Education wage increase proposals dominate board session
Long Beach district faces a $2,396,292 boost in education wages as TALB and CSEA push for three major salary increases. Proposals cover teachers and non teaching staff, with plans for steps, in service, and fringe benefits, aiming to lift starting pay and mid career scale while preserving budget limits.
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County Fire Contract OKd by Signal Hill
Signal Hill City Council voted 4 to 1 to hire Los Angeles County Fire Department to provide service, with plans to finalize a 17 member fire bill and inform the board of supervisors within two weeks.
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Truman Birthday Party In Wilton Hotels Pageant Room
The 75th anniversary of Harry S. Truman will be celebrated by the 44th Assembly District Democratic Council at 30 p.m. Saturday in the Wilton Hotels Pageant Room with performances by Charles Pryme and Sue Pryme. The Signal Hill Chamber of Commerce reviews related contract and statement for submission to the Los Angeles board next week. Mayor Moyle notes city limitations on future aid, and Assemblyman and Mrs. Kennick will be honored guests with an autograph letter from Truman to be auctioned.
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Signal Oil Posts 50 Cent Quarter Earnings Per Share
Signal Oil and Gas Co reports a first quarter net income of 4.32 million dollars, equal to 50 cents per share on 8,674,149 shares outstanding. Western Airlines seeks approval for nonstop flights between Long Beach and San Francisco, with plans influenced by the Hancock operation, and the Pacific Coast merger context.
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Five Lots Near Bridge Site File Damage Claims
Owners of five San Francisco Avenue lots near the new Shoemaker Bridge filed damage claims totaling 65 000 against the city. The claimants include J E Burrell Jr and Carleen Burrell, represented by George W. Trammell, alleging damage from bridge and curb construction. A separate claim requests 19 055 56 for medical bills from Juanita Becker following a riot at a bar on Anaheim Street, involving Officer Jack Harris. Another filing cites 510 135 in claims by Curtis R. Joleman, a crewman on the Hornet, for dental injuries from an officer fight.
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Donald Grisham
Curtis R. Joleman
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Death notices listing Oster and Barbe among others
Bennie Oster 69 of Desert Hot Springs former Long Beach photographer died Saturday. Surviving wife Ruby daughters Dorothy Wollard Arline Ames brothers Jack Joe Dave sisters Anna Freed Rosel Goldman. Service Mount Sinai Memorial Park Los Angeles. Allen Bingham Warner 51 of 2108 Charlemagne Ave electrician died Sunday World War II veteran Surviving wife Frances sons Richard Robert brother Theodore sister Jones. Rosary Thursday 8 p.m. Mottell's Peek Chapel of the Palms Requiem mass Friday 9 a.m. Our Lady of Refuge Church. Nellie H Barbe 77 of 122 Junipero Ave died Saturday Surviving brother Edwin S. McGirl Service Billings Mont Mottell's Peek Mortuary directing. Clara V Hoagland eighty one of ninth street died Sunday Surviving sons Frederick W Lyman E Hoagland and Albert son daughters Ada L Hoagland E L Barrows Claire E. Pike Service Wednesday 1 p.m. Sunny-tide Mausoleum Chapel daily Family Funeral Directors in charge. Bernice Beulah Garrett 59 of 2256 Fanwood St practical nurse died Monday Surviving Minnie Breniman three sisters and a brother Service Fort Collins Colo Mattel's Peek Mortuary directing.
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Mottell's & Peek Mortuary
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Fort Collins
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Ex-Port Chief Eldridge 69 Dies in Los Angeles Sanatorium
Arthur Eldridge long serving Port of Los Angeles general manager from 1934 to 1954 died Monday at a Los Angeles sanatorium aged 69. Born in Butte Montana he held posts including chief clerk for the Board of Public Works and efficiency director for the city. He also served as executive secretary to four Los Angeles mayors.
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Barbershop Group to Install New Officers Tonight
Long Beach Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America will install new officers at a dinner meeting at 6 30 p.m. today in the Cameo Room of the Lafayette Hotel. Frank Furtsch is selected president.
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Mercury Car Claims Superior Build and Low Upkeep
Advert claims higher quality exclusive features with cut upkeep costs. It touts self adjusting brakes saving maintenance, long lasting mofflers, and a frame heavier by up to 106 pounds versus competitors. Mercury markets as best built car in America with lasting value.
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