AWOL thief gets prison term in Long Beach shop burglary
Bernard E Bromley 26 admitted AWOL from the Army and burglarized a Long Beach machine shop. Judge Joe Ray Craft sentenced him to one to 15 years, noting Bromley’s moves from Florida to Las Vegas and his stated desire to rejoin the Army to clear his record. He had worked at the shop and earned 165 a week before the break in.
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Long Beach
Bromley
Las Vegas
Joe Raycraft
Florida
Dor Bradford
W. Cowles
Brom- Jey
Bradford
Child 5 Hurts Minor Bruises After Car Sideswipes
Johnny W Sweat age 5 of 1735 W 15th St suffers minor bruises after being bumped by motorist Raymond D Blackshear 30 of 1040 W 256th St Harbor City near Santa Fe Ave Westway 4 south of 20th St The child ran into the street while playing in a packway police said the front of Blackshear's car struck him as he halted.
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15Th St
Santa Fe Ave
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Service Road
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Johnny
Cook Pleads Guilty to Assault Charge
Loyd D. Chadd, 32, Long Beach, pleaded guilty to assault by force after allegedly slugging Marine Sgt. Abe J. Wiens in the eye with a beer bottle. Judge Joseph Seavepart set sentencing for Oct. 7. Chadd, who fled with his wife and two children, was located in Kansas by a bondsman following the April trial delay stemming from a Feb. 6 incident at 242 Pacific Ave.
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Loyd D. Chadd
Long Beach
Micara
Joe Seavepart
Sutter to Become Municipal Judge Monday
Former mayor Sutter will take the oath as municipal judge in Department 5 of the Municipal Court at 9 a.m. Monday. He was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Judge Charles D. Wallace of Department 2. Governor Knight had appointed him to take office immediately. Charles T. Smith will preside at the installation.
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Sutter
Pensions of Veterans to Increase on Oct 1
The Veterans Administration office in Los Angeles announced that effective Oct 1, 3,300,000 veterans and dependents of deceased veterans will receive a 50 percent boost in monthly compensation and pension payments. The increase is automatic and will appear in October checks.
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Veterans Administration Office
Los Angeles
Toftay
Club to Hear Talk by Memory Expert
Orvilla A. Porter, memory expert, will address the Harbor location Club at 7 p.m. at the Lafayette Hotel. Nielsen, the club president, said contestants in the forthcoming Miss Aviation contest will be guests.
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Orvilla A. Porter
Harbor Socation Club
Lafayette Hotel
Nielsen
Arrow in Door Warns Woman to Quiet Dog
Jestine M. Smith reports an arrow lodged in the front door of her home at 54 Pomona Ave with a note threatening her dog. She says the dog is kept in the garage at night and there have been no prior complaints.
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Arrow
Jestine M. Smith
Pomona Ave
Chace Heads Sanitation Tour to Long Beach
Burton W. Chace led a 42-director delegation from 15 county sanitation districts on a Long Beach tour, touring harbor and outfall sites after a city hall session. Mayor George Vermillion welcomed them at a luncheon, with a bus ride along the shore to Lakewood.
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Long Beach
White's Point
George Vermillion
Victor Hugo
Speenen Lakewood
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