Fire and ambulance log from Long Beach incident report
Emergency call summary from Long Beach shows multiple 911 responses for house and building fires, car and bicycle crashes, and first aid at intersections like Low Beach Boulevard and Leeds, 73 Broadway, Cedar Aves, Anaheim Street, and Atlantic Avenue. Three traffic accidents reported with injuries, including Ann Ernst and others, plus a hit and run incident on Alamitos Avenue. Police report details a mix of fires, gas shutoffs, water shutoffs, and crash responses through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aim
Low Beach Boulevard
Leeds
Broadway
Seventh St
Nipomo & J. Wytish
Cedar Aves
Lees
Cong Beach Preeway
Anghelt Street
W. Wighth St
Anaheim Street
Atlantic Avenue
Iyfirst
Studebaker Rodd and
Kahelan
Broadwa
Anaheim
Ocean
17Th St
Carlito
Rhea Street
Lemon AvenUe
Long Beach
Perlice
Ann H. Ernst
St. Mary’s Medical Center
Fine Avenue
Third Street
Becky J. Stahl
Linden Ave
Father N. Wallace
Ping, Ave
Long Beach Naval Hospital
Essie B. Brooks
Lime Ave
Alamitos Avenue
Fifth Street
Cypress Texaco oil tank farm a Cypress landmark since 1928
The Cypress Texaco tank farm near Orange Avenue Ball Road Moody Street and Quincy Street holds 33 tanks, 13 owned by Texaco and 40 leased to Southern California Edison. Each tank capacity 4.9 million gallons, totaling about 262.9 million gallons for 59 tanks. Most tanks run well below capacity and space is kept for expansion and water seepage.
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Montmorency
Ball Road
Cypress
Texaco
Cypress Area
Orange Avenue
Moody Street
Qenni
Frank Dalesandre
Cypress City Engineering Office
Southern California Edison Co
Lyim
We Ems
Southern
California
Harbor area schools hit by burglars in four districts
Burglars raided four Wilmington and San Pedro schools seeking electronics. Harbor Division police reported losses including a $115 tape recorder at South Shores, a $99 record player at Bandini Street, San Pedro. Wilmington losses were a $100 adding machine at Gulf Avenue and an unknown loss at Frisa Avenue schools.
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Wilmington
San Pedro
Harbor Division
South Shores
Bandini Street
Gulf Avenue
Friesa Avenue
Funeral Wednesday for Luella Copeland
Services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Belmont Heights Methodist Church for Luella Copeland a club woman leader and wife of Glenn Copeland retired president of Van Camp Sea and pomp of Terminal. She died Saturday of cancer in Memorial Hospital at age 58. Survived by two sons, her mother, brother Brig. Gen. Clarence H. Schmid and two grandchildren. Memorials suggested to USC Medieval Center Research Program Memorial Hospital or Belmont Heights Methodist Church. Dilday Family Funeral Directors.
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Belmont Heights Methodist Church
Tella Copeland
Glenn Copeland
van Camp Sea
Copeland
Robert G
San Diego
John H
Orange
Marian Schmid
Clarence H. Schmid
Marine Corps Supply Center
Barstow
USC
Memorial Hospital
Dilday Family
Seal Beach Opposes RTD Corridor Plan Vote
Seal Beach City Council opposed the Orange County Rapid Transit District corridor plan at Monday night session. With Councilman James Dunn absent, the council rejected a motion to approve the plan, objecting that it offered no direct service for Seal Beach while promising increased bus service to terminals in Orange and Los Angeles counties.
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Bow Sanders
Seal Head City
Coucil
Orange County
James Dunn
Harold Holden
Thomas Blackman
Thomas McKnew
Frank Sales
Seal Beach
Orange
Los Angeles
Dennis Courtemarche
Long Beach
Los Angeles County
Public Works Department
Cook up sales with LP T ads from a classified ad
John Sampson of Lakewood used an Independent Press Telegram ad to quickly move his Wedgewood gas store item. The text promotes LP T ads as a fast cash source for unwanted goods and gives a phone number for ad help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sampson
Lakewood
Press- Telegram
Five Day Stop Smoking Plan At Bellflower Church
Seventh day Adventist Church at 17008 Bixby Ave Bellflower will host a Five Day Plan to Stop Smoking beginning Sunday at 7:30 p.m. through Thursday March 7. Rev Paul C. Meters said the free program runs nightly.
Don’t Let Your Accident Penalize You For Life
Dr. W. P. Helzer explains how rear end crashes commonly cause cervical spine injuries. About 85 percent of cervical disorders stem from auto crashes, with only 15 percent from head on or side collisions. Damage to the car often reflects injury to passengers and neck sprains can persist months or years, leading to scar tissue and limitations. Contact a chiropractor for a full exam and early care to reduce long term effects.
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W. P. Helzer
D.C
Rearend
Atoue
Whiplis
Dee Wes Helzer
Cc Helzer
Flower
Bell Flower
Los Alamitos Park Bond Debate Divides Leaders
The Los Alamitos City Council heard arguments on a 1.6 million park bond for April 9. Proponents cite increased park land to 2.1 percent per 1,000 residents and rising property values. Opponents, led by Rebel and Mrs Roper, critique sites as unsuitable or costly, urging a joint powers option for a seven acre Geller property.
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Los Alamitos
Los Alamitos City
Barbara Audley
Parks and Recreation Commission
Marty 8. Bernal
Los Alamitos Citizens Association
K K. Gray
Pine Junior High School
Riobert
R. Stowell
Los Alam
Rebel £. Roper
Holden Circle
We Icre
Pine Junior High
Cypress
South Highlands
Las Alamitos
Katella Avenue
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Nir
Ire
Dorie
Ron Carlson
Cypress Tank Farm
Gasless
Edison Co
Edison
Harbor Area Schools
Luella Copeland
Minst
Lampson Avenue
Candleberry Avenue
Seal Beach Boulevard
First Street
Marina Drive
Almond Street
Aster Avenue
Violet Avenue
March Reader's Digest
Los Alamitos Council
West
Stoth Bay Area
Compton
Lynwood
Pravine Telignt
Horwaik
Paramount
Jain
Earl Manning
Earman
Wwe
Searning Dance Studios
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