Prisoner Freed and Given Probation in Molestation Case
Homer E. Neal 55, aircraft worker, previously imprisoned 104 months in San Quentin, freed after appellate reversal of a child molestation conviction. He pleaded guilty September 23 to contributing to the delinquency of a minor and was placed on five years of probation by Superior Judge Joseph M. Maltby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer E. Neal
San Quentin
Joseph M. Maltby
Neal
Kurtz Kauffman
Gladys Towles Root
Maltby
San Quennin
Building Permits Age PATS and More
A garbled OCR item lists multiple building permits and valuations, highlighting dwellings at 175 Roose and 3329 Be Sen Sonnie, with additional addresses and numbers. The fragment references a $30,344,590 total and names several entities and locations in a distorted way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Ktonth
Iain” Moe Ral
Ernie A
Ion Enein
Aislers
Yarsge
Masia
Aszays
Funeral Notices and Public Notices From Long Beach Area
Funeral notices for residents of Long Beach and surrounding areas list survivors, services, and chapels with details at various addresses. Public notice from the U S Treasury Comptroller of the Currency certifies Long Beach National Bank’s authorization to commence banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Department
Office OF Comptroller
Washington, D. C
Long Beach National
Long Beach
Los Angeles
State of California
United States
National, Banking Association
Preston Delano
Long Beach National Bank
National’ Banking Association
Memorial service held for airman David Afca
A memorial service for Pvt. David Afca 18 son of Mrs. Cin Fields 2535 Santa Fe Ave who was killed in action in Germany March 25 1945 will be held tomorrow at 10 am in Motley s Chapel Pvt Afca served in the tank corps and was a native of San Pedro He leaves his mother stepfather and siblings of Long Beach Interment will be in Roosevelt Cemetery Gardena
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFOA
David Afca
Cin Figlds
Santa Fe Ave
Germany
Mottell's
Afca
Tank Corps
Ger
San Pedro
Wash
Satan
Fig Suns
A. F. L. Welders Union
Pvt. Afoa
Manuel Nieto
Long Beach
Spain
Arthur Fields
Ralph
Ida Maria Gonzalez
Roosevelt Cemetery
Gardena
Nance
Harbor City
Claud Curtly Nance
Frampton Ava
Long Bech
Craigland County
Ark
Ora
Hobart
Wilmington
Amos
Mes
Myrtle McAfee
Benny
East St. Louis
Husted
William_ D. Husted
Bermuda St
New Jersey
California
Baldwin Park
Long ‘Beach
The
Baptist Church
Ella
Henry Husted
Owen E. Husted
Springfield
Nellie Heltzer
Las Animas
Colo
Mattell
George W. McDonald
Methodist Church
Inglewool Park Cemetery
Villines
Huntington Beach
Walker
Main
Boxley
Bakersfield
Bessie May
Howard Villines
Buena Park
Wootrow Villines
Los Angeles
Wilburn Villines
Midway City
Robert Villines
Westminister
Piersma
Peter Plorama
S. Buca
Lyptus
Friesland
Holland
United States
Cornelius van Kalsbeek
Bell, Flower
Rochester
N.Y
White Funeral Home
Bell Tower
Clyde Brown
Bellflower
Paul Brown
Lyn- Wood
Hazel Holmes
Oregon
White ‘Funeral Home
Willard C. Dorsey
Bell
Christian Church
Rose Hills Memorial Park
Whittier
Roswell Ave
Utica
Santa Monica
San Francisco
James B. Sheridan
John S. Sheridan
Mortell
St. Bartholomew's Catholic Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Westchester
Porter
Keith Douglas Porter
Lime Ave
Wadsworth Veterans General Hospital
Coalings
Atlantic Ave. Methodist Church
Hollywood
Paul Idella Porter
Hopedella Lewis
Cantelou
Mollie B Cantelou
Orlena Ave
Duarte
Tennessee
First ‘Methodist Church
Birmingham
Ala
Edgar Brinkley
Texarkana, Ark
Perry Barrett
Chapel of Dispay Mortuary
Tides Weather and Sun and Moon Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tides and sun moon data with unclear timing and stray characters. The readable bits reference a Tuesday entry, a sun event around morning and afternoon, but the source is garbled and does not provide a coherent report or definitive values.
