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DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m17892
title: Baseball World Series, fourth game (Second game in Los Angeles), Los Angeles versus Chicago White Sox, 1959

description: 160 images. Baseball World Series, fourth game (Second game in Los Angeles), Los Angeles versus Chicago White Sox, 5 October 1959. (Sleeve reads: SP-12696).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Jensen. Assignment: 4th World Series game. Roll #1, 35 mm. 1st: Wally Moon. Scoreboard 5th. 2nd: Furillo fouls ball, 5th. 3rd: Furillo picks up Klu single, 6th. 4th: Moon gets Goodman's fly, 6th. 5th: Craig pitching, 6th. 6th: Demeter goes into second on Roseboro bunt. Error on Pierce finds Roseboro safe, 6th. 7th: Smith gets Wills fly, 6th. 8th: Craig sacrifice bunts advance Demeter & Roseboro, 6th. 9th: Klu gets Gilliam pop fly, 6th. Roll #2. 1st: Torgeson out at first. Second to first, 7th. 2nd: Klu singles scoring Landis, 7th. 3rd: Lollar crosses plate after 3 run homer, 7th. 4th: Wally Moon ground out. Second to first, 7th. 5th: Smith fouls off, 8th. 6th: Smith out Wills to Hodges, 8th. 7th: Rivera out. Neal to Hodges, 8th. 8th: Hodges homers, 8th".; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1959-10-05. Assignment: World Series #4. Foton roll #1: 0 to 8 -- N.G. 8-20 -- Charlie Neal bunts, out at first. 24 to 29 -- 24 Chi. pop up in infield. Foton #2: 2 to 12 -- Hodges batting -- fouls one into Don Demeter (action not shown) but closeup of Demeter after he was hit. 24 & 25 -- Charlie Neal down ducking wild pitch, 3rd inning. 26 to 28 -- Neal hits to pitcher, out. Wally Moon slides into 3rd & 29 to 36 -- then home for 1st run. Foton # 3: 3 to 5 -- Walter Alston. 6 to 16 -- Furillo bats & strikes out. 20 to 30 -- Roger Craig pitching. 30 to 36 -- 8 LA batting -- out. Foton: 2 & 3 -- Hodges homer".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m18500
title: Grand Champion steer auctioned at stock show, 1953

description: 7 images. Grand Champion steer auctioned at stock show, 3 December 1953. Bob McColaugh, 18, owner; Max Fineman; Louis Fineman, Buyer; Bernie Fineman.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Monteverde. Reporter: Ostler. Assignment: Stock Show's Grand Champion steer auction... Owner of Grand Champion steer, Bob McColaugh, 18, Fresno State Soph., leading animal in auction ring. Steer, wighing 1030 lbs. is 18 months old, an Aberdeen-Angus steer, sold a $5 a pound. Puc=rchaser of Steer at auction was Louis Fineman of the Commercial Packing Company of L.A. He is shown with Bob McColaugh. L-R: Max Fineman, son, Seymour Owens, brother-in-law of top bidder; Louis Fineman; Bernie Fineman, son, Louis Fineman and cattle raiser, Rob McColaugh, 18 of Fresno with grand champion steer, 'Sweetie Pie'."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m18481
title: Harbor Junior College "Party Daze" week (Tug-O-War, etc.), 1953

description: 12 images. Harbor Junior College "Party Daze" week (Tug-O-War, etc.), 14 April 1953. Ruth Nisolson; John Solaro; Dorothy Felando; Beverly Nelson; Marlene Moudry; Leland Kocher; Kenneth Thomas; Dave Davis; Charles Johnson; Zell Ransford (Queen).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Gershon. Date: 1953-04-14. Reporter: Gershon. Assignment: Harbor Jr. College. Sombrero & little hats: Left to rit [sic]: El Cameron, Ruth Nisolson (in sombrero); John Solaro. Groups kneeling, girls left to rt.: Dorothy Felando; Beverly Nelson; Marlene Moudry. Boys: Leland Kocher; Kenneth Thomas; Dave Davis; Charles Johnson. Queen: Zell Ransford. General shots of tug-o-war between..."; Supplementary material reads: "Los Angeles Examiner. 1953-04-14. Photographer: Gershon. Subject: Harbor Jr. College, Wilmington. Members of Theta Xi Omega and 'pledges' mix it up in mud after members dragged pledges through puddle in tug-o-war as part of 'Party Daze' week program yesterday (Tuesday)."; Another supplementary material reads: "Los Angeles Examiner. 1953-04-14. Photographer: Gershon. Subject: Harbor Junior College, Wilmington. 'Party Daze' 'Queen' Zell Ransford ponders whose crazy hat is 'real crazy' as Harbor Junior College held second day (Tuesday) of 'Party Daze' week. Students have lunch-hour long program every day with coronation of king and queen Friday night at dance. Left to right kneeling: Dorothy Delando; Beverly Nelson; Marlene Moudry."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m14834
title: County Camellia show, 1958

