Isle Reds Conviction Triggers Hawaii Dock Strike Threats
In Honolulu Hawaii 26 000 dock and plantation workers vow a mass protest after longshore labor leader Jack Hall and six co defendants are convicted of conspiracy to advocate violent overthrow of the government. Seven defendants freed on 7500 bail. sentencing date not set.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Jack Hall
Hall
Harry Bridges
International Longshorermen’s. and
Charles K. Fujimoto
Sail Cherrust
Communist Party
Flawani
Fujimoto
Hileen
Dwight James Freeman
Kofi Ariyoshi
Tanolulu Record
Jack DB
Kimato
Honoluli Record
Employe
John
Reinecke
John Wiig
Rd Gladstein
Gladstein
Paramount Juvenile Dope King Nabbed By Sheriff
Juvenile officers push to remand a self styled 17 year old dope king to criminal court for prosecution as unfit to associate with other youths He was arrested at his Paramount home by deputies Donn Saulsbury Tom Ferrell and Warl Falbor The youth said he sold up to 100 marijuana figures nightly to teens in Long Beach Paramount Compton Hollydale and South Gate He claimed trips to Mexico to buy marijuana at 30 dollars per pound and made about 1000 sticks selling them at a Hollydale drive in for 50 cents each netting 470 dollars He said the money would buy heroin for his own use and he used 40 dollars a day
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Paramount
Sheri
Donn DB. Saulsbury
Tom Ferrell
Warl Falbor
Long Beach
Compton
Hollydale
South Gale
Mexico
Chiding Girl to Tour N H with Expenses Paid
A 10 year old Texas seventh grader Faustina Ramirez earned an expenses paid trip to New Hampshire as a guest of the State Automobile Dealers Association. The trip follows a provocative letter to the Littleton Chamber of Commerce and waves of interest from the New Hampshire Development Commission and Gov. Hugh Gregg.
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Goncord
N. Pvp
New Hampshire
State Automobile Dealers Association
Faustina Ramirez
Nazareth Academy
Victoria
Texas
Faustina
New Hampshire Chambers of Commerce
Littleton
Mmerce
New
Hawanshire Development Commission
Faustine
Hugh Gregg
Development Commission
Faustin
Juan Ramirez
Phoenix
Ariz
Mock Ice Cream Ban Hit in Markets Suit
Five food market chains including Market Basket Fitzsimmons Carty Bros Alexander s and Van s filed injunctions in Los Angeles challenging a state law that bans sale of imitation ice cream where real ice cream is sold. The Legislature blocked efforts to remove the ban in the last session.
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Los Angeles
Market Basket
Fitzsimmons
Carty Bros. Alexander’s
Van’s Ed
Seal Beach Groups Clash Over Council Recall
Two Seal Beach groups clash over an impending recall against the city council. One seeks a judge led inquiry into recall petition signers while the other accuses the recall of pressuring the Legion post to take over the Airport Club operations. The United Citizens of California discussed pamphlet attacks on the council and noted tensions at a weekly post meeting.
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Seal Beach
Ety Council
Orange County Land Jury
Guown
Seal Beach American Legion Post
Aiport Club
Poker Palace
Legion
Horace Leach
The
Good Government
Brand
Thomas 2. Jones
Jack A. Klatapner
Viola A. Mendava
United Citizens of California
Vina Meneloyi
United Citizens T
Wave
Wililun L. Robertson
Airport
Iedel
Robertson
Defense Protest Fades as Judge Upholds Preliminary Hold
Municipal Judge Frank C. Charvat ends the preliminary hearing and binds 38 year old Albart Tk. MacCagnan of 1913 Locust Ave. over for trial on marijuana possession after defense attorney George Shibley protests prolonged questioning and is cut off during cross examination. Dep. Dist. Att. Lynn Compton testified.
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Frank C. Charvat
Albart Tk. MacCagnan
Locust Ave
Dep. Dist
Lynn Compton
George Shibley
Charval
Douglas Plant Guard Nabs Two Suspects
Orville L. Stark a plant protection guard nabbed two burglars near the Douglas parking lot west of Lakewood Boulevard Friday night. The car, owned by James Anderson of Sunset Beach, was broken into while the suspects attempted to steal tires. The two, Don Louis Caesar and Kenneth W. Davis, were jailed in Norwalk on burglary charges.
