Twelve Hurt in Traffic Mishaps On Sunday
A Sunday string of accidents in Long Beach left twelve injured.Howard J. A. Alvin 43 of 89 North Palm Verde Dr Rolling Hills and Cheryl Bullard 47 of 140 Lime Ave were struck at Ocean Blvd and Chestnut Ave Alvin in very critical condition at Leeside Hospital. A woman suffered facial fractures and bruises and was to be treated at Permanente Hospital Los Angeles. Cummings 21 of Norwalk and others faced injuries in separate crashes. Police report multiple drivers detained with suspected intoxication.
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Long Beach
Howard J. A. Alvin
N. Pala Verde
Rolling Hill
Sharoy B. Bullard
Lime Ave
Ocean Blvd
Chestnut Ave
Alvi
Cnndifion
Leeside Hospital
Permanente Hospital
Los Angeles
Din Tracy Werpening
Norwalk Bled
Norwalk
Risca
Shirley Suedten
TAT Sunense Blvd
Miner Jurias
Nér Hossand
Merbert
Mit Np
Death of Councilman’s Mother Mrs Kealer at 84
Mrs. Benriette Kealer, 84, mother of councilman Ray Simon Kealer, died Sunday morning at Del Rig Sanitarium Belt Gardens Mes. She had four children and lived with daughter attorney Mrs. Alice Lee Bishop at 8222 Lobee Ave Downer. She came to Long Beach in 1914 with her husband and family and knew Mexico. Surviving: councilman Meaier, daughters Mrs Frantie Malsit and Dr Bertha Taylor.
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Benriette Kealer
Ray Simon
Kesler
del Rig Sanitarium
Belt Gardens
Mes
Kealer
Alice Lee Bishop
Lobee Ave
Downer
Long Beach
Mexico
Kealer Merber
Ex-Lifeguard Saves Man in Bay Crash
Former lifeguard Richard Burrud of Sunset Beach rescued Darre Le Roy Blood after a car plunged into the bay near Pacific Coast Highway. Blood, 970 W 19th St Costa Mesa, suffered major injuries. Burrud will be recommended for a commendation by the Calia Highway Patrol. Doris M Kehor, 57, of Long Beach, a passenger in the crash, died in hospital. delivery plans for funeral announced by St. James Church.
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Ft ‘Pacific
Sunset Beach
Richard Burrud
Pacific Ave
Lee Bay
le Roy Blood
Burrud
Calia Highway Parc
Macior
Doris M. Kehor
Long Beach
Com- Lime Ave
Mualty
Biby & Belgeas
J Murtiars
South Gate
ICO
Benson Bell
St. Investigation
Butchers to Get Pay Hike Here
Southern California butchers in Long Beach area and 12 000 statewide will receive a weekly increase under a three year contract. The rise raises pay to 104 for a 40 hour week and covers meat cutters and wrappers in many cities. The agreement was reached after an all night session and approved in afternoon meetings.
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Southern California
Wey
Tinion Jocal
Wailmington
Long Beach
San Pedro
Wilmington
Toytanen
Compion
Whittier
Belflower
Lakewood
Otage County
Amalgamated Meat Critters
Buster Warsmen
North America
Food Employers Council
Ex-LB VA patient in Pacoima slaying case
A former patient at a Veterans Administration hospital in Pacoima is jailed on suspicion of stabbing his wife to death. The accused, laborer Pacoima resident Joseph Meyman, 38, reportedly confessed during questioning, saying he killed for lack of purpose due to leukemia. Police and hospital officials provided details of the incident and Meyman’s AWOL status.
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Joseph Meyman
War Veteren
Veterans Administration
Pacoima
Sefiye
Nab Man in Attacks on Seven Women
A 32 year old painting contractor in Long Beach was arrested after seven women identified him as their attacker. Police say coincidence led to his identification through witnesses and investigators across Los Angeles Ventura and Las Vegas. He denied the accusations as detectives pursue kidnapping and assault charges.
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Long Beach
Las
Sau Wein
Winness
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Wein
D. B. Closey
Ventura
Las Vegas
Ney
Atlaes
Womer
Mypandin
Cent
Car dives into 30 feet of water near Coast Highway
Officers reported a car sank about 30 feet underwater near the intersection of Coast Highway and 18th Street. Rescue teams searched the area, awaiting word on occupants and any hazards.
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Ofeticers
Ripon
Coast Highway
18Th St
Snakebite Victim Critical After Water Rescue
A 22-year-old Pike concessionaire remains in critical condition at St Helier's Hospital Bellflower today from a snakebite suffered Saturday night. Witnesses described a newly acquired diamondback rattle snake and a water plunge where blood trapped in a submerged car was freed after a bystander pulled the man from the water. Medical staff administered first aid then transferred him to Bellflower Hospital for antivenom treatments as officials continue investigation.
