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Newspaper

Pasadena Star News

Location

Pasadena, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1956

Page

13

Youth Shot by Shotgun Pellets in Pasadena Party Incident

A 19 year old, Herman H Wright of 514 West fate, was treated at Pasadena Emergency Hospital after a birdshot pellet was removed from his side. Police say two youths outside a Navarro street party attacked him and fled before gunfire hit others. investigators suggest the shell may have contained only powder with a remaining pellet. Officers suspect gangs from Los Angeles involved with more than twenty uninvited guests at the event.

Pasadena Herman H. Wright West Fate Pasadena Emergency Hospital Wright 1939 Navarro Los Angeles

City of Hope and Kenny Foundation Named Aid Recipients

The Associated In Group Donors announced its annual report shows 4 997 871 in total gifts to Southern California charities. The Community Chest leads with 3 074 140, City of Hope gets 118 912, and the Kenny Foundation 64 511. An additional 134 032 goes to other designated charities nationwide.

City of Hope Sister Kenny Foundation Associated In A-I-D California Community Chest Kenny Foundation Charles Luckman U.S

Four Pasadena Hospitals Receive Ford Foundation Grants

Four Pasadena area hospitals are among 25 Southern California facilities to receive checks in the third group of Ford Foundation grants totaling 200 million dollars for hospitals. St. Luke Hospital in Pasadena gets 57600 dollars La Vina Inc in Altadena 15300 City of Hope in Duarte 84600 and Santa Teresita in Duarte 31000.

Pasadena Area Southland Ford Foundation St. Luke Hospital la Vina, Inc Altadena City of Hope Duarte Santa Teresita

Japanese fleets sail for restricted Soviet waters

Two Japanese salmon fishing fleets departed Sapporo after receiving Soviet permits to fish in waters off Siberia, enabling work in Russian-restricted zones despite prior limits.

Sapporo Japan Nothern Siberia

Vandals Smash Windows at Royal Oaks School Duarte

Deputies seek vandals who broke into Royal Oaks School Duarte smashing 28 windows and stealing ice cream between 11 30 p m Friday and 12 15 p m yesterday. The cafeteria freezer was breached and damage is listed at 400 dollars.

Royal Oaks Duarte Temple City

Youngs Celebrate Second Grandchild Kimberly Kim Young

Mr and Mrs William C Young celebrate the birth of granddaughter Kimberly Young in San Jose born to William C Young Jr and Virginia Hariman The newborn is nicknamed Kim and has a brother Mike aged 12. Mrs Young manages the Pasadena Symphony Assn and her husband is a noted realtor.

William C. Young S. Marengo Pasadena Kimberly Young William C. Young Jr Virginia Harriman San Jose Kim Mike Young Pasadena Symphony Assn

Dr Seth Nicholson Wins Re election To Library Board

Dr Seth B Nicholson will begin a third term as Altadena Library District trustee on July 1 after a unanimous re election by Altadena voters. He received 121 votes from Lake Library and Lincoln Library locations, as announced by Librarian Gladys V Babcock. The other trustees are William A Wilson and H R Sault.

Seth B. Nicholson Altadena Nicholson the Lake Library Lincoln Library Gladys V. Babcock William A. Wilson H. R. Sault

Questionable cue may alter $64,000 Challenge result

CBS will review the Pearson Price playoff on The $64,000 Challenge after an apparent slip of the tongue by host Sonny Fox. The two art experts tied at 64 000, each winning 32 000, while viewers heard a hint before Pearson answered. The producers will study a kinescope to decide future disposition of the contest.

New York Vincent Price Pasadena Bill Pearson Cbs-Tv CBS Sonny Fox Pearson Price Michelangelo

Valley Weather Clears as Inversion Lifts

The forecaster lifted incinerator restrictions as inversion conditions eased. Morning low clouds produce drizzles in parts of the valley while temperatures rise to the upper 70s to 105 in desert regions. Pasadena records a high near 79 with a 58 degree low, Palm Springs hits 98.

Pasadena Palm Springs Southland

Oxy Library Buys Lincolniana Collection

Occidental College Library purchases the F. Ray Risdon Lincoln collection described as the Pacific Coast’s largest private body on Lincoln. Begun in 1906, it holds rare items and much Lincoln piana including hundreds of books on Lincoln and his era.

F. Ray Risdon Abraham Lincoln Pacific Coast Occidental College Library Arthur G. Coons Lincoln

Sailors From Japan Due Here On Kaiwo Maru

The four-masted steel bark Kaiwo Maru with 112 merchant marine cadets and 67 officers and men is to dock Friday at Los Angeles Harbor on its four month training cruise. Midshipmen will lunch in Pasadena likely Saturday with Japanese consul general Shigeru Nakamura at 275 S. Orange Grove. The ship left Tokyo May 8 and sails home August 24.

