Hollywood Raid Nets 3 Women Index of Notables
Hollywood raid nets three women and a man on morals charges at a hillside home. A four-inch oak door was battered down as detectives arrested Brenda Allen 30 red hair Carol Jones 22 and Joseph Berk 42. Det Sgt Charles Stoker said a indexed book listing hundreds of prominent men in pictures was found among Miss Allen’s possessions. The luxury residence housed a large bar a refrigerator and guarded windows, with a production manager among those detained.
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Hollywood
Holywood Hilla
Kore
Oak Door
Brenda Allen
Carol Jones
Benjamin Berk
Josephine Jarrett
Charles Stoker
Miss Allen
Stoker
al Butler
Drive-in Theater Project Nears July Completion
A drive in theater under construction on the east side of Carson Street between Lakewood Boulevard and Cherry Avenue is expected to be completed by July 15 according to J O Page superintendent of construction. Pacific Drive In Theaters Inc owns it and it spans 16 acres with a 916 car capacity. The screen superstructure and parking ramp grading are finished and a central jet building for projection booths snack bar and rest rooms is nearing completion. A rear building will house a second snack bar and rest room.
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Bnder
Auth
Carson St
Lakewood Blvd
Cherry Ave
J. O. Page
Pacific Drive In Theaters, Inc
Local Briefs Dance and Society Notices in Long Beach
Dance event by Slatet Fridjot Nansen Lodge Sons Norway at 726 Elm Ave with color film show at 8 pm open to public. Mrs Mildred Casey of Milwaukee visits Long Beach Friday 7 30 pm at Veterans Memorial. Recreation Commission names new Park Avenue baseball diamond at Park Ave and 10th St. Civil Service filing ends May 13 for meter repairman and seasonal lifeguard. Office move announced for Dr C C John. Bus stop appeal referred to Franchises Bureau. New York New Jersey Society meets Saturday 7 30 pm at YWCA. Long Beach Roman Forum meets Saturday 12 45 am at YWCA with micro photography talk. Hearing on Rainbow Cafe permits set May 11 41 am. Alley improvement petition moves to city manager under 1911 Act.
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Fridjot Nansen’ Lodge
Sons Norway
Elm Ave
Motion ‘Pictures of
Norway
Rainbow Cafe
W. Pike
Coolidge St
Murie and
Butler Aves
City to reopen rubbish location negotiations
City officials vote five to three to resume talks with Bixby interests over 120 acres east of the San Gabriel River for a ten year lease totaling 50400 dollars. Mayor Chace and four council members back continued negotiations toward a lower price with a progress report due next Tuesday.
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Carl B. Wirsching
Bixby
San Gabriel River
Seventh St
Wirsehing
Chace
Parmley
Kealer
Klerkstein
Carleson
Noes
Ramsey, Ezell and Wagner
Tuesday's election debates Long Beach oil revenues
Long Beach voters hear candidates discuss use of harbor oil revenues, with emphasis on legal constraints from California and U S Supreme Courts. Speakers note that municipal wells fund city operations but cannot be spent beyond harbor purposes until court or legislative relief. Campaigns frame potential tax relief for taxpayers and municipal financing needs.
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William S. Grant
Har-Jyte
Veterans Memorial
Huw Field
Long Beach
Clarence E. Wagner
Raymond ©.Kealer
Irving Smith
Wagner
California State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
California Supreme Court
State Assembly
Sacramento
Pursaid
Kealer
Smith
Cali
Wiliscover
James Rhino
Cultural Center Plea Presented by Long Beach Groups
Mrs. Dean Godwin for Long Beach women’s clubs asked the Recreation Commission to build a cultural center with an art gallery and auditorium on the bluff south of Ocean Boulevard between 17th and 18th Places. Proposals included bluff site only or gallery on bluff with auditorium on the Bixby Park sill. The commission referred the matter to the coordinating Park and Recreation Commissions and suggested using the bluff as an athletic field until development begins.
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Dean Godwin
Long Beach
The
Recreation Commission
Ocean Blvd
Bixby Park
Park
President Truman to tour Pacific Northwest with Magnuson
Senator Magnuson says President Truman will visit Spokane Richland Pasco and the Columbia Basin project by train. He reports Democratic delegates in Washington state will back Truman at the national convention and Oregon may follow while Idaho remains uninstructed. White House officials say details are being worked out.
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Mon Wall
Ae Agmuson
Truman
Spokane
Richland
Columbia Basin
Pasco
Philadelphia
Democratic Gathering
Magnuson
Pacific Northwest
Jahogg
Northwest
Washington State
Oregon
Idaho
White House
Aids
Magnusen
Ins
Saimney
California
U.N. Plans Emergency Rule in Holy Land Debate
The United Nations moved to craft an emergency regime for Palestine as the Russian bloc opposed partition. A 12 member committee was formed to draft a provisional Palestinian government and decide meeting details amid talks on safeguarding Jerusalem.
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York
United Nations
Palestine
Partition Land
Holy Land
Assembly
Soviet Union
U.N
Upper Manhattan
Trasteeship Council
Jerusalem
P. T. A. Backs Water Bonds in Long Beach
Long Beach PTA backs a 6.4 million dollar water bond issue urging support from 27 000 members. The Long Beach Council of the PTA unanimously approved the measure at a Board of Education meeting, citing need for storage and distribution facilities to avert a crisis.
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Long Beach
PT. A
Lone Beach
Board of Education
Association
Aken
Vicw
Frank E. Wall
Water Commision
Water Department
C. H H. Culbertstm
F.T. A
Junior Patrol Party Saturday at Skating Palace
A Saturday event for 200 Long Beach Junior Traffic Patrol boys is set at the Skating Palace on Alamitos Ave and Third St. The party, with races prizes and refreshments, is sponsored by the police traffic division and major oil companies. Traffic Officers William J. Meyer Richard A. Porter and Phil H. Lindsay direct the events.
