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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1973

Page

16

Emergency calls log from Tong Beach police and fire units ends day

A 24 hour emergency log from Tong Beach records numerous first aid calls, fires, accidents, gas shutoffs, storms, and hazardous incidents. Entries cite locations such as E Ninth Street, Pine Avenue, Long Beach Freeway, Del Amo Boulevard, Atlantic Avenue, and Sixth Street, with events including trash fires, house fires, gas shutoffs, wires down, and weather-related alarms.

Tong Beach E. Ninth St Korhan Golden Ave Gecay Boulevard Magnolia Ave Caisoline Long Beach Sixth Street Pine’ Avenue 11Th Street Mediarm Gardenia Ave Pacific Fosse Wat Anaheim St Third Carson Street Lakewood Boulevard Stanton Place South St Daisy Avenue Third Street Lakewond Wise Ave Mimar Ave Long Beach Boulevard List Street Shud St Uray St Gale ‘Ave Rose Ave Monlaca Nebraska Avenue Seventh Street 52Nd St Seaside Blvd Agsaline Ximeno Avenue Pacific Coast Highway Tonav Louust Ninth St Myrtle Ave Avenue Nebraska Seventh Street

Anti-Defamation League to hail Emanuel Gyler

Emanuel Gyler a civic leader will be honored November 2 at the Anti-Defamation League Brial Beith dinner at the Golden Sails restaurant. The league celebrating its 60th anniversary will present Gyler with its National Torch of Liberty Award. Judge Marty T. Shafer will present the honor for distinguished service and leadership in preserving liberty and fighting bigotry. Gary Pray reported a burglary at his apartment with a kitchen window forced and a television worth 900 dollars missing.

Emanuel Gyler Anti-Defamation League Af Brial Beith Golden Sails League Gyler Marty T. Shafer

Bellflower propane scare draws gas flame noise

Early morning traffic at ARCO station 10144 Artesia Place Bellflower drew concern as a 12 foot propane flame erupted from a valve outlet during a state inspection of a 5000 gallon tank. Van Gas technician Red Pierson explained the valve removal needed for serial numbers left a burning pressure and propane vapor only. State Division of Industrial Safety confirmed routine inspection steps and prices, lamenting the waste of propane while noting no danger.

Robert Gore Bellflower Carl Neill Arco Station Artesia Place Independent Press Telegram Neill State Division of Industrial Safety Red Pierson van Gas

Memorial rites planned for Long Beach professor McGarrity

De. Ber tram McGarrity professor of music at Long Beach State University and friend of the Long Beach Symphony died Friday after a brief illness in a Lakewood hospital. He was 58. He held degrees from the University of Minnesota and Iowa University and joined the local music faculty in 1951. He conducted the college symphonic orchestra, guest conducted the Long Beach Symphony, and wrote several published compositions. Surviving are two daughters Kimberly and Meredith, mother Mrs. Joseph Mestarrily, and sister Mrs. Mataret Hayden. Memorial contributions may be sent to the Minsk Phepartment Scholarship Fund at the university.

de. Bertram McGarrity Long Beach, State University Long Beach Symphony Orchestra Lakewood Long Beach Symphony Kimberly Meredith McGarrity Joseph Mestarrily Mataret Hayden Minsk Phepartment The University

Long Beach Realtor Mrs Evelund Dies at 73 in Palm Springs

Ruby J. Evelund a Long Beach real estate broker for 20 years died in Palm Springs on Saturday at age 73. She served on the Board of Realtors from 1963 and again in 1972 and was honored last year for her service. Survived by husband Merry and children Hubert Edward Bill Helen and Betty.

Ruby J. Evelund Long Beach Fnr Palm Springs Merry Hubert Edward Bil Helen Betty

Carson Mall Opens With 90,000 Patrons and Limited Openings

Car son Mall and the adjoining Sears store at Del Amo and Avalon opened today drawing an estimated crowd of 90,000 as officials used Del Amo Park as a traffic command post. Sears kept open until 9:30 pm while many mall shops remained closed due to labor delays. The mall features modern Mayan style concrete sculptures to boost ambience.

Carson Mall Sears del Amo Avalon Boulevards del Amo Park

Opening Day Shows Indian Relics in Ancient Pyramid Tour

Visitors wandered through the interior of an ancient pyramid and viewed relics illustrating how California coastal Indians lived about 600 years ago. The crowd was treated to a theme showcasing sun god worship and daily life.

California

Parks Oil Co Donates Land for Long Beach Boys Clubs

The Parks Oil Co donated two adjacent parcels at the southeast corner of Pacific Coast Highway and Lewis Avenue to the Boys Clubs of Long Beach. The property, valued around 348 000 dollars, supports a planned service center offering medical dental counseling and vocational guidance.

The Parks, Oil Co Boys Clubs of Long Beach Adja Boys Clubs Service North Zink Boys Clubs Foundation Roy Hubbell Packs Maurice Bugbee Boys Clubs

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