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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1958
Page
12
Northern and Southern California fleets report a record tuna haul amid a shifting season. Purse seiners net substantial catches of yellowfin and skipjack while landings across San Diego, San Pedro, and Monterey push towards tens of thousands of tons.
City wastes management moves to a pay system starting October 1. Landlords may be billed when occupant charging is impractical, with fees added to municipal utilities bills. Rates vary by dwelling type from 0 to 1 per unit and rubbish volume for commercial entities. Some large generators may hire private collectors while mandatory service remains.
James Roosevelt, Los Angeles congressman campaigning for re election told Retail Clerks Union 324 members and families at a Disneyland picnic that many labor leaders face investigations yet thousands of honest workers improve every job. He blamed rolling economic adjustments and rising taxes for high living costs and low pay checks. He urged defeating the right to work measure in November.
Continued from Page B-1 the Drift Inn at 2112 Atlantic Ave. Sometime vacationing CUP sergeant Shaw was placed under citizen arrest by Raymond L. Wolfe, who fought to detain him until police arrived. Wolfe claimed Shaw skipped a forgery trial set for Aug. 15 after bail was posted. Shaw’s prior convictions in California and Ohio were noted. Wolfe kept Shaw’s torn shirt as a souvenir.
Mohammed Yusuf Alai-I yan, a veteran Jordanian police detective on a State Department program, visits Long Beach police to compare enforcement. He says drunkenness is not an issue in Jordan, where religious custom bans drinking and punishments are strict with no parole system. He cites the absence of gangs and a focus on detection mechanics as key differences.
Mrs. Hope Gould Robinson born July 14 1893 in Pacific Grove California died peacefully Saturday at 858 Linden Ave Long Beach She was a College of Pacific Conservatory of Music graduate married Franklin W Robinson in 1916 and co founded the Robinson Hotel Her survivors include her husband three sons a daughter a sister a brother ten grandchildren and several in laws A family memorial service will be held at Henry Kadall Booth Memorial Chapel
An aging colon weakens muscle action causing dry stool and urge suppression. The advertisement asserts Corona absorbs three essential actions: moisturizes dry waste, rebuilds colon muscles, and gently stimulates nerve reflexes for a mass movement. It claims overnight relief, hospital safety, and compatibility with vitamin absorption.
G Smith aged 50 and warden at Terminal Island Federal Prison received a lapel pin for more than two decades in federal corrections. James V Bennett and House Judiciary members presented the pin after inspecting the 839 inmate Terminal Island facility last week. Smith has served as field chief of procurement in Washington and held posts at the National Training School for Boys and various Federal Prison Camp locations including West Virginia and Ft Bragg.
The Grace Wiley Reptile Club will meet at 7 30 p m today at the home of new president Louis Bacialupi at 2343 N Pine St South San Gabriel The club plans a visit to the Anaconda Reptile Farm after the meeting.
James Cleaver Jr., visiting his sister in Long Beach, returned home after his sophomore year at the American Community School in Beirut. He describes trustees closing the school amid Lebanon’s unrest and plans to enroll at Carlsbad Academy while hoping to return to Beirut for his year ahead.
A cluster of death notices reports several local passings including Mrs Ruby S Hewitt 37 and Ernest Gill 47 with surviving family members listed. Other obituaries include Louisa Bonner McKenzie Jane M Ogden Marguerite Mary Quinn Sharon Marcia Bender Timothy Thompson Mary Kay Moore Emma Thompson Gladys Shell and related service details at local mortuaries with rosaries, masses, and burial plans.
Burglars smashed a glass door at Trinity United Presbyterian Church on 4911 Orange Ave and ransacked the pastor's office. They stole 825 in cash and 10 in stamps from California Heights Methodist Church at 1160 E Bixby Rd. The same weekend Magnolia Theatre cast for The Winslow Boy finalized with Joan Carradine to lead the cast at 2400 Magnolia Ave opening Sept 16.
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