Lakewood Officials Name 3 New Principals in LBUSD Shuffle
Long Beach Unified School District announced annual personnel changes naming Wayne Piercy as Hughes Junior High principal, Edward Nichols Franklin Junior High, and Michael M. Coppersmith Bur cham Elementary, with multiple reassignments to trim costs. New roles include dual principals at Burroughs Longfellow and Nightingale, plus several moves among high and elementary schools.
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Long Beach Unified School District
Wayne Piercy
Lakewood
Hughes Junior High
Edward Nichols
Franklin Junior High
Michael M. Coppersmith
Burcham
Ernestine Lugenbehl
Burroughs
Longfellow
Clyds
Thomp- 800
Nightingale School
Tucker School
Alvin L. Resnik
Rogers Junior High
Lowall
Burbank
Fremont
Fred W. Anderson
FAA lauds Long Beach Airport for efficiency and capacity
The FAA report praises Long Beach Airport as well ordered and smoothly run with high activity counts, noting capable air traffic control staff, strong airport management, and an efficient layout including a parallel runway and taxi strips. It ranks the field among top U S control towers and warns of growing basin air traffic density.
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FAA
Long Beach
Los Angeles International
Torrance
Santa Ana Orange
van Nuys
AAA
Los Angeles Basin
United States
Pine Wood Derby Finals Run at Mayfair Park
At Mayfair Park the AIL City finals of the Lakewood Recreation Department Pine Wood Derby showcased six ounce cars racing down a 45 foot wooden incline. Competitors from all city parks earned finals spots after kits costing about five cents. Winners emerged in three age groups while spectators noted small thrills and quiet finishes.
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Robert Cutter
Joey Akin
Lakewood
Mayfair Park
24 hour fire and police call log summary
A 24 hour emergency log from Head Fire and Police Departments lists numerous runs across locations such as Atlantic Avenue, Long Beach, Ocean Street, and Elm Street. Entries include first aid calls, car fires, building fires, gas and water shutoffs, a gun incident, a dirt aid, and a boating barge fire with times ranging from early morning to late night. Several injuries and a shooting are noted, with multiple fire responses along Broad Way, Cherry Avenue, and Canal Avenue.
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Atlantic Avenue
Sorth Street
Watt Ave
Long Beach
Pier Cio
Forest Ave
Lovust Avenue
Thir Street
E. del Aino
Osgood St
E. Pacific A Oeway
Lane Ave
20 Street
Road St
10Th St
Spring St
Cherry Avenue
Canal Ave
Burnett Street
Han
Gata
Chew
Vermont
Amy House
Gundry
Erry Kwic
Grean Boulevard
Itehen
Euclid Ave
Tod
Broadway
Falcon Avenue
W. Ded Sty
Ostrom Ave
Rutters’ Ave
Terminal Island
Willow Street
Appleton St
Rites set for Carl Stoehr Long Beach merchant
Memorial services will be held at Mottell's chapel for Carl Clarence Stoehr a 66 year old Long Beach businessman killed in a traffic accident Friday in Idyllwild He owned the Stoehr Wire Cable Company for 40 years and was a Moose Lodge life member Surviving are his wife four sons a daughter two brothers and a sister Police said a burglar smashed a window to enter the O Sal E Mio Italian Restaurant at 5449 Cherry Ave and took 10 25 from the cash register Monday
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Mottell's Chapel
Carl Clarence Stoehr
Long Beach
Idyll Wild
Stoehr
Leonard
Clifford
Roy Ischirrer
O'Sal-E-Mio
Cherry Ave
Monay
Excedrin PM Sleep Aid Highlighted in Hospital Test
Medical evidence from a New York hospital trial shows Excedrin PM effectively relieves sleep loss due to minor pain in inpatients up to 79 years old. The non habit forming tablet purportedly avoids prescription sleep drug hangovers and is sold over the counter.
