay
Ottell¢ Chapel
Christina
Gem St
Louie
Charles H. Hoard
Margaret Hill
Ars Size Il. Hansen
Me “Urak Hansin
James ‘Btellings
Irin Willsons
Thirc
Alamitas
Teahy
Albert Clark
Wister
Mise
Elizabeth Kyle
Lingatad
Tissday
Mattell's Chapel
Peer
Nis
Lida
St. Burvivea
Otis M. Peer
Charies
Disday Mortuary
Faesti
Eee Eehner
Catherine
Parifi Ave
Viral Beane
Kenneth Bryan
Nueen
Ailes Caldwell
Fay Walker
Beulah Clapp
Hazel Towne
Blanche Mozian
Bessie Hughes
Monfeia Gospel
Alamitos Ave
Hill Search for Toddler Suspended
SOMERSET Pa July 3 UP Weary searchers tonight temporarily abandoned the search for 22 month old Donald Collier who wandered away from his parents mountain cottage yesterday The men are tired they just can't go on Without rest said an officer of the Pennsylvania state police We'll start combing the wood again in the morning Planes had been called into the search Earlier in the day more than 500 policemen firemen and volunteers worked in the heavily wooded Kooser State Park area The boy's parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Collier of Rural Ridge near Pittsburgh stayed at the cottage awaiting word They have another child Barney 5
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Somerset
Donald Collier
Mountain Cottage
Pennsylvania J State Police
Kooser State Park
Lloyd Collier
Rural Ridge
Pittsburgh
Barney
Wallace Attacks Eisenhower at Katonah Rally
Ike Reactionary Wallace says Democrats may back Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower but he warns the general is reactionary if he opposes segregation in the Army and the Tate Hartley law. He offers a New Party membership if Eisenhower campaigns for universal military training.
New Republic chief backs Douglas in 1960 race
Michael Straight publisher of the New Republic and Henry Wallace ally plans to support Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas for president. The Young Democrats for Douglas say Ike’s draft stance civil rights record and wage freeze policies drew criticism. Wallace argues Republicans and Democrats share the same policies, quipping that party labels matter little.
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NEW Republic
Douglas
New York
Michael Straight
New Republics
Henry Wallace
Supreme Court
William ©. Douglas
Young Democrate
Hys
Samuel Rosen
Westchester County
Georgia
Alabama
Ed Flynn
Ike
Allace
Trewey
Duman
Army Defends Enlistment Delay Amid Draft Controversy
The Army denies delaying 18 year olds for 1 year enlistments to push them into longer 21 month drafts. Secretary Royall cites lack of budget authority and cost estimates as the obstacle before approval. The National Guard reports 23 states can add about 23 000 men, focusing on air units and technicians.
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Washington
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Defense Department
Budget Bureau
Royall
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
National Guard
Sunny Fourth Predicted for Most of the U S
The Weather Bureau forecasts fair warm weather with plenty of sun for the three day holiday weekend. Southern California sees little temperature change and clearing by midmorning. Gulf region may see afternoon thundershowers spreading north through the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys to the Atlantic Coast tomorrow with a few widely scattered rains in the Great Plains and Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Weather Bureau
Caliornia
Ter Rature
Gulf Region
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Great Plains
Rocky Mountain
Sophia Kline Dies at 96 Pioneer Resident of Long Beach
Sophia Kline, 96, a Long Beach pioneer resident for over six decades, died after a short illness at Harbor General Hospital. Born in Germany, she came to the United States at age two, lived at 2455 E Fourth St rest home, and earlier near Elm Ave and Ninth St. Funeral private. interment in Wisconsin. Survived by two nieces, Miss Winifred Baldwin and Mrs H D Dubois of Los Angeles.
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Long Beach
Sophia Kline
Harbor General Hospital
Germany
Miss Kline
Colorado
Iowa
United States
E. Fourth St
Glore
Elm Ave
Ninth St
Lovaas
Santa Ana
Mabel Lovaas
N. Artesia Ave
Los Angeles
Chicago
Minneapolis
Gospel Center
Santa Anna
Thomas Lovaas
Arnold M. Lovaas
Norman Lovaas
Grass Valleys
Raymond
Oroville
Thelma Makousky
Mae Wilhite
Jolet Waglie
Miss
Lois Lovaas
Wheaton
Arnold Kyllingstad
Elizabeth Kylingstad
Knecht
Compton
Caroline Knecht
Caldwell St
Alabama
California
Latter Day Saints
Compton Center
John E
Louis
Norwalk
Arnold
Howard
Kenneth
Hiram Sims
Somesbar
Calif
Stephen Sims
Carl Sims
Southgate
Malzle Ferguson
Laura Hess
Sacramento
C. Bock
Huntington Park
Puneray
Pongberg Mortuary
Albert J. Browning Dies Ford Official at 49
Detroit reports the death of Albert J. Browning 49, Ford Motor Co. vice president and head of the Army wartime procurement program, from a heart ailment last night. Local details unavailable.