Vessels Arriving and Departing Monday October 26
Shipping notices list vessels due to arrive and depart, with unclear details and multiple indeterminate entries. Names like Ben W. H. Wickersham Co and various ships such as Pastesia Br and Vancouver appear among uncertain dates. The record shows active port traffic but lacks precise schedules and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asperator T
Ee Aitonderoes
The
Ben W.W. H. Wickersham Co
Turaday
Ee Pastesia
Ant
Vancouver
Hamburg
A. Dt. Monpar
Colina Ha Saves
Geant Saan
Bianvac Bombay
Ies
OHA
Ely Bo Nee Doe
Navy Surgeon General Honored at Parley
Admiral V adm C A Swanson U S Navy Surgeon General received an honorary fellowship in the American College of Surgeons at the 34th annual clinical congress in Los Angeles. Gordon B New Mayo Foundation laryngology professor presented the honor in the name of Dallas B Phemister ACS president during a one day clinic at Long Beach Naval Hospital. The congress drew more than 5000 surgeons and continued discussions in Los Angeles for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College’ of Surgeons
vAdin
C. A. Swanson
U. S. Ny
Long Beach Naval Hospital
Los Angeles
Local Resident Dies. services scheduled in Long Beach
Signal Hill native born in Ventura dies leaving widow Gladys and mother Myrtle Hutchison of Eagle Rock. Survived by father John Hutchison of Montalvo, sisters Ruth Woodward Glendale Gladys Sumner Eagle Rock Ethel Davies Vallejo and brother Leslie Hutchison Long Beach. Service Wednesday at 10 am Mortell's Mortuary entombment Sunnyside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Hill
Long Beach
G Beach
Taft Oil Fields
Gladys
Myrtle Hutchison
Eagle Rock
John Hutchison
Montalvo
Ruth Woodward
Glendale
Gladys’ Sumner
Ethel Davies
Vallejo
Leslie Hutchison
Ventura
Mortell
Sunnyside Mausoleum
Several Hurt in Traffic Mishaps Here
A string of minor to serious injuries occurred in local crashes. Barbara LaRue, 37, Redands Beach, was hospitalized after a 4:30 a.m. two car collision at Fourth Street and Maine Avenue, with Dufault, 32, uninjured. Pedestrian George M. Blue, 59, was fractured after being struck at Fifth Street and Cedar Avenue, taken to Community Hospital. Mary Ann Cossairt, 72, Chestnut Avenue, sustained possible nasal fracture after a Pacific Avenue accident near 17th Street. she and driver were treated at St Mary’s. Motorcyclists Walter D. Chard, 18, and passenger Clifford C. Chard, 16, suffered possible major injuries on Coast Highway near Anaheim Bay bridge. Norman K. Glaze, 22, said he made a U turn and did not see the riders, taken to Long Beach Community Hospital. Donald Roberge, 40, Lakewood Village, injured when struck by Kenneth Holt, 23, Lakewood, on Lakewood Boulevard near Spring Street. Holt’s vehicle overturned to avoid collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara LaRue
Redands Beach
Seaside
Fourth St
Maine Ave
Albert N. Dufault
Dufault
LaRue
George M. Blue
Fifth St
Cedar Ave
Blue
Community Hospital
George T. Stoy
Pacific Ave
Mary Ann Cossairt
Chestnut Ave
17Th St
St. Mary's Wospital
Frank M. Nadyshny
Cedar ‘Ave
Walter D. Chard
Feith St. Long Beach
Long Beach Community Hospital
Donald Roberge
Montair St
Lakewood Village
Kenneth Russell Holt
Ximeno St
Long Beach
Lakewood Blvd
Spring St
Holt
Child Hospitalized After Suspected Poisoning at Home
Deborah B. Seedberg aged 2 of 1435 Lemon Ave was rushed to Seaside Hospital yesterday after noon when she fell ill at home. Doctors performed a stomach pump after a suspected cleaning product ingestion. The child was reported out of danger and sent home later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah B. Seedberg
Lemon Ave
Seaside Hospital
Man Loses Five in Gum Scrape Incident
Thomas Schulster of 1403 E. 23rd St. stepped into chewing gum Friday evening and scraped off a corner of a $5 bill from the gum while entering his car. The next morning he found the remaining five stamp near the gum on his shoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Schulster
E. 23Rd St
Treasury Secretary Snyder Foresees Prosperity With Caution
Secretary John W. Snyder told a Los Angeles Town Hall audience that the nation enjoys an unusually favorable basis for continued prosperity but warned that maintaining growth requires restraints on speculation and credit expansion. He urged support for price stability and noted the need for housing, schools, highways, and electric capacity to meet rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
