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Independent Long Beach

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1952

Page

2

Local News Briefs From South Pasadena And Beyond

In South Pasadena, P. G. Gough faced loss of five cars after thieves stole his Rolls Royce and Chrysler limousine worth about 21 000. Police note the Rolls is unique in Southern California. A 1953 UK custom sedan with a grey body and maroon trim is also mentioned. In London, a householder’s license saga follows a man applying for a power lawn mower permit, with a long road journey and strict road-rule questioning. In Los Angeles, a teen tycoon’s TV store bust is linked to robbing rivals of 40 000. A circus escaping animals caused a brief scare, then returned to cages amid Paris traffic.

Pasadena P. G. Gough Rolls Royce Cali England Frank Wass Los Angeles Busines HN Ae Eons Cares RCA Paree

Problems of Freedom and Campaign Echoes in 1952

Truman dedicates a permanent shrine to the Declaration and Constitution while warning of communism and hysteria, the Supreme Court strikes down Oklahoma loyalty oath, Eisenhower meets MacArthur and wins with broad support, RCA aids the campaign but loses credibility, and a Hawthorne murder shocks California. Jim Phelan.

Washington Truman U. 5 Supreme Court Oklahoma New York Eisenhower MacArthur Korea

Council faces survey on land subsidence near San Gabriel River

City officials will hear a contract proposal by petroleum geologist Dr John F P Dodge to study earth sinkage from Pine Ave to the eastern city limits and the submerged oil-bearing strata offshore. The $500 study aims to curb subsidence and outline lease forms while title clearance awaits next year.

Pine Ave San Gabriel River John FP. Dodge Dodge Quitc Con- Brass Harbor Department East Beach

Farouk’s Private Car Fleet Attracts No Bidders In Cairo

In Cairo on Monday former King Farouk’s fleet of 80 private cars was offered for sale but drew no buyers. The assortment ranged from wrecks to luxury sedans with prices varying. The main car, a 1939 black jackard with a double bed, was listed at 3500 dollars. Officials expect drastic price cuts due to poor response.

Farouk Cairo Egypt

Weather summary and tides across major cities

The report lists high and low temperatures for numerous cities including Long Beach 68 and 54 in Los Angeles 74 54 Chicago -24 19 and Boston 33 27, along with a high tide at 7:49 am of 8.7 feet and a second at 9:49 pm of 3 6 feet, with a low tide at 3:14 am at -1.8 feet and other coastal data for Seattle and New Orleans.

United States J. L. Nh Long Beach New York U Los Angeles Okla City Lac Voges Omsha Boston Phoenix Chicago Fittsburgh Cleveland Portland Denver St. Louis Des Moines Salt Lake Etroit Francisca Fsirbania Sseattls Wilaml Oe Mel Thermal Hinseapolla Sofaehinaton N. Orleans

Charge Poker Club Worker With Theft Charge

A 28 year old employee of the Airport Club in Seal Beach was booked Monday for grand theft. Det. Insp. Wayne L. Higley said John L. Roberts admitted stealing more than 2000 pounds of railroad tle plates from the harbor department and selling them to junk yards. He resided at 18 Senta Barbara Ave and sold metal to A and I Metal Co and California Metals Co. Roberts previously served time in Mendard Illinois for forgery.

Airport Club Seal Beach Wayne L. Higley John L. Roberts Harbor Department Roberts Senta Barbara Ave A and 1 16 Metal Co Anaheim St California Metals Co W. Broadway Higley Menard Higiey

Safe isnt Safe Block From Police

Safe crackers robbed a department store safe worth about $15,000 just a block from the police station. Edward S. Meany, vice president of the store, said the safe was pried from a cabinet Sunday night with crow bars and eight men were needed to lift and move it.

Water Carnival Plan Proposed by Long Beach Chamber Unit

The Chamber of Commerce Tourist Committee led by Charles Savitz announced plans for a week long water carnival in Long Beach. The event would feature yacht racing swimming and diving with city recreation and school system support and aims to attract large tourist stays.

Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Tourist Committee Charles Savitz Mondo, Renamanie Sara Namang Savitz Chamber of Commerce Recreation Commission Minneapolis Miami

San Pedro Navy Depot in 11th Year Milestone

The 931 civilian employees at San Pedro Navy Supply Depot marked the 10th anniversary of the facility established December 15 1942. It now supports Pacific Navy operations disburses for 22 Southern California activities and handles nonsubmarine naval personnel shipments. The payroll totals 3 480 000 yearly. Since 1942 it has served 12 000 vessels moved 2 468 850 tons of dry cargo and 350 900 000 gallons of petroleum.

San Pedro Navy Pacific California

Punt Elected By Builders Exchange Of Long Beach

J W Punt was elected president of the Builders Exchange of Long Beach Inc for 1953 at a Lafayette Hotel dinner meeting. New officers include Derry West as vice president Dick Leebrick as secretary and Bill Harris as treasurer with installation set for Jan 19. New directors elected are West Burgin Masterson Anderson and Sullivan. holdovers include Punt Gray Harris Leebrick Jagerson and Clarke.

J. W. Punt Builders Exchange of Long Beach, Inc Exchange Lafayette Hotel Punt Derry West Dick Leebrick Bill Harris Lafayette C. Lowell Clarke West Bart Burgin Mel Masterson F. A. Anderson Don Sullivan John Gray Harris Leebrick George Jagerson Clarke

Boys Exhibit Their Woodshop and Model Plane Club Open House

The Downtown Boys Club at 1585 Chestnut Ave hosts its annual open house and exhibit for parents and friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Executive director Maurice A Bughee says activities include nail guessing, balsa wood weight guessing, a mail-driving contest for adults, and youngsters will demonstrate club projects.

Chestnut Ave Maurice ‘A. Bughee Bughee

Harbor Commission Quiet Session Draws Public Fire

Fast Life by PETRONIUS criticizes Harbor Commissioners for an executive session that barred reporters, comparing it to Star Chamber days and urging openness in handling city business. The piece argues commissioners should treat public business as accessible to the press and people.

Petronius Harbor Commission Star Chamber

Oil Rights Halt Ranch Rezoning

NORWALK A plan to subdivide the 2400 acre McNally ranch into about 10,000 homes hit trouble as Standard Oil Company objected to required rezoning. At a crowded hearing oil interests warned oil rights would be jeopardized if a single family zone were granted. Final arguments postponed to January 5 before the county supervisor review.

Norwalk McNally County Regional Planning Commission Standard Oil Co Standard Oil Paul Trousdale Rand Shaw Construction Co Planning Commission Windemere Reno Skrene Downey Realtor Andrew McNally Rand McNally Co Chicago Windermere Rancho Telegraph Ro Firestone Blvd Valley View Blvd Buena Park la Habra Rd

Taft Tests Floor Leadership Support Among GOP

Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio in Washington sounded out fellow Republicans about becoming the majority floor leader. Some peers see him as a potential candidate, while others doubt he will pursue the post unless Senator Styles Bridges steps aside. Bridges has held the chairmanship of the appropriations committee and has not indicated willingness to surrender it for the leadership role.

Washington Robert A. ‘Taft Ohio Taft Senate Republican Policy Committee GOP Styles Dridges New Hampshire Bridges Appropriations Committee

Elizabeth Snyder Set to Address Lakewood Democrats

Elizabeth Snyder, women's vice chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee, will speak at the Lakewood Democratic Club meeting at 8 to 1 night in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Farrah, 2718 Hardwick St. The event kicks off a program to boost Democratic strength in the Lakewood area.

Elizabeth Snyder Democratic State Central Committee Lakewood Democratic Club James Farrah Hardwick St

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