Local notes mix politics and letters from jailer prospects
The piece surveys mixed local reactions to State Sen Richard Richards seeking re election and possible U S Senate bid. It notes a Mary Harolson receives a Chessman letter amid debate on crime and justice and recounts a harrowing Rose Parade bus experience framed as verse.
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Richard Richards
Bro. Richards
U. S. Senate
U. S
Sone
Pasadena
Rhymster
Long Beach
Greek Epiphany Rites Held at Rainbow Pier Long Beach
The Greek Orthodox Epiphany ceremony at Rainbow Pier Long Beach drew about 5000 worshipers as Bishop Demetrios officiated a procession to the pier, a sea cross cast by divers, and a blessing meal at the Bod Fayette Hotel with leaders from Los Angeles San Bernardino and San Francisco in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Pier
Christ
John
Jordan
Long Beach
Bish
Demetries
Andy
Ae Church
Los Angeles
Leonerty States
Joral
Geles
Anthony Penti
San Ferrando Valley
Nick Floor
Constantine Palassis
San Los Angeles
Bernardino
Daniel Symbol
Zetas
Pasadena
J Bishop
la- Bishop
Demetrios -Wasfayette Hotel
Datnofties
Nicholas Billinis
Raymond D. Kealer
Long Long Beach
Homer Beach
George Carls
Demopulos
Peter Stopher
San Francisco
M. Ralellis
Los An
Peter J. Pitches
Holy Cross
Floor
Escaped Patient Seized in Norwalk Church
Mary Mitchell Andrews known for kidnap of her mother and friend, escaped from a state mental hospital in November. She was arrested Sunday while praying at a Norwalk church, not armed and offered no resistance as deputies took her into custody. Rev Jack McFerran recognized her from Patton State Hospital.
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Mary Mitchell Andrews
Norwalk
Sheriff's
Paddison ‘Ave
Jack McFerran
Patton Stave
Robert L. Moore
Misa Andrews
Martha Andrews
Enteral St
Redondo [Beach
Nida _ Bell ‘Priester
Miss Andrews
Skid Row
Randolph Andrews
Glendale
Jasun
Men‘ldocind State Hospital
Ito San Francisco
Yeggs Fail in Church Theft Attempt
Police thwarted two safecrackers who fled First Methodist Church at Sun Street and Pacific Avenue after opening the outer safe and a cash box. Miss Andrea Andrews was detained after being identified among worshipers, with a history of escapes from mental institutions and ties to the hospital escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Sun St
Pacific l Ave
Charles Raymond
Installation program for Long Beach Bnai B'rith Lodge
Long Beach Bnai B'rith Lodge holds Sunday installation at the Lafayette Hotel with dinner at 7 p.m. and a 6 p.m. cocktail hour. Superior Court Judge David Coleman of Temple Israel in Los Angeles will speak on The Role of B'nai Brith Today and install officers. Entertainment by Israeli performers plus The Madcaps. Officers to be installed include Myron Blimberg and Sol Levin among others. Reservations through Levin or Brower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
B'nai B'rith Lodge
Lafayette Hotel
Superior Court
David Coleman
Temple Israel
Los Angeles
Coleman
B'nai Brith
Los Angeles County
Elude
Myron Blimberg
Sol Levin
Eugene Lentzner
Milton Emlein
Morris Brower
Paul Davidson
David Weisbly
Herbert Jacobs
Guardian
Herbert Sammar
Abe H. Sandier
Levin
Brower
Sixth Year Consumer Survey Opens In Long Beach Areas
The sixth annual Independent Press Telegram Consumer Analysis Brand Preference Survey begins today to study buying preferences and shopping habits of Long Beach area residents. Free grocery bags will be given to households that pick up the forms mailed Saturday to 10 000 area homes and return them in person to survey headquarters at 736 Pine Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Abea
Independent, Press-Telegram
Pine Ave
Lakewood-Los Altos Group names new officers
James B. Atkinson will be installed as chairman of the Lakewood-Los Altos Real Estate group at noon Tuesday at the Hawaiian Restaurant. Neal Tuttle is named vice chairman and John Rirketts is treasurer.
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James B. Atkinson
Lakewood-Los Altos
Alan
Neal Tuttle
John Rirketts
Telephone Rate Boost Hearings Open in L A
In Los Angeles hearings opened on General Telephone Co. request for an 11.052 million dollar annual rate increase. The company seeks a 7.2 percent return on investment, with 195 communities affected including Long Beach and Santa Monica. Next hearings run February and March with public witnesses set for February 13 to 15.
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Los Angeles
CNS
General Telephone Co
G, Lyn Fox
G. Everett Emerson
General Telephone
UTLIY
Iere
Long Beach
Downey
Whittier
San Bernardino
Pomona
Santa Monica
West Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
San Joaquin Valley
Navy to Bombard San Clemente Island
The Navy will conduct shore bombardment exercises at Pyr amid Cove San Clemente Island from 7 am to 10 pm Wednesday and Thursday. The Navy’s Naval District announced the two days safety warning. Fishermen and yachtsmen were advised to avoid the firing area during the tests.
