Veterans Day Bank Outlook and Beachcombing Tidbits
An informal note from Anne Fickes predicts 1 cent banks will close three days after the November election, with Veterans Day serving as a banking day. A reader tallying political stickers notes food items and poll results as the Remajians plan to eat well. Mary Cloyd jokes that rain awaits wiser politicians. A clipping from the New York Times highlights Beach area railcar history, recounting the Long Beach red cars once linked to the Key System and their final move to Southern Pacific in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remajians
Jong Beach
Helen Price
New York Times
Tom MacDonald
Long Beach
Harbor
C. Wood
Berkeley
East Bay Area
Southern Pacific
S.P
Pacific Electric
College Days Set at LBSC Observance Includes Homecoming Parade
LBSC announces a 10 day College Days program starting November 9 with inaugurations, speeches by state officials, and a homecoming schedule. A homecoming queen is to be elected November 16, parades on November 18, an open house on campus, and a football game against Pepperdine on Veterans Memorial Stadium closing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longeach State College
Alusuti
Eess% & McIntosh
LBSC
Roy E. Simpson
New State College Board of Trustees
George P. Taubman Jr
Samuel Ewiley
Veterans -Memorial Stadium
Pepperdine, College
Kennedy and Kid Politico Plan Long Beach Meeting
In Long Beach today Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Joan Kennedy and 11 year old Gene Ainsey of 3178 Petaluma Ave meet at Cubberley Elementary School. Gene, president of his fourth grade class, sought campaign advice from the senator after exchanging letters last August about campaigning methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubberley Elementary
Gene Ainsey
Petaluma Ave
Gene
etitent-Bady
Sen. Kennedy
E. E. Kinsey
Alex. Groulx
UAW
Kennedy
Brown Averts Strike With MTA and Union Talks
Gov Brown appeals to the MTA and Amalgamated Transportation Union to redouble efforts to avert a strike by 870 mechanics. Negotiations between MTA and Division 1277 resume at 10 am Wednesday as a court hearing nears. The governor’s telegram urges both sides to prevent a service shutdown affecting millions in the Los Angeles area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Brown
Caliea
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Amalgamated Transportation Union
Sta
MIA
Division 1277
Lloyd 5
Nixon Mta
E. J. Eyrand
MTA
Carroll M. ‘Shaw
Los Angeles
California
Metropolitan ‘Transit Authority
Amalgamated 'Transportation Union
Motorcyclist Dies After Guard Rail Crash at City Hall
Gerald Dale Kortman, 22, of 2364 Lime Ave., died at Tong Beach Memorial Hospital after a Monday 1:24 am crash at City Hall. He underwent surgery and doctors said one leg was amputated below the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Tong Beach Memorial Hospital
Gerald Dale Kortman
Lime Ave
Jez
Propositions Analysis Scheduled by Local Club
The Long Beach 1001 Club hosts an analysis of 15 state propositions at 7:30 pm on Wednesday at the Bell J and Anaheim Street. A water polo game LBSC versus Los Angeles State College is noted for November 16. Police report Beverly Hansen hospitalized after an assault incident. Marguerite Schaffer died following a confrontation near the gym behind the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Mortman
Bowling Green
Federation Drive
Pacific Avenue
Bell
Anaheim Street
City Flower Democratic Clu
William S. Grantwill
Broadway Becauseling
Norman Tured
Imturcay
LBSC
Los Angeles
State College
Chamber of Commerce
Dale Eugene Stratton
Beverly Hanson
Onj
Schaffer
Nashua
Harbor General Hospital
Skillman
Sertoma Club
Robert McNaulty
Long Beach Safety Council
Dick Henson
Safety Council
Long Beach Police Department
Blind Girl Is Slashed by Trick or Treat Youths
A 10 year old blind girl, Pamela Cody, was stabbed in the leg during a Halloween trick or treat incident near Rutgers Avenue. Three youths, ages 12 to 14, wearing clown makeup and masks, fled after wounding her and taking bags of candy. Pamela received five stitches at Lakewood General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela L. Cody
