Hospital staff reveal Jewel Boynton as ardent Democrat
In a quirky hospital scene a doctor notes Jewel Boynton is an ardent Democrat during a staff consultation. The staff assures a strictly non partisan operation, and Jewel prepares to return home Wednesday. Readers also air comments on overcrowded buses, parkway messes, casual dress in SoCal, a birthday note, and local civic groups at Sons of Norway Hall.
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Jewel Boynton
Jewel
Brooks
Hoc
P.S
Acrobatic Burglar Robs Three Santa Fe Ave Shops
An acrobatic burglar robbed three Santa Fe Avenue shops early, stealing cash and merchandise totaling 419 dollars. The biggest loss was 110 dollars in cash and 300 dollars in costume jewelry at 2063 Santa Fe Avenue. A cafe at 2039 Santa Fe Avenue reported 59.23 dollars in money and goods. A barber shop at 2083 Santa Fe Avenue owned by Gale E. Brunk lost three bottles of hair tonic. The burglar entered through a ceiling, dropping into the dress shop after moving from an adjoining beauty shop, then unlocked windows for access to the cafe and barber shop.
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Santa Fe Ave
Tela
Ares
Gale E. Brunk
Fire at Keled Mud Co warehouse flares again
Firemen were called twice to extinguish a blaze in a Keled Mud Co metal warehouse behind 2921 Long Beach Blvd. The fire, believed started by children playing with matches amid old furniture and sacks of mud powder, smoldered again and was put out a second time. Sacks and stock sustained heat and water damage.
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Long Beach Blvd
Lass
Keled Mud Co
L B Man Shot in Hold Up Try at Hollywood Liquor Store
Berard Barnick, 23, of 1821 Living stone Drive, was shot in the shoulder when he and accomplice Douglas Lee Hallinan attempted to rob Vic Silverman’s liquor store at 464 N Doheny Drive Hollywood. Barnick is hospitalized. Hallinan, 21, of Center Street Anaheim, was arrested and booked on robbery suspicion. Silverman says he shot Barnick as he opened the register.
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Berard Barnick
Livingston
Wan
Hollywood Jquor
General Hospital
Douglas Lee Hallinan
What's New Under the Sun Striped Swim Suits For Milady
Fashion notes from Bod Whearley on summer swimwear trends. Striped two piece suits, brown sun outfits, and colorful accessories dominate racks. Designer talk centers on proper coverage, bold stripes, and a shift from bikinis as bikinis wane, with stores offering long head bathing ensembles and straw hats to reduce sun exposure.
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Bod Whearley
Nat
Josk
Jook
Bob Fischett
Fischell
Fischell Con
Second Escape Free Man Stanton Wins Dismissal
Kenneth W. Stanton, 20, walked free after Municipal Court dismissed a felony escape charge. Judge Percy Hight ruled the earlier offense was void due to a non existent statute, granting dismissal and ending the case. Stanton had previously served 50 days for car tampering and escaped again in January, then turned himself in. The court deemed the January escape illegal and noted double jeopardy concerns.
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Don Maddock
Kenneth W. Stanton
al ‘Freeman
Stanton
Ted C. Sten
Sten
Percy Hight
Hance Farm
Police Shed Neckties as Heat Hits 81
Long Beach police, under a standing order, shed their neckties at 10 50 a m as the temperature rose to 81 degrees in the shade at police headquarters. Police Chief William H Dovey set 81 degrees as the point officers on duty may remove their ties. Sgt E C Christiansen called the reading to the dispatcher who relayed it to Sgt Robert N Houghton then in a radio car. Sgt Houghton gave the go ahead take off your neckties if you want.
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Long Beach
William H. Dovey
E. C. Christiansen
Robert In. Houghton
Houghton
City Approves 35-Year Gas Franchise With SoCal Gas
The City Bureau of Franchises today voted preliminary approval of a 35-year franchise with Southern California Gas Co. covering facilities in annexed areas.
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Southern California Gas Co
Southern Counties Gas Co
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State Public Utilities Commission
A. L. Cleveland
Woman 77 Dies of Crash Injuries in Long Beach
A 77-year-old woman, Alice W. Crabtree, died from head injuries after a three wheeled electric car she rode in with her husband Seth Crabtree collided with a car at American Ave and 22nd St. She became Long Beachs ninth traffic fatality this year. Her husband was not cited.
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Delta Ave
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Massachusetts
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California Ave
Fen Ave
Anaheim St
Long
Dale Clifford Thompson
Beach
Cameron ,Ave
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Retired Navy Man Enters Council Race
Clarence E. Wolf a 52 year old resident of 4710 Cervate Ave announced plans to file as a candidate for South District Councilman in the July 26 special election to replace the late Ruth Bach. Wolf is a retired Navy officer and chief engineer of the Pacific Coast Chile and has lived in Long Beach nine years. He previously served as vice president of the Alamitos Circle Civic Association and led the Officers from the Rank Association.
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Pacific Ave
Cecil Wilson Daniel
Navy
USS
Frontier
Weber
Seaside Hospital
C. R. Dillon
Border
Burns
San Diego
Clarence E. Wolf
Cervate Ave
Sth
Ruth Bach
Wolf
Pacific
Chile
Indiana
Long Beach
Pair Arrested in Dope Smuggling Case
Mrs. Carol Marie Burns, aged 19, of 401 Terraine Ave, and Robert James de Cordova, 22, of 3800 E lath, Sr, were arrested early Sunday on charges of attempting to smuggle five ounces of marijuana into the United States from Tijuana.
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Carol Marie Burns
Terraine Ave
Robert James de Cordova
Elath, Sr
United States
Tijuana
Free Auto Safety Station Opens in Long Beach
A third annual safety check event runs through Saturday at 14th Street and Pine Avenue. Sponsored by the Long Beach Safety Council with city and local groups, it offers quick inspections of brakes steering horns lights and tires with windshield safety stickers for those passing. About half of vehicles checked previously showed some defect. a bus at the site lets drivers test eyesight and reaction time.
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Long Beach Safety Council
New Car Dealers Association
Independent Garage Owners Association
Long Beach Police Department
Long Beach Associated Car Clubs
Long Beach City Lines
Kitty Ruth Partridge
4Th St
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Safety Council
Burned Out Bushing Triggers Long Beach Power Outage
A brief power flicker affected many Long Beach homes after a burned out bushing in a Southern California Edison substation in North Long Beach. An automatic switchover restored power immediately, say company officials.
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Long Beach
California Edison Ca
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