Democrats deploy yard cards amid 70th District convention remarks
A local scene shows Democratic campaign yard cards on shiny cars with taunts like Dont Blame Me I Voted Democratic. In the 70th District, WO party workers held a well run convention at St Cornelius Parish Trail praising unity and neighborly talk, planning projects in parliamentary style, regardless of candidate outcome. The piece also notes editorial satire from Scotia Nebraska on publicity for Long Beach picnics and a voter blotter concern from Sacramento County about ballot imprint flaws and a brewer foundation cook book titled Flow to Keep That Gal in Your Life.
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Sailor Loses Dream of $100000 Inheritance Hoax
Long Beach sailor William ve Cabeca Jr aged 28, a Poatswain’s mate first class, reported a $100,000 inheritance from a Miami hotel stake but the claim appears fraudulent after his Nebraska letter source denied writing and his father in Miami confirmed no knowledge. Cabeca said he destroyed the letter and cannot prove the hoax, expressing confusion and embarrassment.
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City urged to buy 560 acre park site east of river
Parley groups urged city to pursue all methods to acquire a 560 acre park east of the San Gabriel River before the April 1 county zoning decision. The three commissions met at the Lafayette Hotel and will bring findings to the City Council for review.
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Planners to Meet Banquet to Hail Lakewood City
Plans for celebrating Lakewood's incorporation will be discussed at a meeting tonight at 8 held at Harold Barricklow's home on Arabella Street. Committees will be formed to arrange lands arrangements and swearing in of the new city's five council members at a victory banquet to be scheduled.
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Exhibit Highlights Long Beach Industrial Advantages
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce unveiled a three panel exhibit at the Wilton Hotel detailing industrial advantages in the area. Prepared by the chamber’s industrial department and built by Robert A Martosioates, the display features twelve advantages, city skylines, maps, and life in Long Beach. Betty Fredricks oversees survey work as the exhibit travels to trade shows and fairs nationwide.
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Archery Contest At Heartwell Park Draws 100 Competitors
More than 100 bow and arrow enthusiasts competed Sunday at Heartwell Park in Lakewood in a meet sponsored by the Southern California Archery Association. Clubs from Long Beach Pasadena San Pedro Huntington Park Los Angeles Santa Monica and Wilmington were represented. Joe Fries from Los Angeles won the York competition with 822 points. Other winners included Roy Green 1331 Ruth Baker 586 Bob Easton 1022 Jim Bates 988 Charles Lock 1057 Dixie Nelson 788 and Diana Fries 402.
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Burglary Report at Earl Schein Auto Painting Co
Police investigate a safe burglary at Earl Schein Auto Painting Co in Anaheim Street. An employee, James Abbascino, says a theft of cash from the safe occurred early today and that both shop and safe doors were locked when the business opened.
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Rain Expected as Deepening Oregon Storm Moves South
The weatherman predicts rain by Tuesday night as a deepening storm off the Oregon coast tracks southward. Increasing clouds tonight and substantial cloudiness Tuesday with a chance of rain by afternoon or evening, observers note.
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Village Widow Bach Ruled Ineligible for Council Race
Ruth Bach of Lakewood Village was ruled ineligible to run for Fifth Council District due to a charter rule requiring six months residency in the district. Lakewood Village’s annexation to Long Beach on Oct 16 means she could not meet the residence requirement by filing deadline April 5, barring her candidacy this year despite earlier campaigning.
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Thugs Grab Wallet From Senior on Mermaid Street
Edward Frewen aged 76 of 354 Mermaid Place reported a street robbery Sunday night. Two assailants grabbed him from behind on Mermaid near Golden Avenue and took his wallet containing six dollars.
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Branch to Stay Open to 9 o'clock Tonight
Revenue office staff faced a heavy last minute rush as the filing deadline for federal income tax returns approached. Supervisor Kenneth Kritser described the day as busy with many owing money and noted most mail returns include checks. The office extended hours to 9 p.m. to accommodate latecomers.
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County Medical Association pushes smog research plan
The Board of Supervisors may hear a proposal from the County Medical Association to create a county driven medical research project on smog as a health threat. A 14 physician committee led by Dr Francis M Pottenger Jr would locate the facility on county property near the Ai Pollution Control District offices and seek state funding. An executive toxicologist would head the project coordinating work with representatives from three medical schools the County Medical Association the Osteopathic Association the County Medical Officer California Institute of Technology the State Board of Health and the Air Pollution Control District.
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Hold up at service station ends when gun proves empty
An 8 year old attendant at a service station on West Pacific Coast Highway watched a robber bluff with an empty revolver. John A. Felando refused to open the cash register and the gunman fled after approaching him. Felando told police he saw the empty cylinder ends showing there were no bullets.
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Long Beach Aviatrix Plans World Flight Amid Nervous Resolve
Dianna C Bixby an aviatrix from Long Beach eyes a rounds the world solo flight hoping to beat the 78 hour 5 minute 11 second record set by Bill Odom. She plans to take off from San Francisco this weekend in the Mosquito bomber Miss Flying Tiger bound for Newark Paris Basra Karachi Calcutta Tokyo and other stops. The flight crew includes her husband and father in Santa Paula. Amelia Earhart inspires her drive to test limits for women in aviation.
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Oil Company Ex-Officers Admit Guilt In Stock Sale Case
Two former officers of the Vite-Oil Co. pleaded guilty in Long Beach Municipal Court to one count of selling stock without a permit. Frank Leavitt and Bryce Solomon faced four other counts dismissed on a deputy district attorney’s motion. About 22,000 shares were sold at 30 cents since March 1952 to local residents.
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