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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1960
Page
7
A reporter details the antics of a manager seeking fame at major magazines and dodging danger on a dive in Beja California. The narrative blends sharp quips and bold self-promotion with vivid, risky sea encounters involving great white sharks and a cautionary glimpse of elite urban life.
Greek Week kicks off at Long Beach State College with an assembly of sororities and fraternities at 5 pm. The five day series includes a campus fund drive for City of Hope Hospital, workshops, and a Friday Interfraternity Ball crowning the Greek God. A participant was injured Sunday when a car window was broken near 2295 E Broadway.
A 19 year old immigrant girl died after slipping and falling into a bathtub in a Long Beach apartment. Police say she was found unconscious and later pronounced dead. The death follows an initial report of a woman, Mona Margareta, with no further immediate details released.
Long Beach resident and former Edison, Hamilton and Long Beach Poly High School teacher Ora Nesbit died Saturday. A 25 year educator, she was known for floral arrangements and was a member of East Side Christian Church. Funeral Tuesday at 16 am at East Side Christian Church with Horton Lucille McAdán and Mrs. Thelma Matson among survivors. Mortuary Sons directors.
New York report says science found a heating substance Bio Dyne Medicine that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching relieves pain without surgery. Doctors note gradual tissue reduction over months with Preparation H products and applicators. Claims include many years’ cases and a promise of satisfaction or refund.
Funeral service for Howard H. Kane of 2075 Lithe Ave., a retired railroad worker for seven years with Denver and Rio Grande, was held at Mottell's and Peak Mortuary. Kane, 70, died of a heart attack at home Saturday. Survived by wife, sister, daughter Ruth Lowe of Denver, and two granddaughters. He had lived in Anaheim before moving to Long Beach. The driver Ivan Helms, 52, is not in police custody.
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