Assault charged as city and two policemen sued
Victor D. Casey of Kansas City claims he was assaulted by J C Thomas and W K Waulley, with a third officer, after a stopped ante in the 2800 block of Anaheim Street. He seeks 50,000 from the city and 60,000 from the patrolmen for injuries including neck and spine trauma and 17 days of lost work.
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Long Teach
Seaulon
Maleisus
Victor D. Casey
Isa Kansan
Atthers
J.C. Thomas
W. K. Waulley
Hey
F. Anaheim St
Casey
Willian
Pillsbury
Tim
First student qualifies for driving class in Long Beach
A 19 year old market employee Donald Lee Burg of 119 Loma Ave earned attendance by collecting tour speed tickets in a year and was ordered by Municipal Judge Charles T Smith to attend the Long Beach State College course starting March 3 as part of a one year probation. The class aims to promote safe driving and reduce accidents with a $10 tuition for 19 hours of instruction.
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Donald Lee Burg
Loma Ave
Bute
Munieimal
Charles T. Smith
Long Beach
Surg
FE Anaheim St
Ogle Faces Trial on Gifts Charge
Newport Beach awaits trial for Ogle after a grand jury indictment alleged gift acceptance from officials of a firm doing county business. Superior Judge Robert Gardner ordered a jury trial with one count struck. April 6 set for proceedings amid claims of an oil lease and related interests.
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Santa Awa
Joel Ogle
Robert Gardner
Ogle
Duck N. Crawford
Long Beach
Panerey
Huntington Beacit
Newport
Gearite
Samuel Wilkeson
Sir Ruby SL
Newport Mead
Wilkeson
Oy Vicarnp Co
22Nd
Walnut Sts
1St
Ocean Ave
Anchor Cove
el Newport Dear
Joan Seltzer
Disruption At Grand Jury Hearing Over Ogle Removal
During heated arguments a demurrer to quash grand jury charges against Ogle was interrupted by Wesley West, president of the American Marine Exploration Co. of Houston, who claimed an interest and spoke from the spectator area. Judge Gardner warned to maintain order as the matter proceeded.
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Ogle
Wesley West
American Marine Exploration Co
Houston
Tex
Spectator
Publisher's Daughter Dies at 39 in San Rafael
Mrs. Barbara Craemer Ashley, 39, daughter of Justus Craemer former Orange newspaper publisher and state utilities official, died after a yearlong illness in San Rafael. She is survived by husband Ross W. Ashley and mother Agnes Craemer, with relatives including grandmother Mrs. Ernestine Craemer and aunt Miss Helen Craemer. Born in Orange, she was a Union graduate. funeral arrangements are pending.
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Justus Craemer
Orange
State Public Utilities Commission
San Rafael
Ashley
Ross W. Ashley
Ourngh
Agnes
Ernestine Craemer
Helen Craemer
New Drug Vancomycin Highlighted for Staph Infections
Western physicians at a four day Carmel meeting heard reports on a new drug to fight staphylococcus infections and a program using old drugs for the same purpose. Dr William Kirby of University of Washington described vancomycin as effective against staphylococci with limited resistance so far. Side effects include skin rashes and chills. Vancomycin must be given IV and cannot be injected into muscle. Dr Ernest Jawetz discussed early detection of outbreaks and monitoring resistance. Reports were to a joint meeting of the Western Association of Physicians Western Society for Clinical Research and Western Section of the American Federation for Clinical Research.
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Kirby
Ernest Jawetz
University of California Medical Center
San Francisco
Western Association of Physicians
The
Western Society For Clinical Research
American Federation For Clinical Research
Bergmann Made Partner in L B Law Firm
Attorney Rupert Bergmann has been made a partner in the local law firm of Samuelson Aeu Buek.
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Rupert Bergmann
Samuelson Ae] Buek
Woman Hurt in Collision in Bellflower
A Bellflower woman, Carole Ann Maas of 8842 Maple St, suffered major injuries after a car she rode in was struck. She was taken to St. Mary’s Hospital with a broken collar bone possible fractures and kidney injuries. The vehicle was driven by Ensign John B. Derdeyn.
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Bellflower
Ato Incar
Son Magnolia Landing
Carole Ann Maas
Maple St. Bellflower
St. Mary's Hospital
Cai
Ens
John B. Derdeyn
USS
Travaling
Air Force fires 33rd Thor missile test over Cape Canaveral
The Air Force fired its 33rd Thor intermediate range missile at Cape Canaveral in January 1937 testing. The 63 foot rocket featured a Strobel light for tracking and a five foot nose cone for hydrogen warhead shielding. Officials aim to boost reliability to 80 percent by 1959 and envision a 10-missile salvo with nine hitting targets, with Thor as booster for future unmanned probes toward Mars or Venus.
