Nurses urged to learn home care for the sick
Long Beach health officials urged every household to have at least one skilled person for home nursing to improve survival. The Red Cross and city health department opened a new home nursing center at the Health Center on Pine Avenue with Training classes led by Mrs. Charles Sunn and 15 instructors. enrollments are taken by telephone, courses complete in seven sessions.
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Trio Attend Rotary Convention in Atlantic City
Three Long Beach Rotary Club members Leslie H. Smith Harold E. Christensen and Lawson Overman will attend Rotary Internationals convention opening today in Atlantic City New Jersey with their wives They will travel from Long Beach Tuesday and plan a post convention vacation on the east coast Delegates from over 60 countries are expected to attend
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Sharpy Toothy Outlaw Chews Into City Limits
In Butte Mount on May 2 an aggressive animal described as a buck-toother outlaw threatened property and wandered the outskirts before a posse of deputy sheriffs and game workers cornered it in a backyard. A washtub trap ended with the creature neutralized and driven from the area.
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Elks State Head to Visit Long Beach Lodge 888
California Elks Association president Ben W Osterman will visit Long Beach Lodge 888 tomorrow night. He has long ties to Santa Ana Lodge 794 since 1918 and has served as exalted ruler and trustee. Robert P Mohrbacker will lead the welcome as dinner at 6 30 p.m. Osterman, a citrus grower and rancher, has held multiple state offices.
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Minister to Talk Before Credit Club
Rev. Alex Gerald Nichols, pastor of First Methodist Church Santa Ana, will address the Long Beach Credit Club dinner Tuesday at 7 pm in Lafayette Hotel on Now What. He was born in Bristol England and educated in Toronto and Los Angeles. He entered the ministry in 1934 after 16 years in business. A former Lions International district governor, he now serves as international counselor. He will be introduced by George W. H.
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Council Overspending Prompts Tax Measure Push
A local council is accused of inflated gas and oil budgets and plans to seek Proposition No 1 on the May ballot to raise taxes by 50 percent. Voter-approved stadium costs reached 1.4 million, signaling the completed project could exceed 3 million, six times the original 550 thousand bond issue. A May 11 meeting is set to address the issues and clarify the crisis.
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