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Newspaper
Independent Long Beach
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
8
Washington June 25 Senate Foreign Relations committee recommended approval of the nominations of Angus Ward as ambassador to Afghanistan and Phelps Phelps of New York as ambassador to the Dominican Republic.
Classic targeted ad claims Doan’s Pile a mild diuretic supports kidney function and reduces backache dizziness and bladder irritation from cold or wrong dirt. It asserts daily use can ease waste removal and restore energy with a longstanding consumer trust message.
Two men pleaded guilty yesterday to cashing insufficient funds checks. Superior Judge Fred Miller set July 23 for probation hearings and sentencing. Daniel P. O Farrell, 41, transient laborer, admitted cashing two checks totaling 154 dollars at Jocal markets in February 1951. Lansing K Smith, 46, Los Angeles pharmacist, pleaded guilty to one count for cashing a check on June 11, 1947, and missing trial while out on 2000 dollars bail forfeited.
Pi. David . McKay, president of the Mormon Church, visited President J. K. Paasikivi in Helsinki and then traveled by air to Paasikivi's summer residence near Turku in southwestern Finland.
Tokyo police carried pre-dawn raids on Communists after rioting near Osaka injuring two U S MPs and a general. Four Koreans and six Japanese were arrested as 74 people were detained. Rioters set fires at American sites and attacked police in Osaka and Tokyo during the two city clashes tied to Korea War tensions.
Honors announced for three Long Beach students. Margaret Hansen Mendenhall receives the Florence Nightingale award in UC nursing. She will move to Boston with Dr H W Mendenhall for internship at Boston City Hospital in August. Daniel Dooley of Caltech in Pasadena earns the Daniel and Florence Guggenheim Propulsion Fellowship for graduate study at Caltech. H Allen Berkheimer appears on the door roll for the University of New Mexico College of Engineering in Albuquerque.
County Supervisor Herbert C. Legg announced moving a $125,000 public pool project from Lakewood Country Club to a county park. The Lakewood Development Company will still fund $125,000 while the county selects the site and contractor. The timetable aims for completion by next summer as officials study new locations such as Mayfair Park Pan-American Park Wardlow Park and Lakewood Park Corp parcels.
The Catholic Youth Organization closes registrations Monday at 3 p.m. at the CYO office 123 BE.14 St for a five week program starting July 1 at the Catholic center. It includes games crafts day camping excursions learn to swim singing dancing drama story telling athletics movies and picnics.
General Matthew Ridgway returned to supreme headquarters and said he was tremendously impressed by what he saw on a three day tour of West Germany. The report notes Ridgway's strong reaction to developments and conditions observed during the visit.
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