Pedestrian killed as car strikes passerby in Long Beach
A 46 year old San Pedro man Eddie Dallas died after being struck at 3 50 p m by a car driven by Fernando Madarang 34 of Long Beach. Dallas died at St Marys Hospital 9 p m. Madarang was booked on suspicion of reckless driving. His car then struck a building at 741 E Anaheim. IN NON FATAL incidents six people were injured in six separate accidents Sunday.
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San Pedro
Anaheim Street
Live Avenue
Long Beach
Eddie Dallas
W. Elberon Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
Dallas
Fernando D. Madarang
Long Beach Blvd
William T. Braylark
Andy St
Bellflower Community Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Sandra L. Blessum
Andy
Downey Avenue
Pan
Lee W. Boege
Adenmoor Ave
Lakewood
Second Street
Mary Boaloozlan
B. Second St
St. Mary's Hospital
Ocean Boulevard
Junipero Avenue
Robert L. Heckman
Orange Ave
Constance D. Dowd
Ximeno Ave
Aaron M. Gartenstein
F. Eighth St
Walnut Avenue
Eighth
Harry Werner
Claremont Ave
Richard J. Jones
Alhambra
Ximena Avenue
Man and dog die in boat fire in Wilmington
A one year old man and his dog died when a fire broke out aboard a converted fishing vessel named Frances Ann in Los Angeles Harbor. Ed Castle of the Los Angeles Fire Department said the pair were found in the wheelhouse sleeping quarters. Police tentatively identified the victim as William B Meyer, a former Hawaii resident living aboard the 97 foot trawler moored at Berth 192.
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Wilmington
Ed Castle
Los Angeles
William B. Meyer
Hawaii
Los Angeles Harbor
Air Cycle: First sports air cushion vehicle unveiled
The Air Cycle, a 10 foot hovercraft described as a hybrid powerboat and snowmobile, will debut in Long Beach. James Haizlip, former WWI fighter ace, promotes demonstrations at 2031 E 23rd St and eyeing records and races from Catalina trips to the Baja 1000.
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New York
Long Beach
California
Brandt Ave
Dominguez
James Haizlip
Haizlip
March Air Force Base
Desert
Hairlip
Catalina
Coast Guard
Baja California
Ensenada
la Paz
23Rd St
San Diego
Restaurateur Don Phillips enters L B Council race
Don Phillips a Long Beach restaurant owner announced Sunday he is a candidate for Long Beach City Council 1st District seat held by Ray Kealer. He has chaired the Planning Commission and held multiple civic roles while serving as a Navy veteran. Phillips lives with his wife Sylvia and children at 646 E Ocean Blvd.
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Don Phillips
Long Beach
Ray Kealer
Phillips
Phillips Chicken Pie Shops
Wabash College
University of Michigan
Independent Businessmen's Association
Long Beach Associates
Long Beach Touchdown Club
Long Beach Emergency Calls Log Highlights Here
Police and fire responses over a 24 hour period include multiple injury and fatal traffic accidents at intersections such as Downey Avenue and Andy Street and Anahi Stead and Olive Avenue. Fires occur at Carmelitos Housing Project and Naples Plaza, with a box alarm on Sierra Avenue and hydrant shutoff on Line Avenue.
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Long Beach
Molino Ave
Andy Street
Downey Avenue
Nevada
Dover Street
Industry Avenue
Hoal Street
Indiana Avenue
Anahi Stead
Olive Avenue
Pace Coast
Second Street
Elm Avenue
del Amo Boulevard
Ocean Boulevard
Junipero Avenue
Walnut Avenue
Eighth Street
Ximeno Avenue
Artesia Street
Long Beach Boulevard
Cherry Ave
Line Avenue
23Rd Street
Sierra Avenue
Carmelites
Carmetos Housing
Einden Aveenue
Carmelitos
Tos
Hofman Avenue
Aheim
Bales
38Th Place
Carmeli Housing
Naples Plaza
Broadway
Alsy Avenuc
Printers Unit Re Elects Massman President in 1972
The Long Beach Allied Printing Trades Council re elected George Massman as council president at Belmont Shores Mobile Estates clubhouse. Other officers named for a one year term include Paul Kennedy vice president George Greene secretary treasurer and Jim Ray Mond sergeant at arms. The council promotes union label use and represents international unions of typographers printing pressmen and related trades.
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Long Beach Allied Printing Trades Council
George Massman
Belmont Shore
Mobile Estates
Paul Kennedy
George Greene
Jim Ray Mond
Advertise men by SHOULDERS AND LEGS ACHE?
Long Beach ad offers relief for poor circulation, muscle pains, and spasms. Claims Nordial system aids body functions, relaxes muscles, and quiets nerves. Encourages work return and lists contact Dr. Denian at 2501 E Broadway with code GE 8-2403.
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Long Beach
Denian
D.C
E. Broadway
U.S. Eyes Sale Of the Goose Seaplane After 25 Years
The government weighs disposing of the Spruce Goose MKL built by Hughes under RF Cao funding. Federal officials consider open bid or negotiated sale, with Hughes as a possible bidder. Hughes defends the giant seaplane and cites potential data to be learned from its size and flight history.
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Hughes
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Personal Property Disposal
GSA
R. R. Bach Named Consultant for Long Beach Hospital Funding
Roland R. Bach former Long Beach Red Cross manager has been named consultant on research and feasibility studies for funding of Long Beach Community Hospital. He previously led a study that formed financed and operated the Heart Association Strake Activity Center in Lang Beach.
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Roland R. Bach
Long Beach
American Red Cross
Long Beach Community Hospital
Bach
Lang Beach
Heart Association
Strake
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Kent Henderson
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L.B. Council
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Massman
Real Stati
U.S
Peter Glading
The
MKL
Seven
R. R. Bach
the Treasury
Corton St
Paramount Blvd
Dale Carnegie
Lafayette, Broadway & Lincen
Pacis Institute of Leadership
Troi
Genie
Diab
Lomng Beath
Atlantic Ave
Dooley's Hardware Mart
Bellflower
Los Alamitos
Harwick Engineering
Bloomfield
U. S
F.C.C
Gatley
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Keeling Service CO
Redondela Drive
Torrance
Cy. Services
Normandie
Alliance Manufacturing Go,,Inc
Alliance, Ohio
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