Gordon Cody
Rutgers Ave
Lakewood General Hospital
Sharon
Cody
Pamela
City Council to Decide Vickers Fate in Closed Session
The City Council prepares for a decisive closed-door conference with Mayor Edwin W. Wade on Vickers fate. Citizens defend Vickers while others call for discharge. nine members attend as council debates disciplinary action after police theft case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickers
Sam FE. Vickers
Edwin W. Wade
Margaret Heartwell
Ely
Nso
C. J. Lancaster
Esperanza Ave
Memiers
Europe
Bert Bund
Virgil H. Spongberg
County Board of Supervisors
Wade
Halloween Trickers Keep Police Jumping in Long Beach Area
Halloween pranksters kept police busy in Long Beach and nearby areas on Monday night. Officers reported incidents ranging from vandals at Compton homes to a shooting at Stephens Junior High and break-ins at Garfield Elementary. One suspect, Alvin Kahn, received a life term for the Baskin killing after a violent home invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Downey
Yesteryear
Lakewood
Norwalk
Compton
Ste¢phens
E. P. Workman
Garfield Elementary
Baltic Ave
Weis
Prosecutor Seeks Death for Doyle A. Terry in Murder Case
Deputy District Attorney Lynn D. Compton urged a death sentence for Doyle A. Terry, 34, convicted of murdering Long Beach Police Officer Vernon J. Oneal. He called the slaying deliberate and cold blooded, noting Terry’s history as a repeater and molest er of young boys. The jury, after a Friday conviction of first degree murder, was to hear defense counterarguments from Frank Duncan and decide punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Cyrus Kaln
Superior Court
Maurice C. Sparling
Long Beach
William Baskin
Sparling
J. Raymond Cullum
Kebn
Baskin
Sophia
Tomarry
Doyle A. Terry
Vernon J
Dist
Atty
Lynn D. Compton
Harold W. Schweitzer
Terry
Compton
Frank Duncan
Woman Dies After Teenager Murder Probe
A 38-year-old man was booked for investigation of murder after an 89-year-old woman died from injuries reported early today. Police say the fatal wounds occurred when he allegedly struck her Monday morning.
Halloween Masked Robber Steals $300 From J J Liquor Store
Lakewood deputies report a man wearing a Halloween mask robbed J J Liquor Store at 14057 Paramount Blvd of $300 Monday night. Clerk William Bauer, 65, of Los Angeles described the bandit as entering with a teethy mask and ordering the cashier to empty the cash register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Blvd
Lakewood
Girl Dies After Dare To Shoot Gun Tragedy
13 year old Atin Louise Ruch of Lakeside dies after a dared shot from a revolver loaded by her, a 22 caliber bullet lodged in her brain. County officials file involuntary manslaughter charges against Ronald Steele, 14, and a petition for lack of parental supervision against Lawrence Palestero, 15. Deputies say the youths planned robberies and visited Ruch at her home after her parents left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atin Louise Ruch
Lakesyood
Car! Ruch
Vangold Avs
Ronald Steele
Steele
Lawrence Michael Palestero
W. Bennett St
Compton
Disjointed Call Log Lists Emergency Responses
A fragmented report lists numerous emergency vehicle responses since noon Monday to illnesses, accidents, and related incidents across multiple streets including Second Street, Locust Avenue, Truman Road, Loma Avenue, and Glenare Avenue. Details are garbled with misspellings and incomplete addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasle
Xalle
Ise Alist
Martta
Strutt
Bebton Orie
Truman Bosd
Loma
Lena
Wutler
Guxty Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Its
Anne Fickes
Mary Cloyd
Cloyd
Maitol
Oley
Gene Kinsey
Ean W. “McIntosh
Ipresidant
Joan F. Kennedy
Brown
Grant
Malcolm ‘Epley
Arith
George Weeks
George Smiley
Oregon Ave
Councilmanic
Raymond C. Kealer
Emmet Sullivan
Celeora Mushland
Kahn
Nancy Sorntag
Golden Ave
Linda Sornntag
Ashworth St
Atlantic Avenue
Hill Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!