Story Lady Returns To Long Beach Park
SHERM WILLIAMS reports the Story Lady returns to Admiral Kidd Park in Long Beach, bringing toys and a parakeet Peppy. The heart surgery survivor brings stories to about 30 children aged 4 to 7, who accompany her to the car asking for another visit.
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Sherm Williams
Jaw
Long Beaches
Admiral Kidd Park
Nicki Norman Dux
Ocean Blvd
Helen Iry
Tog
Anne Murdy
Hey
Paul
Paula -Lust
Cola Ave. Twan
Senc
the Park
Death Notices for Alexander Bradley Higgins Horner and Others
Multiple obituaries listed for Vinla Alexander age 23 of Laonada Ave. Ehtian W Bradley 56 of Redondo Ave. George A Higgins 4100 Linden Ave. Cyrus J Horner 74 Arcadia. Rashcher Ye 73 Ostrom Ave. Nancy A Heifron 80 wife Mary F and children Willam James. service details vary with days and funeral directors noted.
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Alexander
Vinla
Laonada Ave
Daisy Waistram
Ula M. Pninck
Fisterla
Mary F
Tad
George Pavison
Inday
Bradley—Eitian
Redondo Ave
Viola F
Paul
Richart
Miarparet Tackman
Frances Ney
Helen Bristow
Service Satnday
Tom
Motels
Peek “Mortuary
Higgins
George A
Linden Ave
Pearl T. Wizeins
Filzabeth Foster
Rashcher
Ostrom Ave
Heifron
Nancy A
Willam
tues-James
St. Lovis
Dider
Bentors
Jorally
Labor Parley Set for Monday in California
California Labor Federation AFL CIO executive council adopted 13 policy statements for the state convention opening Monday in Municipal Auditorium. About 200 delegates will weigh roughly 30 more resolutions over two days. Preconvention materials note 260 resolutions already from locals and state drafts, with up to 400 more in preparatory meetings. Opening remarks will feature Gay Edmund G. Brown, with other speakers including Gav Glen M. Anderson, Glenn Dumke, Atty Gen. Stanley Mosk, and Lows Levine of the U S Employment Service.
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Tve
VHE
Delogates Heavn
Gay
Edmund Goy Brown
Ansvention
Gav
Glen M. Anderson
Glenn §. Dumke
Nf Callifornia Sfide
Attys’Gen. Stanley, Mosk
Lows Levine
UV. S. Employment Service
Prominent Shriner Hanks Dies in Long Beach
Roy W. Hanks, 72, organizer and director of the Long Beach El Bekal Shriner Temple and a 50 year Mason, died after weeks in hospital. He retired from the city Gas Department in 1957 after 24 years. Survived by wife Meda and cousin Fletcher Watson. Funeral Monday at 10:30 am.
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Roy W. Hanks
Organiz Te
Long Beach
el Bekat Shriner Temple
Baynard
Hanks
W. 10Th
City Gas Department
Belmont Shore Masonic Lodge
Tmi
Long Beach Consistory
el Bekal
Court
Royal Order
of Jesters
York Rite
Vleet Reserve Association’ Branch 43
Michael J. Matle
Long Beach VA
James S. Gladelly
Oakland-Martinez Hospital
Bay Area
Civic Groups Back Hotel Room Tax Proposal
Three major municipal groups in Long Beach reaffirmed support for a 4 percent hotel motel room tax to fund tourist promotion. The tax would apply to all transient room rentals and funds would cover promotional activities including the Rose Bowl parade float. city budget strains threaten these programs.
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Chamber of Commerce
Convention Bureau and
Downtown Associates
Long Beach
Chamber
Orville
W. Cole
JBC
Drowning Victim Jeffrey Prothero Requiem Mass Saturday
The 12 year old Jeffrey Prothero died after drowning at a pool. A rosary will be recited at 7:40 p.m. tonight at Spongberg Mortuary. He is survived by his parents Gregory and Mabel Prothero and siblings. A requiem mass will be held Saturday at St. Athanasius Pool Church with services at 4747 Daisy Road.
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Cubl
Jeffrey
Spongberg Mortuary
Gregory
Loan
James I. Prothero
Henry Delthoff
Jaymills Ave
Mabel Prothero
Will J. Reid
St. Atha Jpool
Dais
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Hae
Stir
L.B. Labor
Federation
Eas
DIOP
Lafayette Hinel
General Electric
TAA TV
Imperial Hardware
Long Beach Blvd
Koleet Pall
Pacific Coast
Hwy
Lynwood Harbor City Garden Grove
Bala Sarifie
Grieder Cine
Robert Hall
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