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Skating Palace
Alamitos Ave
Third St
Long Beach
Police Traffic Division
William J. Meyer
Richard A. Porter
Phil H. Lindsay
Los Angeles City Workers Ordered to Take Oaths
The Los Angeles city council demanded 25 000 municipal employees take an oath of allegiance to federal state and city laws. The city attorney was told to draft an ordinance requiring workers to sign that they are not members of the Communist party.
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Los Angeles
Communist Party
Ship loads oil in test of Alaska transport line
The motorship Clove Hitech of Alaska Transportation Co. loaded 10,000 barrels of fuel for the Army and sailed from Long Beach last night. It will call at San Francisco Portland Seattle on the way to Alaska ports including Ketchikan Wrangell Juneau Skagway and Sitka. Burns Steamship Co. notes pioneering work needed for regular Long Beach to Alaska service.
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Alaska
Clove Hitech
Alaska Transportation Co
Army
Sai
Long Beach
Burns Steamship Con
Jine
Bald
Puget Sound
California
N A M Chief in L A Calls for Further Tax Slashes
Morris Sayre president of the National Association of Manufacturers arrived in Los Angeles to urge deeper income tax cuts and more funds for industry expansion He argued the oil sector needs 13 billion dollars and warned against socialist and Communist attempts to control government Sayre spoke at the Biltmore and previewed the Pacific Southwest regional conference with Norman Tiptaft delivering Britain From the Inside He stressed American enterprise as the key to democracy and global freedom
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Indusa
Morris Sayre
National Association of Manufacturers
Los Angeles
Sayre
Corn Products Refining Co
Biltmore
New York
United States
America
Europe
National Association Ot Manufacturers
Birmingham
England
Norman Tiptaft
Britain
Weather Seers Aid to Business Told at Commerce Forum
The brick Weather Seers' Aid to Business forum at the Wilton Hotel discussed wartime forecasting methods. Army and industry leaders described long range forecasts guiding operations from sea landings to fuel, cargo, and production planning. Jerry Roberts chaired the session and noted meteorology's impact on business.
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Commerce
Wilton
Irving P. Krick
California .:Institute
Krick
Roberts, Forumchairman
Bid on surplus in Far North
The War Assets Administration announced that Aleutca Corp at Hastings Nebraska bid successfully for six lots of surplus property in the Aleutian Islands valued at 11 795 000. The item was reopened after earlier bids by Haiti Norway and Austria. Sen wey protested foreign nations received preferential credit. The equipment includes wartime vehicles tractors and construction machinery. Aleatco plans to sell to midwestern and western contractors for reclamation work.
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Washington
War Assets Administration
Aleutca Corp
Hastings
Neb
Aleuco
Haiti
Norway
Austria
Sen, Wey
R.ned
Alaska
Aleatco
Rapoport Expert Anesthetist Dies in New York
Dr. Boris Rapoport aged 60, a leading United States anesthetist, died of a heart ailment at a New York hospital. He headed the anesthesia department at the hospital for joint diseases since 1937 after serving as chief anesthetist at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston. His widow, Eda, is a noted composer and pianist.
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New York
Boris Rapoport
Miropel
Russia
Rapoport
Hospital For Joint Diseases
Beth Iisrael Hospital
Boston
Eda
Bonds Backed by City Employes Back Long Beach Plan
The City Employes Association endorsed a $6.4 million bond issue to expand Long Beach storage and distribution. Gordon Vessey urged a two thirds majority at the May 11 election, warning that lack of opposition may depress turnout and votes.
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City Employes Association
Long Beach
Gordon Vessey
Water Department
Taft Claims Delegates Lead After Ohio County Totals
In Ohio Taft reports a delegate lead after district tallies across 21 counties. Stassen trails in multiple districts though shows notable votes in several, while Taft emphasizes a first ballot edge and asserts Stassen’s bound delegates misstate results. The statewide result is framed as Taft’s claimed triumph ahead of the Philadelphia convention.
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Stassen
Taft
Sesand
Stessen
Washington
Sen
Philadelphia
GO. P
Minnesota
Ihat
T Carrington T. Marshall
Stasser
Ohio
U N reform debate centered on using existing structure
Testimony urged Congress not to overhaul the United Nations. Marshall warned that changing the charter could split the world into rival alliances. He stressed the need to fulfill obligations and address misperceptions of the Soviet Union while preserving U N legitimacy and global cooperation.
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Marshall
Congress
U. N
Russia
Austin
Warren Austin
U. S
Peace League
Ep. Mansfield
D.mont
America
U.N
Mansfield
Bogota
House
Marshal
United Nations
Community of Nations
United States
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Index of
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Wis
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Park Av. P 10Th St
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Civil Service
Civil Serv Commission
C. C. John
Pine Ave
Fourth St
New York and New Jersey
W.C. A
New Jersey
Roman Forum
Louisnott Koontz
Helen Dolley
Mary Sebastian
St. Mary's Hospital
Megr
Bernard Dolan
St. Anthony's Catholic Center
Ian Jackson
Ixby
Sey
Prince
Ross Shafer
Veterans Memorial Building
Arthur’ L. Peterson
American ‘Legion
Warren
P.T. A
L. A
Walla Walla, Wash
Kitty Pedorevich
Prens Wirephato
18Éth
234Th Aaa Group
California National Guard
Waskly
National Guard
Savanth St
Pfe
Hf Campbell
John ‘Morey
James Suahlar
John E. Brown
Clifford F. Bayers
234Th
Press Telegram
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Alaska Transport
Brick
Far North
Trevail
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