LBCC Beaver Boys Boast Grow Beards and Women
Four Long Beach City College students stage a playful beard theme on campus, debating whether women can grow beards, and sharing opinions on beard culture, romance, and future plans. The piece mixes humor with campus life, featuring quotes from Miller Crawford Turner and Eleanor Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wells
Beaver Valley
Long Beach City College
Crafford
Paul Turner
W. Pleasant
Turner
Crawford
Eleanor
Paul
Miller
Mexico City College
Don Williams
Coldbrook Ave
Lakelwood
Two Accidents Injure Three Pedestrians
Two separate traffic crashes injure three pedestrians. In the first collision on Bellflower Boulevard near Tih Street, 51-year-old Herbert Beagles Teyjois of Tol E ded St. and Mrs. Phil Haines, 3143 Ansheim Rd, sustained injuries. Haines suffered a broken right shoulder and possible fracture, treated at Community Hospital then at Veterans Administration Hospital. The driver was Earl Cook, 36, of 132 Dolphin St, Seal Beach. In the second crash on Pacific Coast Highway at Clark Ave, 51-year-old Phil Haines was knocked 33 feet by a car driven by Edwin B. McDowd, 44, of 2607 Missouri Ave, South Gate. Euphna Haines, 41, wife of Phil Haines, was seriously injured and taken to Seaside Hospital.
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John G. Teevan
Orange Ave
Jimmy E. Lauerman
Plymouth Ave
Teevan
Community Hospital
Grange Ave
85Th St
Lauerman
Herbert Beagles Teyjois
Tol E
Ded St
Phil Haines
Ansheim
Wennis
Veterans Administration Hospital
Bellflower Blvd
Netar Tih St
Earl Cook
Dolphin St
Seal Beach
Sae
Haines
Seaside Hospital
Euphna
Jess
Pacific Coast
Hwy
Clark Ave
Edwin B. McDowd
Missouri
Dove
South Gate
Community Chest Day at Andy's Hot Cake House
The café will donate that day’s proceeds to the United Neighbors drive aiding 31 youth and welfare agencies across Long Beach Lakewood Signal Hill and Dominguez. Police arrest burglary suspect Jimmy Thompson, driven from a nearby home by witness Roger Nutting and Officer J. J. Hurl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Pineage
Amy Gassiway
United Neighbors Drive
Long Beach
Lakewood
Signal Hill
Domringuez
Andy's
Jimmy Eugene Thompson
E. 4Th
Thompson
Roger W. Nutting
E. 4Th St
Nutting
Patricia
Buyrglar
J. J. Hurlhit
Howard is named chief clerk of Municipal Court Traffic Division
Ruth Baschet announced Robert A. Howard 38 of 1751 Marshall Pl as chief clerk for the Municipal Court Traffic Division after finishing first in a civil service exam for the vacancy created by the August seventeenth death of Alfred A. Williams. Howard has eight years as a courtroom clerk with jury clerk duties the last three years. The jury position will be filled by Harry Palmer of 2146 Pine Ave, a thirteen year court employee.
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Robert A. Howard
Ruth Baschet
Howard
Marshall
Alfred A. Williams
Harry Palmer
Pine Ave
Family Seeks Man Missing After Wilson Rite Set
Funeral service for LaVerne A. Wilson will be held Wednesday at Mottell's Peek chapel. Wilson, retired Iowa teacher and author, died Sunday in a local hospital. His family, including wife Jessie Wood and daughters Merle Richardson Winter and Helen Vacheresse, seek information on his whereabouts. He had lived in Long Beach since 1945.
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LaVerne A. Wilson
Reycroft Ave
Iowa
Mottell’s
Peek
8Th St
Alamitos Ave
Hay
Wilson
Long Chappel
Beach
Long Beach
Jessie Wood
Ing
Merle Richardson Winter
Helen Vacheresse
Chappell
Ated Satur
LaVerne, Jr
Aister
Jday
Ingalls
Ind
Lien Warren
Coast Guard's Top Graduate To Report In Long Beach
Ensign James J. Leftwich, top graduate of the Coast Guard Academy class, will report aboard the cutter Minnetonka based in Long Beach. He received the Superintendent's Award and an officer's sword. Also noted are local events and business notices including Magnematics LLC directors and license applications for painting and decorating contractors, plus Christmas Seals info for overseas mail.
