Dismal Creek Camp Ground Trip Of Four In Oregon Mountains
In the Oregon California border high country near Dismal Creek and Deep Creek, a party of four camps for two days. They observe mountain lions, mule deer, and several bucks in velvet. Deep Creek yields better fishing with a big fish fry, while Dismal Creek offers smaller trout. An alarm clock-like woodpecker signals dawn as they fish and cook without a table.
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Upper Deep Creek
Ismal Croek
Maurlee O'Callaghan
FL Bidwell Stockman
Disherman
Bidwell Telks Wilch Callie
Big Valley
Wee
Jinda
Mormentum
Gobbip
Civilization
Bro. O'Callaghan
Itre
Cascada Range
Deep Creek
O'Callaghan
Pss
Deep Creek Camp
Aspen
Five Injured In Pair Of Mishaps Across City
Two separate crashes Monday evening left five people hurt. Ellison Murray, 51, Los Angeles, suffered a collapsed lung after a Shreeeeal collision at Wardlow Road and Magnolia Avenue. Jeanine Western, 15, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Patricia Hebbard, 54, were minorly hurt in another incident. A spare driver, Mrs Hebbard, was cited for right of way violation. A third car crash injured Kalya A. Grapoza, Theresa Torres, and Antonio Torres, with Grapoza facing a possible ankle fracture. Pedestrians Jimmie Cowles, 39, and Margaret Whitmore, 76, were struck by hit-and-run drivers. Police reported two pedestrians hurt at 20th Street and Cerritos Avenue and Santa Fe Avenue and 1st Street.
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Patio
Ellison Murray
Los Ane Weles
Wardlow Ra
Magnolia Ave
Jeanine Western
Los Angeles
Patricia A. Hebbard
Kaly A. Qrapoza
Theresa Torres
Antonio Torres
Loren ¥. Cooper
Coronada Ave
Cooper
Potice Maporte
Jimmie Cowles
Lewis Ave
20Th St
Cerritos Ave
Margaret Whitmore
Qeean Blvd
Santa Fe Ave
Anni 1St St
Harald Brown
Child Burns From Hot Ashes Near Home
Roy Faddin of 2960 Maine Ave sustained first to third degree burns to his foot after stepping into a pile of hot ashes in an alley near his home Sunday. He received treatment at Seaside Hospital and was released.
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Faddin
Maine Ave
Estes
Roy
Seaside Hospital
Stray bullet crashes through dining room window
A stray bullet crashed through the dining room window at the home of Henry F. Schmieder, 63, of 551 E. Athy St. The bullet struck a table before hitting the floor, startling Schmieder who heard a loud noise like a shot Saturday night.
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Eauer Ouller
Henry F. Schmieder
E. Athy St
Schmieder
Diamonds for Diamants Celebrate 60 Years in Long Beach
Holland-born Asser Diamant, 83, and Judith, 82, toast their diamond anniversary at the Robinson Hotel in Long Beach where they have spent summers for 30 years and recently made the city their home. They met in Amsterdam. he was a diamond cutter. They share life lessons: contentment, compromise, and knowing each other well before marriage, with a long engagement and mutual respect guiding their 60 years together. Their son Bernard lives in West Los Angeles.
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Ben Zinzer
Asser Diamant
Judith
Pater
Diamante
Robinson Hotel
Long Beach
Diamant
Amsterdam
Diamants
New York City
Bernard
Los Angeles
Teddie
Sher
Laos
City approves $21.3 million budget with 18 cent tax rise
The City Council adopted a 21,321,329 budget with a 1.30 per $100 assessed value tax rate, 18 cents higher than last year. First reading given to the annual budget ordinance, with final reading set for Tuesday. The package includes raises for 1,498 city workers and a 15 monthly uniform allowance, boosting year end costs to 308,867 and total city outlay to 382,787 above the prior proposal.
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Pat Ahern
Jim
Gerald Desmond
Samuel S. Vickers
International auditorium managers hear annex plan report
The 29th annual convention of the International Association of Auditorium Managers heard a detailed report on Long Beach's proposed auditorium annex. Architect Kenneth King and City Engineer Jess Gikerson presented a model during a luncheon at the Lafayette Hotel. About 150 attendees and guests from San Diego and Portland, Oregon, attended. The five day program included tours of Pasadena's auditorium, Rose Bowl, CBS studios, Shrine Auditorium, Culver City sites, and a Miss Universe pageant. New officers to be installed at the Thursday banquet.
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International Association of Auditorium Managers
Long Beach
Kenneth King
Jess Gikerson
Lafayette Hotel
Alto
Tintats
San Diniga
Portland
Ore
Dave Olmsted
Fasadena
Rose Bowl
Columbia Television City
Pan-Pacific Auditorium
Los Angeles
Moulin Rouge Theater
Culver City
Veterans Memorial Park
MGM Motion Picture Studios
Shrine Auditorium
Shrine
One Protest on Buses for Rail Line Change
Metropolitan Coach Lines seeks buses replacing the Long Beach to Los Angeles rail line. Only one protest arises, from J X Capernell, while city bureau reviews the proposal ahead of a July 28 Public Utilities Commission hearing.
