Wilson High School appoints Sager as assistant principal
Francis Milton Sager, Jordan High School science teacher, was appointed assistant principal at Wilson High School by the Board of Education. The post is newly created and takes effect at the start of fall term. Sager earned his PhD from the University of Wisconsin.
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Francis’ Milton Sager
Jordan
Wilson High
Philharmonic
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Lard St
Pine and Locust Aves
Adams Elementary
Walter Boyd
Byrd
Man Accused of Shearing Wife in Jealous Altercation
Sim XN Hubbard 23 of 2833 Sawyer St. surrendered to Norwalk sheriff after a Friday incident in which he allegedly battered Patsy Lee Hubbard 18 and cut her hair with a butcher knife during a parked argument in front of an in law’s home. He faced Downey Municipal Court on a battery charge. Deputy H J Hopkinson arrested him on the complaint.
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Sim XN
Hubbard
Sawyer St
Sitios
Norwalk
Downey
Patsy Lee
Dei
H. J. Hopkinson
Lakewood Health Unit Wins Chamber Backing for New Hospital
Lakewood's Chamber of Commerce board endorsed a privately built 100 bed hospital at Candlewood Street and Clark Avenue adjacent to Lakewood Center. George O. Schecter and Associates to start construction once a zoning change is secured. The chamber favored non profit operation and noted local stock funding.
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Lakewood
Chamber of Commerce Board
Candlewood St
Clark Ave
Lakewood Center
George O. Schecter
Schecter
Chamber
Roger Engel
Engel
Lakewood Park Corp
Ben Weingart
Lou Gretz
East Los Angeles Industrial Association
League of Unincorporated Communities
Assembly
Rovernor
Gretz
Foul Play Hinted in Death Quiz at Los Alamitos
Santa Ana sheriff investigators say they are not satisfied with a coroner jury finding about William Hillbrecht, 62, of Los Alamitos, who probably fell to his death May 15. They believe he was murdered and continue probing to resolve how the skull wounds occurred, noting the victim was found unconscious at Reagan Street in Los Alamitos at 2:40 a.m. May 16 and died that morning.
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Santa Ana
Dan Rios
Barney “McKown
William Hillbrecht
Los Alamicos
Hillebrecht
Los Alamitos Sanitarium
Reagan Sr
Los Alamitos
Obituaries from an Inland Empire death notices page
Obituary notices list Rufius E Tyler 89 of Gale Avenue died Sunday with survivors including wife Lidia daughter Edith Cox and two more, service at Loper Chapel and Sunnyside Park. Paul Theodore Curtis 42 of Cordova Walk died Sunday. service in Cartersville Georgia. Betti Jo Anthony 28 of Sixth Street found dead. survived by husband and many family members. service planned in Patterson & Lively Chapel. Rudolph Ayer 65 of Besrnside Street died. service at Mortell's Chapel and Westminster Memorial Park. John Manning 45 of Long Beach Naval Base died Sunday. buried Seattle with Lakewood Mortuary. Essa M Skinner 76 of Ransom Street died Monday. survivors include daughter and four sons. service at Mottell's Chapel and Westminster Memorial Park.
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Edith Cox
Long Beach
Anne M. Mattson
Dorris M. Dassing
Margaret Cheney
Gilbert Green
Lulu Rader
Loper Chapel
Rae Wilsrd A. Senarr
Curtis
Paul Theodore Curtis
Cordova Walk
Dalton
Gashey
Tame Nere
Navy
Moore Memorial Methodist Church
Elsie
James W. Curtis
South
Cartersville
Patterson & Snively Mortuary
Charles
Louis
Jack
Robert Miller
Patterson & Lively Chapel
Grover C. Bagby
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Manning
John Manning
Long Beach Naval Base
Brooklyn
Cordelia
Seattle
Wash
Lakewood Mortuary
Skinner
Essa M. Skinner
Ransom St
Sullivan
Ind
Louise M. Wilkins
Jack Skinner
Thomas Skinner
Sunset Brach
Wilmer
Walter Skinner
Mottell’s Chapel
Westminster Memorial Park
Faces Extra Year in Jail After Plea Delay
Robert Corenevsky, a 23 year old Hollywood bookkeeper, faces a year in county jail with no credit toward his sentence after pleading not guilty to grand theft and seeking bail pending appeal. Judge George Francis granted a stay of execution but kept bail denied, returning Corenevsky to jail while the appeal proceeds.
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Robert Corenevsky
Hollywood
Long Beach
Rock Hudson
Dorenevsky
George Francis
Francis
Corenevsky
Fragmentary Ambulance Route Noted on City Streets
The readable fragments describe ambulance locations and street references such as Seventh St and Tamale Ave, Walnut Ave and Pacific, and general mentions of ambulances at multiple cross streets. The text is garbled with many nonsensical names and places, offering a rough snapshot of emergency vehicle movement in a metropolitan area.