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Navy
Pyramid Cove
San Clemente Isand
Ith Naval District
Auxiliary Sponsors Benefit Event Luncheon Card Party
The Fleet Reserve Association Unit 43 Ladies Auxiliary hosts a luncheon cards party Thursday at noon at the Veterans Memorial Building. Proceeds aid the auxiliary welfare program. Cleo Brown chairs with Elna Duchte welfare and Gertrude Green activities assisting.
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Lat
Veterans Memorial Bldg
Fleet Reserve Assn
Ladies Auxiliary
Cleo Brown
Lor
Elna Duchte
Gertrude Green
Savere Dance Class Begins Tuesday Night
Two forgers drew 90 day county jail terms after confessing to crimes tied to the Savere dance class. Judge Pier-Dancers will hold sessions at United James Lee Yootim Hall in Los Altos with classes scheduled for Tuesday nights in November.
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Rarpn K. Pier
The
United
James Lee Yootim
Los Altos Church Hall
Pomone Ave
Fisher i Atherton
Don Farnsworth
Bernadine Leach
Los Angeles
Youthful Haircuts Bind Teen Probation Case
Huntington Park man Gary T Lindsay 21 says his long hair was to look older and obtain cigarettes. Municipal Judge Charles F Smith orders a year of probation with a crew cut and a haircut by rule, noting long hair tends to bring trouble.
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Charles.t. Smith
Gary T. Lindsay
Lindsay
Huntington Park
Charles F. Smith
Smith
W S Minter Former Fire Chief Dies at 71
W S Minter former chief of the Long Beach Fire Department from 1925 to 1933 died Sunday at age 71. A 31 year veteran, he led the Metal Goldwyn Meyer studio fire department for years after retirement and initiated the local fire department's first organized first aid program.
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Minter
City Council Advances Ambulance Regulation Amendment
City council committee approves an ambulance service regulation draft to set standards and private operator rules. The proposal amends sign rules, authorizes a sign permit plan, and sets a Jan. 1, 1958 deadline, with opposition from Dooley and Spongberg.
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Long
Ney
Amend Beach
Minter
Regi New York
Newport Ave
Bureau of Franchises
Cinerator
Amelia
William 3. Jr
D. Fat Ahern
Charles ‘Dooley
Long Beach
Charles Garrison
Téchnica
Area May Be Subject to Water Discoloration
Water Department warns area south of Anaheim Street and west of Daisy Avenue may experience discolored tap water. Officials say the water remains safe to drink but may stain laundry. Discoloration results from valve operations tied to water main construction near the west end of the 9th Street bridge.
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Anaheim St
Daisy Ave
Water Dept
9Th St
Testimonial Set Honors Retired County Manager Will
A testimonial luncheon honors Arthur J. Will, retired county manager, for nearly 25 years of service. Sponsored by the Los Angeles Press Club, the event on January 16 at the Embassy Room of the Ambassador Hotel will feature appearances by local officials and business leaders, with James Francis Cardinal McIntyre delivering the invocation.
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Arthur J. Will
Ambasador
Los Angeles Press Club
Will
Harry von Zell
Willemzee
Burton W. Chace
Board of Supervisors
Dist. Atty
Wiliam B. McKesgan
Eugene Biscajluz
James F. Davenport
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Burton C. Rawlins
Vibe Downtown Businessmen's Assn
James E. Lewis
Working Press
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Poodle Drowns After Longshoremen Rescue Attempt
Two longshoremen risked their lives Sunday trying to save a four-month-old poodle named Petite. The dog leapt from a car at Pier 1 and swam toward the channel, despite efforts by owners Fred D. Chadwick and bystanders. Petite drowned, valued at 400 dollars, as the crew of the freighter Poone watched from the pier.
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Fred D. Chadwick
Drews
Stahl
Richard Stahl
Jackson Ave
Way City
Chadwick
Thayer
Pier 1
Raft
Petite
Desert Nomad pair to show pictures at Long Beach meeting
Mr and Mrs Verl Martin known as the desert nomads will present pictures of the Turtle Mountains in the Mojave and conduct a desert quiz at the Long Beach Mineral and Gem Society gathering at 7 40 Wednesday at Belmont Recreation Center 4104 Allin Street.
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Verl Martin
Compton
Turtle Mountains
Mojave
Long’ Beach
Red Cross Class Aids Expectant Parents in City
A Red Cross sponsored course for parents to be begins Wednesday at 3 30 am at the ICity Health Department 2655 Pine Ave. The six class series on Wednesdays and Fridays demonstrates bathing dressing and feeding infants. Expectant mothers and their husbands may enroll free. Reservations by telephone at Red Cross HQ 313 W Broadway.
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Icity Health Department
Pine Ave
Red Cross
Broadway
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Chessman
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Yeggs
Felice Welleve
Judge Coleman
PT Consumer Survey
I Lakewood
Los Altos Group
L.A
Gelearam Tland
San Clemente Isle
Savere
W. S. Minter
Mattell's & Pack! Mortuary
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