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Metropolitan Coach Lines
Long Beach
Los Angeles
City Bureau of
Bureau
Thesday
J. L. Haugh
Metra
Cobnell
J. X. Capernell
Caperneil
Henry E. Jordan
Ahanfons
Jordan
Metro
State Public Utilities Commission
Long Beach Sets West Africa Link With New Bi Monthly Line
A new bi monthly steamship service will connect the Port of Long Beach with West Africa starting in November. Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd will inaugurate the route and Kerr Steamship Co will act as Pacific Coast agent. First West Africa sailing will be on the motorship Nikkoh Maru with ships visiting Vancouver Puget Sound Columbia River San Francisco and Long Beach en route. Ports in West Africa include the Gold Coast Nigeria and Belgian Congo with calls in Caribbean ports Colombia and Venezuela.
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Long’ S Beach
West Africa
Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd
Pacific
Paciffc
Estea
Ployee
Kawa-' Anathar Csruma Af Kawaanki saldi-Kerr South Africa
Kerr Steamship Co., Inc
South Africa
Pacific Guavat Agert
Kerr Steamship Co
Pier A
Kisen Kaisha
Qentral America
Far East
Long Beach
Coantwise Ling
Berth G
Pier A. Wessels
Vancouver
Puget Sound
Columbia River
San Francisco
Caribbean
Colombia
Venezuela
Gold Coast
Nigeria
Belgian Congo
Missing cash from parade spectator in Bellflower
A parade spectator Olen at 803 Avery Ave Bellflower reported $540 in cash held with a rubber band missing from his back pocket while watching the Miss Universe Parade. Police were notified as the money vanished during the event.
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White Ton
Olen
iAviry Ave
Bellflower
Toling
Tolid
Police
Lakewood Sets Taxi Rates and Rules
Lakewood City Council will set minimum taxi fares and award taxi operation permits Tuesday night. They will also discuss electricity provision and street light maintenance. Some districts dissolve when fully inside the city. city portions in mixed districts can be withdrawn by council action. In unincorporated areas the city bears electricity and lighting costs.
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Lakewood
Admiral Will Ask to Retire from Navy After 37 Years
SAN DIEGO i-Rear Adm. George Henderson 61 commander of naval air bases in the 7th and 12th Naval districts plans to retire Aug. 1. He disclosed over the weekend he is asking retirement three years ahead of the regulation age after serving 37 years in the Navy. Henderson commanded carrier division in the Pacific during World War II and Task Force 77 in the Korean conflict. He and Mrs. Henderson will relocate to La Tala.
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San Diego
Transmission Blast Injures Five on Bus
Five passengers on a Terminal Island Transit Ca bus were injured Sunday when a transmission exploded as the bus left Gate 1 at a naval station. Navy personnel and a civilian suffered fractures and lacerations. all were treated at the Navy dispensary. The bus was moved to the company yard for inspection.
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Navy
M. L. Morrison
Naval Station
Terminal Island Transit Ca
Passangara
William Kennneth Stevens
Paul LaVerne Cale
Ath St. San Pedro
Seaside Blvd
Postal Driving Study Selects Pompilio for Safety Course
James Pompilio of the Long Beach Post Office is chosen to represent the post office in a national motor vehicle accident prevention instructor program. He will attend a five day training in Los Angeles to learn safe vehicle operation and return as an instructor. The program includes 793 employees from 738 cities nationwide. The U S Post Office operates 18780 government vehicles and 65839 contract vehicles.
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James Pompilio
Long Beach
U. S. Post Office Department
George J. McMillan
Fomplilo
Los Angeles
U.S
Nebraska man dies in backyard collapse near Seaside
Walter T. Doce, a former resident of St. Ed, collapsed in his yard on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in Seaside, Nebraska. He died after arrival at hospital. Body taken to Boughton Park for funeral preparations at Sheelar-McFadyen Mortuary.
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Walter T. Doce
Inbridge Ave
Bac Nebraskans
St. Ed
Seaside Ware
Neb
Boughton Park
Sheelar-McFadyen Mortuary
Choppy Channel Waves Thwart Purple Heart Vet Record Try
Roy Sutter, a World War II veteran, gives up a near-record Channel swim at Emerald Bay after 1d 55m in rough water. He started Saturday night, aimed to beat Florence Chadwick’s 13h 42m mark, swam with one arm injured, fed several times, and stopped to eat or smoke during the attempt. Support vessels and a sharpshooter guard sharks, while trainer Glen Wilcox kept pace. A prior 1953 swim ended with success in 16 hours after a porpoise collision damaged ribs.
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San Perdro
Roy Sutter
Sutter
Emerald Bay
Florence
Chadwick
Evelyn
Charles Griggers
Los Angeles
Aimmer
Legta D
Jeanie
Sutton
Glen Wilcox
Jim Lucas
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Charles Stoner
Monterey Park
Redondo Ave
Pacific Coast Hwy
MR. and
Mrs
A. J. Diamant
L. B
Peceive
Independent
Frese-Telegram
One- Prass-Telegram
Purple Heart
Channel
Catalina Channel
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