Spring Water Flow Sparks City Query and Postwar Finance Talk
A clear spring-like flow near the railroad tracks northeast of Fremont Avenue in Pasadena raises questions about trout possibility and safety for children. Willis Spence investigates Edison Company property concerns, while readers debate postwar real estate and interest rate trends as markets shift and speculation grows.
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Robbery at Trader Joe's prompts quick arrest in Pasadena
Sharp-eyed shoppers aid police in identifying suspect Terrill Leroy Anderson after an armed holdup at Trader Joe's 0 South Arroyo Parkway. About 3 pm a masked man demanded cash, triggering a photo capture by a hidden camera. A car plate led officers to Anderson, jailed within 90 minutes on armed robbery suspicion.
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City of Hope wins approval for $18 million expansion plan
Delegates at the City of Hope National Biennial Convention in Los Angeles approved an 18 million six year expansion program for the City of Hope complex. Plans include an 8 million Northwest Hospital building a 7 million Northeast Hospital structure a 2 million Children's Hospital and a 2 million research complex. The expansion totals 38 million over six years, adding a new radiology department pathology outpatient services hematology labs and expanded researchers facilities. Emanuel H. Fineman was co elected president of City of Hope for the fourth time to lead the board.
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Police Car Set Afire in Pasadena Meeting House
Police officers Jin Larsh and Bob Sojka spoke at a Crime Alert gathering on Summit Ave when a youth said their patrol car was on fire. Investigators found vandals had placed Marmmeble Nquid on the vehicle and set it alight, causing damage to the hood roof and trunk.
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Protest on City Assessment Narrowly Reaches Deadline
Only one protest on city assessment was filed by Maxine L. Banton at 1085 N Los Robles Aves. She seeks reductions to 21000 total for 104% N Lous Tables Ave property, arguing market value decline and no offers. Board opened protests at 8:45 am pending Monday night deadline. William Forester planned protest for 339 Gulf Price but then accepted the assessment as fair.
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Hoover Rites Held for Herbert Hoover Jr in Pasadena
Private funeral services were held Monday at St Al Saints Episcopal Church in Pasadena for Herbert Hoover Jr. youngest son of a former president. The 58 year old succumbed July 9 after a brief illness at Huntington Memorial Hospital. Hoover, an engineer and expert in radiology, served as undersecretary of state during the Eisenhower administration and later led the Automobile Club of Southern California. He resided in Pasadena and leaves a widow Margaret two daughters a son and two brothers.
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Pasadena Zoning Hearings Set On Variance Requests
Pasadena zoning officials will hold a public hearing Thursday at 9 at City Hall to consider variances. Applications include Pasadena Neon Sign Co requesting three free standing signs at 251 Cordova St in Zone H O, Samuel L Owens and Almag seeking to relocate single family dwellings at 195 and 1403 Navarro Ave with reduced side yard setbacks, and Thomas E Rineh proposing access structures at 285 Arlington Dr to serve as entrances within 30 feet of the front property line.
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Community events highlight Pasadena clubs and screenings
A Pasadena Civitan meeting will feature a police glee and narcotic squad display and a talk by Forrest Martin of Blair High School on Civitan International, with reservations via Lyle Worrell. The Pasadena Stamp Club meets at Prueba Center, and a 20th Century race film will be shown at the Pasadena Public Library. Civil Air Patrol hosts open house at Monte Airport, and the California League of Safer Citizens meets at the Pasadena YWCA.
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Pasadena Lawyer Denied Bail In Multiple Charges
Pasadena attorney Charney T. F. Dickey Jr alias Bal Dickey, 37, of Pasadena, failed to secure bail at Pasadena Municipal Court on six counts of forgery and related charges. He remains in custody as he faces further proceedings in Los Angeles Superior Court on grand theft and forgery counts tied to a divorce case dishonestly handled for Marjorie Thompson.
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Pasadenas European Bakery Gets Open Extension
The State Repairment Highways grants European Bakery and Grocery Co. in Pasadena permission to remain open along North Lake Avenue near the east street freeway project. The bakery, last in the area, delays closure beyond the original date. Owner Zaven Jambazilli considers continuing business in Pasadena, though plans are not definite.
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Pry Bar Burglar Loots Two Pasadenans of 10000
Detectives sought a pry bar burglar who stole 36000 from the sale of a Pasadena horse racing figure and about 4000 in valuables from a Pasadena psychoanalyst residence. The thief pried open an Arroyo Seco home, took silver trophies and furs, then opened a second home across the Arroyo, taking stereo gear and other items.
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Murder trial jurors resume as verdict remains undecided
In Pomona California 33 year old Arnulfo Galvan Maldonado faces first degree murder charges after the decomposed body of 22 year old Anta Arteaga was found February fifteenth. Prosecution pushes for first degree murder citing living together four years and a planned marriage. Defense says affair had ended and defense claims self defense in a struggle when the gun fired. Judge Paul Egly presided.
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