Driver convicted of manslaughter in fatal crash
James A. Schroeder, 16, died when a car overturning near Park Circle Chester Pl. Addison, the driver, was speeding at 40 miles an hour before the turn. Georgianna Sill, 75, and another passenger were injured. Fahrney sought probation.
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Addison
Ven O. Fahrney
Clock Change Stirs California as Standard Time Returns
A brief, period voice note about the switch from Daylight Saving Time to Standard Time. It warns readers about waking an hour early after the clocks revert this Sunday morning and notes the change affects California and 21 other states.
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TWA
Lynn Miller
Clark Ave
California
Square
Chief of Volunteers to Dedicate Building in Long Beach
General Charles B Booth arrives to dedicate the Long Beach VOA branch at 1505 Alamitos Ave a 2 p m Sunday. The new building includes a 100 seat chapel and will focus on handicapped workers. Local program features the Sunset Club for the elderly and a reception at the Lafayette Hotel.
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New York
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Volunteers of America
Long Beach
Alamitos Ave
Tianova
UGAL
Whien
VOA
Gen. Booth
Ballington Booth
First St
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C. P
Martha M. Strickland
Lafayette Hotel
Pred Martyr
Dy. Winfield Edson
Ida WN
Spiess
Portland
Ore
Beborr Department
Joyce Buseman
Manuel Persicz
Charles Pfeiffer
W. Clark Smith
J. Joel Steiner
Ann Troutsman
Keith Watson
Karl Holton
Don Lawson
John Zuck
C. W. van Blair
East Long Beach Kiwanis Host Kids Day Flapjack Feast
About 14,899 flapjacks were served to 4000 patrons by the East Long Beach Kiwanis Club at Recreation Park for National Kids Day. Proceeds from flapjacks and 10,000 bags of peanuts support youth activities. Downtown Kiwanis hosted 750 boys at a luncheon at Long Beach Air Force Base followed by a firefighting exhibition.
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Recreation Pack
Kiwanis Club
Long Brach Air Force Base
East Long Beach
Recreation Park
Sherryl Jean Anderson
Loma Ave
Sue Brown
Chuck Sundquist
Toddlers Celebrate Collective First Birthday Party
A lively party at Mrs. P. Cule’s home on Cas tanea Avenue marked the first birthday of seven children born at St. Marys Hospital. Mothers shared tips while a musical cake played Heappy Birthday. The event featured two boys and five girls, with cake, tears, and firsts noted by neighbors and a photographer.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Thais Cule
Patty Casjeans
Eryone
P. Cule
Castana Ave
Melissa Palyocsik
Ravenna Dr
Stephen Palyocsik
Danny Haskin
Patty Cassens
Ostr Ave
Walter Cassens
William C. Powell
Attica II
Diane
Robert W. Wonnell
Golden Ave
Cindy
Mrs. Powell
Grand Jury Probe Hinted in Paramount Gang Wars
Hints of a grand jury investigation into teenage gang warfare in the Paramount area emerged after five youths were booked as murder suspects in the fatal shooting of 16 year old James Kilipho. A mass roundup tied to the Clusters gang and rival youths followed the homicide and included several arrests on assault and weapons counts.
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Paramount
James Kilipho
Richard Dominguez
Minnesota Ave
Eddie Jimenez
Rosalie St
Bobby Cassenda
Illinois St
Raymond Lopez
Olive St
Pete Dominguez
Edward Klopfenstein
Glee St
Marvin White
Facade St
Ronald Razlin
E. Howe St
Paramount- Bellflower-Norwalk
Excelsior High School
Norwalk
Kuiphof
Paramount Mortuary
Rose Hills Memorial Park
Long Beach Opens Full Juvenile Court Ceremonies
A full fledged juvenile court opened Friday in Long Beach with judges, attorneys, and civic leaders attending. Superior Court Judge Fred Miller presided, assisted by County Juvenile Judge William B. McKesson and Phillip Richards. The probation office moved to larger quarters in the Jergins Trust Building to handle over 1000 transferred cases.
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Philip Richards
Fred Miller
William B. McKesson
Miller
McKesson
Richards
County Superior Court
Superior Court
William. B. McKesson
Los Angeles
Phillip Richards
Inca
County Probation Department
Jergins Trust
Newport Fish Derby Winds Up With Big Sunday Fish-Off
Newport Beach hosts a final day for the summer fishing derby with 2200 entrants and more than 200 sport boats slated to depart for the grounds. Returns are set between 2 pm and 3 36 pm Sunday at six Newport locations and the Coast Guard station to manage likely heavy sea traffic. Awards include a $10,000 cabin cruiser plus airline, train and ocean liner tours as part of a $50,000 promotion by the Newport Harbor sportsfishermen.
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Newport Beach
Newport
Coast Guard
Newport Harbor
Vandal Scrawls KIL On Fireplace Wrecks Long Beach Home
A vandal left the letters KIL in red nail polish on a Long Beach fireplace and damaged Marjorie Brannon's home at 4139 Gundry Ave. Early today rooms were strewn, furniture overturned, a sofa and mattress slashed, scissors left in the sofa, a coat burned in the fireplace, ceramic figures smashed, and ketchup spilled on floors.
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Long Beach
Marjorie Brannon
Gundry Ave
Could Not Start Car Leads to Thief in Town
A motorist offered to help Mrs. Arlen Clymer whose stalled car at Roswell Ave and The Toledo failed to start. The would be mechanic, later revealed as a thief, entered the driver's seat, failed to start the car, and left with Mrs. Clymer’s brown bag containing $24 in cash and $50 worth of jewelry.
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Meyers
Arelen Clymer
Roswell Ave
Toledo
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