Long Beach Jewish Council denounces Palestine trusteeship reversal
Long Beach Jewish Community Council opposed the U N trusteeship plan for Palestine calling the move a defeat for the United Nations and warning it could invite Russian intervention. Irving Kneider warned the reversal would force armed enforcement and embolden Arab obstructionists while harming U N credibility and democracy supporters. The report also covers California Legion of Guardsmen plans, Southern Area meeting results, and Long Beach posts gaining influence at future national conventions.
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United States
Palestine
U. N. Security Council
Long Beach Jewish Community Council
Irving Kneider
United Nations
Europe
Russia
U. N
League of Nations
California
Legion of Guardsmen
Pasadena
Wll
Thomas A. Gregory
Long Beach
EB. S7th
Hollywood
Guardsmen
Southland
Cleveland
Don W. Bivens
G. A. Rutter
Larry Gott
San Jose
Two Suits Over Car Accidents Claim Injuries
In Superior Court two personal injury actions were filed. Richard H. Brazil seeks 25925 dollars from Gordon W. Moss for injuries from a collision at Atlantic Avenue and 20th Street on March 19. Clarence Rentz seeks 20808 dollars from Lydia Arthur and Gerald N. Galbraith for injuries from a May 16 1997 accident at American Avenue and Willow Street.
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Richard H
Brazil
Theodore Lee
Hubert Buck Jr
Gordon W. Moss
Atlantic Ave
Moss
Lydia 5
Arthur
Gerald N. Galbraith
Clarence Rentz
M. £. Lewin
American Ave
Wilow St
Gerald Ny Galbraith
Rentz Auto
Ispine
Rentz Lateges
Shrine Club presents special program with veterans and protege
The Shrine Club staged a 30 minute adventure in amazement at a luncheon in Wilton lodge featuring Joe Cooper and Gretel against Shrine protege Mary Simon, a 12 year old armless xylophonist trained at the Shrine Crippled Children Hospital in San Francisco. Cooper demonstrated new illusions while Gretel sang blends of Toe-driven performance highlighted by Simon’s xylophone numbers. Fred Wiese presided, Ted Critchley chaired, and Frank Blair introduced Miss Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine
Wilton Jote
Joe Cooper
Orpheum
Gretel
Mary Simon
Shrine Crippled Children Hospital
San Fran
Capper
Fred Wiese
Ted’ Critchley
Litte
Misa Simon
Frank
Expert Scrutiny Costs Family Their Treasure
A southern gentleman's cherished stickpin, once believed valuable, is revealed as colored glass worth little. James G. Donovan Jr of the American Gem Society clarifies that the famed Black Prince's ruby is not a ruby but a spinel, though it remains in the British crown beside a massive cut diamond from the Cullinan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gramps
Susie
Grandad
James G. Donovan Jr
Los Angeles
American Gem Society
Britain
Mr. Donovan
Edwards
Gem’s
Edward
Donovan
City Council To Hear Kroeger Final Salary Survey
An unjourned meeting of the City Council will be held Friday April 2 to hear Louis J Kroger Noffer review his final report on the salary and classification survey at City Hall. The report must be filed with the City Managers office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Kroger Noffer
City Mapeners
Ancient corn find in Colorado tied to oldest North American maize
In Gunnison Colorado March 21 scientists report a prize ancient and untouched bundle of Indian corn discovered in Montrose County last August by Western State College archaeologists. Laboratory tests by Dr. Edgar Anderson of the Missouri Botanical Garden suggest the maize is among the most primitive North American varieties yet uncovered, though exact age data are not yet available.
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Gunnison
Colo
Colorado
North America
Toma Lia
Montrose County
Western State College
Edgar Anderson
Missouri Botanical Garden
Sst. Louis
Slum Clearance Bill Favored by State Group
A state Senate committee backed a slum clearance bill by Sen. Gerald J. O Gara to raise redevelopment agency purchase power from 10 percent to 50 percent of property costs and permit selling cleared sites to private builders for new housing. The measure aims to speed housing projects in San Francisco and Los Angeles, with concerns that the 16 percent provision delays redevelopment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qucranento
Senate Committee On Governmental Efficiency
Gerald J. O'Gara
San Francisco
C O'Gara
William Neal
Tex Angeles
O'Gara
Jobless man Albert Schmingall dies by suicide
In Los Angeles on March 2 a 59 year old man named Albert Schmingall fatally shot himself in the head. Police reported he left behind a note and his wife was not at home when the tragedy occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Maren
Albert Schmingall
Fataily
Teld Polles Yester
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Teelaine AY
Anert
Seu Fanning
Horace Green & Sons
PineAve
Desmond’s
Shrine Club
By Harman W
Nichols
Kroeger
Desmond's
Smut
Kimberly
Prince Gardner
Federer
Desmond
Broadway
Redrom
Shakey of
Libby's Millinery
Fourth Street
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