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Douglas
Lakewood Blvd
Orville L. Stark
Fairman Ave
Lakewood
James Anderson
Sunset Beach
Norwalk
Centennial High School Wins National Speech Contest
Denver Colorado Centen nial High School of Pueblo defeated Edmond Oklahoma High School 2-2 to win the 19th annual high school national speech contest. 48 teams from 30 states competed under the National Forensics League. Vic Jackson of Edmond won boys extemporaneous speaking, Jim Ward placed third, and Maxine Karpman of Beverly Hills High School won girls extemporaneous speaking with Lou Ferguson of Edmond second.
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Denver
Colo
Centennial High School
Pueblo
Edmond
Okla
Pueblo Centennial
Sheboygan
Wis
Fordham Prep School
New York City
Vic Jackson
Jim Ward
Sioux Falls
S. D
Maxine Karpman
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lou Ferguson
Overdue Debt Fight Lands Two Men in Court
In Hong Kong, Lam au aged 63 and Chan Chi aged 50 were hauled into court after a street fight over a $20 loan. Chan said the dispute began when he asked for repayment, noting the debt had endured for twenty years as the judge pressed for details.
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Hong Kong
Lam Au
Chan Chi
Chan
Lam
Arson Fire Burns Willowbrook Home on Holmes Ave
A fire at 11627 Holmes Ave in Willowbrook driven by arson forced Charles Kirk and family from their home at 1 a.m. Two county fire departments and a sheriff arson investigator responded. More than $1200 in damage to the house and furnishings. Firebug scattered papers and trash against the wall and ignited debris. Firefighters led by Battalion Chief O. G. Pederson contained the blaze as it spread to the roof and interior.
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Willow Brook
Airebug
Charles Kirkwood
Holmes Ave
County
Ed Hatcher
Willowbrook and
Graham
O. G. Pederson
Ex-Suitor Shoots Lover Then Kills Himself in Cafe
A 40-year-old former suitor, Robert Collins, enters a cafe and threatens to kill Golda Kischanko, 33, if she does not leave with him. When she refuses, he fires one shot, then two more hitting her in the abdomen before killing himself with a head shot. She is hospitalized in serious to critical condition.
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Los Angeles
Robert Collins
Golda Kischanko
Collins
Miss Eschenko
General Hospital
Long Beach Boys Attend 18th California Boys State in Sacramento
More than 800 boys from across California gathered in Sacramento for the 18th annual Boys State conducted by American Legion posts. 825 registrations neared a record as students from Long Beach and Southern California prepared to form Federalists and Whigs, elect officers, and choose outstanding citizens to attend Boys Nation in Washington, D C.
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California
Long Beach
Sacramento
Gion
Boys Nation
Legion
Boys State
Washington, D. C
Former St Anthony's Assistant Honored Doctorate Grant
Jane LVersity of Washington DC conferred a doctor of philosophy in education on Rev. James E. Clyne former assistant at St Anthony's parish now pastor of St Cecilia's Los Angeles He submitted a dissertation Principles of Casuality in creation He received the decree at Catholic Unity cn 1931 His father and stepmother Thomas J Clyne and his wife belong to St Monica's parish.
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Jane
Anita ODay Trial Postponed to Tuesday
Superior Judge Fred Milley continued the trial of singer Anita O Day until Tuesday. She faces charges of possessing heroin while performing in a local nightclub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita O'Day
Fred Milley
Woman Falls in Hit-Run Struck on Wilmington Ave
Compton police hunt a hit-run driver after a Long Beach woman, Lota Bernice Rankin, 24, was struck and run over near 303 North Wilmington Avenue at 11:55 p.m. Friday. She was treated at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital in Compton and moved to General Hospital in Los Angeles in critical condition. Rankin, walking outside a crosswalk, fell when struck. description of the fleeing auto is not available.
