Warren's Son Impressed by Poverty Overseas
Earl Warren Jr. a cadet on the California Maritime Academy ship Golden Bear delivered relief milk to Mediterranean nations. At 18 he described poverty abroad in Rome Naples Athens and Marseilles noting high prices and scarce containers. He plans college later cattle raising and showed no political ambitions while praised as a capable helmsman by shipmates.
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Cowman
Mediterranean
Earl Warren Jr
California
Golden Bear
Rome
Naples
Athens
Marseilles
Warren
Iowa Battleship Visits Long Beach After Overhaul
The Iowa, a 45 000 ton battleship under Capt Edward A Solomons, tied up near the federal breakwater at 6 30 am en route to San Diego. It recently underwent major overhaul at Bremerton and will be in Southern California waters for months. Cruisers Atlanta and Duluth head to home port Long Beach Wednesday with Rear Admiral Fox McInerney aboard the Duluth, while Topeka returned from Asiatic waters May 7. Admiral McInerney, formerly Washington battleship commander, takes over Cruiser Division 15 from Rear Admiral Zou Co U.S. N.
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Long Beach
San Diego
Iowa
Federal Breakwater
Edward A. Solomons
Prospect Ave
Border City
Bremerton
Wash
Navy
U. S. Naval Base
California
U.S. &. Atlanta
Duluth
Pacific
Adm
Fox. McInerney
U.S. N
Group Denies Robbery Charge in Cafe Heist Case
John G. Klotz reported a $300 camera outfit stolen from his car on Bonnie Brae Avenue. Joe Berry 21 and William Witenberg 20 and Clyde Hinsley three others pleaded not guilty to a cafe robbery at 1328 West Pacific Coast Highway. Trial was set for June 23 before Superior Judge Fred Mit...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Klotz
35Th St
Bonnie Brae Ave
Joe J. Berry
Newmen Berry
William Witenberg
Clyde C. Hinsley
Pacific Coast Hwy
Fred Mitter Qiaine
CPO Navy Wives Club to Assemble Tonight
The newly formed CPO Navy Wives Club invites all chief petty officers' wives to a meeting at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Marie Mitchell's home, 627 West 18th Street, San Pedro. President Mrs. Lottie Hyman invites attendance and lists officers elected last week.
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CPO Navy Wives
Marie Mitchell
18Th St. San Pedro
Lottie Hyman
Atamitos Ave
Hyman
Henry Matthews
Essie Hill
Lorraine von Dickersohen
Mitchell
Fannie ‘Townsley
Fatal battle at San Pedro cafe ends in death
Frank M. Gonzales, 28, of San Pedro, died at Harbor General Hospital from bullet wounds after a midnight fight with a cafe special guard. The guard, Frank Andorko, 28, acted in self defense when attacked by five or six men and faces no arrest unless exoneration by a coroner's jury.
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Frank M. Gonzales
Acon St
San Pedro
Harbor General Hospital
Torrance
Frank Andorka
Lime Ave
F. G. Hamilton
Hamilton
Andorko
Andarke
Gonzales
San Pedro Emergency Hospital
Fire damages Radio Store in Virginia County 시장
A fire started by a short circuit in radio testing equipment damaged a radio store at 4300 Long Beach Blvd Market in Virginia County. Officer Leonard D. Thomas 25 was overcome by smoke while aiding a beauty shop nearby and was treated at Seaside Hospital. store owned by Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Balsamo. Firefighters from Lakewynod and county units battled the flames for about an hour.
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Virginia
Market
Long Beach, Blvd
Leonard D. Thomas
Thomas
William P. Sweet
Seaside Hospital
R. J. Balsamo
Lakewynod
Warm Week End Promises Large Beach Crowd
Warm weather and a 66 degree ocean temperature are expected to draw a large beachgoer turnout. Lifeguard Roy Miller notes the water is the warmest of the year and similar surf conditions are forecast. Forecasters expect mostly clear skies with possible afternoon breezes, and morning fog could temper attendance.
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Roy J
Dutch) Miller
Long Beach
Weather Bureau
Knights of Pythias Plan Convention
Five Long Beach men from Lodge 210 will attend the 75th Grand Lodge assembly in Santa Cruz Monday through Thursday next week. Delegates include Frank Merriam former governor and supreme representative, James Henry Jack Peterson Jess Randy and William Irvin. About 3000 delegates are expected.
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Long Beach
Lodge 210
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Order
Santa Cruz
Frank Merriam
James Henry
Jack Peterson
Jess Randy
Wiviam Irvin
Variable clouds and fog with light temperature change
A weather outlook notes variable high clouds with night and morning fog through today and Sunday. Little change in temperature is expected. Winds will be gentle to moderate and variable, with moderate to locally fresh west to southwest gusts in the afternoon.
Narcotic Sales to Youths Topic at Los Angeles Judge Talk
Municipal Judge Arthur S Guerin of Los Angeles urged mandatory prison terms for narcotics offenders at a Lions Club meeting. He cited high crime rates, including 250 homicides in LA last year, and argued parole releases contribute to recidivism while narcotics near high schools fuel teen crime.
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Arthur S. Guerin
Los Angeles
Lions Club
Wilton Hotel
Guerin
Freed Hair
Edward L. Shaw
Betty Hazlet
Exporters Told Trade Prospects and Obstacles
Paul E. Pauly of the U S Department of Commerce warned Long Beach Harbor Transportation Club members that international trade faces barriers and pilferage, but that the International Trade Organization may ease obstacles. He noted dollar scarcity and the need to sell capital goods abroad, with more than 110 attendees at the luncheon and plans for future monthly events.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles Harbor
Paul E. Pauly
U. S. Department of Commerce
Harbor Transportation Club
Pauly
International Trade Organization
Havana
Joe Blackburn
Ed Stubbs
Blackburn
Blame Decided in Woman's Death
A coroner's jury found that Peggy Lee Edwards 21 of 1629 Zlath Torrance died April 30 from injuries after a car wreck caused by an unidentified driver. Howard Dennis of Torrance was exonerated. his vehicle swerved to avoid an oncoming car and overturned. Edwards died at Long Beach Naval Hospital. Dennis remains hospitalized. Service is planned in Norfolk Virginia. Edwards was born in Jessup Georgia.
