Water injection boosts oil recovery in Wilmington Field
The water injection program in the Wilmington Oil Field reduces subsidence and raises oil output. As of March 1, about four million barrels of oil valued at ten million dollars have been added on city tidelands, with future recoveries projected at 300 to 350 million barrels worth around one billion dollars. By April 1, 135 million barrels of water had been injected, increasing tideland production by 6,600 barrels daily. total city investment reaches about thirteen million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
M. D. Blughes
Harbor Department
Harbor Commission
Hughes
Tidelands
Wilmiington
Olan Tidelands
Teachers' Pay Up by $1 Million in Long Beach
The Long Beach school system projects an extra 1 024 000 for salaries next year to cover more teachers and annual increments. The 1960 61 salary budget totals 29 640 000 with 22 800 000 for teachers and administrators.
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Long Beach
Board of Education
Paul. Borgfeld
Borgfeld
Death notices listing Edith Hawver and others
Obituaries note Edith Hawver and multiple individuals including Norman C Goode, Sarah Pollavi Holmes, Arthur Calvin Jackson, Elizabeth Zigman Hanrahan, Jean Blouin Blowin, Jon Riedel, Caroline Hatch, Anson Burgess Bennett, Fred R Mense, Hugh DeVenay Simon, with survivors, service times, and funeral homes across Long Beach and surrounding areas.
SS Catalina to Launch 1960 Cruises This Season
The Catalina steamer, after a $75,000 refresh, will run daily round trips to Avalon from May to September. Depart Wilmington at 9:45 a.m. and return at 6 p.m. with sails at 4 p.m. from the island. The season opens with the Buccaneer Ball charity event April 29-31 and May 6-8.
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Catalina
Goodwin
Gilbert
Grady
Anaheim St
Elizabeth
John
Avalon
Catalina Island
Mortell
Wilmington
Sun Recreation
Ion
Clarence Leon Miller obituary notice
Clarence Leon Miller 71 of 2930 Long Beach Blvd died Sunday. Survived by wife Effie sons A W and M H Barker daughter Mrs J R Kutchin brothers Robert and William Service Wednesday 1 30 pm Mot Tell and Peek Chapel of the Palms.
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Bennett
Anson Burgess
San Francisco Ave
Leona Wight
Virginia Rook
Maxine Smith
Cleal
Forrest
Herrman
Rotert
Luvinas
Long Beach Municipal
Mattell's & Peck Mortuary
Clarence Leonard
Long Beach Blvd
Effie
A. W
Barker
J. R. Kutchin
Robert
William
Mottell’ & Peek
Air Force Mothers to Hold Meet in California
Air Force Mothers from across California gather for the third annual state convention at the Lafayette Hotel in Lafayette. Host Mrs. Florence Noble directs events with a Saturday installation banquet and a panel on communications featuring Thomas Rafferty and others, followed by workshops and awards. Maj. Ellis Veatch of Long Beach Air Force Base delivers the keynote after induction rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Mothers’ Clubs of
California
Florence Noble
Long Beach
Thomas Rafferty
Aeronautics Department
Sgt
T. Long
Thomas Dean
Long Beach State College
Air Force
Orlene Harrison
Ellis Veatch
Long He Air Force Base
Two Library Plans Slated on Ballot
Council discusses two library proposals for civic needs at Wise Building site and Civic Center options. Debate centers on legality of dual propositions, voting thresholds, and whether to seek city attorney opinion. Council members weigh democratic risk versus clarity for voters as final action nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeraeen
D. Pall
Im- Ahern
Charles M
Garrison
Civic Center
Robert F. Crow
Ahern
Asst
Joseph B. Lamb
Gerald Desmond
Fatal Crash Driver Fined as Negligent
Norwalk machinist Salvatore Lacioppa, 40, convicted of misdemeanor manslaughter for a January 25 Hollywood Freeway crash that killed hairdresser Samuel Tyrell, 20. Judge William H. Rosenthal fined him 150 and placed him on two years probation after he waived trial citing police report.
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Norwalk
Long Beach
Los Angeles
William H. Rosenthal
Salvatore Lacioppa
Lacioppa
Hollywood
Samuel P. Tyrell
E. 2Nd St
John W. Vance
Huntington Park
Roberts Quits on Linkage Subsidence Program
Roberts resigns from the subsidence control program under the harbor commission after indicating a desire to remain until the Long Beach naval shipyard hearings conclude in late April. He plans to present his views on final actions needed for program success and notes continued appreciation for board and harbor department support. Two board members were absent, deferring action to next Monday.
