U S Sets Teacher Hearing After Firearms Cache Seizure
Westminister High School teacher George L. Hudson faces a preliminary hearing on a federal firearms act violation set for November 13 before U S Commissioner Arthur Bradley in Santa Ana. Hudson, residing at 1341 Glenneyre Street Laguna Beach, was arrested after agents seized about 30 firearms from two Laguna Beach houses. The cache included 30 and 50 caliber machine guns and sub machine guns. Agents from the Internal Revenue Service enforcement division said the seizure followed investigations into firearms sales and that the weapons were bought from various legitimate sources, stored non functional, then completed with missing parts. Hudson, free on $2,500 bail, declined comment.
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George L. Hudson
U.S
Arthur Bradley
Santa Ana
Laguna Beach
Hudson
Internal Revenue
Abandon May Be Cause of Infant Death, Jury Told
The 18 month old Star Furnish died likely from pneumonia not asphyxia, a pathologist testified. Defense questions circumstantial evidence from the autopsy while a plastic bag case at the family home is explored. timing and role of the World’s Fair harbor project at Pier 1 are also noted.
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Wesley Furnish
Furnish
Cole St. Downey
Star
Vickers
Commission
Robert Creighton
Ashe
Festival of Folk Art and Music Around the World
More than 2000 people are expected at the fourth annual Festival of Folk Art and Music on Friday at West Adult Center Long Beach. Sponsored by the Long Beach City College General Adult Division, the event features foreign-born students and local groups with arts and crafts displays and an outdoor evening program starting at 7 p.m. including a concert by the City College Business and Technology Division band directed by Earl Thomas and folk dances from many nations.
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West Adult Center
Pacific Coast Highway
Cedar Avenue
City College Business and Technology Division
Earl Thomas
Norway
Latvia
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Spain
Korea
Philippines
Japan
Hawaii
Mexico
Ecuador
Nicaragua
Argentina
Death notices from Lakewood area list six local obituaries
MASSA Paul F 61 of 150 Bennett Ave died Tuesday. Surviving wife Mary brothers John Clarence sisters Mrs Olivette Hambrick Mrs Hazel Stevens Requiem Mass today at St Matthew's Church Christensen Pine Mortuary in charge. STEWART Homer C 48 of 6130 South St Lakewood died Wednesday. Surviving wife Evelyn son Franklin parents Mr and Mrs William P Stewart sisters Mrs Clarence Johnston Mrs Glenn Walker Service Saturday 1 p.m. White's Funeral Home Bellflower. NEWMAN Max 75 of 5818 Eberle St Lakewood died Wednesday. Surviving wife Emma son Earl daughters Mrs Albertha McConnell Mrs Clara Acree four grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren Service Saturday 10 a.m. White's Funeral Home Bellflower. RULE William Dee 78 of 1071 Alamitas Ave died Tuesday. Surviving daughter Mrs Geneva McKinley sisters Mrs Florence Sturm Mrs Iva Coates Mrs Edna May Smith Service Saturday 1 p.m. Mottell's & Peek Mortuary. STORMS Mrs Orpha B 58 of 410 E 57th St died Tuesday. Surviving husband Johnny sons Johnny C Dolan daughters Mrs Leola M Materhofer Mrs Wanda N Iseman Mrs Givennith K Callow Service Friday 2 p.m. Lakewood Mortuary. RUSSELL Joy B 48 of 5320 Abbeyfield St died Wednesday. Surviving wife Virginia L son Paul W daughter Susan J Service Saturday 9:30 a.m. Dilday Family Funeral Directors.
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Massa
Paul F
Bennett, Ave
Mary
John
Clarence
Olivette Hambrick
Hazel Stevens
St. Matthew's Church
Christensen- Pine Mortuary
Newman
Max
Eberle St
Lakewood
Emma
Earl
Albertha McConnell
Clara Acree
White
Bellflower
William Dee
Alamitas Ave
Geneva McKinley
Florence Sturm
Iva Coates
Edna May
Smith
Mottell's & Peek Mortuary
Orpha B
57Th St
Johnny
Dolan
Leola M. Materhofer
Wanda N. Iseman
Givennith K. Callow
Lakewood Mortuary
Russell — Joy B
Abbeyfield St
Arel
Virginia L
Paul W
Susan J
Tell’s & Peek Mortuary
Turnergrove Drive
John Schlingloff Creasey
Ralph B
W. Denni St
Wilmings
Pine Ave
Jean Seamer
Areje
Adams
Orange
Grace
Carol
James
Walt
Ashton — Ernest
Geneva Walk
John JW. Howard
Evelyn A. Seddon
Irene Porter
William F
N. Pheiffer
Stevely
Charles R. Rigler
Kirk O' the Heather
Dilday Fams
Lawn Memorial Park
Glenny Funeral Directorsdale
Three in Area Win for Sclerosis Slogans
Local obituaries list several Long Beach area residents with services or wakes in progress or planned. Jean M Cryer 46 Ralph B Creasey 45 Ernest Ashton 81 William F Porter 57 are named with survivors and funeral details.
Cost of New Supervisors Computed
The piece notes annual costs for new supervisors around $65 000 and details added expenses like Ernest Debs mailing 6000 newsletters monthly. Officials warn additional supervisors would create more top‑level staff, longer decision times, more arguments, and tangibles such as greater project load and higher costs.
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Toeom
Ernest Debs
Bonelli
Dinner Honors Rep. Hosmer For Ten Years of Service
An overflow crowd of 1300 attended a Long Beach Elks Lodge dinner honoring Rep. Craig Hosmer for ten years of service in Congress. Speakers praised his work on tidal oil, naval yard reactivation, naval hospital plans, and a Long Beach customhouse site, noting his role in “opening Washington doors.”
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Long Beach
Washington
Tideland
Naval Shipyard
Naval Hospital
Los Angeles
Yorty
Craig Hosmer
George Taubman
Elks Club
C. L. Fowler
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