May seeks Congress seat in 18th District bid
Harry S. May 48, an executive with National Metal & Steel Corp., announces his candidacy to oppose Rep. Stag Hosmer as the only contenders ahead of the 18th District Democratic endorsing convention at the Wilton Hotel Pageant Room. May, active in Long Beach politics since 1955, is secretary of the Lakewood Plaza Democratic Club and has a wide record in international affairs and Jewish organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Hosmer
Harry S. May
National Metal & Steel Corp
California
California Democratic Council
Wilton Hotel
Long Beach
May
Lakewood Plaza
Democratic Club
Fresno
Council of Democratic Clubs
Berlin
Germany
University of
Prague
America
Middle East
Europe
Central America
Havana
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Jury Frees Suspect in Dope Case
A jury in Superior Judge Fred Miller's court acquitted Samuel Kenneth Cutkemp 30 of 3338 Lees Ave on a narcotic possession charge. Cutkemp and Wayne Dunstan 29 of the same address were arrested in a car on the 200 block of E 7th St on Dec 23. Dunstan was later convicted of a similar charge and will be sentenced April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Samuel Kenneth Cutkemp
Lees Ave
Cutkemp
Wayne C. Dunstan
Stan Henton
E. 7Th St
Dunstan
Burglary Suspects Blocked At Dead End Road
Two burglary suspects Leslie Francis Bellenbaum aged 20 and Peter Ross Bauer aged 18, both residents of 290 67th St., tried a getaway down a dead end street Monday. Police Sgt. J. T. Foster blocked their car at Arlington St. and Baltic Ave after a short chase from Truman Boyd Manor. They admitted stealing two new tires two wheels and welding equipment found in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Francis Bellenbaum
Peter Ross Bauer
Runaway Memoirs Spark Garden Grove Mother's Alarm
A motion picture about two young runaways sparked a Garden Grove mother to report her children missing for two days. Charles 11 and Connie 8 disappeared Friday after watching the film and were found Sunday near Long Beach Municipal Auditorium. The item also lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices for local residents, detailing survivors and service arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Grove
Alden C. Ayres
Bowles St
Charles
Connie
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium
Gholson
Addie May
Locust Ave
Otis
Mottell’s & Peek Thomas
Chapel of the Palms
Wee Kirk O
Heather
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Glendale
Pierce Bros
South Cities
State OKs 305530 for Port Linkage subsidy approval
The State Lands Commission approved 305530 Monday for subsidence remedial work in Long Beach Harbor. The funds cover 25 percent of over 4 million dollars planned for anti subsidence projects with Allen Bill preapproval required. Local officials expect work to start 30 to 60 days after approval, plus 40000 for administrative expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Lands Commission
Long Beach
Howard F. Conrad
Long Beach Credit Assn
Victor Hugo
Conrad
Paul McCrery
McCrery's
Music Store
Harry Buffum
Buffums’ Department Store
McCrery
Charles Vickers
Harbor Department
Francis J. Hortig
Commission
Long Beach quake survivors recall 1933 disaster coffee line
Residents and Red Cross volunteers gathered in Lincoln Park to mark the 25th anniversary of the Long Beach earthquake. Survivors recount fear at Rainbow Pier, the Strand Theater, and within nearby homes as tremors shattered streets and sparked fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Anderson
Long Beach
Lincoln Park
John R. Plender
Roland Christman
Fred C. Ries
Red Cross
Pas
Roland Chriseman
Appleton St
Strand Theater
the Pike
Christman
Atlantic
Christmans
W. Myrrh
Compton
American
Salvation Army
Gunmen Rob Liquor Store Manager and Loot $465
Two gunmen tied the manager of a liquor store and robbed him of 465 dollars. They forced him to the rear restroom, bound him, and escaped with 125 from the register and 340 from two hidden cash boxes. Police said the incident occurred around 8 pm and a customer reported the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin M. Miles
Poey Campbell
Miles
Thanathan Chavad
Paseer
le B
Phoenix Rodeo
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H. S. May
Congress
By Bob Houser
Chicago
Anti-Defamation League
Midwest
Zionist Organization of America
ZOA
Whipomo Ave
Jean
Rowe
Jeff Wilford
4Th St
Jeff Sr
Lloyd
USAF
Glenn
Claude
James
Rose Ellen Isaac
Eunice le Compt
Smiths’ Mortuary
Huntington Beach
Krenzer
Lydia E
Olive Ave
Val
John
Patterson & Snively
Swanson
Goldie A
Maine Ave
Anton A
Robert Munch
Carrie Denison
Rachel Hamimeryd
Patterson & Sunveiv Mortuary
Hufferd
Lida Mildred
Atlantic Ave
Peepee
Jacob William
Clara Atkinson
Eis
Iday
Nellie
Lillie Gardner
Jeanne Goff
Hutchinson
Kan
Mottell’s & Peek Mortuary
Wand Zee
Wand Zee Mother, ‘Rage Rcally
Dalena Bettger
iMottell
S & Peek Colonial Funeral Home
Midway City
Cheney
Ethel Loriena
E. Anaheim St
Fortunato
Joanna
Park Ave
Anna M. Wood
Sophie Kolczynska
Martha Wisniewski
Matthew
Adam Kolczynska
Fleming
Mabel R. Kratzer
Lime Ave
Don W. Manderson
Florence Graves
John Harper
W. R
Harlow
Burt Silver
Mottell's & Peek Mortuary
The
Howard E. Conrad
Buffum
Karl Gibbs
Ike Suknan
Bill Gibbs
Virgil Spongberg
L. B. Credit Assn
Herb Shannon
Wife
Rainbow Pier
Magnolia Ave
E. Second St
Anderson
Gene Raye
Signal Hill
Houghton Park
Army
Fort MacArthur
Helen Crozier
Sherman Fl
3Rd St
Bellflower
Clark Ave
Gunmen
Long Beach Mounted Police
Wes
Olds
Olds Mobility
Quality Dealer's
C. Standlee Martin
American Ave
Calif
John M. Stokes
S. Lakewood Blvd
Bellflower, Calif
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