Long Beach Marina expansion bids top four million
Atkinson Low Bidder Guy F. Atkinson Co of Long Beach offered a low bid of 1.117 million on a major Long Beach Marina addition for 1,000 more boats. A joint bid of 4.055 million by Chadwick & Buchanan, Gibbons & Reed Co. and Floyd Sholner was the low second option among eight bids.
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Guy F. Atkinson Co
Long Beach
City Tell
Long Beach Marina
Chadwick & Buchanan
Gibbons & Reed Co
Floyd Sholner
Paramount
Parifhc Bridge Co
Alameda
Johnson Linked to Tidelands Ownership Case
Washington County committee hears testimony linking Senator Lyndon Johnson to Orange County’s tide lands dispute. Wesley West, president of American Marine Exploration Co., claims a Coast Guard map expert aided the county and cites a long friendship with Johnson. West describes favors exchanged with Orange County Counsel Joel E. Ogle and states he would not join suit against the state. The hearing seeks the map and documents as evidence in the oil‑rich tidal area ownership dispute.
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Buena Fahk
U. S
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Bruce F. Allen
Los Gatos
Washington
Orange County
Janis
West
Bill Shige
Mate Fhe
Sen. Johnson
4Llen
Aaron Shallowita
Joel E. Ogle
Ogle
Death notices roll in from local area obituaries
Grace Mary Swisher 77 of 1925% F and St. fled Tuesday. Surviving daughter Mrs. Paul Chrivello and brother Leo Shayne. Rosary today 7 pm St. Carnabas Church 3055 Orange Ave. Requiem mass Friday 9 am at the church. Mattell's & Pack Mortuary directing. Cyrus Barnhardt Anderson 73 of 361 BE. 55th St died Monday. Wife Dorothy BI and sister Mrs. Alice Ann survive. Service at San Diego. Mottett's & Peek Mortuary directing. L Julian Smith 85 of 234 Eucalyptus Ave Corona died Tuesday. Surviving son George and brothers Henry and Frank. Service Friday in Corona with graveside at Sunnyside Cemetery 3 pm. Leonard Agl en 52 of 911 Pacific Ave died Wednesday. Veteran of World War I. Wife Loretta and brothers Milton and Lee survive. Rosary today 7:20 am Dilday Mortuary. Requiem mass Friday 9 am St Anthony's Church. Krugen-lawis F 85 of 320358 Greenbrier Rd died Wednesday. Son Leland, daughters Mrs Hen Feta Halland and Mrs Luelia Drew, brother Julius, sister Mrs Eliza Worple. Service at Ea Crasse Wis. Friends may call until 9 pm today at Dilday Mortuary.
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Swisher
Grace Mary
Paul Chrivello
Leo Shayne
St. Carnabas
Orange Ave
Mattell's & Pack’ Mortuary
Anderson
Cyrus Barnhardt
Dorothy BI
Alice Ann
San Diego
Mottett’s & Peek Mortuary
Smith—L. Julian
Eucalyptus Ave
Corona
Carona
George
Henry
Frank
Sunnyside Cemetery
Aglen
Leonard
Pacific Ave
Loretta
Milton
Lee
Dilday
St Anthony‘s Church
Krugen
Group Asks Meeting Hill Police on Patients Transfer
The Long Beach Tuberculosis and Health Association announced it will seek a meeting with the County Department of Charities to discuss the transfer of 73 TB male patients from Long Beach General Hospital to Olive View Sanatorium. Association president Dr Leroy Hyde criticized the transfer citing opposition from patients via a telegram to the Board of Supervisors signed by seven patients.
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Long Beach
Health Department
Inclding
City Council
Recovery Service Club
Welfare Planning Council
Tahiti flight option eyed with long range limits
Prospective passengers show interest in a direct Long Beach to Tahiti service using a unique 4,200 mile range aircraft. Probert and Walter Von Kilein Smid discuss refueling and extended runs to Avalon Bay, with a San Francisco route considered but not pursued.
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Furl
Hawaii
Avalon Bay
Probert
Walter von Kilein Smid
San Francisco
South Seas
Wie Fight Dick
Peru
KleinSmid
AAT
Tahiti
Long Beach Harbor
Papeste Harbor
Miss Luz Marina Zulagga Seizes Fortune After Miss Universe
Luz Marina Zulagga, 18, the 1958 Miss Universe, nears billionaire status as Oscar Meinhardt notes her fortune surpassing half a million. The pageant’s huge reach includes 116 US stations, 27 foreign countries, and extensive press coverage, with 2338 officers installed at a banquet attended by 200 plus guests.
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Luz Marina Zulagga
Oscar Meinhardt
Dieinhardt
Long Beach
Hogota
Meinhardt
Jan International Press
Cave Jerre
Meinhardtsalk
Victor K. Hart
William Becker
Robbery Suspect Charged Over Race Bets and Jewelry Theft
Testimony describes a Portland December dispute over a $6,500 debt and a separate robbery in which guns were shown and $60 and watches were stolen from Michel's home. Edward Wilson, Wade Smith, and Michel are central figures, with Smith held in contempt and linked to prior felonies while denying direct knowledge of a second suspect.
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Michel
Wade Smith
General Delivery
Portland
Ore
Smith
Michels
Long Beach
Mn Garabler
Madeline Britt
Bayshore Ave
Morse to Speak on Proposition 18 at Conference
Sen Morse will discuss Proposition 18 before state workers and delegates of the International Association of Machinists AFL CIO at the Lafayette Hotel. The three day conference opens Friday and ends Sunday with leaders Dan Kimball Roy Brown James Hayes among those attending.
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Wayre Morse
D.orep
International Association of Machnists
Afl-Cio
Lawfayette
Morse
Dan Kimball
Navy
Roy ML Brown
OEO
California Conference of Machinists
AL ‘Hayes
TAM
Wil Intend
Kimball
Aerojet General Corp
JAM
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Atkinson
Ald & Kruse
W. BE
Kier Construction Co
Sun Valley
Connolly Pacific Co
Tang Beach
Maceo Corp
Silberg Constructors
J. B. Stringfellow Co
Riverside
McGrath
Ufe
Tideland Oil Fund
Los Angeles Bureau of Water & Power
San Gabriel River
Jess Gilkerson
City Hall
Memorial Hospital
Tusk 2
Basin 3
Marina
McGrath Estate
Tidelands
Meeting Hill
L. B.tahiti
Hugh
Litwacl
Olive View
Ken Knight
Signal EH Police & Fire Assn
Signal Hill
Genry Moyle
Signal Hub
Moyle
T. F. Oltman
Olina
Oltman
Rupe
Witstead
Aromoteur
Mer
Ty Dhems
Dubh
Winstead Bros
Rena O
Joseph Bishop
Earlyne Howell
Miriam Hadar
Edward Wilson
Maltby
Ling
Defense
Altornay
Albert C. 5
Ramspy
Tivithes
Sen. Morse
Calvert Reserve
Clear Heads
Calvert
Harris Fruink
Fine Avenue Hemlock
Mongar and Fridey
Lakewood Center
Lakewood
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