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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1960

Page

5

Port Man Confesses to Three Bank Robberies

James R. Webster of 5247 Hazelbrook Ave and 1002 Sepulveda Blvd reports William Simons, 30, confessed to three bank robberies in 1959. Simons admitted robbing Bank of America branches in North Hollywood and Lakewood Center during the Old West Days celebration, yielding about $10,000 total.

San Pedro U. S. Attorney’s Office Los Angeles Long Beach William Simons FBI James R. Webster Ita Hazelbrook Ave Sepulveda Blvd Webster Bank of America North Sacramento Lake Hemond Lakewood Center Bank of Amer

Death notices list many Long Beach residents and relatives

A long death notices column lists numerous residents with Ellen Gresham Henry and Bernice Pettit among the survivors. It records services set for Wednesday at multiple mortuaries including Spong ln and Mottell's. Other obituaries mention Monroe Englett and Loran Lynn with service details. residents Cynthia Groves and James Harper appear with family connections. Parking meters looted downtown noted with city response.

Cynthia Z Joshua Tree Park Merly Long Beach Edith Palmer

L.A. UP Rail Franchise Issue Flares Up Again

In Los Angeles the city and Union Pacific Railroad renewed a long standing dispute about a franchise. The dispute had seemed settled a month earlier when the City Council approved a new UP franchise.

City and Union Pacific Railroad Co

Libel Suit Judgment Allowed After Heated Exchange

Judge Sparling awarded $4,501 damages to Joseph Goren of the Marine Cooks and Stewards Union in a libel suit against Mona and John Cremona. The case stemmed from allegations over Don Hotel purchase and a city water department dispute linked to railroad franchise fees. Bureau members urged a two week cooling off period before resuming discussion on September 26.

George W. Trammell Henry E. Jordan Bureau of Franchises Jordan Municipal Water Department Bureau Superior Court Maurice C. Sparling John and Agnes Cre Mona 18Th St Joseph Goren Marine Cooks & Stewards Union Afl-Cio Goren Cremona Don Wilmington Syrammell Kenneth W. Gale San Pedro Mbel MC & S Mc&s Sparling

Long Beach Woman Lydia Shinkle Dies at 84

Lydia A. Shinkle, 84, a Long Beach resident for 34 years, died Sunday. She lived at 1082 Cherry Ave and worked 22 years for Mrs. Fred H. Bixby. A charter member of the Hard of Hearing Club, she belonged to First Baptist Church, Ladies of the GAR, Democratic Club, and Woodmen Circle. Survived by sisters Sadie Thompson and Mary Stanbra. Service 9:30 am Wednesday at Holton & Son chapel. Memorials to Golden Circle Sunday-school class or the Hard of Hearing Club.

Keller Katherine Hermosa Ave Clarence Mervyn San Anselme Ave Margaret E. Hasking Wire Stanley Brown Ammie Dorothy Keller Christine May Chism Quiem John Thomas St. Anthony's Church Cotton—Waller M Schaul Jack Nichols Seventh St Gied Dagwood Ave Josephine Walter Mary Kenneth Dee Atkinson Millepan Mottell's Peek St. Matt Schaul Macy Then's Church Anni Hammond Sophia Miller White's Funeral Home Bellflower St. Bernard’s Church Lydia A. Shinkle Long Beach Cherry Ave Sadie Thompson Mary Stanbra Holton & Son Chapel Golden Circle jMard of Hearing Club

Residents Protest Cocktail Lounge Licensing at Broadway

City officials were asked to investigate licensing a cocktail lounge at 3517 E Broadway. Mrs May Trundle and 39 nearby residents protested, saying the neighborhood is already crowded and noisy.

Woay James T.starr William J. Mooney EB. Broadway May Trundle E. Broadway

Rail Vets to Meet Long Beach Unit 92

Rail Vets to Meet Long Beach Unit 92 of the National Association of Refired and Veteran Railway Employes will meet Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Machinists Hall, 728 Elm Ave.

Long Beach National Association of Elm Ave

Weckford Morgan appointed president of Long Beach Downtown Kiwanis

KIWANIS Weckford Morgan head of Economy Escrow Corp was announced as president of the Long Beach Downtown Kiwanis Club for 1961. Other new officers Wesley W. Rollo and Harlan Miller as vice presidents Nile Bunch as treasurer. Morgan will succeed Jerry S. Jacobs in January.

Kiwanis

Final Tributes to Fred W Bolinger Newsman and Community Figure

Friends and relatives gather to honor Fred W Bolinger 55 longtime Long Beach journalist and press leader killed in an August car crash with his wife Eileen 52. Attendees include former colleagues from Press Telegram Independent and city hall staff, along with police officials and fire department friends. The service highlights Bolinger's humor fairness and dedication to traffic safety reporting and community service. He joined Long Beach press in 1938 and led the local paper’s bureau, survived by his mother Grace Bolinger a stepdaughter and siblings, with interment at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cypress.

Stevens Sunfield Ave Eglinger Fred W. Bolinger Clearwater B.C Press-Telegram Wes Iuto Fred Bolinger Eileen Grace Bolinger Richard Trippe Long $208 Beach Arthur Skillman Eleanore Mont Gomery Charles Arthur Jr William J Skillman Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cypress William H. Dovey William J.mooney

Fire Victim Rushed to Hospital After Couch Fire

Effie M. Rougth, 43, of 1106 Walnut Ave, was severely burned in a couch fire at 1543 E Anaheim St. She woke to flames at 2 a.m. and, with Elmer Gepson of 1108 Walnut Ave, beat out the blaze and sought help. She was taken to Memories Hospital after 9 a.m. with burns to her back, legs, and feet.

Effie M. Rougth Walnut Ave Memories Hospital Anaheim St Elmer Gepson

Car Crashes in Chase Killing Boy Involved

An 11 year old boy died when a stolen sports car fled a sheriff's deputy and overturned in Rolling Hills. Driver John Edward Lester 18 suffered a compound left arm fracture and possible internal injuries. Passenger Larry Korchak was pinned beneath the vehicle. Deputy Herbert H. Cass pursued about three miles after high speed travel in Palos Verdes Drive area. The car, registered to Judith P. Tolgers, had been stolen from 546 West 15th Street.

Larry Korchak W. 1St St San Petro John Edward Lester 17Th St Lontrol Palos Verdes Drive Miraleste Drive Lester Lennox Station Herbert H. Cass Cass 15Th Judith P. Tolgers

Two Released in Abduction Case Names of Suspects Revealed

Two San Pedro cannery workers linked to an alleged abduction and attempted molestation of a 15 year old girl are freed. Victor E Perez 21 of 339 W O Farrell St and Virgil Lee Brown 24 of 571 E Beron St San Pedro faced no charges after a district attorney decision.

San Pedro Long Beach Victor E Perez W. O'Farrell Virgil Lee Brown E. Beron St

Former Long Beach Resident Eulalie Fairfield Dies

Mrs. Eulalie Fairfield aged 96, widow of Unitarian minister O J Fairfield who served in Long Beach in the 1920s and 1930s, died in an Orlando nursing home where she had lived nine years. Survivors include son Johny J Fairfield of Troy New York daughters Pristilla Bach and Dr Faith Gordon of Richmond Virginia. Another daughter June Fairfield died in 1924 and was on the local public library staff.

Eulalie Fairfield O. J. Fairfield Long Beach Orlando Fla Johny J. Fairfield Troy N. Y Pristilla Bach Faith Gordon

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