Polio dollar clinic plan rejected by doctors
Long Beach health officials and civic groups failed to gain endorsement for a dollar clinic vaccination scheme. Physicians’ groups opposed the plan unless supported by the city medical association, while officials consider immunization a public health matter and aim to warn the community. Local leaders seek alternative sponsorship to expand low cost polio inoculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gity Health Ton
Department
National Foundation
Long Beach
James Magnall
Proment
Litlof
Wack
Pathic Society
Magnall
D. A. Loucks
Jimmie Dean
D. Litwack
Seaside
Ment’s
St. Mary's
Milton Katz
Medical Society
Mals Bnd
Neomel
Cuuio Mul Pare
Tcipate
Medical Association
West Side High School Decision Delays West Site Plan
The Board of Education reaffirmed no west side high school until 1,000 area residents attend. It also maintained opposition to building swimming pools in junior high schools. A 1959 survey shows 640 west of Flood Control attend Poly High. reconsideration only with 1,000 potential students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
West Side
Pat Ahern
Robert Crow
Hill St
Webster Ave
Poly High School
Revision of Charter Is Topic
A public meeting at 7 30 p m today in the First Congregational Church at 3rd Street and Cedar Avenue will discuss revising the Long Beach City Charter. Panelists include Mrs Maurice Cohen University of Pennsylvania Lorén W McCannon and Kenneth F Millsap Long Beach State College. The Civic League and League of Women Voters sponsor the event to explain the council manager form of government and evaluate the present charter with attendees allowed to ask questions after presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
First Congregational Church
3Rd St
Cedar Ave
Maurice Cohen
University of Pennsylvania
League of Women Voters
Lorén W. McCannon
San Diego State College
Kenneth F. Millsap
Pad
Long Beach State College
Civic League
Trio Sentenced to Jail for $9.30 Robbery
Three Los Angeles men received jail terms totaling 19 months after a $9.30 robbery. Judge Maurice Sparling sentenced William Leon Crowell to 11 months as part of five years probation, Horace Willis Jr to three years probation with five months, and Robert Milton Maxey to three months probation with three months. A fourth defendant, George Webster Bennett, was referred to the California Youth Authority. Officers say the four stole the money at knife point from three youths near the Nu-Pike location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice €. Sparling
William Leon Crowell
Horace Willis Jr
Robert Milton Maxey
George Webster Bennett
Los Angeles
California Youth Authority
Nu-Pike
Ninth annual VEW installation scheduled Saturday
The installation of newly elected post and auxiliary officers of the District Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday in Municipal Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District
Veterans of Foreign Wars
P.m
Municipal Auditorium
Death notices summarize multiple obituaries from a newspaper page
Several obituaries list names Leonard B Chisholm Anna J Kollem William Jones Ella Olson Lula Timmons Ida Darke DicaPaolo James H Dilday, with ages and addresses. Surviving relatives include sisters, daughters, sons, and brothers. Services are scheduled at Mottell's Peek Mortuary Dilday and other funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
William
Anaheim St
Kollem
Anna J
Virgil
Earl
16Th St
John
Mary Reese
Ella
K. Ray
Abbyesday
Mottell's
Peck Olson
Lula K. Timmons
Ina Asbee
Dilday
Vickers argues against Signal Hill consolidation with Long Beach
Vickers outlines county stance preferring contractual services to Signal Hill to avoid consolidation. He compares populations, assessed values, and per capita taxes noting Signal Hill is smaller with lower service levels yet relies on Long Beach for fire protection and other services. He asserts Signal Hill is economically and functionally part of Long Beach and opposes county policies that would push consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Hill
Vicklers
Long Beach
Vickers
Hancock
Decision on Junior Safety Patrols By Board Next Week