description: 2 images. County Camilla show, 24 February 1958. Judy Biggle -- 17 years (Queen of Descanso Gardens Camellia show); Supervisor Warren Dorn.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Swaim. Date: 1958-02-24. Reporter: Swaim. Assignment: County Camellia Show. 5/9: Judy Biggle, 17, queen of 1958 Descanso Gardens (County) Camellia show. 6: Queen Judy Biggle, 17, of 1958 Descanso Gardens Camellia show gets a camellia posy from Supervisor Warren Dorn".
DOI: 10.25549/independent-c69-25052
title: Independent Commission: civil litigation. Work product material (2 of 4), 1988 May 31 - 1991 June 25

description: Civil Litigation Work Product Material (2 of 4), 1988 May 31 - 1991 June 25. PART OF A SERIES: Latham & Watkins researched a total of 83 civil litigation cases brought against the LAPD pertaining to excessive force and/or improper tactics to ascertain whether the Rodney King incident was in fact the aberration that Chief Daryl Gates described. Included in the series are several materials related to the firm’s investigation and final work product. Specifically, the series contains source materials related to the 83 cases that were studied. These materials include the firm’s own memoranda and notes, statistics on misconduct and police brutality, summaries of the selected cases, recommendations for settlement drafted by the Office of the City Attorney, docket cards, copies of settlement agreements, a master roster of officers named in the civil suits, and excerpts from officers’ personnel files. Also included are summaries of interviews held with police personnel and aggrieved citizens about their perception of problems within the LAPD.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m9983
title: Saint George Hotel Fire (115 East Third Street), 1952

description: 28 images. Saint George Hotel Fire (115 East Third Street), 25 March 1952. Emil Monge -- 29 years (fire started in his room); Emmett Richeson -- 52 years; Nurse Herminia Lopez; Tom Campbell -- 61 years (injured -- at General Hospital); John Arthur Karr -- 50 years; Nurse Shirley Bailey; Miss Margaret Lynch -- 79 years; William Claridge -- 23 years; John Wright -- 50 years; James McNett -- 45 years; Ben Wohl -- 63 years; Owen Rogers -- 67 years; Captain Harry Hjorth (in room where fire started); Fred Leat; Mrs. Jean Clower; Alfred Buckee; William Ray; John Richard; Charles Black (body); J.R. Moore (body); A.D. Bernhardt (body); Leiland Whitehouse; Don Barnett -- 18 years; Fenton Campbell -- 56 years; Little Chief White Eagle (Hotel elevator operator).`; Supplementary material reads: "After fire that claimed 6 lives, St. George Hotel, 3rd Street & Main Street. Fireman in window of room where fire started -- St. George Hotel. Dropladder at St. George Hotel. Fred Leat (went down ladder to escape fire). 3 dead bodies tagged for identification: front to rear: Chas. E. Black; J.R. Moore; A.D. Bernhardt.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m17603
title: Malibu slide meeting, 1958

description: 2 images. Malibu slide meeting, 14 April 1958. Councilman Karl Rundberg; Walter T. Olsen (president of Malibu Chamber of Commerce); F.M. McLaughlin.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Gaze. Date: 1958-04-14. Reporter: Gaze. Assignment: Malibu slide meeting. Special instructions: if 4 men appear in any pix disregard man on extreme left. 52/53/78: L-R: --Councilman Karl Rundberg; , Field deputy for Supervisor Burton Chace. 77: L to R -- Walter T. Olsen, president of Malibu Chamber of Commerce; Councilman Karl Rundberg, (speaking), and F.M. McLaughlin, Field deputy for Supervisor Burton Chace".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m18538
title: Finn twins, 1954