Los Angeles Harbor Pasadena Shigeru Nakamura S. Orange Grove Tokyo

Schoenholz to Receive BA at Yeshiva University

Leon Schoenholz nephew of Mr and Mrs Max Blumenfeld of 109 N Delacy will receive a bachelor of arts degree from Yeshiva University in New York City. He has earned a Teachers Institute scholarship for study in Israel.

Leon Schoenholz Max Blumenfeld N. Delacy Yeshiva University New York City Teachers Institute Israel

Cat Burglar Steals $90 From El Monte Couple

Temple City Sheriff’s deputies report a cat burglar took $90 from a billfold in the trousers of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Frenchman, 12035 Denholm, as they slept early yesterday. The thief forced a kitchen window screen to gain entry.

el Monte Temple City Clifford Frenchman Denholm

Pasadena City Board Faces Long Backlog of Decisions

Pasadena Board of City Directors holds a bulging backlog with items pending since 1955 to 1956. Key cases include a service drive between Green and Del Mar, Oak Knoll and Lombardy rezoning, PCC street parking rules, and renaming N Foothill Blvd to Altadena Blvd. Some items remain undecided after first readings and long delays.

Pasadena Green del Mar Lake Oak Knoll Lombardy Planning Commission Pasadena City College N. Foothill Blvd PCC N. Foothill Altadena Blvd California

Local man shot self while cleaning revolver at home

Fred D. Hayes, 41, of 757 N. Fair Oaks, was hospitalized with a bullet wound in his left knee after accidentally shooting himself while cleaning a revolver. He told police the weapon discharged during cleaning. Clara Belle MacLellan reported attending a three day clerk’s institute in San Jose under the League of California Cities. Seventy nine osteopathic graduates received their doctor of osteopathy degrees at Pasadena Civic Auditorium with Dr. Frank C. Baxter delivering the commencement address. University figures and educators from Pasadena area colleges were noted for teaching assignments and conferences in California and New Hampshire.

Fred D. Hayes N. Fair Oaks Hayes Clara Belle MacLellan San Jose League of California Cities College of Osteopathic & Surgeons Pasadena Civic Auditorium Frank C. Baxter USC W. Ballentine Henley

Belle Plaine Picnic Set for Sunday at Brookside Park

Section G Brookside Park hosts the 10th annual Belle Plaine picnic on Sunday June 24. An 1 p.m. potluck luncheon follows, attendees to bring drinks. Santa Fe Railway officials attend a six week economics institute at USC with John Joseph Balluff attorney of 3510 Landfair.

Brookside Park Belle Plaine, Iowa Santa Fe Railway Institute of Business Economics University of Southern California John Joseph Balluff Landfair

Lake-Colorado Assn to Host Speaker at Luncheon

Byron Thompson, Los Angeles district sales manager of Brown and Bigelow Remembrance Advertising, world’s largest calendar house, will speak at the Lake-Colorado Business District Assn weekly luncheon tomorrow noon at Flora De Lee's on N. Lake. He is a certified Dale Carnegie instructor. His subject will be "Let's Move In."

Lake-Colorado Byron Thompson Los Angeles Brown & Bigelow Remembrance Advertising Lake-Colorado Business District Flora de Lee’s N. Lake Dale Carnegie

Pasadena residents among 400 attend California CPA meeting

Two Pasadena residents joined more than 400 members and families from across California at the California Society of Certified Public Accountants three day annual meeting held at the Hotel Fairmont in San Francisco last week. D G Douglas of 4134 Commonwealth and Cyril Hopkinson of 637 E Foothill were noted attendees.

Pasadena California California Society of Certified Public Accountants Fairmont San Francisco D. G. Douglas Commonwealth Cyril Hopkinson E. Foothill A. Bivd Altadena

Multiple Sclerosis Hope Chest Drive Planned in Pasadena

Mrs Walter F Janet Schwartz of 2244 Midlothian Alta dena is chairing the Pasadena Altadena 1956 Hope Chest Drive set for July 15 to Aug 15 Funds will support patient care and MS research through four out patient clinics and one full time ward for bedridden patients The MS March Aug 7 from 6 to 9 p m will involve volunteers visiting homes. The Pasadena Stamp Club will meet at 7 30 p m at the Recreation Center 1501 E Villa.

Walter F Janet) Schwartz Midlothian Altadena Pasadena-Altadena Pasadena Stamp Club Pasadena Recreation Center E. Villa

Two Die and 11 Injured in Weekend Traffic Accidents

A Monrovia boy and an 80 year old Pasadena man died from injuries and 11 persons were injured in traffic accidents over the weekend. Larry Mathews 15 of Monrovia died at Santa Monica Hospital after a Santa Monica area crash. Frank Villa 16 of Duarte was hospitalized with injuries. Albert Duffner 356 Winona Pasadena died from injuries when his three wheeled car overturned. Gilbert Lopez 16 of San Gabriel was seriously injured when a car driven by Crosby Lubke 17 of Palos Verdes overturned.

