Health Official Dr John Gardner Retires From Long Beach
Dr John Gardner longtime assistant health officer for Long Beach since 1953 retires after 1953 service announced by health officer Dr J P Litwack He lives at 4259 Olive Ave and goes on terminal leave Gardner previously served as LA County district health officer in Bellflower and worked at Alhambra Health Center He held roles in communicable disease control and preventive medical services and was active at Long Beach General and Harbor General Hospitals He held memberships in major medical associations and served in World War I at Fort Hamilton NY with a 1928 medical degree from Downstate Medical Center He later practiced on Long Island NY.
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John Gardner
Long Beach
Tr. J. DP. Litwack
Los Angeles
Bellflower
Alhambra Health Center
Gardiner
Long Beach General Hospital
Harbor General Hospital
American Medical Association
American Thoracic Society
American Public Health Association
Military
DMV Campaign Emphasizes Public Service and Relations
The DMV launches an August campaign Ways We’re At Your Service to improve employer relations and public service under Verne Orr. Manager BR Link of Long Beach notes the employer is the taxpaying voter and the department cites strides in technology and human relations. A thief stole beauty supplies valued at 137 dollars from Debbie Ann’s Beauty Salon at 1223 South Street in Long Beach, per police Monday.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Howard BR. Link
Long Beach
California
DMV
Verne Orr
Orr
Debbie Ann
South St
Mildred A. Curran
Daisy Ave
Museum Plans Major Expansion in Orange County
The Charles W. Bowers Museum in Santa Ana proposes a $22 million master plan to enlarge tenfold with five large buildings and outdoor exhibits. The project would expand the performing arts program into a full theater operation while preserving the museum’s history and its 80,000 annual visitors, including 11,000 school children.
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Orange County
Charles W. Bowers
N. Main St
Santa Ana
Museu
Lea J. Viiks
Grange County
Missouri
Ernest Tonk
The
Museum Foundation
Long Beach Boy Killed as Jackson Hole Chairlift Collapses
A Long Beach family on vacation in Wyoming faced tragedy when a hillside chairlift at Mast Gras ventre Butte collapsed. William Delaney 12 died of head injuries. Marlin Delaney 47 was critically injured with head and back wounds. mother Jane 42 suffered shock and sedation. siblings Sarah Anne 14 and Martin Redmond 5 received cuts. The ride failed at 11 41 a.m. as chairs spun and fell roughly 20 feet onto a rock strewn slope.
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Long Beach
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Jane
Marine Band Ushers Berkeley's Commander Change in Long Beach
Cmdr. Thomas M. Ward Jr. hands over command of the USS Berkeley as the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing Band provides music. Ward, who led the destroyer on two Vietnam deployments, heads to the Naval War College at Newport. Cmdr. John F. Frost III assumes command, previously serving on USS Higbee. Capt. James A. Hooper Jr. praises Berkeley’s performance and signals potential future awards.
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Randolph C. Berkeley
Vera Cruz
Long Beach
Cmdr
Thomas M. Ward Jr
3Rd Marine Aircraft Wing Band
Cmdr. Ward
Vietnam
Naval War College
Newport
Bul
John F. Frost III
Higbee
James A. Hooper Jr
Destroyer Division 193
Berkeley
Ward
Buck Lanier
Long Beach Council Backs Mooring Fee Increases
Long Beach ordinance committee recommended raising private landing inspection fees from 24 to 30 dollars for brew and float and from 30 to 70 dollars for pier brew and float. City officials say higher fees offset inspection costs as costs have risen since fee establishment. Council postponed final action pending more information while noting marina slip fees were raised earlier and that city rates should stay in line with private marinas.
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Alamitos Bay
Long Beach
Robert C. Creighton
Creighton
Marina Advisory Commission
Long Beach Marina
Wayne B. Sharp
Family Routed by Fire Still Needs Housing
The Central District family of Gracie Webb and her 10 children, burned out July 27, remains homeless. Marion Brown of the Community Improvement League reports donations come in but no housing offers. Motel lodging has limited beds, and relatives may need to step in. readers are urged to call 501-8787 with housing leads.
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Central District
Marion Brown
Spet
Community Improvement League
Pacific Coast Highway
Gracie Webb
Beaten Woman Dies of Injuries in Long Beach
A 43-year-old Long Beach woman, Carrie Chiles of 1742 Cerritus Ave, died at St Mary's Hospital from injuries after a beating the day before. Police booked her common law husband Willie Greenlee, 48, in connection with the attack. Officials said she was struck twice on the head with a wine bottle and once with a kitchen chair.
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Long Beach
St Mary’s Hospital
Carrie Chiles
Cerri
Tus Ave
Willie Greenlee
Free life-size model hearing aid offer advertised
An ad offers a true-life size replica of a hearing aid, claimed to weigh under a quarter ounce and without wires. The unit is promised free with no cost or obligation, available while supplies last, by writing for a copy at Hearing Aids, 5230 Clark Ave, Lakewood 90712.
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Tree
Cody
Clark Ave
Lakewood
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