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New York
McDonald Named 1974 United Crusade Chairman Region TH
Richard A. McDonald of Long Beach is appointed 1974 United Crusade Region TH chairman covering southeastern Los Angeles County. Region IL raised 1,345,000 last year, and the campaign aims to sustain that level amid rising agency costs.
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Richard A. McDonald
Long Beach
United Crusade
Los Angeles County
Harbor
Region IL
McDonald
Jobs for 13 Orange County cities funded at 1.6 million
The Orange County Manpower Commission will use 1,654,400 in federal funds for the year to distribute to 13 cities running manpower employment programs. Chairman Jerry Keating notes jobs cover many city departments including clerical, police, fire, parks, streets and water systems. Eligibility considers unemployment, income, education, ethnicity, disabilities, migrant workers, ex offenders and language barriers.
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Orange County Manpower Commission
Commission
Jerry Keating
Fillerston
Woman Struck by Car on Willow and Cedar
Lorraine L. Cealer a 54 year old resident of 2451 Cedar Avenue was treated at Pacific Hospital after being struck at Willow Street and Cedar Avenue by a car driven by 16 year old Thomas P. Richards of 3512 Atlantic Avenue at 9 15 p m police reported
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Lorraine L. Cealer
Cedar Ave
Pacific Hospital
Willow Street
Cedar Avenue
Thomas P. Richards
Atlantic Ave
TV Set Stolen From Harold Reich Home
Burglars entered via an unlocked rear door at 630 Daisy Ave and took a television set valued at 114 dollars from Harold Reich's residence. No suspects listed or additional details provided.
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Harold Reich
Daisy Ave
Flanagan rites set for oilman Henry Flanagan
Funeral services will be held at noon today in Westminster Memorial Park for Henry Flanagan 74 who died Saturday while working on an oil lease. A native of Waco Texas he helped on the first Signal Hill oil strike and ran his own oil contracting business for 30 years. He was a former Signal Hill field worker now overseeing and advising. He belonged to the Petroleum Club and Elks. Survivors include Juanita a son Edward daughters Nora Teodoroski and Virginia Upchurch sister Jewell Gerber seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Westminster Memorial Park
Henry Flanagan
Signal Hill
Petroleum Club
the Elks
Juanita
Edward
Nora Teodorski
Virginia Upchurch
Jewell Gerber
That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Denture Adherence Ad
An ad-like fragment promotes FASTERTH denture adhesive to prevent false teeth embarrassment by securing a firmer steadier hold. It urges regular dental visits and describes dentures as essential to health. The fragment mentions using the adhesive for security and comfort.
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Mars
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Poly High
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Robert
Ellis
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Marshall Junior High
Coppersmith
Ronald Howarth
Henry
Lincoln
Ruth Larson
Grant
Kenneth F. Slawson
Suffum
Burnett
Clifton R. Vesely
Lowell
Cleveland
William ¥. Williams
Martha B. Ebert
Hudson School
Juan de Cordova
DeMille
Jefferson Junior High
Warren Anderson
Jenn
Jefferson
Beomes
Nicholas J. Danny
Muir
Jean Y. Evans
Bixby
Richard L. Urbina
Hudson
Halftime
Board of Education
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Federal Aviation Administration
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Chatwin Ave
Chestnut Ave
Blaney West
Rites
Carl Stoehr
L.B. Merchant
Independent Press-Telegram
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Richard McDonald
Orange Co
U.S
Kurt
Berkunne
Heavenly Comfort
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Dooley
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Lindora
To & PM
Sherman Oaks
Woodland Hills
Pasadena
Gubin
Byt Wampr
Ciocdar
Verheal Bid
Hankity
Santa Monica
Frankin Medical Bldg
Hawthorne
Hamnorre Medical Center
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Pomona
Pomona Vallny
Hollywood
Cerritos
San Diego
Alyayadir Huihcal Center
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Mavon Rdg
Mission Hills
Maysion
Los Altos
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