Coast Guard cadets to Europe on 295-foot sailing ship
Three Long Beach area cadets from the U S Coast Guard Academy join a three week training cruise aboard the 295 foot Square rigged vessel Eagle with two accompanying ships Absecon and Yakutat. Ports include Portsmouth Oslo and Le Havre with up to six days shore leave.
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Long Beach-srég
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Europe
St. Con
Guiting
Absecon
Yakutat
Portsmouth
England
Oslo
Norway
le Havre
France
Academy
New London
Conn
le Ha’ Ee
Pars
Eagle
Genmials
Horst Wessel
East Prussia
Germany
U. S. Coast Guard
Coast’ Guard Acadenty
Long Beach teen to stand trial in stabbing murder case
A Los Angeles area teenager charged with stabbing a man to death faces trial as an adult. The district attorney filed a murder complaint against Jesse More, alleging the act occurred after contract disputes between Longshoremen’s and Warehouse unions. Negotiators set terms to June 1962 with arbitration possible after July 1 if agreement stalls.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Magnolia
Fortier
Funder
Fice Mondiy
Thre ‘Internationals
Jesse Mores
Longstiotemen’s
Wareino
Housemen's’ Union
Pacific “Maritime Assn
Ters
Disabled Vet Group to Convene in Los Angeles
Disabled American Veterans and members from Southern California gather Thursday to open the 38th Annual Department Convention at the Lafayette Hotel. Gov. Goodwin J. Kaight is guest speaker. an address follows the joint opening in the hotels ballroom. Memorial services, business sessions, and committee reports run through Sunday with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAV
Anxili
Aries
South
Hern
California
Lafayette
Goodwin J. Kaight
Sén
Richard Richeris
Kaight
Joe Farber
Department of Veterans Affairs
Claude Kemp
Department of Employment
Death notices from Long Beach area families
Obituaries list numerous residents including Mrs Beth Evans Mrs Doris Hess and Mrs Sarbaral Jane with survivors such as sons William Lyn and Harry and daughters Maral and Dorothy. Services are arranged at Dilday and Mottell s Peek Mortuary Rosé Garden Chapel Long Beach and Rose Garden Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havence
Wasson
Beth
Evans
Doris Hess
Joe M
I McLyman
Leste
Sintats
Howard
Allie
Horne
Sarbaral Jane
Suridiy
Stanley L
William L
Maral
Lyn
Gladys
McCluskey
Sarvice
Rosé Garden
Long Beach
Blalock
Mildred I
Alamitos Ave
Beautician
Surthale
Katherine
Isav Wingare
Leeviel
W. Ledside Owens
Mra
Evangeliyvd
Tin Pierce
Mia
Mary Janelare
Dorothy Lindley
Sarvicé Thuraday
Elmore
Harry G.jane
Mottel’s & Peek Mort
Sarvicé
Stuary
Rosé Garden Chapel
Long Beath
Lawson
Harry Ell
Lime Ave
Apt. 1
Ida Fayson
Donald
Dorothy Reith
Rose Garden Chapel
Harbor Board weighs lease of old YMCA to yacht club
Harbor commissioners heard a proposal to lease the former Armed Services YMCA at Pico and Seraje to a yacht club for AFL-CIO union members. Ralph M. Gray sought city purchase and renovation of the YMCA buildings for union use and rental boats. The site will be vacated as new facilities are built south of the Ocean Boulevard Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Ilitn
Armed Services Ymca
Vntai Yacht Club
Southern California
Afl-Cio Union
Harbor Des ‘Partment
YMCA
Pico Ave
Séaride ‘Vd
Ralph M. Gray
Wehrle St
Gray
Thomas J. Thorley Seid
YMEA
Ocean Blvd
Thel
Harbor Board
Cain —— James, V
Hoffman Ave
West Department
Zambia
Tex
Rosa Garden Chapel
Long Beach
New laxative offers overnight relief for constipation claims
An advertisement touts Corowarp and Conomar as gentle, hospital tested remedies for constipation. It asserts relief overnight by relaxing nerves and strengthening colon muscles, claiming safety for expectant women and no interference with vitamin absorption. It promotes a 43 cent introductory offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coroxam
Conomar
Schools Face Narcotics Claims Stir Controversy
Police officials and experts dispute a congressional report on marijuana exposure among students. Capt Landowne and Detective Inspector Robertson challenge inflated figures while clearing up a Los Angeles misidentification. The debate centers on drug use estimates at unspecified schools and a Sea to Long Beach connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul. Landowne
Police
Long'Beagh Coordinating Council
W.B. ‘Robertson
Police -Narcotics Bureau
Tanjuana
Los Angeles
Richard Brooks
Los Angeles County
Sheriff's
Vogel
Ious
Anyother
New Hearing Slated for Ex-Policeman Higgins
A motion for a new trial for former Long Beach police officer James Ronald Higgins, 28, convicted last Thursday of assault by force, will be argued Friday before Superior Judge Joe Raycraft. The hearing had been set for June 13 but was continued and sentencing remains postponed if the motion is denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
James Ronald Higgins
Joe Raycraft
Higgins
City Intervenes in Dominguez Water Rate Increase Fight
The City Bureau of Franchises acts Monday to oppose Dominguez Water Co. rate hikes aimed at deterring new industries. Council notes potential harm to northwest Long Beach industrial development. Chief Engineer to represent city. Company serves 15 526 accounts over 35 square miles with 163 industries and 439 irrigation customers. Bureau also pursues collection of over $24 000 from Standard Oil Co. of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weeks
City Bureau of Franchises
Dominguéz Water, Co
Robertshaw-Fulton
Wile
Dalessi
Long Beach
Buteau
Henry Jordan
State Public Utilities Commission
Bureau
Standard Oul J
California
Hogle
A. Hogie & Co. Research Department
Beck Rife Funeral Planned in Wilmington Society Leader
Beck Rife a longtime chemist and founder of Han Laboratory in Wilmington since 1838 will be honored Thursday at Mottell's & Peek chapel with services. Surviving are his wife, Ly, and a son. He was a member of Triangle Lodge 548 and the Boys Town Society, with pipes and pipelines fees noted.