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Oritles
St. Helai's
Tae Vletion
Salicier ‘Jr
Seaside Hospital
Bellflower
Laucier
Burrud
Costa Mescé Mar
Two Injured From Falls Off Ladders At Homes
Two persons suffered minor injuries Sunday when they fell from ladders at their homes. Frank Jewell, 1721 Goth SL, was treated at St Mary’s Hospital for cuts after a seven foot fall and hitting a window. Harold F. Lines, 63, of 4add Stanbridge Ave, was taken to Community Hospital for X-rays after an eight foot fall from a ladder.
Bishop to Undergo Surgery for Injury
Bishop Lynn Walker of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will undergo surgery Tuesday in Bisby Knolls Hospital for a broken left shoulder suffered in a fall Saturday. The church member is a noted local figure and the community awaits news on recovery.
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Lynn Walker
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Bisby Knolls
Atlantic
Prize Photo Exhibit Wins International Prize
Roger Caar Wes, photographer for The Independent Press, shows the prize-winning image Pineulis in Fog at the Art Center Isheon Gallery in Los Angeles. The photo won a cash prize in the International Photo contest sponsored by Popular Photography magazine.
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Roger Caar
Art Center
Isehon
Hor Angeles
Piilegrand
Interna
Count Flies Rast From L. B. Will Appear on TV
The Count, descendant of a 16th century Polish king, who survived Nazi camps and death sentences, will appear on the TV show The $64,000 Question Tuesday night. He speaks many languages including Roman and Slavic tongues, German, and English. His countess, Leigh Walbridge of Long Beach, accompanied him, married in April 1955 in Salisbury, and has since lived in Long Beach.
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Cash Bugere
A. de Lusavice Lukawieck
Lew Stindey
New Fork
Tin
Germain
Leigh Walbridge
Long Beach
Vienne
Saleburg
Long Besch
Veterans Day Office Closures Across City and County
City, state and federal offices closed to observe Veterans Day. One main post office and all substations shut, banks and most businesses open. Mail delivery halted, pickups occur per holiday hours. Downtown Long Beach and Lakewood area trash pickup limited to downtown. stores with 9 p.m. Monday closures stay open until 9 p.m. tonight.
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City Park
Agen
S BP
Long Beach
Lakewood
Largest Veterans Day Parade L.B. salutes 100000 strong
Long Beach marked its largest Veterans Day parade with nearly 100000 spectators and a marching pageant led by General Jerome. The route showcased Army Navy Coast Guard and Air Force contingents, a flyover from Norton Air Force Base, and units from Pendleton Fort MacArthur and the Presidio. High-profile honorees included Mrs Beverly Eb lis and Sybil Smith.
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California
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Cedar Ave
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Jerome
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Long Beach
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San Diego
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Benet
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Leimer Allmeroth
Fred Messler
Catalina Island Harbor Survey Targets Small Boat Ports
County engineers report surveys of coves on Catalina Island for small boat harbors by a team led by Thomas Mankey. Work, including Palos Verdes caves and coves like Tsthmus Cove and Cetslina Harbor, will inform a master plan for state lands funds.
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Bounty Porineeys
John L. Ilambie
Hegan
Catelija Jest Cok
Thomas Mankey
Operseer
Malibiates
jPalos Verdes
Catalioa
Tsthmus Cove
Peurth of July Cave
Fmereld Bay
Cetslina Harbor
Little Harbor
First Arrest Under New Dope Code
Narcotics officers made the first local arrest under a new federal code raising the death penalty for supplying narcotics to a minor. Dea Edward Reese, 26, an ex felon, was captured by four officers at St and Atlantic Ave. A minor boy with Reese said the suspect gave him several drags from a marijuana cigarette shortly before the arrest.
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Edward ‘Reese
Atlantic Ave
Mindy
Jack W
We Mahan
Robert P. Shaw
Willlem R. Decker
Willertser
Reese
Drag Racing Arrests On Long Beach Freeway Report
Two men and two brothers were arrested for drag racing on the Long Beach Freeway near Del Amo and Compton. Officers cited speeds up to 200 miles per hour and booked suspects on speeding evasion and related charges. One man, a former Navy seaman, listed ex-felon status and address details in the report.
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Long Beach
California
Brent Gray
Navy
Lester Parsons
Saline County
del Amo
Pacific Coast Ave
EL Y
Compton
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