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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1951

Page

33

Long Beach Then and Now A 1884 booster portrait

Malcolm Epley quotes a Pacific Coast Chub piece loaned by B F Tucker showing Long Beach in 1884 as the grandest boulevard and peerless seaside resort. The Long Beach Development Co promotes 1200 residents, schools, churches, trains, artesian water, and cheap land sales, praising a future city with real estate appeal.

Long Beach B. F. Tucker Pacific Coast Bailiwick Long Beach Journal Wells, Fargo and Co S Express Southern Pacific R. R Los Angeles

City to Vote Tomorrow on School Board

Voters will choose two of five candidates for the Long Beach Unified School District school board in a election from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 257 consolidated precinct polls. Liquor sales will be prohibited during election hours. Incumbents running include Dr. Dwight C. Sigworth and Dr. Walter Boyd.

Long Beach Unified School District Dwight C. Sigworth Cedar Ave Walter Boyd Second St

Long Beach School Board Election Set With Five Candidates

Voters head to 257 polling places in the Long Beach Unified School District for the school election. Editorial recommendations favor retaining Dr. Dwight C. Sigworth and Dr. Walter H. Boyd on the Education Board while Edward W. Barrus George W. Bradley and Mrs Honore Dash vie for three seats. Approximately 125000 residents are eligible to vote. the board holds five members with four year terms and holdovers include Mrs Elizabeth Audson Eugene Tincher and George Vermillion.

Edward W. Barrus Orange Ave George W. Bradley Temple Ave Honore Dash Oregon Ave Sleworth Boyd Barrus Bradley Cash Elizabeth Audson Eugene Tincher George Vermillion

Two Injured in Rainy Pico Avenue Crash

In a two car collision at Pico Ave and Seventh St in the rain early today two people were injured. Mrs Arvan K Bolls 23 of 820 Width St San Pedro suffered possible internal and back injuries while John Marcum 22 an enlisted man had a fractured nose. Mrs Bolls was held for observation at Seaside Hospital while Marcum rode as a passenger in a car driven by Mary enlisted man William Hirte 23.

Pico Ave Seventh St Arvan K. Bolls San Pedro John Marcum

Wilson Alumni Party Tomorrow

A large turnout is anticipated tomorrow night at the fifth Wilson High alumni reunion for graduates 1948 through 1950 inclusive. Meeting place is the new girls’ gym at 8 p.m. Sponsors Al Johnson and James Peters will conduct a tour through the new gymnasiums. Kathrine Harrison of the Wilson faculty will display photographs and clippings from her years at the school.

Wilson High al Johnson James Peters Kathrine Harrison Wilson

Policeman stamps, mails lost letters in Los Angeles

A Los Angeles man’s four letters found yesterday by Officer John F. Clausson on Cedar Avenue between Ocean Boulevard and Broadway were ready to mail except for stamps. Clausson purchased stamps and sent the letters on, bearing the return address of Claude C. Croft at 2961 Fletcher Drive.

Los Angeles Ltters John F. Clausson Cedar Ave Ocean Blvd Broadway Clausson Claude C. Croft Fletcher Dr

State Conclave of Amvets Heads Opens Saturday

State Amvets leaders gather for a two day executive committee meeting starting Saturday at Amvets Post 13 Rendezvous Supper Club. About 300 leaders are expected to attend as resolutions are prepared for the state convention in Santa Monica next month. State Commander William O Sullivan of Los Angeles will preside. Long Beach members Otis Gale Charles Kelly and Joyce Bersuch head committees.

Amvyets Amvets Rendezvous Second St Santa Monica William O'Sullivan Los Angeles WiJl Long

Cpl Skoglund Killed in Korea In Telegram to Kin

Cpl Donald Skoglund, age 22, was killed in action in Korea, a telegram from Washington, D. C. notified his mother Mrs. S. A. Skoglund of 300 E Arbor Street yesterday. Born April 24, 1931 in this city, he attended Jane Addams Elementary Lindbergh Junior High Jordan High and John Dewey Continuation High before enlisting May 28, 19 68. He served with the 2nd Engineers Combat Battalion and was a Jordan High ROTC member. He was promoted to corporal on February 16.

Donald Skoghund S. A. Skoglund E Arbor St Adjutant General of the Army Washington, D. C Cpl. Skoglund Korea Washington Donald Jane Addams Lindbergh Jordan High John Dewey Army 2Nd Engineers

Two Radios Stolen From Albany Woman’s Apartment

Mary Oliver, 35, of Albany, reported to police that two radios valued at 140 dollars were taken from her apartment yesterday.

Mary Oliver

City Contract Let for Pump Station North of Pacific Coast Hwy

The city manager's office set a pump station contract to Charles A. Duko Associates for a S161687 drain pump station north of Pacific Coast Highway beside the Los Angeles River flood control channel. City funds around S123, N90 with the state covering S31, to serve a north side storm drain west of the flood channel. As the Long Beach Freeway extends north, additional pumps will be installed to handle drains from the residential area and freeway, with Dutra of Long Beach slated to start within 10 days and about seven months for completion.

