Sheltering Gray Cat Family Rescued by Officers
Police checked over a tailed mother cat and her offspring at San Pedro. the captured family was taken to a shelter where an explanation was given.
04 Jun 1960
Page 1
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1960
Page
1
Police checked over a tailed mother cat and her offspring at San Pedro. the captured family was taken to a shelter where an explanation was given.
The article cites Mr Epper son and Soper at a Miami convention, claiming 3150 paid to bring Miss Lewis. Asher notes money concerns, while Van O Fahiney says he will contact the U S marshal's office for guidance. The penalty on conviction could reach 10000 dollars and five years in prison.
Joh Richard Merit, 23, wanted in Atlanta for an $8,300 bank theft, lost a bid to stay in California to face trial in a federal court. Commissioner Theodore Hocke ordered Merit’s extradition to Georgia. Merit, arrested in Long Beach May 25 after surfacing from a dive, had offered to plead guilty locally if allowed to stay.
Margaret ML Lower, 79, cofounder of the Gray Ladies service of the American Red Cross, died Thursday at her home in Pemaquid Maine.
The report outlines four people, two men and two women, involved in a case about VA pension payments. It notes checks being mailed later and advises recipients to cash them. Ruth Bowden is named among the individuals connected to the dismissal of charges.
The Hacienda Hotel in Las Vegas asks the Civil Aeronautics Board to approve a guest transport route from Long Beach. The four-engine luxury liners carried more than 13,000 passengers from Long Beach last year.
Robert Eugene Sahlberg 22 of 2081 W 233rd St Torrance was sentenced to three months in county jail and placed on three years probation after pleading assault with a deadly weapon. He admitted stopping his car on April 15 on Magnolia Ave and stabbing Merle A. Anderson 21 of 529 W Seaside Blvd after asking the victim if he was from Torrance.
Amery T. Newbern a 39 year old self taught lawyer and jailed drinker asked a judge to commit him to a state institution for treatment after 16 drunkenness arrests in 14 years He said he must quit or die and questioned access to care for the poor Judge Wailers placed him on probation but urged voluntary treatment noting he could not directly commit him.
A Nationalist Chinese relief association reports 421 refugees registered here in May, the highest number on record. The data reflects ongoing aid efforts for Sommanist Chi tea area residents seeking relief and resettlement assistance.
In Costa Mesa a crash on Lakewood Boulevard near Sprite Street left Costa-Mesan with a basal skull fracture and serious injuries after a car collision. Billy Peterson, Anna Whitsell, and John Clemo were among others treated. Peterson faces felony drunkenness investigation while Whitsell and Houghton were injured with varying severity.
Members of the Senior High Wrestminster Fellowship at Grace Presbyterian Church host a chow mein dinner in the church social hall at 1293 Lo cust Ave. Meals may be delivered to homes. Serving hours are 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. with adult tickets at $1.25 and children at $1. Tickets available at the door.
A fragmentary ballot note lists supporters urging votes for council candidates Dick Racine and Clarence E. Stelzig, with endorsements from Jared Crow, J Landers, and Mrs Raymond Boley, reflecting a city election appeal across several districts.
A reader criticizes the labeling of a state college professor as an educator, arguing professors lack the rights of dancers and condemning faculty fights for democratic procedures. The letter questions the example set for students and concerns parents.
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