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Coast Guard Academy
James J. Leftwich
Minnetonka
Long Beach
Leftwich
Los Angeles
Rickinson, N.D
Elysian Park Lodge
New Jersey-California
West Hollywood Park
San Vicente Blvd
Magnematics
Donald E. Giltrum
E. Seaside Wie
Willis B. Boyd
Toledo, Low Beach
Walter van Blom
Morningside
Manhattan Beach
Orien L. Wold
Jim Rogers
Cedar Ave
Yale Seals
Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Pacific Ave
Civil Service
Death notices for Joseph George and Clara McKenzie
Joseph George, 57, of 3079 Troquois Ave and Orange Ave. died Monday. Survived by wife and several sisters and brothers. Rosary Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. Lakewood Mortuary. Requiem Mass Thursday 9 a.m. at St Joseph's Church. Clara McKenzie, 75, of 3429 Denver St died Sunday. Survived by daughter-in-law Mrs David McKenzie. Service Wednesday 12:30 p.m. Sunnyside Mausoleum. Dilday Mortuary in charge.
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Ucnasz
Joseph George
Troquois Ave
Orange Ave
An- Elizabeth
Juliana Ae Dee Tote
Anne Shovan
Margaret Simwen H. Gates
Thursmons
Mary Offensday
Loper Morberger
Jack
Tary
Bates
Mary
Lakewood Mortuary
St Joseph’s Church
McKenzie
Clara
Denver St
David McKenzie
Sunnyside Mausoleum
Dilday
Flashes In Flashes Out Vanish Destroys Quiet Life
A burglary report details a thief entering a home on Cerritos Avenue while Mrs. Lala FE Rhyan, 87, sat at her desk counting money. The intruder stole cash totaling 88 dollars before fleeing as police noted the timing and method. Funeral notices mention Helen R Moore, 54, and other obituaries tied to the same column.
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Lala FE
Rhyan
Cerritos Ave
Plans Told for 120000 Pier A Cafe
The Board of Harbor Commissioners heard a proposal from an investment group for a 120000 restaurant and cocktail bar on Pier A. The plan seeks a 60 day option to lease 1375 acres on Pier A with a 5000 square foot building and city utilities provided by the harbor department. George Millett led the investors who expect about 600 dollars monthly rent based on the space. A recommendation was asked from General Manager E. J. Amar by November 18.
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Board of Harbor Commissioners
Fier
E. J. Amar
George Millett
Mindravenia
Harbor Department
Emphasis on Math and Science Paying Off in Long Beach
The Long Beach School Board heard from Dr. William J. Melchoir that emphasis on science and mathematics yields dividends in student course enrollment and later college work. About 25 percent of full-time and 33 percent of part-time Long Beach City College students are in pre engineering courses, with thousands of high school students enrolled in college preparatory science and math programs amid rising numbers this year. Superintendent Newcomb noted Soviet satellite successes have sharpened focus on math and science instruction over six years.
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Long Beach
Iniciium
Board of Education
Williamj. B. Melchoir
Melcholr
Serticce
Melchoir
Douglas A. Newcomb
Melchair
Nurses to Meet on Advanced Math Courses in L A
Beginning next year students in the fifth year of mathematics at the operating room nurses association will be offered college algebra analytic geometry in the Good Samaritan Hospital auditorium Los Angeles. The annual meeting of the association will be at 7 30 Wednesday.
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Los Angeles
Pam
Samaritan Hospital
Lucas Gts
Los Ancollege
Geles
City Council OKs 35 foot height limit for residential districts
The ordinance committee approved a uniform height limit of 35 feet for R-1 R-2 and R-3 zones and ordered amendments. Attion on a draft anti rabies inoculation ordinance for dogs was postponed for one month. A new lumber criteria ordinance was ordered allowing utility grade for floor sheeting and for 15 percent of plights subject to city inspector approval.
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Beaver Boys
Westlell Miller
Cerritos
Phil Crawford
Eleanor Turner
Mrs. Turner
Cranford
Miller Williams
Frid
Wutting
Coast Guard
Cruz
Miguel A
Sur
Inez
New York City
Tuary
Ehyan
Moore
Helen R
Arbor Rel
Earl
Mary Ellenho
Paramount Mortuary
John Forsythe
American Cancer Society
Long Beach Health Center
Pier A
By Warren Walters
Charles Samuel
Long Beach Federation of Teachers
Samuel
OK Building
ELM Ave
Ruem
American Ave
Hemlack
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