description: 6 images. Finn twins, 21 January 1954. Earl Baugher (Deputy U.S. Marchall); George Finn; Charles Finn; Robert Ware (U.S. Marshall); S. Ernest Roll; Laughlin E. Waters (Finn twins put handcuffs on him).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Lapp. Date: 1954-01-21. Reporter: Hertel. Assignment: Finn twins. 29 (Miller's holders): U.S. Atty. Laughlin E. Waters & dist. Atty. S. Ernest Roll looking at Waters injured rist[sic]. 32: Deputy U.S. Marshall Earl Baugher, (with hat); Geo Finn, Charles Finn; Dep. U.S. Marshall William Sweeney (in rear between twins)."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m17896
title: Baseball World Series, third game (First game in Los Angeles), Los Angeles versus Chicago Whitesox, 1959

description: 22 images. Baseball World Series, third game (First game in Los Angeles), Los Angeles versus Chicago Whitesox, 4 October 1959. (Non action; crowds, etc.). (Sleeve reads: SP-12696).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Miller. Date: 10-04. Assignment: Baseball. 6: Left to right -- Mrs. John E. Miller; John W. Miller (son); Mrs. H.D. Durkee. Sox fans from Chicago made special jet trip for game. 122: Left to right -- Mrs. Margaret Halt from ElPaso; Mrs. Norman Larker (player's wife); Mrs. Betty Diebold. 121: Mrs. Ann Neal (Charlie Neal's wife); Mrs. Verdell Neal (Neal's mother); Mrs. Jeri Roseboro. 124/123: Left to right -- Mrs. Betty McDevitt (player's wife); Mrs. Lois Wilkins; Mrs. Walter Rosenbrook. They are Dodger fans from Ontario, Calif. 207/208: First and second ball pitched in game. 216: Left to right -- Gov. Edmund G. Brown; Councilwoman Rosalind Wyman. 215: Bing Crosby. In back of him is Edmund G. Robinson.; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer: Olmo. Date: 1959-10-06. Reporter: Donoghue. Assignment: Game sidebar. Special instructions: Daily. 23: Little leaguer Sam Applebaum presenting ivory cigar holder to Walter O'Malley. Lad sneaked into Coliseum to make presentation. 51/52: Howard and Bolle Nicholas, 71 and 62 respectively, of Glendale, having picnic lunch before game. 53: Long shot of some of 150 paraplegics. 54: Nurse Dorothea Krzeminski, son, Jan, 9, and Howard Fisher, wheelchair (?). 55: L to R -- Walter O'Malley; Mrs. Kay O'Malley; Mrs. Kitty LeRoy and husband, Producer Mervyn LeRoy. 57-58: Overall shot of crowd pouring into Ccoliseum -- plus crowd streaming up escalator at South end. 59/60: 2 plate pan during pre-game ceremonies. 61/62/63/64: 4 plate4 pan of crowded bowl as Drysdale pitches first ball, 65: Bases loaded with sox in 1st inning".; Caption slip continues: "...Olmo... 66: As above showing Dodger pitchers warming up in bull pen in foreground. 71: Mrs. Nancy Olson and husband, Earl, of Phoenix, Ariz., watch game. She calls plays as she follows action with binoculars. J50: Mr. and Mrs. Norris Poulson see game from Walter O'Malley's presidential box. J51: Carl Furillo, son. 73/74: Crowd with W.A. Lens. 75: Crowd with W.A. Lens & Dodgers 1st & 2nd run scoring. 76: Crowd & scoreboard with attendance reading & 2 runs for Dodgers. 69/70: Alan J. Walter, salesman, with binoculars, and wife, Shirley, with radio, watch game from farflung seat under Coliseum peristyle over 700 feet from home plate. 68: Oldest Wm John Kirby, 93, of Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, oldest of Coliseum fans with daughter Mrs. Marilyn Diego of Santa Monica. 67: Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel V. Gruber, 62, and wife, Mildred, in seats replaced by Dodger official after part of $50 (scalper price) ticket was stolen from son's car".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m17865
title: State college buildings, 1958