the ‘Treasury
John W. Snyder
Snyder
Japan Quake Damage Studied by California Engineers
An analysis of Fukui quake destruction was presented to the Structural Engineers' Association of California in Santa Barbara. Charles P. Morgan and Edward O'Connor noted most damage occurred on alluvial soil, while firm-ground buildings fared better. Well-built structures resist shocks. loosely built ones collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fukui
Japan
Structural Engineers' Association of California
Santa Barbara
Charles P. Morgan
Department of Building and Safety
Long, Beach
Edward O'Connor
Morgan
Fragmentary Fire Department Dispatch Entry
A garbled dispatch list records the Ton fire department responding to multiple locations near 1028 E Apabelm Bl and Freeman Ave. Ambulances are noted at Broadway Pine and other streets, with scattered house and street names such as Ransom, Fitzhall, Cofer, and Third Bl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Fire Department
Lowing
Long Beach Down
Freife
Rembuien
Ambu- Freeman
Ransom
Broadway
Pine Ave
Fitzhall and
Cofer Ave
Carnival Arranged at Catholic Youth Center Yard
A Halloween carnival will be held in the yard at the Catholic Youth Center on Sixth St and Alamitos Ave Thursday afternoon from 1 to 4 o clock. Sponsored by the Mothers Club of St Anthony's School. All students, their parents, and preschool aged children and parents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Youth Center
Sixth St
Alamitos Ave
Mothers Club of
St. Anthony’s’ School
Navy ships in port amid broad Pacific activity
Fragmented report lists destroyers carriers and tankers tied to wartime movements. Mentions ships such as Mission Buenaventura and a submarine flotilla, with scattered references to San Francisco and Balti more areas and various operational codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate Navy
Oerive
Long Bence
Ban Diero
Tegny
Eneowl
Roma
Sam Francisco
Gere Mission
Bal Frenchact
Protective
Aaron Diego
Evere
Bairol Phmailation
Tate Kort
Gantner
Curls
Severn
Plate
Mission Cagis
Mission Buenaventura
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Saute da
Arthur Jesus
Taiah Tiocoin
Aister
Ida Gonzalas
Third St
Alamites Ave
Elm Ave
Sarvicoy
Patterson & Snivety
Locust Ave
We Tevin Wiliams
Bratberg
Hart Mi
Lamon
Sank Beach
Ardowes
Garl G. Peasburg
Slaters
Hen
Charlotte Verna
Frances Mcpaueeh
Beaiher
Robert Adair
Hacyies Pel
Thea
Crank
Heathers
Benjamiin A. Vietor
A.crane
Werty
Vom
Reuben Ly Anderson
Jotrely Chagel
Afomiten
Harman
Ian Bernarding
Peart Ghyst
Paul Ghyst
Tuesany
Mothel's
Third Bt
Alomitox
William
Alamitas Ave
Korhonen
Eva B
Servicen Tuseday
OW. V
Attieinting
Fale Chapel
Ammitoa Hise
Iidelia
Marton Hamby
Ralph Ntral
Wainessaye
Arineslay
Berioe
Amutda Ave
Sheridan
James Patrick
Togsomave
Chile
Borvived’ Sysona
James E. Aperidac
Yeon
Mottsi
Aine Mines
Ava
Juartholo
Alsmites Ave
Waitaker
Charles
TGR E. Ocsan Rive
Long Bai
Wiaw
Derucilla
Ieker
Charles Whiteaker
Elizabeth
Bart Jett
Mey
Bien Dewrock
Miluradahr
Ira
Thelmn Simingtas
Mra
Ale Fink
Jasagh Itaker
Asters
Ida Mestally
Stea
Uru
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Weil
EJ. Beckett
Scahill
Compton
Mary Elizabeth Seanitl
Burris Ave
Missouri
John R
Utter Mckinsey Hann Mortarary
B. Palmer
William Lange
First American ‘Lutheran Church
Angeles Abbey
Gil Martinez
E. Avon St
Downey
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Downey Cemetery
Paramount Mortuary
St. Bartholomew's Catholic
Holy Name Society
Casper Lodge of Elks
Bessie E
Helen
Louise
Marian
Donald’ Tripeny
John ‘Tripeny
Casper
Wyo
Ed Hadley
Fred Villinave
Sheelar-McFadyen Mortquary
Rtbadman
DeForrest A. Steadman Jr
Truman Boyd Manor
Deforrest A. Steadman III
Doris Steadman
Mortell's
Tripeny
Delmer W.emipeny
Argonne Ave
New York State
Hutchison
Robert Glenn Hutchison
Kerman
Dunlap & Graham
Californi Long
Los Angele
Cincinnati
Denver
al A
Mabila
Niladaly
Pittsburgh
Ravi City
Ealt Lake
San Antonio
Ie Bean
Branca
Apringrivid
Washington
St. Etianne
France
Navy
Chicle
United
United Mainliners
Omaha
Twin Cities
Milwaukee
Tinos
Bes Angeines
Leeg Beth Air
United Air Lines
Southern Caltormia Businss
Moreland
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