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Beck
Hanbor ‘Taatings Laboratory
Wilmington
Mottell
Mi “‘Chemints
Alsn
Triangle Lodge
Venice
Calif
Cille E
sub-Mémorial Hospital
Revised Plan on Linkage Urged in Lewis Report
The Lewis report recommends changes in water injection programs. It notes studies show reservoir zones under injection require adjustments to maximize oil recovery. It adds the current program has not damaged reservoirs and state plans anticipate future changes based on reservoir conditions.
Long Beach Shop Owner Found Dead in His Store
Maurice Arias a 59 year old Long Beach businessman was found dead near the rear door of his Pine Avenue shop by his wife Flora and daughter Vickie Tawil shortly after 9 45 am the cause given as apparent heart attack police alerted by concerned wife with no immediate foul play suspected
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Long’ Beach
Pine Ave
Maurice Arias
S. Mansfield’ Ave
Los Angélés
Flora
Arwas
British Liner Oronsay Aboard 983 Aboard to Long Beach
The 28,000 ton British liner Oronsay is due at Long Beach Harbor at 8 am Wednesday with 983 passengers. From Pier C Berth 24 the ship will disembark 196 passengers and take on 264 more before sailing to the Far East via Hawaii. The vessel left London April 21 and began its trans-Pacific voyage from Sydney May 25.
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P & O- Ohent Lines
Jiner Orénsay
Long Beach Harbor
Mildpight
Pier C
Far East
Hawaii
Oronsay
London
Sydney
Douglas Unveils Jet Cargo Ship
Douglas showcases the DCS cargoliner with hinged tail and automatic alignment features. Herman Olson explains the swidetail design ensures full control continuity from cockpit to rudder and elevators. The freighter would carry about 45 tons, using a fast mechanized loading system. Experts from American Airlines and others visited the mockup and favor the new handling system as solving air freight problems.
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Herman Olson
Olson
DCS
Ig & Ingrid
Douglas
Gill
American _ Airlines
Los Angeles
Harlan Jost
Thomas Lane
Ands Servide
Walter Krieger
Péraonnél
aaVvant
Undling Vsysum
Baby Hurt in Fall From Ship at Pioneer Mart Dock
A 20 month old girl, reportedly Cynthia Gunter, sustained serious injuries after a 25 foot fall from a deck at Pioneer Mart in Los Angeles Outer Harbor. Internal injuries were noted and she was rushed to a hospital in critical condition.
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Admissionsry
Pioneer Mart
Los Angeles
Outer Harbor
Cynthia Gunter
Gunter
Remi
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L. B
L. A
Locust Ave
Ralph
F “Ruddys
Big Watson
Eva J
Fay ‘Wainner
Jean van de Velde
Harold Gaton
Dilday
Guthland
William al Bratt
AlVa Jay
Ofbart
W. Sth
Edward
Sérgice
Viola Maynon
Seir
Administration
den Chepel
Mottell's & Peek Mortuary
Long Bea Recting
Stein—Louis
7Th St
Mottell's and
Peak
Tombs
Lucile Emily
Pacific Avé
Excélsior High School
Norwalk
Helen Tombs
Lois Ransom
Brenda
Schweiger
Teresa
Hawley
Serica
Philip D. Ransom
Westminster Memorial Park
Orange Ave
Apt
Philip Jr
Euler
Ernest
Chico
Lois
Harry
Lawrence
Hélen Gascoy
Lieita Muench
Eva Roseberg
Sunnyside ‘Mémorial Park Chapel
Hunter
Jéhtg
Mable Augusta
Cerritos Ave
Lydia Hurley
Ruth Larson
Charlotte Valenta
Pearl Cars Roll
Ethel Ahemn
Esther Stuhrenberg
Paul Erickson
Theodore Erick Quinn
Wasson C
Euclid Ave
All Souls Surviving
Mabel C
Sheelar-McFadyen
Neal, Wayne, Dale
Robert A. Downing
Max D. Benton
Gurry
Olina M
Redondo Ave
Mattell’s & Peck Mortuary
City ‘Attorney
St. Matthews Church
Gallty
tAdeeriis
Ent
Erie
Raymond L. McKee
Wain Nervitas
Cettt
Apd
Atlantic Ave
Paul T. Moitend
Josaph Mi Moonty, Aayicer Aan
Éyen
Arette
U.S. Public Health Service
Dominguez
Beck Rife
Due I
Garfield
Certified Trust otnDs
DelHornia
Exclutivaty
Cafligente
iFatl
the Hogle Review
J. A. Hogle & CO
St. Yong
Béath
Beverly Hall
Riverside
Dave Hoght
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