description: 9 images. State college buildings, 26 April 1958. Physical education building; Administration building and cafeteria; Library building; Speech arts building in front and music building in rear; Science building and temporary buildings at right.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Olmo. Date: 1958-04-26. Reporter: Kline. Assignment: State college buildings. Special instructions: For monday, negs. to Morgan. 43/44: Physical Education building. 47: Front l/r: Cafeteria and Administration bldg. Rear l/r: Library and Physical Education. 49: Speech arts bldg. in front and music bldg. in rear; 48: Science bldg. at left and temporary buildings at right. 45/46: Science bldg. 72-81: Library in front; Fine arts in rear".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m18568
title: Paramount shooting, 1954

description: 4 images. Paramount shooting, 3 September 1954. Jeannie Freeman -- 10 years; Mrs. Lillian Freeman -- 34 years; Harold Randolph Bowles 42 years (Suspect in Norwalk Jail).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Brunk. Date: 1954-09-03. Reporter: Brown. Assignment: Paramount shooting. 7, L / R: Jeannie Freeman, 10; mother, Mrs. Lillian Freeman, 34, beside hole in pavement caused by bullet. 8: Jeannie Freeman, 10, father, Clyde Freeman. 9/10: Harold Randolph Bowles, 43, shooter, in Norwalk Station jail."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m8257
title: Contract Approval, 1952

description: 3 images. Contract Approval, 15 January 1952. Pier Angelie -- 19 years.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m18783
title: Guy murder trial, 1957

description: 8 images.Guy murder trial, 20 November 1957. Mrs. Nina J. Miles (mother of suspect); Billy Miles (her husband); Charles Lee Guy the 3rd; Charles Lee Guy Junior (father of suspect).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Gaze. Date: 1957-11-20. Reporter: Gaze. Assignment: Guy murder trial. #3/4: Mrs. Nina J. Miles on witness stand. #61-62: Nina J. Miles, 37, and her husband Billy Miles, 46, whom she testified she married last Nov. 3 (in Tia Juana [sic]). #79-80: Note which Mrs. Nina J. Miles sent to her son, Charles Lee 'Sonny' Guy, III, before start of trial this morning when she was re-called as a witness for the state, trying the boy for the murder of Guy Roberts, 49, the man she had planned to marry. #60: Mrs. Nina J. Miles, 37, pleads with her son, Charles Lee Guy, III, 19, to understand that she is a witness against him because she was subpoenaed by the state 'and I have no alternative.' At right is the boy's father, Charles Lee Guy Jr., who heads us a three-man defense team. #53-57-58-59: Mrs. Miles pleads -- etc -- same as above, without boy's father".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m17979
title: Suspect in kidnap-rape-murder, 1958

description: 5 images. Suspect in kidnap-rape-murder, 13 July 1958. Frederick Gagnon -- 30 years (suspect in jail); Officer Richard Carrol (with gun and gloves used by suspect).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Gray. Date: 1958-07-12 (?). Reporter: Cowles. Assignment: Attack suspect. 81/82/109/110/103/104: Frederick Gagnon, 30, suspect in kidnap attack now in Co. jail. Also suspect in killing of 2 police men. 25/26: Sgt. Richard Carrol with gun used , gloves worn by suspect".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m17894
title: Baseball -- World Series -- Fourth game (Second game in Los Angeles), Los Angeles versus Chicago Whitesox, 1959