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Compton
Long Beach
Wilmington Ave
Lota Bernice Rankin
11Th St
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Seneral Hospital
Los Angeles
James Pong
Robert Andrews
Willmington Ave
Stopometer Demonstrates Bus Braking Distance In Long Beach
Long Beach City Lines uses a device called the stopometer to prove drivers need 60 feet to stop at 20 miles per hour. The setup attaches a wheel to the bus with a speedometer and odometer, locking on brake application to show actual stopping distance and reaction delay.
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Long Beach
Long Beach City
iLines
Weel
Willard Lee
City Lines
Educator Named NEA Meeting Delegate for California
Dr Helen L Mathews of 424 E 16th St named a delegate to represent California at the National Educational Association canal meeting in Miami Beach from June 28 to July 3. About 3500 delegates expected to attend.
Gun, Liquor and Cash Taken in Cafe Theft
A burglar broke the front glass door of a cafe at 1213 E Anaheim St early today and stole an antique revolver whisky and about 194 dollars in silver and currency. Deck Riffita, the cafe owner, reported the break in.
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Anaheim St
Deck Riffita
Marine's Fourth Altar Tries Fail Then Bride Comes
S/Sgt Richard E Paget 21 waits at Santa Ana Marine facility for his bride to be Isis finance Joan Payton of Youngstown Ohio travels to wed him. Previous plans were thwarted by duty and an accident left Paget with a broken shoulder. They aim for the altar Monday after his 20 day serve ends.
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Richard E. Paget
Santa Ana Marine Corps Air Facility
Isis Finance
Joan Payton
Youngstown
Ohio
Pegels
Marine Corps
Korea
Sgt. Paget
Holywood
Corona Naval Hospital
Miss Payton
Reed Keeps Silence After Meeting With Eisenhower
Rep Reed, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, met with President Eisenhower to discuss a six month extension of the excess profits tax. He declined to say if he would relax opposition or bring the extension to a committee vote, noting only a friendly visit and no change in stance. The tax extension is part of a five point program, with Reed remaining firm in opposition and delaying action until the tax expires June 30.
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Washington
Reed
Eisenhower
Pave and Means Committee
Eiserhower
Say
House
Church Delegation Heads to Palisades Meet
Trinity United Presbyterian in Los Angeles plans eight delegates to the Pacific Palisades Conference for Young People during the week of June. Pastor Rev. Theodore N. Anderson leads the Trinity group joining Joan Harevey Patricia Hall Bill Wesenberg Bob Anderson Bob Paneli Johnsons Leland Smith and James Lloyd in the second largest delegation.
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Trinity United
Whith Pompe Southern Baptist Church to unveil four windows
The Whith Pompe Southern Baptist Church at 10th St and Gladys Ave will unveil four art glass windows during the Sunday 11 a.m. service. Rev. Virgil Harper Fisher will officiate. The windows celebrate the ministry and are donated by the Miley Cowart and J J Kastning families and church members, with music and a fitting sermon.
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Pompe
Southern Baptist Church
10Th St
Gladys Ave
Virgil Harper Fisher
Jesus
Christ the Good Shepherd
Christ
Gethsemane
Miley Cowart
J. J. Kastning
Temple Times
Gospel Rangers to Perform at Youth for Christ Rally
Gospel Rangers from Pasadena and Los Angeles led by Bol Westcott headline a Youth for Christ rally in Tracey Auditorium at 219 E Seaside Blvd. They appeared on KRECA-TV last year, with a chalka and instrumentalists among four trainers. The evening features YFC Tinypet Trio trained by Don Pratt, the UFC orchestra, and a choir directed by Bob Sheppard with May Jo Hale at the piano.
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Papul Angers
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Bol Westcott
Youth For Christ
Tracey’ Auditorium
Seaside Blvd
Kreca-Tv
Chalka
YFC Tinypet
Don Pratt
UFC
Bob Sheppard
May Jo Hale
McCarthy Flareback Over Free Mail Access Deluge
Washington report notes Sen. McCarthy accused Sen. Lehman of abusing Senate free mailing. Lehman received hundreds of letters and three cent stamps with some supporters of McCarthy. most mail returned. Postmaster General Summerfield plans standard billing and pending review, with no compelled payment by the Post Office.