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Tol- Sig Cp
Seventh St
Tamale Ave
Ambulanes
Wils A
Afaz E. Tin
Walnut Ava
Pacific
Gonatamy
Ximano
Reid Peta
Lingoln
Rinse Venom
Pasadena
Ava
Berth
Tran
Wisnae AN
Abu
Lutherans Expand as California Convention Sessions Open
The Evangelical Lutheran Church reports one new U S congregation every 19 days over eight years. Rev. Gaylord Falde told California District delegates that nine new congregations joined last year including Lakewood Park and Redondo Beach, and plans include a Lutheran college in Southern California. The gathering at Our Savior Lutheran Church drew more than 200, with merger talks among four major Lutheran bodies dominating discussions.
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The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
U. S
Gaylord Falde
California
Our Savior-Lutheran Church
Junipero Ave
Falde
Lakewood Park
Redondo Beach
Southern California
O. H. Howe
Minneapolis
Evangelical Lutherans Church
American Lutheran Church
United Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lutheran Free Church
Raymond Olson
My- Tus Knutson
Los Angeles
Home Missions
City Council to View Film on Kerr-McGee Offshore Drill
Long Beach officials will view a 30 minute color educational film by Kerr-McGee about offshore drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. Former State Senator Robert George of Kansas, now Kerr-McGee public relations chief, says the film shows a drilling operation 22 miles offshore and will aid local officials as offshore drilling is planned nearby. The viewing, at Browne restaurant, is a 12 15 p.m. event with city leaders as guests.
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Kere-McGee Co
Gulf of Mexico
Robert George
Kansas
Long Beach
Oklahoma Company
Browno
George
Kerr-McGee
Jacket Gets Boys Jailed for Assault
Three 17 year old Los Angeles youths were arrested after a blue gabardine jacket tied to a Bellflower man’s assault at Colorado Lagoon. Ray L. Allen, 21, suffered a knife wound to the arm in a beach party attack. Det Insp Thames S. Terry traced a laundry mark to a Boyle Heights laundry. Louis Alameida, 19, of Los Angeles, stationed at Ord, claimed no responsibility for the stabbing.
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Loz Angeles
Colorado Lagoon
May
Ray L. Allen
Mansdale Ave
Thames S. Terry
Tthe Juvenile Bureau
Boyle Heights
Los Angeles
Louis Alameida
Alameida
Ord
1954 Jobs to Relieve Traffic Near Long Beach
City Manager Sam E. Vickers told the council relief from high speed traffic in Los Cerritos will come in February 1954 with Del Amo Blvd improvements between Long Beach Blvd and Cherry Ave funded by gasoline taxes. A northerly unit of the Long Beach Freeway should complete by June 1954 to divert traffic from residential streets. Four way stops may be installed at Roosevelt Rd and Pacific Ave, Roosevelt and Pine Ave, Sam Antonio Dr and Pacific, and Pacific, San Antonio and Ryne, plus Bisby Rd and Pine. He opposed extending a Wardlow Rd service road from Pacific to Locust to prevent left turns, warning it could overcrowd Long Beach Blvd at Wardlow. The council filed the report.
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Los Cerritos
del Amo
Long Beach Blvd
Cherry Ave
Sam E. Vickers
Long Leach
Vickers
Roosevelt Rd
Pacific Ave
Roosevelt and
Pine Ave
Sam Antonio Dr
Pacific
San Antonio
Rvne
Bisby Rd
Pine
Planning Department
Wardlow Rd
Locust Aves
Wardlow
Locust
Douglas Union to Vote on OK of Pact
Douglas Aircraft Co employees at the Long Beach plant will vote Wednesday on the UAW CIO bargaining committee's recommendation to accept terms of a new one year contract. The pact is seen as virtually certain and details will be announced at Municipal Auditorium. Swing shift meets 1 pm, day and graveyard shifts 8 pm. The previous contract expired March 5 after mediation and tentative wage gain of about 5 cents per hour plus adjustments.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Big Ong Beach
Uaw-Cio
Municipal Auditorium
Gravee J Yards
Chamber Leaders Push Operation Round-Up
Two hundred business and professional leaders took part in Long Beach Chamber of Commerce's one day membership drive titled Operation Round-Up. Teams of 50 worked under city officials, with Mayor Lyman Sutter issuing a Round-Up Day proclamation and praising chamber achievements.
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Long Beach
Awawpe
Wilton
Chamber
Lyman
Sutter
Autopsy on Tot Inconclusive as Mother Held for Beating
An autopsy on 17 month old Colleen O Boyle of Bellflower was inconclusive. Dr Frederick D Newhart said subdural brain hemorrhages were found and further tests are needed to determine cause of death. The mother Thelma Harriet O Boyle 28 is held on murder charges in General Hospital Prison Ward. She admitted beating the infant with a paddle after saying the child tumbled from a bed. The child died Saturday after hospital arrival with bruises head injuries and other marks. The family has two other children.