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M. D. Hughes
Harbor Commissioners
Harbor Department
Roberts
House Appropriations Committee
Long Beach
Naval Shipyard
Moore to Be Speaker at City College
Dr. Wallace H. Moore of Long Beach State College and a State Department consultant will discuss Eurasian challenges to Americans at Long Beach City College on Wednesday at 11 am in the Lakewood campus auditorium. Co sponsors are City College Student Forum and Alpha Mu Gamma. Moore, a Democratic candidate in the 18th Congressional District, was a Fulbright Lecturer in Pakistan in 1957 58 and served as a State Department consultant in Morocco.
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Wallace H. Moore
Long Beach State College
State Department
Long Beach City College
Audistorium
Lakewood
City College
Alpha Mu Gamma
Moore
Con
Pakistan
Morocco
Primary filings end as 35 run for City Council seats
The May 10 primary narrows the field to top two in each district for the June 7 runoff. Incumbents or candidates are listed by district with personal addresses and opponents, including Crow and Perkins in the seventh district and Kealer in the first district. Several incumbents seek different offices or are unopposed in other races.
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Kealer
Robert F. Crow
Crow
Harold E. Perkins
Mahlon
Rapp
St. Paul Trown
Linden Ave
Robert J. McClearn
Magnolia Ave
Say
Desmond
Bert B. Bond
Hermosa Ave
Anona M. Buse
E. Ocean Blvd
Paul R. Rioth
Junipero Ave
Irwin F. Zeltner
E. 2Nd St
Peabody St
Edwin W. Wade
William D. Wainwright
Greenneadow
Turner
Patrick Ahern
David L. Lawson
E. Willard
Emmet M. Sullivan
Elm Ave
Frank C. Washington
Lemon Ave
Jaffe
Perkins
Gale Ave
Charles R. Dooley
Dooley
Willian A. Graham
Pine
Larry Shea
Lenona
Gaviota Ave
Virgil H. Spongberg
Spongberg
Leslie Coleman
South St. Paul de Fierra
Smith
Eugene
Speck) Newsnaz
E. 60Th St
Jacobson
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Charles Barlougher
Hawver
Edith E
Glendora Ave
Lewis
Donald Henschel
Minnie Amsbury
Isabelle Decker
Izora Taylor
Helen Blakeslee
Christensen-Pine Mortuary
Holmes
Sarah Pollavi
Orizaba Ave
James
Peter
Frank Pollak
Our Lady of Victory Church
Utter McKinsey Compton
Jackson
Arthur Calvin
Premiere Ave
Phima
Orlin
Claran
Cart
Vivian Nissen
Ethéy Landrus
Lakewood Mortuary
Hanrahan
Elizabeth Zigman
W. 3Rd St
Patrick J
Mortell's & Peek Mortuary
St. Anthony's Church
Blowin
Jean M
Alice Blouin
Helton & Son
Jon E. Riedel
la Verne Ave
J Brothers
Mark A
Lance JE
Rudy C. Riedel
Clifford Keys
Green Hills Memorial
Dilday Family Funeral
Hatch
Caroline
Janes O'Grady
Mottell's & Peek Mortuary
Mense
Fred R
Hazelbrook Ave
Margaret
Jackson Mense
St. Thames of Canterbury Episcopal Church
Arbor Rd
Mattell’s & Peck Mortuary
Simon
Hugh DeVenay
Minerva
Irene Busby
Marie Franks
Bernice Jones
Martha Simon
Christensen-Pino Mortuary
CTI
Pier + Advance
P Ier
Gauer — Hsy Benner Aan
Bremerton Todd Shipyard
Ryce Canyon Uckley
Denn
Er Bullernol
Serene
Eae
Eckel
Las Goncuest
War A
NEY Force
Harter Boat Works
Miariga
Renler
Guadalme
Efenehem
Bad Revere
Bite Island of Nyate
Hivos Ison Rater
Pieter Pier $ Plock
Prime Prichett Pier
Reape Foito
HSY Reecuird Eeeier Racers
Boncad Baran Aie Buperus Savelish Oa
Sutsmigrine “Pte Skah Small
Ener G. —— Pier
Sfrontege
Ar Ratuil
Lewis D. Reese
Tel On
First St
Calf
LD Frat
Appropriations Committee
Robert L. Irvin
Cong Beach
Belmont Shore
Lond Beach
Manor
Atf
Foraearte
Nevmantiir
DOW Theory Forecalls, Inc
Sarvica
Pattspe
Mina Charees
Lewis. D. Reese
Reese
Kenneth AW
Appelgate
E_ Ocean! Blvd
Dana E. Brown
Palermo Walk
Francis C. Tiertzog
Argonne Ave
William T. Dalessi
Gerald Lauren
Pattiz Ave
Claude L.ryerson
el Cedral Ave
Baird
George W. Bradley
Willow
Starr
Cy Audior
Mansell
Rogers
Security Bank
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