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Peggy Lee Edwards
Zlath St
Torrance
Helton & Son Mortuary
Howard Dennis
Iver
Miss Edwards
Dennis
Long Beach Naval Hospital
Norfolk
George P. Roberts
Jessup
Leader of Car Admits Guilt Accidental Damage Claim
The leader of a car burglary case admitted guilt to the charge while denying damages to Margorie Acosta from L. D. Hart trucking, relating to Cecil H. Utley, 41, who suffered injuries. Utley had pleaded guilty to a burglary charge. judge Fred Miller set an inquiry to fix penalties after a prior felony conviction noted. Police reported Utley was seen leaving the Fred Hunter Maine Ave home with items from the burglary.
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William B. McKesson
Marjorie Acosta
L. D .Hart
Cecil H. Utley
Los Coyotes
Beilfront
Maineflower Blvd
Joseph Scott
C. Rancom
Fred Miller
Rom Samuelsonterday
Utley
Delmar Doderidge
Fred Hunter
Maine Ave
Hunter Home
Foreign pilots may enter Bendix cross country race
Long Beach Municipal Airport will host the Bendix trophy cross country air race starting Sept 4 with a prize structure including a $1000 first prize for the first woman. Six entries are in including Paul Mantz and Jacqueline Cochran. The event opens to foreign aircraft approved by the National Aeronautics Association, with two divisions for conventional reciprocating engines and jets. Mantz seeks a repeat win after last year’s 460 mph average on the 2045 mile course.
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Long Beach
National Aeroenautics Association
Paul Mantz
Jacqueline Cochran
Los Angeles
Larry Therkelsen
Glenn L. Arbogast
Mantz
Coast Guard to Abandon Search for Plane Crash near Carpinteria
Coast Guard headquarters announced plans to end the search for a small plane that reportedly crashed into the surf near Carpinteria. Crews had flown all night and trained boats searched from dawn with no wreckage found after the plane allegedly buzzed Carpinteria and fell into the ocean at 2 45 p m yesterday.
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Coast Guard
Carinteria
Carpinteria
Pedestrian hurt after car strike on Hathaway Drive
Kenneth Houtchinson, 28, of Newport Beach, was hit by a car on Hathaway Drive east of Ximena Avenue causing back injuries and abrasions. He was taken to Community Hospital. The driver, Jacob McLichi, 39, of Los Angeles, was not held.
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Kenneth Houtchinson
Newport Beach
Hathaway Dr
Ximena Ave
Jacob McLichi
Los Angeles
Lodges Hold Last Sessions of Convention in Long Beach
California Odd Fellows and Rebekahs wound up their week-long stay in Long Beach with joint sessions in Sciots Hall and a Pacific Coast Club dinner. William H. Jewett was installed grand master as the 6th annual Odd Fellows grand lodge and 58th California Rebekahs session concluded, with a record attendance and a large class of new past noble grands.
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California Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Long Beach
California
Supreme Sanctorum
Ancient Mysic Order of Samaritans
Auxiliary Ladies of the Orient
Sciots
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Frank D. Macbeth
San Francisco
Charles L. Dodge
Martinez
Louis J. Hardie
Oakland
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Karl C. Brueck
Stockton
Walter Ray
Tulare
Robert Moreing
John A. Graham
Los Angeles
Harry F. Borden
Grand Guardian
Gene J. Bianchi
Oakdale
Grand Herald
Ernest Johnson
Yreka
Otto Kanka
South Gate Lodge
District 98
Joseph A. Haynes
Long Beach Lodge
South Gate
Compton
San Pedro
California Grand Lodge
Ballew
Grand Lodge
Charles E. Hicks
Rebekah Lodges
Santa Rosa
Sonoma County
Allee Schultz
Municipal Auditorium
Florence Benetto
Verdugo
Claire Freer
Dorothy Frankin
Inside Guardian
Tris Murphy
Yucaipa
Outside Guardian
Faye Payse
San Rafael
New Corporation Document Filed in Los Angeles
A new corporation named the Mystical Science' Brother Hood filed articles of incorporation in Los Angeles yesterday with Lone Beach directors Gilbert N. Holloway, Mercy Holloway, and George A. Limerman. Judge John A. Shidler of Torrance serves as attorney for the firm.
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Hood
Los Angeles
Lone Beach
Gilbert N. Holloway
Mercy Holloway
George A. Limerman
John A. Shidler
Torrance
Pool winner cleared in drunken driving case
Jud LaSane, a 52 year old carpenter, was acquitted in Municipal Court after testimony that he played pool three hours before his arrest and won every game except one. Judge Harry R. Simon ruled he was sober enough to drive despite police testimony of intoxication and a police surgeon’s statement.
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Jud LaSane
Harry R. Simon
LaSane
C. Ransom Samuelson
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Walker's Department Store
W. Sutherland
Veronica Lawler
Mary Ellen Stein
D. S
Gelearam
Calif
Grant
Voye
Siam
David Herman
Bangkok
Press-Telegram
L.A
Car
Marie Schulte
Quincy Ave
Truman Boyd Manor
David Davenport
Earl Davenport
David
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