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Detroit
Albert J. Browning
Ford Motor Co
Army
Reserve officers greet Brig. Gen. Evans in Long Beach
Brig. Gen. E A Evans national executive of the Reserve Officers Association visited the Long Beach Air Base area on a west coast tour. He spoke on reserve programs and funding noting only about 100000 of 600000 former wartime volunteers remain in the reserve after three year terms. He credited recent legislation with new retirement benefits for boosting interest while urging increased funding, equipment, and long range training. He was accompanied by his wife and a delegation of Long Beach reserve officers at a party before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Long Beach Air Base
E. A. Evans
Reserve Officers Association
Reserve Officers
Long Beach
Gene Evans
West Coast
Armed Services
Evans
Mark Clark
Sixth Army
Leroy H. Watson
Fort MacArthur
Southern Military District
Ger. Evans
M. J. Bell
F. H. L. Ryder
Long Beach Reserve
William G. Riley
Air Hase Officers Club
Social event notices and gatherings listed for July
Local briefs announce covered dish luncheons at the Catholic Center and Elm Ave venues, Indiana State Society picnic at Bixby Park, and Colorado State Society event at Bixby Park. Also details on American Legion Auxiliary elections, meeting cancellations, a Flue Star Mothers breakfast, a doctor’s Hawaii trip, and other club gatherings with dates and locations.
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St. Anthony's Altar Society
Catholic Center
Indiana
Indiana State Society
Bixby Park
Ruth Riddell
Colorado Social
Colorado State Society
Pennsylvania State Society
Elm Ave
Pennsylvania
Obituaries spanning Long Beach area deaths and service plans
A string of Long Beach area death notices includes Mrs. Alida Haas Adams of Kennebec Hotel died in a local hospital. Survivors include son A Hukill of Homewood Illinois with services at Mortell's Chapel and Oaklawn Cemetery. Other notices report James Eichorn died in Sherman Oaks, Robert Sharp of Sunset Beach died after arrival, Mabel Lovaas of Santa Ana, Mrs. Barnes of Garden Grove, Sarah Wright of Long Beach, and infant daughter of Karl Lovas in Garden Grove. Burial plans listed for multiple families with local mortuaries involved.
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Adams
Alida Haas
Mortell
Oaklawn Memorial Cemetery
Homewood
Tharp
Sunset Beach
Robert H.S Sharp
Souther California
Tucson
Ariz
Cottage Grove
Tenn
Jonita Williams
Chicago
Robert
San Antonio
Texas
William
San Pedro
Lopez
Lovas
Garden Grove
Karl Lovas
Bowen St
McCormack Attacks GOP Platform as Reactionary
Rep. John W. McCormack of Massachusetts, head of the Democratic platform committee, charged that the 1948 GOP platform embodies isolationist and reactionary views. He accused the Republicans of scuttling Marshall Plan support, opposing broad social security, education funding, and measures against high prices and housing, while calling the platform a step back from everyday family needs.
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McCormack
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Slashing Incident Recounted By Deaf Youth
John Evan, a deaf mute who lives at 1816 Argonne Ave, explained to his father that he was slashed by a large man near his home. The boy spelled with sign language that the assailant slashed at him with a knife nearly a foot long. He received two stitches for a ragged finger wound at Community Hospital. Service for the assailant will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Mottell's Mortuary chapel.
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John Evanoff
Argonne Ave
Chapel of Mottell’s
Community Hospital
Fireworks in Can Brings Death to Boy
A 14 year old boy died in Eugene Oregon after flying metal from a firecracker cut his jugular vein during a July 3 incident. The victim was identified as Terry Clark son of Mr and Mrs O C Cook of Eugene.