Monrovia Pasadena Larry Mathews W. Walnut Santa Monica Hospital Frank Villa Carmina Duarte Albert Duffner Winona Orange Grove Gilbert Lopez Delta San Gabriel Crosby Lubke Palos Verdes Lubke Puente Valley and Orange General Hospital Rose Marie Tieber Hayland Paul Merrigan el Monte Judy van Sant Richard L. Easley Baldwin Park Valley Tony Forseca San Dimas Jack W. Farley Azusa William Demblon

Woman saves child on freeway in daring rescue

Police report a motorist stopped traffic on the Pasadena Freeway and retrieved a two year old girl who wandered onto an on ramp. Pamela Taylor left her home on Bridewell and was spotted on the inbound freeway at Salonica. Ruth Kinsley of Pollard Los Angeles halted vehicles and coaxed the child to safety.

Pasadena Pamela Taylor Bridewell Salonica Ruth Kinsley Pollard Los Angeles

Summer Conference Drills Pasadena Teachers In Basic Skills

About 200 Pasadena Public School teachers attend a two week conference on Teaching the Basic Skills. Dr A Roland Walker opens with a call for creative teachers and a scientific approach to learning in the modern age.

Pasadena Public A. Roland Walker

Permit Issued for S Lake Ave Store Project

A $128000 headquarters store for Helen Smith on 517 S Lake Ave received city hall approval today. Michael C Birn krant, owner, will build a two level brick front with 83 foot frontage, rear parking, and glass show windows south of Joyce Shoe Store. The design by civil engineer Frank O Bigelow calls for a rear elevator and stairs, with the second floor partly developed for a laserations department and women’s lounge.

S. Lake Ave Helen Smith Michael C. Birnkrant S. Lake Joyce Shoe Colorado I. Magnin's Magnin Frank O. Bigelow O. K. Earl Jr Hudson Ave

School May Seek Use of Merritt Mansion

The Hulett C. Merritt mansion Villa Merritt Olivier at Orange Grove and Olcott sold for 200000 to J. L. Block and Associates. It may become a religious school, per R. K. Ames who managed the sale. Alma Tadema painting sold for 2000. Total real estate frontages cover 300 feet on Orange Grove and Terrace Drive, totaling 172000 square feet. The Villa and grounds brought 162500, the south lot with the Irish Castle 37500. Sales continue through Wednesday.

Hulett C. Merritt Merritt Olivier Orange Grove Olcott J. L. Block and Associates R. K. Ames Terrace Drive

Two Beatings Put Two Men in Hands of Thugs in SGV

Daniel Mora, 19, of South San Gabriel, says a gang of 10 youths attacked him after a party at Marshall and Eckert, kicking him and smashing his car windows. Phillip H. Nelson, East Pasadena resident, reports being assaulted by two men at Backus and Colorado after being accused of underage drinking.

South San Gabriel East Pasadena San Gabriel Valley Daniel Mora Denton Temple City Sheriff's Deputies Marshall and Eckert Phillip H. Nelson S. Backus Sheriff's Backus Colorado Nelson

Pasadena Toastmasters vote at Livingston Hotel meeting

Charles Carkeet was voted best speaker at the Pasadena Toastmasters Club No 6 meeting at the Livingston Hotel. Melvin Best earned most improved speaker honors and Ed Robison took the table topics prize. Those interested in joining are asked to call Pete Clentzos at Sy 9 5627.

Charles Carkeet Pasadena Toastmasters Club Livingstone Hotel Melvin Best Ed Robison Pete Clentzos

Three Jailed on Kidnapping and Attack Charges

Three men George R. Berton 25 Garden Grove George E McCumber 23 Anaheim and Efrain Savala 23 Atwood were jailed on suspicion of kidnapping and assaulting a 20 year old Covina woman found with them by Altadena deputies Lyle Nichols and Thomas Frawley in a car at the end of Pasadena Glen Road. The woman said she met the men at a dance Saturday night and was driven to the Altadena area against her wishes.

Covina Altadena Lyle Nichols Thomas Frawley Pasadena Glen Rd George R. ‘Berton Garden Grove George E. McCumber Anaheim Efrain Savala Atwood Fei Monte

Woman Finds Mower and Chairs in Pool in Monrovia

In Monrovia Mrs. George Kellogg reports finding a wheel barrow lawn mower and lawn chairs in her swimming pool while fishing. Separate incidents include matches placed in leaves at Florence Hammon’s home and theft of one sheet and twelve diapers from Mrs. Ralph Connors with trousers damaged worth about eleven dollars.

Monrovia George Kellogg Garfield PI Florence Hammon Foothill Blvd Ralph Connors Foothill

Pasadena Parade and universal fashion models noted

The Pasadena column reflects on blooming graduates, brides and fashion models. Tom Campbell the wheat king visits after WWII roles, while local updates celebrate birthdays, civic leaders, and community figures amid social notes from the Boul. Rotary and Y clubs.

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