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August 12, 1947: Stanley Dean Johnson is a popular English instructor at UCLA, a scholar on John Donne spending the summer doing research at the Huntington Library. Then on an August night, he falls from the 15th floor of San Francisco's Russ Building. The Times notes: 'He was not married.'
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August 12, 1907: The L.A. Times describes the Bismark Cafe, known to police as the Bucket of Blood, as "drunken debauchery among girls of tender ages, painted women and men." It is an "immoral pesthole" where "young girls are enticed nightly do drink and listen to a band concert."
Reminder: The next session of the Black Dahlia book club is next Tuesday, August 18, at 10 a.m. Pacific time at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDPnehmoI4eLqSyfkMxw8FvXBpXHL54I4 I will discuss research resources at the L.A. city archives and elsewhere.
August 10, 1958: Is your doggo smart? Give them the doggie IQ test. They may score one point higher than Einstein!!
August 10, 1947: North Broadway Tunnel, Doomed Downtown Landmark
Note: This is an encore post from 2005 and originally appeared on the 1947project. Building contractor Robert Beryle regarded the 762-foot Broadway tunnel, excavated in 1901 through Fort Moore Hill, as his masterpiece. Another crew was building the 1,045-foot 3rd Street tunnel at the same time and an informal competition developed between the two to see which would be finished first. In 1949,…
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August 10, 1947: The North Broadway Tunnel is doomed.
For Monday, we have a mysterious guest who appears to be confused by the surroundings.
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August 4, 1947: Patsy Pfeifer, 14, has two ambitions: One is to see a rodeo. The other is to walk, having contracted polio around Christmas 1942.
August 4, 1907: In July, 50 Russian Jews arrived in Galveston, Texas, aided by the Jewish Territorial Organization. The Galveston Plan brought about 10,000 Jews to America between 1907 and 1914.
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August 3, 1947: Sinclair Lewis' 'Kingsblood Royal' is the bestselling novel in Los Angeles, followed by 'The Prince of Foxes,' by Samuel Shellabarger, and 'Gentleman's Agreement,' by Laura Hobson. John Gunther's 'Inside U.S.A.' is the bestselling nonfiction book.
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August 3, 1907: Gasoline from a stove explodes, destroying a house. Mrs. William Morley was found dazed and stumbling around the smoking ruin of what had been her home.
August 2, 1947: Los Angeles County clerk refuses marriage license for interracial couple.
August 2, 1907: Dr. Lucy Hall-Brown Dies
Note: This is an encore post from 2006 and reflects the minimal online resources that were available then. August 2, 1907 Los Angeles The Times reports the death of Dr. Lucy Hall-Brown, a prominent woman physician who was active in the Red Cross. Although we know where she lived (Vermont and 30th Street), we have no idea where she went to school, her age or whether she had any survivors. Nor are…
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On June 19, 1947, the Kiwanis Club of Ahoskie, N.C., refuses to award lottery winner Harvey Jones a new Cadillac because he is Black.
July 31, 1907: A day at the beach ends in a fight over beer. Evelyn Ferguson is accused of shooting newsboy Charles 'Winnipeg' Wilson with a policeman's gun because Wilson was attacking her friend, who 'was not in a condition to remember much about how it happened.'