Indians Aren't Vanishing Except From Reservations
Two tribal chiefs Wah-Nee-Ota and Richard Two-Moons, representing the Seminole and Crow on a six-nation council for Los Angeles, predict government reservations for American Indians will fade in a decade as many leave for better opportunities. They note growth in Indian families in Los Angeles County from 12 to about 25,000 since 1937 and say younger generations will mix with white society, not vanish.
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Artesia
Wah-Nee-Ota
Richard Two-Moons
Los Angeles
Woh-Nee-Ota
Los Angeles County
Oklahoma
Ware
Life Magazine
Eleanor Roosavelt
Tnigate
Artesia Hospital
Richard
Schulberg workshop honors Watts talent with awards
Budd Schulberg’s writers workshop in Watts culminated in awards for four participants, all local Black residents. Leumas Sirah and Jimmy Sherman shared poetry first prize. Johnle Scott attended from Washington. Sharman won second prize for poems. Mrs Bedell Chew, 63, won third for a novel fragment.
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Schulberg
Watts
Westminster Neighborhood ‘Association
Westminster
103Rd
Bench
Johnle Scott
Scott
Washington
White‘House
Bedell Chew
al Castoff Fittle
Awho
Rudi Schulberg
Jimmy Sherman
Birdell Chew
Leumas Sirrali
U S Grants Legal Aid Funds to L B Long Beach
Washington announced a 156 005 grant to expand legal aid for indigent residents in Long Beach California. The plan funds three offices and seven attorneys with support from local lawyers and their spouses, while excluding criminal cases and contingency fee work.
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U.S
L.B
Washington
Office of Economicportunity
Long Beach
Legal Aid Foundation
First and
Pine
Anasheim Street
Clive Avenue
Anaheim Street
Avalon Boulevard
Wilmington
Lounsel
Tincher
Graduates Lose Purses to Thief at Ceremony
Two St. Anthony High School graduates reported stolen purses from a parked car during graduation ceremonies. Carol A Colonna, 17, of 1655 Marshall Place, and Catherine Belli, 18, of 2225 Daisy Ave., said the theft occurred near Washington and Severith Streets. Colonna lost $15 and papers. Belli said her handbag contained identification and $5.
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St. Anthony High School
Long Beach
Carol
A. Colonna
Marshall, Place
Catherine Belli
Daisey “Ave
Washington and
Severith Streets
Miss Colonna
Miss Belli
Potluck Dinner at Houghton Park With Philippine Film
A potluck dinner and community program take place tonight in Houghton Park. Attendees should bring one hot dish and their own table service. Food at 6, program at 7 30, dancing at 8. A senior citizens band performs at Bixby Park starting 7 30 and a color film on Philippine culture and dances will be shown.
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Houghton Park
Bixby’ Park
Bixby Park
The
Philippines
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