description: 29 images. Baseball -- World Series -- Fourth game (Second game in Los Angeles), Los Angeles versus Chicago Whitesox, 5 October 1959. Action shots. (Sleeve reads: SP-12696).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Jensen. Assignment: 4th Game World Series. J1: Crowd. Craig pitching to Goodman, 2nd inn. J2: Goodman striking out, 2nd inn. 1: Aparicio steals second. Roseboro to Wills, 1st inn. 2: Fox doubles to right. Moon, Demeter & Neal on ball, 1st inning. 3: Klu walks loading up bases, 1st inning. 4: Aparicio crosses but double play cancels it, 1st inning. 5: Gilliam fouls, 1st inn. 6: Neal bunts out, 1st inn. 7: Moon singles to Center, 1st inn. 8: Moon catches Rivera's fly, 2nd inn. 9: Demeter safe at 2nd after Rivera's catch of Roseboro foul, 2nd inn. 10: Aparicio safe sliding back into 1st, 3rd inn. 11: Wills bad throw to Neal on Fox hit. Aparicio sliding, 3rd inn. 12: Neal falls down on Wynn's pitch, 3rd inn. 13: Moon slides into third on bad throw. Scores after throw, 3rd inning. 14: Hodges scores on passed ball, 3rd inning. 15: Roseboro slides into second after single. Error on Aparicio, 3rd inning. 16: Hodges catches Aparicio's foul fly, 5th inning. J27: Scoreboard".; Other caption slip reads: :Photographer: Olmo. Date: 1959-10-05. Reporter: Donoghue. Assignment: Game sidebar. Special instructions: Dael. 7/8: 2-plate pan of Coliseum, Sox infield with wide angle lens. 6/9/10: 3-plate pan of Coliseum -- Rox (?) in field, Moon on 1st, with normal lens".; Another caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1959-10-05. Assignment: World Series #4. Special instructions: Action -- Dev. 8 or 9 min. 21: Chi. catcher Lollar throws Roger raig ball after he strikes out with 2 men on, 2nd inn. 22: Moon scores first run. 9: Larker scores 2nd run. 23: 11 Chi runs out bunt as Craig fields 00 out. 24: 8 Chi gets hit & brings in first Chi run. 3: Home run -- 3 runs -- tied. 4: Hodges home run, 8th inn. 7/8: White Shirts in  crowd. 93: Chi 1 watches 1st pitch of game (a ball) go by. 94: Aparicio & Fox running in for home but no score on play; double play at 2nd & 1st. 95: 44 LA bunts -- safe at first -- Demeter goes to 2nd. 96: Craig bunts as Demeter goes to 3rd & 44 LA goes to 2nd. 23: 8 Chi catches pop up by Gilliam who is running it out. 10: Hodges scores 3rd run after missed ball by Chi Catcher. 97: Demeter -- 4th run. 98: Wills running it out to 1st as Roseboro goes from 2nd to 3rd".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m25117
title: Blind children, 1953

description: 20 images. Blind children, 13 February 1953. Douglas Mandell -- 3 1/2 years (blind); Terry Erell -- 4 years; Donna Sandler -- 4 years; Mrs. Gail Sullivan; Inez Sullivan -- 3 years (blind); Nona Marie Burris -- 5 1/2 years; Tillie Mandell; Marcus Mandell; Nancy Mandell. ; Caption slip reads: "(Hold for Ray Parker). Photographer: Miller. Date: 02-13. Reporter: Parker. Assignment: Blind children. 7: Douglas 'Sparky' Mandell, 3 1/2, laughs and says 'watch me go high' as he enjoys swing at nursery school. Looking on (on teeter-totter) are hism friends, Terry Krell, 4, foreground, and Sparky's special girl friend, Donna Sandler, 4; unknown girl on swing at left. 44: Sparky and group of nursery school buddies doing fingerpainting. 43: Sparky playing with wooden steamboat peg toy. 26: Sparky Mandell, 3 1/2, romps with his dog, Whitey. 33-34: Sparky and mother, Tillie, enjoy slide in backyard. 29-30: Sparky on skates with his dad, Marcus Mandell. 8: Sparky and sister Nancy, 10 1/2, going off to nursery school. 41: Nancy playing her violin for Sparky, at left. 25: Sparky, right, with mother Tillie and dog Whitey. 42: Sparky, foreground, tries playing piano while sister Nancy, 10 1/2 plays violin. 27: Mrs. Gail Sullivan is helped by blind daughter Inez, 3, in making frosting for cupcakes. 28: Same as above with neighbor girl, Nona Marie Burris, 5 1/2, looking on, at right. 21-9: Inez plays phonograph with girl friend Nona Marie Burris (at right). 10-31-32: Mrs. Gail Sullivan and daughter Inez, 3, have tea together. 'Tea party'. 22: Inez, left, and Nona Marie Burris, 5 1/2, neighbor, inspect new batch of cupcakes that Inez helped make."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m25032
title: Mansions feature, 1952

description: 8 images. Mansions feature, 10 July 1952. Walker Estate; Carson Mount Kalmia; Valentino Villa torn down (Falcon Lair); Hancock Banning remains. ; Caption slip reads: "Photograqpher: Monte[verde]. Date: 07-10. Reporter: Neville Reay. Assignment: Mansions feature. 3-4-82-83-65-66: Walker Estate; Carson's  Mount Kalmia; Valentino Villa torn down. 48-47: Hancock Banning remains."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m18517
title: Woman and poodle (West Los Angeles), 1954