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Cape Canaveral
Thor
Air Force
United States
Libraries to Close Feb 12 for Lincoln Birthday
Long Beach public libraries and branches will close February 12 in observance of the 150th birthday of Abraham Lincoln. Reads and biographies line shelves including Carl Sandburg's The Prairie Years and The War Years, Edwin Castagnale's works, and more about Lincoln's life and times.
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Lincoln
Long Beach
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Svailfate
Ond Lincol
Carl Sandburg
Abraham Lincohy
Edwin Castagnalean
James Randall
Mr. Lin
USC biochemist receives donation toward muscular dystrophy grant
USC biochemist Dr Roslyn B Alfin-Slater received a 2065.50 check as partial payment toward an 11016 grant to research muscular dystrophy. She studies fat metabolism in the disease affecting many children. Eagles auxiliaries have contributed 165487 since 1852 to MD associations of America.
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University of Southern California
Roslyn B. Alfin-Slater
Irmalong
Plymouth St
Esther ‘Frevithick
Cerevita de. Whittier
Orier
Esgtes
United States
Eagles
Beatrix Turns 21 and Dutch Royal Match Hopes
Amsterdam reports Princess Beatrix reaches twenty one as speculation resurges on her future husband. Officials deny imminent marriage plans but insiders say a Protestant royal could be chosen, possibly easing anti German sentiment after World War II. Candidates like Bernhard of Lippe are mentioned though royal rules may be altered.
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UPI
Beatrix
Jong
Siirer
Tke Bernhard
Jeatris
Bjorkman Named Chief City Chemist in City Promotion
Carl A. Bjorkman 35 longtime assistant city chemist since 1947 was promoted by City Manager Sam F. B. Vickers to chief city chemist and testing engineer effective February 1. He succeeds Page Fisk who died January 22. Bjorkman lives at 2724 Daisy Ave with wife Margery and son Richard 14. Salary for the job up to 80 per month.
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Sam FB
Vickers
Engin ‘Neer
Page Fisk
Aled Jan
Tiyarkman
Daisy
Maggery
Richard
Surgeons linked to Port Ring abortion clinic arrest
In Port Ring area, three chiropractors and an alleged go-between were booked after an undercover operation. State Medical Board investigator Jere Truitt identified suspects John J. Eichart, 37, Kenneth D. Reynolds, 37, and John R. Gibbons, 37, tied to a diagnostic clinic at 6195 Mesa St. A woman posing as an expectant mother aided the sting.
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CNS
Indalar
San Tedros Wilmington
Osu
San Petro
Jere
Robert Treitt
State Medical Board
Long Beach
Truitt
John J. Hiehard
Tuntington Larne
Redonte
Kenneth D. Reynolds
Culver City
Eichart
Reynolds
Mesa St
John R. Gibbons
Centre St
Three Face New Treason Charges for Wartime Publications
SAN FRANCISCO reports that Americans who published a magazine in Red China during the Korea War face treason charges after a sedition mistrial was declared. John Howell Sylvia Howell and Julian Schoeman are accused of printing lies attacking the United States, including germ warfare claims, with a potential death penalty. Government lawyers seek consolidated trial on treason and sedition counts, while Judge Louis E Goodman criticized sensational wartime reporting but said no treason verdicts were proven at first glance.
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UPD
China
John Howell
Sylvia
Julian Schoman
Loui E. Goodman
Iar
TE Vow! Ells
Shanghai
Sebuman
United States
Korea
Reepord
Goodman
Iocal
Belet
Allis Crews to Leave Job Monday
MILWAUKEE UPD seven thousand workers at Allis Chalmers will receive handbills Monday to leave the plant at 11 am for a mass meeting. If no settlement is reached the meeting will explain the strike, with locals across eight plants in the United States and Canada affected. Negotiations on a 14 000 AC contract stalled after six months with only minor provisions agreed. the Aug 15 expiration was extended until Monday.
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Milwaukee
UPD
Allis‘ Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Se Main
United Auto Workers
Matt Kelly
UAW
Alli-Channers
United States
Canada
IL A.m
Kelly
West Allis
Springfield
St. Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gadsden
Mar la Crosse
Wis
la Borte
Terre Haute
Indy Pithbourgh
St. Thomas
Oat
Elvis Denies Marriage Plans With Teen German Girl Friend
Elvis Presley denied or considered marriage to a teenage German girlfriend in a transatlantic phone chat. The singer told a New York radio station he would not marry her, expressing no plans to wed at any place.
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Elvis
New York
Elvis Presley
Tank Landing Ship Open for Public Visit
The LSI USS Mahoninr County will be open for public visiting from 1 to 4 pm Sunday at Municipal Pier D Berth 32.
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LSI
Uss Mahoninr County
Municipal Lier D
Berth 32
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