LBCC Faculty Fetes Departing Dr Strang
The Long Beach City College faculty honored Dr. Gerald Strang at a Tuesday evening recital and reception in the auditorium as he departs to head the San Fernando State College music department after two years. The varied program featured Bach, Bartok, Webern, and Strang works, with eight soloists and an ensemble conducted by Strang.
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Beac City College
Gerald Strang
Strang
San Fernando State College
Clifford Shippoff
Shipp
Bartok
Nelson Keyes
Gordon Groves
Eileen Kelly
Reed
Doris Keyes
Ed Gwina Smith
Gordon Graves
Eileen Kelley Reed
Charles Farmer
Jobless Benefits Bill Signed by President
President Eisenhower signed emergency federal financing to aid state jobless relief, seeking $665.7 million, with $640 million for benefits and $25.7 million for administration. States may join, needing legislative or constitutional changes, to extend unemployment by up to 50 percent more, typically 13 weeks, under a law effective in 15 days and expiring next April 11.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Probe Told of Welfare Fund Loss
Senate rackets committee heard testimony on the Jersey City Laundry Workers Local 264 welfare fund, about 85,000 dollars allegedly vanished and funneled to Max Raddock via World Wide Press. Robert F. Dunne testified funds were redirected amid an international union takeover in 1951.
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Washington
WPA Senate
Jersey City
Senate
Raddock
Laundry Workers, Teamsters and Carpenters
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Dunne
Laundry Workers Local 264
International Union
James Roosevelt Wins Democratic Nomination for Congress
James Roosevelt, eldest son of Franklin D. Roosevelt, easily won renomination for a third term in Congress in the California primary. He faces Crispus Wright, a Negro attorney, in November after cross filing. both were unopposed within their own parties.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Crispus Wright
Wright
California
New Car Squeak Turns Out as Car
William L. Baker in Los Angeles discovers a car squeak came from his son’s kitten named Squeakie. The cat rode 23 miles from the La Puente home perched on the frame under the hood Tuesday, returning home in a style inside.
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Los Angeles
William L. Baker
Baker
la Puente
Welcomes Head of West German State in Washington
Theodor Heuss arrived in Washington from Ottawa and met Eisenhower at National Airport in a brief ceremony. They spoke of past wars and healing ties as the U S and West Germany seek renewed friendship and cooperation. Local leaders in ROX Utah urged residents to plant trees in parks to symbolize the growing bond.
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Heass
Ottawa
Eisenhauwer
Columbine
Washington
Eisenhower
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
Germany
Washington, National Airport
United States
Heuss
Hisenhower
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House of Miracle
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Tre Dorn's
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