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Frederick D. Newhart
Colleen Sandra O'Boyle
E. Artesia’ Blvd
Thelma Harriet O'Boyle
General Hospital
Land Bought for New Church at South Street and Downey Avenue
The chancery office announced ten acres have been purchased at South Street and Downey Avenue for the Roman Catholic Church of St. Pancratius, along with a parish hall and school to be built first. Parish boundaries run from Lakewood Boulevard east to Carson Street south, then along Union Pacific tracks to South Street and west to Cherry Avenue, then north to Artesia Street and back to Lakewood Boulevard. All Souls Cemetery remains in St. Barnabas parish.
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South St
Downey Ave
St. Pancratius
Chancery Office
Lakewood Blvd
Carson St
Union Pacific
Cherry Ave
Cherry
Artesia St
All Souls Cemetery
St. Barnabas Parish
Missionaries Finish Council Scatter to Corners of World
The annual Christian and Missionary Alliance Council closes its 56th convention in Munic pal Auditorium. Missionaries prepare to return to foreign posts as Dr. R B Brown urges missions are lived not trekked and notes global wars have spurred new consciousness in backward areas. Dr. A C Snead of New York is reelected foreign secretary. H E Nelson, P B Caviste, and Dr. A W Tozer remain in top posts.
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Raymond
Alkens
Christian and Missionary Tabernacle
Jonathan Armstutz
India
Amstutz
Rav
Ajikens
World Council of Christian and Missionary Alliance
Stai
Long Beach
Africa
Christian and Missionary Alience Council
Municpal
R. RB. Brown
Middle West
West
A. C. Snead
New York
Alliance
Jere Rev. H. E. Nelson
P. B. Cavistie
A. W. Tozer
Alliance Weekly
Absentee Ballots Cast in 8th Council District
Absentee balloting has begun in the Eighth Council District for a vacancy to be filled on June 9. About 18,000 voters will receive ballots. 24 have been sent so far and more requests come in daily. June 4 is the deadline to apply if away from home.
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Burton W. Chace
Dato
City
E. F
Ted) Critchley
Craig Hosmer
Congress
Jagues
Ada C. McCarthy
Richard ‘Marton
Marton
Marron
Burton Galleher
Linden Ave
George Vermillion
Exel backs careful appraisal of city recreation to curb youth delinquency
In a final vote push GAllegher cites Exel favoring a careful review of city recreational facilities and expansion where needed to provide a healthier environment for youths as a delinquency prevention measure. A recent headline misidentified candidate William Nutter as a deputy labor commissioner. he continues in the post.
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Galleher
George D. Exel
Willian Nutter
al Ex Estate
Burned Hulk Up for Sale
The burned-out hulk of the MV Menestheus is up for sale with bids due Monday. Owned by British Blue Funnel Line, the cargo ship was ravaged by fire off Baja California last month and now lies anchored in Long Beach. Bids are to be received at Furne Eye de’s offices in Los Angeles and Booth American Shipping Corp. in New York. The Menestheus was built at Dundee in 1928.
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San Pedro
Punch, Edge & Co
Blue Funnel
Baja California
Long Beach
Furneh
Eyde
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Wilson H S
Shand Engleman
University District Taxpayers Association
University District of
Penny Heartwell
Olga Osman
Lakewood Health Unit
Patterson &Snively Chanel
Eric V. Oelschlaeger
Lexington
Ajer
Rudolph Ayer
Mary E.fearnside
Virginia Court
Canada
Spiritual Science Church
Couglass
Dell
Roy
Arthur Witman
Bessie White
Mortell
Westminster Memorial Pack
Meet
Z. A. Thompson
Homei Missions
Home Missions Committee
Hawaii
National Lutheran Council
Los Angeles-Long Beach
Women's Missionary Federation
H. L. Foss
Pacific District
Chrch
Alaska
Muriel “Hagberg
Fairbanks Daily News
KFAR
Jacket
Douglas Union
al Davis
D. W. Campbell
Ereen
Rolland Robbins
George Richards
Bill Grent
Earl Miller
John Hancock
Harry Bulfurm
the Wilton
Santa Fe Buses
San Francisco
Modesto
Bakersfield
San Diego
American Ave
de Santa Fe Transportation Co
Soet
Spine
Benes
Dinghosis Sama
Memorial Day Perfect Health Institute
P. Biske
B.C & Stett
Tona Stack
Ogean Blvd
Hans Ta
Ctatlan
Mar
Waalspela
Pawntown
Broadway
Santa Monica
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