700 Gather for Parley of Foot Doctors
Top specialists in foot problem treatment attend a two day joint meeting of the Western Podiatry Congress and California Podiatry Assn in Lafayette Hotel. About 700 foot doctors from 11 states are expected with opening speakers including Dr Marvin W Sanp iro of Toledo Ohio and Dr W F Eads of San Diego.
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Western Podiatry Congress
California Podiatry Assn
Lafayette Hotel
Marvin W. Sanpiro
Toledo
Ohio
Lof
American Podiatry Assn
W. F. Eads
San Diego
George A. Shore
Newport Beach
Robert Shor
Las Angeles
National Vic
Final Rites for Hammer Friday in Hunter’s chapel
Funeral service for Glenn E. Hammer 64 of 319 E 59th St immediate past commander of Samuel Thomas Post 326 American Legion will be 10 40 a m Friday in Hunters chapel He died Tuesday Hammer served as post commander for two terms and was a Mason World War I veteran Surviving are his wife Eva Mae brothers Jay Howard Dean Iraj sisters Julia Meredith Mia Florence Bauser Nallie Limbock
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Glenn E. Hammer
59Th St
Samuel Thomas Post
American Legion
Hunter's Chapel
Hammer
George Wallace White
Eva Mae
Jay
Howard
Dean
Iraj
Julia Meredith
Mia
Florence Bauser
Nallie Limbock
One dollar holdup lands man in jail for months
A $1 holdup led to six months in county jail for Munro Perkins, 24, of 1443 Myrtle Ave. The incident began with a car confrontation over parking, then a hammer threatened the rider. Perkins was also placed on three years probation by Judge Maurice Sparling in April.
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Munro Perkins
Myrtle Ave
Perkins
Maurice €. Sparling
Harbor operations return to normal after seismic tides
Long Beach and Los Angeles harbors operated normally with diminishing seismic tides. Commodore Helm and Ford Avenue bridges to Terminal Island open to traffic while the pontoon bridge remains closed. San Pedro Terminal Island ferry ran despite strong currents. A seismic wave warning for Southern California ports was withdrawn after an all clear from the Honolulu Observatory. About 125 yachts and small craft adrift were towed ashore. a Coast Guard lost and found service helps owners locate boats.
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Commmodore
California
Chile
Pacific
Honolulu
Ineal
Coast Guard
Hospital Auxiliary Donates Chair Bed for Mothers
A $128 chair that converts into a bed was donated to Long Beach Community Hospital’s pediatrics ward by the junior auxiliary. The chair will be available for mothers wishing to stay overnight with their hospitalized children, announced administrator Walter M. Oliver.
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Hospital Auxiliary
Long Beach Community Hospital
Walter M. Oliver
Freeway's Last Link 1 Funds OKd
The State Highway Commission approved 36.9 million dollars for the final Harbor Freeway section from San Pedro to downtown Los Angeles. It also adopted a San Pedro routing to connect with the San Pedro Terminal Island bridge and authorized 1.533 million for a San Diego Freeway overcrossing and pumping plant near Studebaker Road to Long Beach.
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State Highway Commission
San Pedro
Los Angeles
The
Highway Commission
San Pedro-Terminal Island
San Diego
Long Beach
Pacific Coast Hwy
Wilmington
408Th St
Beteen Studebaker
Elheron Ave
Harbor Blvd
Senior Citizens Centers Struggle to Feed and Help 7000 of 40000
Long Beach and the nation face a housing and care crisis for seniors. Officials cite a weak housing code, stalled rehab projects, and high costs for low income seniors. A single downtown hotel serves retirees, with daily checks and social activities but only four units. The Carmelitas project houses 60 seniors, yet most elder residents seek basic meals and companionship unavailable elsewhere. Public effort remains focused on social services and affordable housing amid funding limits.
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Long Beach
Kay Richmond
Eeee
Carmelitas
Alfred J. Lord
Lord
Sunset Club
Everyorte
Ambulance Service Probe Is Launched Nearby Operators Respond
City officials discuss a probe into ambulance service amid contract changes. Secretary Henry E. Jordan notes no applicants discouraged from hearings. Two local operators surrendered permits, citing unprofitability. Display Ambulance Service remains active after the Sowers contract last October. Councilmen weigh contract revisions or a Fire Department return to ambulance duties.
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Bowers Com
Henry E. Jordan
Bureau of Franchises
Syn Wal
Display
Sowers
Fire Department
City Council Orders Waiver of Shelter Permit Fees
The City Council orders a resolution to waive building permit fees for fallout shelters. The move aims to cut costs for constructing protective shelters.
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Trowney
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