Long Beach policy on instituting Junior Safety Patrols will be decided by the Board of Education next Monday after receiving a city letter from City Manager Samuel Vickers. The district currently funds adult traffic guards under Police Dept. control. principals and supervisors will meet Wednesday to discuss. Councilmen recently urged Vickers to seek a merger of the two cities, though success seemed unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Board of Education
Samuel Vickers
Supt. of
Douglas A. Newcomb
Funeral Rite Held for Letitia Lytle
Funeral service for Letitia Lytle 71 noted education and civic leader was held at Pierce Bros. chapel Los Angeles. A former president of the California Parent-Teacher Association she chaired the 10th Los Angeles PTA district and held numerous leadership posts in education and community organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia Lytle
Pierce Bros. Chapel
W. Washington Blvd
Los Angeles
Civil Service Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Ethel Club
Wilshire Christian Church member's obituary details
The Wilshire Christian Church member survived by a daughter Mrs John Tawney Reid of 220 Bennett Ave a brother Henry Jordan secretary of franchises both Long Beach a son Cmdr James K Lytle Jr of Walnut Creek California and three sisters Mrs Harry Rees Mrs John Rees and Mrs Harley Deckbar all of Tan A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHE
John Tawney Reid
Bennett Ave
Henry Jordan
Long Beach
Cmdr
James K. Lytle Jr
Walnut Creek
Calif
Harry Rees
John Rees
Harley Deckbar
Tan
Circle K Conclave Opens Across Coastline Cities
Circle K student convention kicks off for its fourth annual session in Wilmington as Kiwanis sponsored clubs from California Nevada and Hawaii prepare a three day program. A separate theft report notes a $224 television stolen from a delivery entrance near the Clausing Bros. furniture store in Long Beach during Monday afternoon. Police report informants linked the incident to the Long Beach area gatherings of Circle K and Kiwanis clubs at local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eEnBeiEa
Lytle
Murfreesboro
Tenawait
Wilmington
Clausing Bros
Kiwanis Clubs
Avalon Blvd
Long Beach
Portedland State Colleges
Gridiron Banquet Debuts Satirical Court Show by Jaycees
The 19th annual Gridiron Banquet features a 90 minute spoof titled Corrupt Court presented by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. More than 200 city officials and leaders are invited to the Wilton Hotel Pageant Room at 7 p.m. Funds support Jaycee activities. Forty Jaycees will greet guests as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Hotel
Cee
Suppor
Marv Cheeks
Court orders Nutrilite sell to M&C under injunction
Superior Judge Joe Raycraft issued an injunction preventing Nutrilite Products Inc. from selling the supplement except to Mytinger & Casselberry Inc. or not selling it at all. The order stays in effect until M&C’s suit for a permanent injunction is resolved, with the court retaining jurisdiction to modify as needed. M&C contends Nutrilite seeks to seize its 78,000 strong distributive staff. Nutrilite claims the 13 year contract is void or unenforceable. M&C has been sole purchaser and distributor since Sept. 1, 1945, with annual sales rising from 50,000 to a peak of 28 million dollars in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Raycraft
M&c
Raycraft
Nutrilite
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Penne Medical Representatives
Proun
Ik Tnd” i
West Side _ High School
Ned Afb
Fechieer
Frontier Pensions
Salient Fellows
Stewart Fegety
Guadanee Halse¢ Powell
Fier
Raven” O
Chisholm
Leonard B
Core
Ocean Blvd
Klein
Mottell’s & Peek
Dorothy C
Johnson
Patterson & Snigely Mortuary
Miller
Ray A
Maine Ave
Norther
Gale
Carole
Betty Jo
Arthur
Nettie Dicesizo
Bernice
Darke
Ida L
DI Paolo
James H
Daisy Ave
Ace
Elen Homburg
Dilday Family Funeral Directors
Jad
Vickers Hill
Tas
The
Wilshire
Circle K
Patiens
Pago
Jaycees
U. S
Washington
Court
Nutrilite Products Inc
Mytinger & Casselberry Inc
Santa Fe Ave
Samuel Landy
Dunes Hotel and Casino
Las Vegas
B'nai B'rith Lodge
Landy
Duron of
Southern California, Inc
California
Los Angelés
DUROX
Sweden
Southtaw
Kress Lidg
West Sth
Calfar
Mottell’s
Peek
America
Mortuaries
Third
Alamitos Ave
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