State Chief to Talk to Aviation Group
Clyde Barnett director of aeronautics will address the Southern California Aviation Breakfast Club at 10:30 a m Sunday in the Lafayette Hotel He will discuss pending bills in the Legislature affecting aviation. Maytime Band Review features Boy Scout Troop 43 Drum and Bugle Corps May 4 in National City directed by G B Palmer Civil Service exams set for May 25 and April 27 with applications due five days prior Long Beach Civil Service Board offers more information Examinations for warehousemen soon by U S Civil Service Examiners at Fort MacArthur San Pedro Further details from the board's executive secretary Rosicrucian Order local lodge officers to be installed 8 pm Friday at 2455 Atlantic Ave including Joseph A Henderson master and Alice Nye deputy master Naval Reserve Training Center open house 8 pm Wednesday at 4122 Orangewood Ave Los Alamitos Martin Luther film shown Harbor City Revival Tabernacle 7 pm Gale Dilworth named copy editor of Spectator University of the Pacific campus news Regular meeting of Roland Mayes unit Republican Women’s Political Study Club 8 pm Wednesday 1472 Cerritos Ave James A Edmonds to speak on Interest Rates 8 am Thursday Mayo’s Restaurant Long Beach Dry Cleaners convention chosen for 1958 in Long Beach June 13-14 next year about 1 000 delegates expected with Grahan Featherman Long Beach member and president-elect of California Association of Dry Cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Barnett
Southern California Aviation Breakfast Club
Lafayette
Barnett
Boy Scout Troop
Drum and Bugle Corps
National City
G. B. Palmer
Long Beach Civil Service Board
Board of
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
FL MacArthur
San Pedro
Navy Dmg A
Burrows
Naval Reserve Training Center
Orangewood Ave
Los Alamitos
Ostebro
Monroe Calculating Machine Co
Iney
Harbor City Revival Tabernacle
Barrows
Pacific Coast Highway
Harbor City
Tanigat
Gail Dilworth
Ga5
Te Ava
Spectator
University
Seattle Wash
Roland Mayes
Republican Women’s Political Study Club
Cerritos Ave
James A. Edmonds
Mayo's
Cherry Ave
Long Beach
Death Notices and Burial Details for Local Residents
Death notices list Michael Patrick Corcoran 86 of 262% Loma Ave died Friday. Survived by wife Emma. Requiem at St Matthew’s Church. Pearl F. Larkey 67 of 445 W 3rd St died Wednesday. Service today. Alfred F. Onrt 56 of 563 Linden Ave died Monday. Surviving wife Ethel and daughters Helen Newman, Dianne Scott, etc. Army airman Barstow Jr. buried at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego Friday 11:30 am. Born Cincinnati, lived here since 1939, attended local schools, enlisted 1954. He leaves two children Rex and Jay and Mrs. Bill Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran
Michael Patick
Loma Ave
Emma
St. Matthew's Church
Sheclar
Onrt
Alfred F
Linden Ave
Arenis
Ethel
Leland Ohrt
Helen K. Newman
Dianne Scott
Chapal
Han River
Korea
Ft Rosecran
National Cemetery
San Diego
Mildred ‘Barstow
Obispo ‘Ave
Taegu, Jr
Barstow
Cincinnati
Ohio
Long Beach
City College
Amy
Rex
Jay
Bill Neff
Santa Monler
Obituaries and services for local residents
Multiple notices list deaths of SE L B Seltbst Roger 15 months, William D Henderson 35, and Clarence Oscar Brown 78 along with Herbert RB Nichols 7 and Besse Maude Andrews 69. Services are at Dilday, Mottell's and Peck Mortuaries with Wednesday services and private arrangements. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, sisters, and nieces.
