Thirteen New Trustees Elected to Seaside Memorial Hospital
Thirteen trustees were elected to Seaside Memorial Hospital board, twelve men and one woman, announced by Dr. Sterling G. Pillsbury president. The new members include surgeons, lawyers, and business executives and will serve five-year terms.
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Seaside Memorial Hospital
Sterling G. Pillsbury
Pew
Thone
Carrey
An Sones Jr
Donald Locke
Long ‘Beech Iron Works
G Standlee Martin
Gon Inc
Doves
Newsome
Paul A. Cea
Ia Gamble Manufane
Beach Bite
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Law
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Pillsbury
Week Traffic Violations Reported By Safety Committee
One thousand and two traffic violations were noted this week by the safety committee. Pane said the number may rise as incidents are tallied and reviewed by the city traffic board.
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Quer Chamber Com
Eantane Pane
Cash and Bank Book Stolen From Doctor’s Office
A theft occurred after entry into the room of Dr Kenneth Doctor's office. An envelope on a desk contained $61 in cash and a bank book, which were taken. Police are investigating the missing items.
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Kenneth Doctor
Stothman Fraternal Leader Dies in California Journey
Fred D. Stothman longtime Long Beach fraternal leader dies suddenly en route to Los Angeles after living in Leadville Colorado and California since 1918. He managed Electrical Products Co in Long Beach for 17 years and installed the frost pearn ign. Services set at First Congregational Church with relatives listed from Leadville and nearby areas.
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Fred D. Stothman
Warren Ave
Long Beach
Teader
Gardena
Los Angeles
Leadville
Colo
Colorado
California
San Francisco
Electrical Producta Co
Pirst Congregational Church
Ave
Satelit
Fred D. Stuthmen
Henry J. Taylor
Eaeliast
Wort
New York
Ana
J. B. Tinale
Frederick Tindele
Calo. Serviers
New Cole DM Store Debut Promoted in Press Telegram
Thousands attended the opening of the Cole DM store advertised exclusively in the Press Telegram on Thursday. The event drew wide turnout and generated notable local interest in the newcomer shop and its offerings.
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Telegram
Budget Session Sought in June by City Council
City budget talks are eyed for June as head of City Manager Carl Whiteing and budget roakers plan a meeting to refine proposals. An assistant manager expects a lean period with no net increase for staff, while earlier raises last year set the baseline for this year. The plan calls for continued reviews across departments with a likely second annual session to vet council recommendations.
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Coundi
Rems
Cinter
Henrg McHenry
Carl B Witehing
Roakers
Meleury
Sophs Win Viking Crown in Annual Irvine Park Event
The 27th annual Viking contest was held at Irvine Park and the college. The sophomores narrowly captured the crown after a tense meeting and a test showing a strong performance in the moorwar and softball games.
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Sophs
Bilbo Ne
Seaman
Irvine Park
Long Beach Woman Struck By Car Driver Not Cited
Mrs. Reon E. Foster, 79, of Cedar Ave Long Beach, was struck crossing Seventh Street near Spout Avenue by a car driven by Ronald E. Barker, 33, of 630 Long Beach. Foster was taken to Seaside Hospital with a broken right leg. The incident occurred around 7:50 p.m. in a dark area as population estimates note Long Beach area totals.
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Katonah
HW. Y
Haiva
Seventh St
Locust Ave
Magnolia Ave
Hoguet
W. Gorden
Enuinfog
Prasz-Talegram
Reon E. Foster
Cedar Ave
Sixth St. Spout
Snene
Seaskie
Salahospital
Indiam
Betanes
Ronald E. Barker
Sleehe Beach
World circling liner disembarks in harbor
The world circling liner arrived from the Atlantic with 73 passengers aboard. Police boarded the American diner president to oversee disembarkation with 26 travelers leaving here and 48 proceeding to San Francisco for further voyaging. The ship is set to sail Monday evening for the Golden Gate.
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Atlantic
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Belhart Street Bridge 25 Percent Completed
The Belhart Street Bridge over the Los Angeles River is 25 percent finished six months after groundbreaking. Built by Guy F. Atkinson Co for 1,491,500, the 1000 foot span will connect 23rd Street and Ward Road with traffic lanes and decorative features. Completion expected around January.
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Belhart St
Los le
Southland
Los Angeles River
Amondy Ater
Signal Hill appoints Albert C. Ramsey City Attorney
Albert C. Ramsey, a Long Beach attorney and former city prosecutor, was appointed Signal Hill city attorney by a four to one vote. He succeeds Fred Knight after the council interviewed five other candidates and instructed the city clerk to notify Ramsey and arrange a meeting with the senior officials.
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Albert C. & Ramsey
Long] Beach
Signal Hill
Ramery
Signal Hi City Council
Heber M. Chapman
Ramsey
Hill Council
Fred Knight
Ex-radio Engineer in Serious Condition
Joseph Smith former chief station WGN is in serious condition after an accident. He has lived in Long Beach for about a year.
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Joseph Smith
WGN
Ulden
Long Beach
Information May Clear Up Slaying in 43
Police discussed a man who claimed to have information on the 1943 slaying of Richard dine on Seventh Street and Pacific Coast Highway. Officers would not identify the informant, saying only that the tip could take days to verify and would not be disclosed without warning the suspect or suspects.
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Man
Richard Dine
Seventh St
Pacifia Coast
Fwy
Will Flap
Alain
Los An- Elmer Werene
Harry P
Hearn
L B Man Found Bead in Hite Apartment
LOU SHON, 79, OF a7fe. Pa cific Ave, Was pronounced ay a at Seaside ital and his ee 6 was ee iroughout the a on it.
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L. B. Man
Lou Shon
Pacific Ave
Doctor Voted State Jaycee Head in Local Run
IL B Doctor won the state Jaycee presidency by eight votes over Ken Stever of Fagadenra in a tight race. James Grobis of Bellflower was elected vice president for District 8. Other officers include Al Meyer, William Lomas, Philip Moten, and Robert Brown. Installation is tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Marine Room of the Windsor Hotel. A state convention site and resolutions were to be discussed, with an executive committee meeting tomorrow morning.
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By & Meargin
Ken Stever
Fagadenra
James Grobis
Bellflower Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dean Pyes
Long Beach Chamber
al Meyer
San Francisco
Atate
William Lomas
Gilroy
Philip Moten
Glendale
Robert Brown
Manteca
Naan
Seaside Hospital Proposal To Be Discussed By Council
The City Council slated to discuss Seaside Memorial Hospital’s offer to fund a new building. Hospital directors propose a $2,000,000 bond issue to finance construction and then lease the institution back to current directors to operate as a nonprofit. Mayor Burton W. Chad aims for an early decision.
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Burton W.'Chad
Wil Hospital
Seas Aide
Sald
Gavel Club Officials to Attend Toastmasters Parley
Three Long Beach Gavel Club officials Lester L. Lishman Joe E. Dalton and F Griff Meade will attend a district conference of Toastmasters International in Los Angeles Griff Meade to serve as district spokesman at a special dinner event. Officials will compete to win district representation at the international contest in St Louis in August.
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Toastmasters International
Lester L. Lishman
Joe E. Dalton
F. Griff Meade
Los Angeles
Griff Meade
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