Lucky Dollars Distributed by Downtown Merchants
Downtown Long Beach Retailers begin Dollar Days with 348 member stores offering $2 to $100 lucky bills redeemable for cash. Serial numbers will be posted under the banner Stan Lovie and Win. Stores extend hours to 9 p.m. or later through Friday and some stay open until 9 p.m. Monday.
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Long Beach
Fern Mennealy
Fanwood Ave
Bution
Stan
Lovie
Win
Sue Town Low Spring
Cash Atwards
Sociated
Dollar
Won- Associated.en's
Death notices fragment with multiple names and details
Fragmentary death notices list several individuals with ages and addresses, including Vans Thomas Farley 58 and Leona Catherine Davidson 78, detailing survivors and service arrangements across Long Beach and nearby areas, with funeral directors Patterson Shively and Iglewood Park Cemetery referenced.
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Vans
Thomas Farley
Lomite St. Fore
E. Sith
Merly
Long Beach
Day
Wise
Toku
Lucille Gross
Blanchesons
Taro
Keiji
Smith
Ruby Bennnett
Tazu Moriihisa
Mes
Dil Mari Mori
Patterson & Snively Mortuary
Arks
Mirs
Leona Catherine
Obispo Ave
Davidson
Mary
Alvert E
Hubert
Daugh
Kenneth E
Elsie Rae Knowles
Christensen-Pine Mor
Iglewood Park
Loper
Hoax Kidnap Story Discredited by Police
An official statement debunks a hoax claim that two junior high girls were kidnapped by four men on Friday night. Detective Insp. Donald W. Dyer reports the girls were forced into a car but later revealed they entered willingly. Marines at a Seal Beach base are reportedly detained for separate molestation allegations.
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Donald W. Dyer
Police Morals Detail Today
Dyer
Seal Beach
Navy Ammunition and Net Depot
Weae
Orange Ave
Eltist St
14 L. B. Area Dance Clubs List Events
Fourteen member organizations of the South Coast Association Square Dance Clubs will hold dances this week in the Long Beach area. The schedule lists Do-Si-Dons in Yorba Linda on Wednesday, Do-Si-Dandies in Silvera to Park on Thursday, and multiple clubs including Five Point Squares and Wagon Wheel Squares across venues in Garden Grove, Wilmington, and Orange with inquiries at listed addresses.
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South Coast
Assnce Square Dance Clubs
Long Beach Aces
Yorba Linda
Woman's Club
Silverato Park
Silverado Parl
Excelsior Dr.Noxwalk
Newhorpe St
Garden Grove
Shooting Stars
Redondo Ave
Wagon Wheel
E. Ocean Blvd
Pan American Fork
Jeans & Callies
Neptune and Cats
Wilmington
Los Amigos
la Fabra
American Legion
Enqaires
State St. Lyzwoot
Square & Star
EL Merket St
Gills & Squares
Eld
N. Clark Ave
Lakewood
San Tanas
Chapmans Ave
Orange
In-Brief: Scouts to Get Life Recognition at Court of Honor
Life Scout Ronald Douglas of Troop 101 and Billy Alward of Post 122 will receive Life Scout honors at the Uptown Dan Beard District Boy Scout Court of Honor Thursday night at Hughes Lane High School. Star awards go to Peter Ross Gerald Joyce George Dias and Larry Latstiaw. A list of other awards will be handed out during the evening. Mineral Group to Meet in Long Beach. Long Beach Mineral and Gem Society meets at 8 pm Wednesday at Belmont Recreation Center where Harry Deitian will speak on sapphire cutting and polishing. Miso Adalins Axtell of Long Beach is president of the Women Purchasers Association of Los Angeles which meets Thursday night at Rodger Young Auditorium. Civil service exams scheduled include water utility men on March 1 in Veterans Memorial Building and planning assistant on March 8 in Municipal Buildings. Future Teachers of America convocation at Long Ranch State College Thursday. Fi Lambda Theta will host a speaker from General Telephone Co on electronics Friday at 8 pm in Veterans Memorial Building.
