Car Pins Girl in Sunset Beach Water Mishap
A small girl, Roberta Golub, five, was pinned beneath a car that rolled into a Sunset Beach channel at 5:50 p.m. The girl's father, Isidore Golub, and others rescued her after she was carried underwater. Roberta was taken to Long Beach Community Hospital and is expected to recover. Golub sustained minor injuries. five others were dunked but remained in the car.
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Sunset Beach
Isidore Golub
Hayter Ave
Lakewood
Roberta
Pacific Coast Hwy
Golub
Long Beach Community Hospital
Dog Vaccination Orders Show High Compliance
About seventy percent of dog owners applying for new licenses are following the rabies vaccination rule, with 3,500 of 5,000 applications accompanied by inoculation certificates. A city ordinance strengthening the state order starts late next month. Public clinics offer $1.50 vaccinations in February at three locations to support research.
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James W. Bibb
Animal Regulations
Public Service Department
Temple Ave
Willow St
Dudley Named Director Of National Beverage Group
Gerry E. Dudley restaurateur and owner of two Long Beach taverns has been elected director of the Licensed Beverage Industries Inc, the national public relations group for the distilled spirits industry. He is president of the National Licensed Beverage Assn and has held multiple posts in California and Long Beach industry groups. Separately, Sir Alexander Grantham, retiring Hong Kong governor general, and his wife arrived in Long Beach aboard the SS Bougainville. A hotel desk robbery at the Del Mar yielded $46 to two men who fled after forcing the clerk to the third floor.
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Gerry E. Dudley
Long Beach
Licensed Beverage Industries, Inc
Dudley
National Licensed Beverage Assn
Independent Businessmen's
Ag$taranana
California Tavern Assn
Long Beach Restaurant Assn
L31
New York City
San Pedro
Alexander Grantham
Hong Kong
Bougainville
Sir Alexander
Victor D. Long
Britain
Pacific Crown Colony
Paul B. Rioth
Max Fischman
Earl Milton
James T. Bentson
del Mar
E. Octan Blvd
Robert W. Schroeder
Schroeder
Adm Pride to Speak at Independent Businessmen event
Vice Admiral Alfred M. Pride, commander Naval Air Force Pacific Fleet, to be principal speaker at the Independent Businessmen's Assn annual installation in Lakewood at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Pride, commander of the Seventh Fleet, earned the Distinguished Service Medal for his role in evacuating 27,000 civilians and 8,600 tons of gear during the February 1955 Tachen Islands operation, aiding Taiwan defense efforts with the Republic of China. Participants listed include Bundy Hale Helm McNulty Sutherland Vermillion Wade and Rear Adm. John F. R. McKinney (Ret.).
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Alfred M. Pride
Naval Air Force
Pacific Fleet
Independent Businessmen’s Assn
Lakewood
Country City
Adm. Pride
T v
7Th Fleet
Tachen Islands
Republic of China
Taiwan
Russell F. Brut
Disabled Officers Asan
Harbor
Arthur Morgenstern
Hermosa Beach
Andrew M. Gresedale
South Gate
Carl L. Rolson
Long Beach
C.D. H. Symes
North Hollywood
Gort
Ralph W. Coang
Redondo Beach
Archie B. Sharpe
Beverly Hills
Leonard Manan
Inglewood
Elmer Koehler
Norman H. Richards
E. Ocean Blvd
International Business Machines Corp. Military Products Division
Kingston
Santa Monica
VA uses scintigrams to detect hidden cancers
Veterans Administration doctors use scintigrams via the scintiscanner to visualize internal cancer not found by other tests. The process records radiation from radiotracers, producing dot patterns that reveal hot or cold areas indicating tumor presence and organ size. Long Beach VA Hospital is among 22 facilities employing this technique.
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Veterans Administration
Long Beach VA
Oeen
Death notices from Trinity United and local mortuaries
Multiple obituaries list names such as Alex S Anderson 72, Lettie Engleman 68, Londa A Stout 84, Ruby E Collier 69, Paul Everett Newsom 55, Edward Perry 81, Esther Bateson, Selmer Jensen 67, and others. Surviving spouses, children, and sisters are noted with service times at churches and mortuaries including Trinity United Presbyterian, Mottell's, Snively Chapel, Patterson Memorial Park, and Hunter Mortuary. Funeral services are scheduled for midweek with various locations in Long Beach and nearby cities.
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Servicesterian
Orange
Hunter Ave
Patterson Morial Park
B.W. Coon Mortar& Snively Chapel
Stout —Londa A
Long Beach
Modesto
Winnifred A
B. W. Coon Funeral Home
Judge swears in Francis Cannon as chamber president
Roberta Butzbach of Los Cerritos Municipal Court administers the oath to Francis Cannon, new president of the Greater Lakewood Chamber of Commerce, at Lakewood Country Club during a dinner dance and installation event attended by about 200 community and civic leaders on Saturday night.
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Roberta Butzbach
Los Cerritos
Francis Cannon
Greater
St Anthony's Student Wins at Speech Meet
St Anthony's School student Tom Keith won honors at a regional speech meet held by the National Forensic League. The event drew more than 1,090 students from 41 Southern California schools and featured various divisions including humorous interpretation. Keith, a senior at St. Anthony's High School, qualified by taking first place in a Catholic Forensic League public speaking event.
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St. Anthony's
Long Beach
Keith
Tom Keith
Spedlands University
Roccots
St. Anthony
National Forensic League
Karen St
Two Month Old Boy Dies at Seaside Hospital
Michael Glenn Allen, two month old son of Mr and Mrs Tames Allen of 20 Crystal Court, died at Seaside Hospital at 1 45 p m Sunday. The body was taken to Holston & Sons Mortuary.
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Michael Glenn Allen
Holston & Sons Mortuary
Long Beach figures at California School Supervisors conclave
Six Long Beach area school officials join 400 Southland administrators at a California School Supervisors Assn conclave in San Bernardino. Names include Helen Myers Arlene Roster Sue Enwin Clark O Dell Yala Moore and Ev s Bogg.
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Long Beach
Southland
Tweeday
California School Supervisors Assn
San Bernardino
Helen G. Myers
Long Beach Unified
Arlene Roster
Long Beach State College
Sue Enwin
Clark O'Dell
Bellflower
Yala 3
Moore
Orange County
Evs Bogg
Compton City
Divorce Takes Heavy Toll and Costs in Many Ways
Judge Vasey notes in Los Angeles County in 1955 about seven percent of all recorded divorce suits, involving around 29 000 cases and 25 000 children. Judges, attorneys and counselors agree the main harm is to children and family stability.
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Vasey
Los Angeles County
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