description: 6 images. Woman and poodle (West Los Angeles), 21 January 1954. Mrs. Phyllis Morris; Dog "Pamela", French toy poodle.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Paegel. Date: 01-21. Reporter: Ostler. Assignment: Woman and poodle, West Los Angeles. 37-38: Mrs. Phyllis Morris with French toy poodle, 'Pamela', mink stole and poodle lamp..."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m18531
title: Trailer luncheon, 1954

description: 2 images. Trailer luncheon, 22 January 1954. N. Henry Gellert (Guest speaker); Mayor Norris Poulson; Roy Clayton (President of Trailer Association).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Paegel. Date: 1954-01-22. Reporter: Ostler. Assignment: Trailer luncheon. 15/16: Mayor Poulson; N. Henry Gellert, guest speaker; & Roy Clayton, Pres."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m25035
title: San Fernando Feature (Reay), 1953

description: 29 images. San Fernando Feature (Reay), 3 January 1953. Panora from above Sherman Oaks; Fred Weddington -- 72 years (pioneer of North Hollywood); De la Osa Adobe at Encino; Ted Gibson (first postmaster of Encino); James Richardson (Deputy Ranger); Sorting lemons; Horse breeding farm near Northridge and Chatsworth; Flocks of sheep; Subdivision construction (Parthenia Estates); Chevrolet Plant in Van Nuys; San Fernando Mission; Sylmar Packing House (Olive vats); Northridge Southern Pacific Station. ; Supplementary material reads: Reay -- Photographer: Glickman. Captions: San Fernando Valley feature for Jan. 2. 119-120: Panorama from above Sherman Oaks, looking north. Fred Weddington, 72, pioneer of North Hollywood, points out picture of first store of 1890's to George Tonn, 9. 6216 Simpson Avenue, North Hollywood. Tonns came here 5 years ago from New York because of Valley's fame for healthful climate. Fred Weddington, 72, alone. De la Osa Adobe at Encino. Ted Gibson, first postmaster of Encino, and James E. Richardson, deputy ranger of this state park. Long low building was erected in 1849. Two story building was erected in 1969. (Also inspecting grinding stones on porch of the older building. 121-122-202: San Fernando Heights Lemon Association -- sorting -- in San Fernando. 203: Picturesque shot of corral on horse breeding farm near Northridge and Chatsworth. Flocks of sheep still sometimes block highways. These sheep wander on Roscoe Boulevard in Canoga Park. 218: Subdivision construction. This is at Parthenia Estates. Worker is Earl Naves, 1161 Orange Grove Avenue, San Fernando. 219: General view of workers at same subdivision. 207-212-213: Chevrolet Plant at Van Nuys. Workers homeward bound. 214-215: Exterior, San Fernando del Rey Mission. Mission Bell at San Fernando Mission, cast 1809. 115-116: Int. chapel at San Fernando Mission (taboo?). 117-118: Brother James Hart in corridor at San Fernando Mission. 119: At Sylmar Packing House, showing olive pickling vats. Frank Lopez and Harold Riley. 120: Same except Harold Riley and Frank Lopez. Picturesque Northridge Southern Pacific station, built 1910, Stationmaster W.E. Freeman, 67, nearest engine. He's been with S.P. since 1906, was stationmaster at nearby Santa Susana in 1908."
DOI: 10.25549/independent-c69-24151
title: Independent Commission memoranda, 1991 Apr. 20 - June 20

description: Independent Commission memoranda, 1991 April 20 - June 20. Miscellaneous correspondance, memos, etc. PART OF A SERIES: Latham & Watkins researched a total of 83 civil litigation cases brought against the LAPD pertaining to excessive force and/or improper tactics to ascertain whether the Rodney King incident was in fact the aberration that Chief Daryl Gates described. Included in the series are several materials related to the firm’s investigation and final work product. Specifically, the series contains source materials related to the 83 cases that were studied. These materials include the firm’s own memoranda and notes, statistics on misconduct and police brutality, summaries of the selected cases, recommendations for settlement drafted by the Office of the City Attorney, docket cards, copies of settlement agreements, a master roster of officers named in the civil suits, and excerpts from officers’ personnel files. Also included are summaries of interviews held with police personnel and aggrieved citizens about their perception of problems within the LAPD.