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Life Scout
Ronald Douglas
Billy Alward
Dan Beard District
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Hughes Lane High School
Star
Peter Ross
Gerald Joyce
George Dias
Larry Latstiaw
Long -Beach
Futura
Future Teachers of America
AL Long Ranch State College
Fi Lambda Theta
Women’s National Education Fraternity
General Telephone Co
Veterans Memorial Building
Army and Navy Garrison and Auxiliary
New Pipe Organ Dedicated at Berkeley Chapel
A three manual Mollér pipe organ gifted by the late Wil J. Reid of Long Beach was dedicated last week in the Chapel of the Great Commission at the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley. Kenneth W. Jerwell gave the dedicatory recital on the 1,800-pipe instrument. Five optometrists will attend the 52nd California Optometric Association convention in San Diego this month. They include Dr. Stanley H. Burgess, Lynwood, Dr. EB Whitins, Donald L. Baker, Earl Woodward of Long Beach, and Albert L. Brown of La Habra. The Sunset Club hosts a Valentine Party and pulled dinner tonight at 236 E Third St.
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Mollér
Wil J. Reid
Long Beach
Lynwand
Pant Eb, Wihtins
Donald L. Baker
Earl Woodward
Albert L. Brown
la Habra
Sunset Club
3Rd St
Two Pedestrians Injured When Hit by Cars in L B
Two pedestrians were struck by cars in Long Beach on Monday near Pacific Coast Highway. Maurice Mt Worden 48 of Seal Beach and Henry Coleman Jr 25 of Los Angeles were involved. Worden received head and shoulder injuries and was kept for observation after treatment at Seaside Hospital. A 23 year old nearby resident William Cobh 25 of Obispo Avenue was also hit while crossing near his home.
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Everest
Maurice Mt. Worden
Orenn Ave
E. 15Th St
Seal Beach
American Ave
Pacific Coast
Worden
Seaside Hospital
Henry Coleman Jr
Los Angeles
William CL. Cobh
Obispo Ave
Judo Demonstration Highlight at Chamber Breakfast Forum
Members of the Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Forum will watch a judo demonstration presented by Lear Beach Judo School. Dr Theodore Scheleper chairs. John Ogden Mark Evans and chamber director Happy Davidson will take part in the demonstration amid business problem discussions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lear Beach
Theodore Scheleper
John Ogden
Mark Evans
Happy Davidson
Evanss
Marian E.thomas
San Juan St. Compton
Wardlaw Re
Wilton
Pine Avé
Tides and Temperatures For Wednesday 1957 Long Beach
Tides and temperatures report for Wednesday January 13 1957 with sunrise at 6 39 am sunset at 5 36 pm moonrise 4 54 pm moonset 5 34 am high tides 6 4 ft and 18 ft low tide at 1 37 am 2 39 pm water temperature 66 degrees surf calm notes provided by the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Terryare
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Southern
California
BBB Chief Visits Long Beach BBB Board Meeting
Victor H Nyborg president of the Association of Better Business Bureaus will guest at a Wednesday meeting of the Better Business Bureau of the Long Beach area. The session starts at 10 30 a m at the organization's Pine Avenue office.
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BBB
Victor H. Nyborg
Assn. of
Better Business Bureaus
Better Business Bureau
Long Beach
Pine Ave
Schools Reject Campsite in City
A proposal to use undeveloped land in the Barton Flats area of the San Bernardino Mountains as a city school camp site was rejected by the Board of Education. The board preferred three separated sites of 20 to 95 acres. contracts totaling 380 525 dollars were awarded for a library building at City College. The Rev Thomas A Allport will speak on Believers Walk at Gloria De Lutheran Church.
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Garma-Tive
San Bernardino Mountains
Iaken
Barton Flats
R See
Board. Imembers
Auldington
City College
Puta. Construction. Co
Los Angeles
Raph E
Mission
Manns Co
Thomas A.allport
Hawaii
Bartman Electric
Gloria de Lutheran
E. 2Nd St
Wil
Sp.m
Arthur A
Sagt
Long Beach City
Clothing theft from car reported near Wise and Atlantic
Nora M. Malone, alleged broker of Duncan, Oklahoma, reports $3,500 in clothing stolen from her car parked near a cafe at Wise Low Street and Atlantic Avenue. One window was broken to gain entry, and police are investigating the theft.
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Nora M. Malone
Duncan, Oka
Wiselow St
Atlantic Ave
Cat
Manager to retire Eastman Kodak style?
Manager to retire Ross E Wiley general manager of the Pacific Coast division of Eastman Ol Well Survey Co relinquishing part of duties approaching Tetirement company President H E John Eastmen announced today. Wiley who has been with Wastmen 25 yea will continue as ad adviser at the company.
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Ross E. Wiley
Pacific Coast
Eastman Ol Well Survey Co
Ing Tetirement
John
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