Buried Alive Worker Survives With Minor Injuries
A 24-year-old Torrance man named Billy Joe Stultz escaped death after being buried in a cesspool cave-in at Seebench Beachcomber Bus yard. Rocks trapped him for hours until co worker Henry Miranda and employer A W Drury freed him. Stultz suffered a wrenched knee and cuts while awaiting extraction.
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Torrance
St. Torrance
Mas
Portu
Guese
Billy Joe Stultz
Oakaiz i
Porke
Stutz
Henry Miranda
Serapis St
Rivera
Seebench
Stultz
Miranda
Jafter
A. W. Drurry
St. Compton
Drury
Harbor General Hospital
Townsend Says Oldsters Can Rule the U S
Dr Francis E Townsend urged a Linden Hall audience to build Leagues of Voters within Townsend Clubs to elect more seniors and reform Congress. He championed universal insurance, $150 monthly for everyone over 60 funded by a 2 percent business tax, with recipients required to spend within 80 days to spur spending.
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Francis E. Townsend
Long Beach
Townsend Club
Linden Hall
Erable Doctor
Oldsters
Townsend Clubs
Santa Cruz
Congress
Dr. Townsend
Townsend
Leanls
Fim
Navy Officer Cleared in Supplies Case at Torrance
Capt Arnold B. R. Kline, former commander of the Navy supply depot, was acquitted in Los Angeles of using government equipment for personal use. The judge dismissed four charges, calling the prosecution vindictive and wasteful of resources.
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Arnold BR. Kline
Navy
Torrance
Los Angeles
Ben Harrison
U. S. Attorney's Office
Harelson
Kline
Mill
Community Welfare Council Meeting Scheduled in Long Beach
The annual meeting of the Community Welfare Council will meet Thursday at noon in the First Congregational Church at Third Street and Cedar Avenue. Louis Kaplan, coordinator for aged work, will speak on developing community programs for the aged in California. Reports by five committees will review senior citizen issues. officers and 11 additional executive board members will be elected. Public invited.
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Community Welfare Council
Congregational Church
Third St
Cedar Ave
Louis Kaplan
California
Welfare Council
Long Beach
Mad Genius 17 Held in Beach Destruction Plot
A 17 year old nicknamed the mad genius is in juvenile bureau custody for masterminding the lifeguard station arson on Cherry Avenue beach. Police uncovered 18 pounds of Army C-3 explosives hidden in one juvenile’s home, equating to 36 pounds of TNT and linked to seven juveniles involved in the destruction scheme.
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Cherry Ave
Shack
Signal Hill
Army
Fort MacArthur
Bureau
Juvenides
Legward
City
Ax Son
Richard A. Brown
Torrance
Enderan Te Tomlin
Lemonne
Dep.Dist
Atty
Ted Sten
Juvenile Bureau
L B to Run Douglas at Tucson Assignment
Douglas Aircraft Co announces Tucson facility to join Long Beach division under Air Force supervision. B W Clawson named Tucson manager effective June 15. long‑time Douglas employee with strong quality control credentials and family details provided.
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Tucson
Long Beach
Douglas Aircraft Co
F. W. Conant
Conant
K. G. Farrar
B. W. Clawson
Clawson
Salt Lake City
Utnh
California
Douglas Long Beach
Air Force
Globemaster Transport
Douglas
Santa Monica
Douglas E) Segundo
Farrar
David
Cheryl
Diane
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Larger Oil Pool Extends East in Seismic Study
City oil consultant E R Stanley reports from Pacific Coast Club that privately owned oil areas extend far east of prior bounds. Maps show productive areas reaching from American Ave north to Seventh St and east to Cherry Ave with OSizaba Ave toward Broadway. Easterly onshore limits may hit 48th Pl, with original Temple Ve estimate outdated. Drs McCann and Wilts of Caltech study subsidence for harbor board, two months needed.
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E. R. Stanley
City Oil
Mgr
Sam Vickers
Temple Ve
Pleasant family story lights Sunday paper theme
Reading in your Sunday paper highlights a United Nations mother with 12 adopted children graduating Sunday from the University of Redlands with her Methodist minister husband and all 12 children present. The piece notes Eurasian ancestry and a harmonious family dynamic.
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United Nations
University of Redlands
Vera Williams
Independent
Press-Telegram
Press- Garza
Long Beach City
Will
Tables and chairs arrive on time for Naples outdoor breakfast
Naples residents lined up at the Naples Grand Market for the sixth annual outdoor breakfast run by the Naples Improvement Association. Gene Page, president, praised turnout as about 1000 attendees enjoyed hot cake bacon coffee and milk for 50 cents.
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M. J. Hott
San Remo Dr
Gene Page
Naples Grand Market
Second St
Ravenna Avé
Naples
Auto accident ends veteran of D-Day at VA Hospital
Robert V. Smalley, 34, a World War II radioman who served on the USS Augusta during the Omaha Beach invasion on June 6, 1944, recalls the nerve wracking D-Day bombardment and credits fate with his later paralyzing neck injury in an Anchorage auto crash two years ago. Smalley speaks from a wheelchair at the Veterans Administration Hospital, recounting the calms and chaos of that day and the heavy toll of battle.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Robert V. Smatley
Omaha Beach
Normandy
Smailey
Augusta
Publications Dinner to Be Held Sunday
Crawford Trotter of the Southern California Arizona Conference of the Methodist Church will speak at Long Beach City College's semiannual publications banquet at 6 30 p m Sunday in Jones Dining Room 120 E Fifth St A trophy will be presented by the Independent Press Telegram Unit of the Los Angeles Newspaper Guild to the outstanding City College journalist New editors of The Viking and Sega will be announced Ursula Delworth will preside Guests will include Superintendents of Schools and Mrs Douglas A Newcomb and Mrs Russell Johnston
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Crawford Trotter
Southern California-Arizona
the Methodist Church
Long Beach City College
Jones Dining Room
Fifth St
Independent, Press-Telegram
Los Angeles: Newspaper Guild
CIO
City College
Les Craig
Tap. Guild
Viking
Sega
Ursula Delworth
Douglas
A. Newcomb
Russellr Johnston
Dropped Ice Incident at Jordan High School
A 16 year old boy suffered a broken nose after an alleged attack at Jordan High School as a girl was carried by a boy in front of the school. John F. Woods was found unconscious and taken to St. Mary’s Hospital. Witnesses were unsure who struck him as several students stood nearby.
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Jordan High School
John F. Woods
Sawyer Ave
1St. Mary's Hospital
Woods
Ima
Low bid for crushed rock supply in Long Beach
Livingston Hoth of UrAVEL at lof Long Beach submitted a low bid of 23725 dollars for supplying 13 000 tons of crusher run rock a year’s supply of base material for street construction City Engineer Jess D Gilker’s office reports other bids were 27075 dollars by Consolidated Rock Products Co and 29650 dollars by Pacific Rock
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Lavingston Hoth
Uravel
Lof Long Beach
Jess
Gilkerson
Consolidated “Rock
Pacific Rock
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Pearl Harbor
Beach
Wilson High School
Veterans Memorial Stadium
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Angela Patel
Elizabeth Taylor
Southland Magazine
Michael Wilding
Parade Magazine
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Robin Byrne
Ravenna Dr
Bert Resnie
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Spisak
Orville Darnell
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