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Washington
L/P
Sen. McCarthy
Sen
Lehman
D.en
Senate
New Yorker
McCarthy R.wis
McCarthy
Summerfield
L B Minister to Attend Parley as Chief Speaker
Roy James Colbert director of Long French Youth for Christ has been chosen as principal speaker for the Sunday night service at the fourth annual 2FC Pacific Regional Adult Youth Leadership Conference at Mount Hermon Santa Cruz County June 21 28. The Pacific Region spans six states and Mount Hermon grounds host to major California Bible conferences.
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Roy. James
Jim) Colbert
Long French Youth For Christ
2Fc Pacific
Mount Hermon
Santa Cruz County
Pacific
Mt. Hermon
West Coast
Nost of
St Luke's Parish Reports Fund Campaign Success
St Luke's Episcopal parish will mark Victory Sunday with morning prayer and a report by Rev F Cyril Benson Beltis on funds raised for the Episcopal Advancement Fund in the Los Angeles diocese. Workers will be thanked in a parish hall gathering after a shortened service.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Parish
F. Cyril Benson Beltis
Episcopal Advancement Fund
Los Angeles
Wadieh S. Shibley
Seriou Warden
Peneral Charmgay
Luther Sappenfield
Methodist Men Dinner and Ladies' Night at Grace Church
Methodist Men of Grace Methodist Church will hold their monthly dinner and Ladies' Night on Tuesday in the fellowship hall. Guest speaker Willie Robert Hohl Williams of Chicago, rational director of men's work in the Methodist Church, will speak. Music by Jaynes and Rust, with Edward Davies as president and Lynn Ballard as program chairman.
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Methodist
Grace Methodist Church
Pele Jowship Hall
Willie Robert
Hohl Williams
Chicago
Methodist Church
Bol
Grace Ehurcl
Phip Jaynes
Jamies Rust
Will Nweseet
Edward Davies
The
Grey
Lynn Ballard
Salute to Fathers Sermon at Gun Methodist Church
Rev. Lewis Ed. Travis speaks on A Salute to Fathers at Sunday morning service while Rev. Claude J. Young attends a conference. Sanctuary Choir led byPhilip Fletcher performs Cherubin Song. Evening service honors Fathers with hymns and organ music as The First Step film about father and son relations is shown.
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Lewis Ed. Travis
Gun Methodisti ‘Church
Claude JW. Young
Philip Flethorpe
I Mather
Cane Iné Meade Alose
Gan
Texas Minister Will Preach Guest Sermon at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church at 84 Pine Ave will host guest preacher Dr. Fickel from Galveston and Washington, D C. He will speak at 10 a m in the morning on Where's Your Hat Paddy and in the evening on Wordways.
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Texas
Fickell
iPine
Fickel
Galveston Rs
Weshington Baptist
Kansas City
Paddy
Municipal Band Concert Program Highlights
A fragmented listing shows a municipal band concert program with names like BATT BDAY and DenBarres Condirlot Danica RK. The readable items include paths such as FORA and Finale, with various performer mentions and locations suggesting a community event in Norway during a themed concert series.
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BATT
Snineena
DenBarres
Danica RK
Sunny Asaletans
Pathiris
Ianulate
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N.H
Kaichiro Eguchi
Philippine
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Quezon Province
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Eguchi
Philippines
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Japan
Pras
Seal Beach Group Fights Council
Shibley
MacCaghan
Douglas Plant
St. Anthony's
Houston
Petroleum Sencative
Warren Petroleum Corp
L. E
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MIBS
Jerry Roy
Jeff
Huntington
W. Va
Arlene Iddett
Yonkers
N. J
Asbury Park
Jerry
Arlene
John Gastano
Throop
Prass Wiraphoto
Marine
Waits
Church
Palisades
Gospel Rangers
Sen. Lehman
L.B
St. Luke's Parish
Celegram
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Pine Avenue
Lane Beach
Bember Auditoreau
Laon
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