Charles A. Duko Samuel E. Vick Ield Long Beach Vickers Willow St

Customer Sniffs Flower $42 Vanishes at Nursery

A man posing as a customer inspected camellias at Frank's Nursery on 1536 W. Pacific Coast Hwy yesterday afternoon and $42 was stolen from the cash register. Frank Hiroshima reported the incident. authorities believe an accomplice aided the theft.

Frank Pacific Coast Hwy Frank Hiroshima Peirce

Daffodil Rain Dims as Long Beach Showers Ease

The end of showers is forecast for this afternoon in Long Beach after a rainy morning that soaked streets and caused eight minor accidents including a pedestrian collision. The day brought 0.14 inches of rain by 8:30 am, lifting season total to 7.12 inches while temperatures ranged 66 to 53 and officials expect partly cloudy skies through Friday.

Long Beach Nevada U.S

Berling Defense Plans to Quiz Suspect's Mother

In a California court a defense attorney announced plans to question Miss Berling's mother Mary Schauer about her alleged search for the daughter. Prosecutors cite a 1943 post office letter as evidence of concerns over the girl's address. Berling, 33, is accused of torturing and killing Kay Frances Erickson, 10, last Oct 12.

Violet John Herling Albert C. S. Ramsey Mary Schauer Ter Ramsey Ing Ted C. Sten Miss Berling Los Angeles Miller Kay Frances

Harbor Dispute Halts Work as Longshoremen Skip Cargo

Longshoremen in harbor refuse to work during an NLRB injunction hearing over the lumber freighter C-Trader. 28 ships were in port at noon with eight more due. A court order bars ILWU from picketing the ship and blocks similar actions in San Francisco and Reedsport.

C-Trader The Marine Exchange D. J. Harrington National Labor Relations Board International Longshore ILWU Sailors” Union of the Pacific NLRB U. S. District Court of Federal Myron C. Westover Los Angeles

L B Pair Thank Police Firemen for Fast Action

A Long Beach couple thanks Police Chief William Dovey and the fire department ambulance crew for rapid response to a February 4 heart attack. Officers Stroud Jr and Mitchell and EMTs Woollcott and Hocking aided the 68 year old husband en route to St. Mary's Hospital, with oxygen likely saving his life.

Long Beach Fire Department William H. Dovey James Lieberman Coronado Ave William Gc, Stroud Jr Maxwell Mitchell Fred Wool’cott William Hocking Lieberman St. Mary's Hospital

Two Long Beach Residents Hurt In Alameda Street Crash

Two Long Beach residents endured injuries in a crash with a lumber truck and trailer on Alameda Street near Artesia Avenue in Compton at 2 18 p m yesterday. Mrs Emilie Bell 31 of 1432 East 10th Street suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries. Leeman Bell 35 of the same address had multiple bruises and lacerations. The truck driver Claude Cox 50 of 1613 Beach Street Torrance was uninjured.

Long Beach Alameda St Artesia Ave Compton California Highway Patrol Harbor General Hospital Emilie Bell E. 10Th St Leeman Bell Claude Cox Beach St. Torrance

Whales Reported All Over Harbor By Locals

Reports from boatmen and residents say California gray whales have abandoned usual migration routes. Capt. John Olivari's Case Ace saw two whales within 100 feet of the tug. A yacht reported a flotilla near Long Beach and breakwater.

John Olivari Case Ace Smart Long Beach

Fete Planned for Arrival of Mighty Mo Battleship

Missouri known as Mighty Mo, the World War II era battleship that shelled Korea, heads to Long Beach for crew rest arriving April 12. Naval officials will berth at a shipyard due to depth, with a city reception planned for Vice Admiral Struble and staff but no public ceremony.

Faber Korea Missouri Long Beach Uncle Sam Long Beach Harbor Naval Shipyard Pearl Harbor Arthur R. Struble Earl Warren California Forrest Smith Fred S. Dean Oscar Trippett Los Angeles Campbell Coronado Missite Adm Hungnam George C. Wright USN Washington D. C Navy Francis P. Matthews Syngman Rhee Republic of Korea Douglas MacArthur Matthew Ridgway Eighth Army Adm Strubie Seventh Fleet Harold M. Martin First Fleet San Diego Norfolk U. S

Auto Swerves to Miss Walker Hits Building

Two women injured when the car swerved to miss another vehicle and three pedestrians, crashing into a building at Harbor Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway. Driver Mrs. Lillian E. Mills of Chicago and passenger Mrs. Clare Drews of Santa Monica were treated at Seaside Hospital.

Harbor Blvd Pacific Coast Hwy Lillian E. Mills Chicago Clare Drews Santa Monica Seaside Hospital

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