Two Men Nabbed On Theft Counts In Santa Ana
Two men were arrested Monday night on burglary and robbery charges after a purse robbed from a Long Beach sailor was found in the car of Billy Joe Snyder. Snyder, 24, of 2026 Carolyn Pl, was jailed in Orange County. Also jailed were Claude Gadball, 21, Rudolph Tyler, 23, William Smith, 18, and Jack Jody Templeton, 23, all tied to the USS Dukes County. The arrests followed a persistent incident at 2400 Santa Fe Ave where the suspects faced burglary accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Long Beach
Billy Joe
Snyder
Carolyn Pl
Orange County
Claude
William Gadball
Rudolph Tyler
Therman Smith
Daisy Ave
Cas
USS
Dukes County
Jack Jody
Templeton
Santa Fe Ave
Merchants to Give Free Paris London Trip Drawing
Lakewood Center merchants announce a 12 day Paris to London free trip for a shopper winner. The package includes a five day Paris and four days London stay with continental breakfasts and sightseeing tours via FWA Constellation. Tickets start Thursday with no purchase required and a center wide feature in the Independent and Press Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Barbara Garish
Lakewood Center
London
Assa
FWA
Wallace Bruce
Independent and Press- Telegram
Center Merchants
Torrance to Get Big Shopping Center Plan
A 40 million dollar Del Amo shopping center is planned for Torrance serving the peninsula South Coast and Harbor areas. The complex on Rawthorne Ave Sepulveda Blvd Carson St and Madyona Ave will connect Broadway Sears stores with 150 shops and parking for 3,000 cars on 85 acres. Expected completion in 1959 brings 1,150,000 square feet of buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrance
Peninsula
South Coast
Harbor
Rawthorne Ave
Sepulveca J Blvd
Carson St
Madyona Fave
Jaime Dellis Amo
del Amos Estate Co
Austin T. Cushman
Sears Roebuelt 'S Co
Edward W. Carter
Broadway-Hale
Stores. Inc
Furure
Sears
Coldwell Banker & Co
Broadway
del Amo
Stephen Nash to be sentenced for murder in Venice case
LOS ANGELES Stephen Nash, 33, faces a first degree murder sentence on April 1 after a jury found him sane at the time of the knife killings of 10 year old Larry Rice of Venice and John Berg 26 of Long Beach. Judge Noble set punishment for 2 pm on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Stephen Nash
Larry Rice
Venice
John W. Berg
Long Beach
Noble
Swallows Fulfill St. Josephs Day Nesting Tradition
San Juan Capistrano swallows arrive as routine St. Josephs Day nesters. Spokesman Thission and mission attendant Paul Arbiso opened gates at 6:30 a.m. to watch a large flock fill the sky. The birds disappeared for about two hours then returned in a strong hundred to uphold the tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thission
San Juan Capistrano
St. Joseph's Day
Paul Arbiso
Arbigo
Parking Plan Proposals For Long Beach City College
Four expansion plans would add space for 350 to 400 cars each to Long Beach City College. The board will survey the problem next Monday while residents complain of blocked driveways and street parking by students. Also approved nine teacher leaves and one principal for 1957 58, plus a policy to pay half the leave time rather than full replacement costs, costing 14699 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach City
George E. Dotson
City College
Russell R. Johnston
Long Beach Unified School
Supt
W. Odie Wright
Schroeder Plane Parts Plant Sold to New York Investor
Schroeder Manufacturing Inc aircraft parts plant at 1740 W Cowles Street was sold today to Frederick W. Richmond of New York City. J Schroeder and Richmond announced the sale. The plant, employing 60 workers, will retain current operations and Schroeder remains president. Richmond becomes board chairman with John C. Sellas, Detroit, named vice president in charge of expansion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Richmond
John C. Sellas
Detroit
Spring Center adds eight stores in Bellflower shopping project
Eight new retail units will rise at Spring Center on Bellflower Blvd and Spring St in a 100,900 expansion. Marcel Roman of Los Angeles owns the development. six units are leased for a restaurant, shoe repair, florist, TV shop, paint store and real estate office. A rear addition will add a laundromat and shirt laundry. C. W. Du Bourdieu of Long Beach is general contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Center
E. J
Woody) Bird
Sring Center
Bellflower Blvd
Spring St
Mon- Jay
Marcel Roman
Los Angees
Batd
Spring Cleaners
C. W. du Bourdieu
Long Beach
Oil Workers in Wilmington Plan Strike Action
Union employees from Local 128 of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union at four Wilmington refiners plan a meeting to decide on strike action. They seek an extra 27 cents an hour after about two months of negotiations with Richfield Shell Texaco and Union Oil amid a Saturday midnight deadline set by a rival spokesman Al Chancler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
al Chancler
Richfield
Shell
Texaco
Union Oil
Budget Parleys Open With Band Budget First
City budget talks began with the Municipal Band budget as the first item in a series of over 20 conferences led by City Manager Sam E. Vickers and staff. Finance Director S. Roberts said the order had no significance, despite a charter proposal to abolish the band. The public defender's office followed, with the Aeronautics budget finishing Monday's list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam E. Vickers
Mr. Roberts
Chamber of Commerce
Roberts
Public Defender's Office
Department of Aeronautics
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Aviation
Rosicrucian Order
Pam
Atlantic Ave
Joseph A. Henderabott
Alice Nye
Donald Lang
Royce Sumrow
Cecclia Cole
E. Leona Ognhoy
Board of Trustees
Naval Reserve
Larkey
Pearl F
3Rd St
Husband
Disday Mortuary
Selbst
Roger
Ine Ave
Sunigate
Ben
David
Lois and
Barara
Dilday Mortuary
Sturn
Paul J
John 5
Stutz
Gwens St
Henderson
William D
Nichols Herbert
Walnut Ave
Lilla “A. Harris
Lloydl B. Mundy
Mottell's & Peck Mortuary
Brown
Clarence Oscar
E. 5Th St
Robert G
Clare
Belle Brown
Sherman L
Frank H
Mattell's & Peek Mortuary
Tir
Bemk
Morris
Company of California
Ubrek
Morris Plan
Morris Plan Company of
California
Fourth Street
J. H. Gadwood
Europe
Nash
H Pard
Koch Rai
Alamitos Ave
Schroeder Plane Parts Plant
Campbell Buick
Beata Korpanlya
Schenley
VODKA
Qlartini
Vorkax Smirnoff
Gann
Ste. Mere Smirnoff Fis
Kartford
Chicago
America
Mercury
Eader
American Airlines
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