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Eugene
Ore
Oregon
Terry Clark
0. C. Cook
Actress Victim of Luggage Thief on Ocean Boulevard
Luggage thieves struck twice with losses totaling 3634. Actress Carol Chaloff of the Oklahoma cast reported a grip containing clothing worth 383 taken from a hotel on W Ocean Blvd. Her husband Herman, a musician, owned the grip. Another theft targeted Mrs Helen Turnbow of Retat Washington on a P E train to Long Beach. her bag containing clothing valued at 250 was taken from the aisle near her seat.
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Oklahoma
Carol Chaloff
Herman
W. Ocean Blvd
Helen Turnbow
Retat
Wash
Long Beach
Jos Ategeles
Police to Chart Roles in Defense
Top police officials from across the nation will meet in Washington on July 10 and 11 to plan their peacetime role in a defense setup. The sessions, led by John D. Holstrom on leave as Berkeley police chief, will form an advisory panel for Civil Defense Planning Agency.
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Washington
TGR
Office of Civil Defense Planning
John D. Holstrom
Holstrom
Berkeley
Calif
Civil Defense Planning Agency
Woman Rejects Free Roof After Mix Up
Garfield Chronicle reports Mrs. Catherine Trepyenka received a new roof by mistake while she was shopping. The crew installed it at her neighbor's address and she dislikes the color, noting plans to address the error. The incident unfolded after workers misread the address, leaving Mrs. Trepyenka with an unwanted roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
N. 3
Catherine Peepyealie
Meandering Deck Captain Keeps an Even Keel
Captain Leonidas Constantakis on the Maljakas steadied a drifting freighter after coal shifted to the starboard. The 6470 ton ship listed 40 degrees toward port as crew shoveled coal to balance. A lighter later arrived to transfer excess coal and restore stability.
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New York
Leonidas Constantakis
Maljakas
Constantakis
Narrows
Greece
Capt
Mallakos
Eisenhower Draft Movement Surges as Delegates Weigh Nominatio
In a tense convention climate, uncommitted delegates hint at backing Eisenhower if available. William Kelly, Hague ally, supports Truman on first Philadelphia ballot while Arvey leads a Cook County Eisenhower push. New York and California signals show anti-Truman forces rally, with Roosevelt calling for the strongest man available and governors weighing swapping pledged votes as Truman fights to secure a 618-vote majority.
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Eisenhower
Truman
More
New Jersey
William 71
Kelly
Philadelphia
Frank Hague
Hague
Jacob Arvey
Chicago
Ilinois
Arvey
Cook County
Pennsylvania
Sen
Myers
D.-Pa
Americans For Democratic Action
Wisconsin
Anaid
Leonard V. Finder
New Hampshire
Ase Sai
Vartime
White House
George Allen
REC
Columbia
Allen
Charles G. Ross
South
New York City
William O'Dwyer
James Roosevelt
Jake Arvey
Young Roosevelt
United States
California
Democratic ‘State Committee
O’thayer
Lister Hill
Alabama
Ben Laney
Arkansas
Hubert Humphries
Minneapolis
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Beauford Jester
Texas
William M
Tuck
Virginia
O'Dwyer
Thurmond
Palmetto State
Alain anti-Truman
Agreement Reached in Hard Coal Fields
New York July 3 A new contract covering 80 000 miners in Pennsylvania anthracite fields was reached by United Mine Workers and hard coal operators. Details were not revealed and terms would be announced after a miners scale committee meeting tomorrow.
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New York
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Miners’ Scale Committee
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Somerset County
Associated Press
Dows
Ree
Waine
Wallace
Wits
U. S
Ford
Kenmor
Lhe Elgar
Evans Guest
L. B. Reserve Group
Woman's Benefit Association
Review 15
Pioneers
Arthur L. Peterson
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Memorial
Department
Long Head Stamp Collectors Club
Hawaii
Walter Arnold
Wilton Hotel
W. B.C
Woman's Relief Corps 93
Jewell Ancel
Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge No
Eva Bender
Helen Murtock
Bituaries
Barnes
Neil H. Barnes
Helen Holt
Chapman Ave
Winter
Howald Bros
Garden Groves
Paul H. Barnes
Stockton
Lowell
J. W. Humphrey
George F. Tinsley
Angeles Abbey Mausoleum
Pine Ave
Rep. McCormack
G.O.P
D Mass
Taber
R.N.Y
House Appropriations Committee
G. O. P. Platform Committee
Stern Lobsters
Giese
Acousticon Heitkemper CO
Pine
F. & M. Bank
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