Four Hospitalized in Fatal Crash Reported
Four people were hospitalized after a traffic crash in Artesia on Sunday that killed Bernice M. Riley of Long Beach. Injured were Fred R. Riley 27 and Ray G. Riley 60 of Long Beach, Vickie White 3 months of Fullerton, and Marthus Kelan 30 of Ariesla. Officer reports indicate Thomas Haught 42 of Fullerton driven car collided with the Riley vehicle. Haught and two others suffered minor injuries. Funeral for Bernice Riley set for Thursday at Mottell's Mortuary chapel with interment at Sunnyside Memorial Park.
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Loig Beach
Fred R. Riley
Ray G. Riley
Gundry
Vickie White
W. Male
Fullerton
Marthus Kelan
Orangethorpe
Ariesla
Riley
Seaside
Terminal Island Naval Dispensary
Fullerton Cottage Hospital
Phelan
Fair Candiion
Artesia Hospital
Norwalk Blvd
Centralia St
Bernice M. Riley
Young Riley
Thomas Haught
W. Maple Ave
Haught
Mottell
W. R. Hall
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Louise Herrick
Fred Best
Charles Best
Long Beach
Cora Mae Feterson
Chicago
Ill
Sunset Seeks Annexation to Huntington Beach
Sunset Beach Improvement Association votes to pursue annexation to Huntington Beach. Eleven members sign a unanimous resolution at a Sunset Beach meeting led by President T. F. McLain. A petition is drafted and will be circulated in local businesses for resident signatures. The group cites county lax in policing and services as the motive.
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Sunset Beach
Association
Fiery Bombrack Gives L. B. Flier Hot Korean Day
Combat flying in Korea can be hot says Capt. Weckford Morgan of the 152nd Bomb Wing. In a letter to his wife he recalls enemy fire setting his bombs ablaze over enemy territory. He jettisoned them to save the plane but had to land behind enemy lines. A veteran of 59 combat missions and Air Medal with 11 clusters, he later returned to Japan after repairs.
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Weckford Morgan
152Nd
Marjorie Morgan
Greenbrier Rd
Morgan
Japan
House Robber Steals Wallet With Gems At Home
Corinne Beck reports a thief entered her home on Seventh Street by a jimmied door while she was away. The robber stole a wallet containing 1500 in seryers and 65. Police believe the thief may have been hiding in the house when she returned.
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Seryers
Corinne Beck
Seventh St
Lawmakers push crime probe and liquor control split
California legislators move to create three committees to probe crime and linkages with communism while Gov Warren backs a new California Crime Commission. A constitutional amendment would transfer liquor regulation from the Board of Equalization to a governor appointed board amid calls for stricter liquor law enforcement.
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Jack B. Tenney
Los Angeles
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Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
University of California Board of Regents
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Sen. Tenney
California
un-American, Activities Committee
Regan
Assembly
Bernard Brady
San Francisco
U. S. Senate
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R. Berkeley
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D.-Placerville
State Grange
Board of Liquor Powers
George Sehrmeyer
State Grangemaster
Liquor Control
Board of Equalization
Cafe Brawl Leads to Felony Charges in Signal Hill
Three men face felony counts after a Saturday morning brawl at a Signal Hill cafe drawing about 100 people. Richard Bihner 22 and William Elhamer 23 face charges for attempting to escape police. Ronald Bihner 24 charged with attempting to rescue Elhamer. Bail amounts ranged from 100 to 1300 dollars as pleas and preliminary hearings set.
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Richard Bihner
Stanley Ave
William Elhamer
E. Market St
Ronald J. Bihner
E.market St
Elhamer
John W. Dawson
C. R. Blake
Buhners
Roberta Butzbach
Dept. Dist
Ted Shield
Robert Krause
Charles H. Gimes
Lynwood
Butzen
Retired Teachers Honored for Long Service
Letters of appreciation go from the school board to two elementary district teachers who resigned after a combined 156 years. Elizabeth Cairns, a fourth grade instructor at Roosevelt, served 29 years at Lee Whittier and Willard. Mae Morse Overgaard, a Lafayette sixth grade teacher, taught 27 years at Grant Roosevelt Whittier Bryant Edison Seaside Mann and Addams.
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Elizabeth D. Cairns
Roosevelt
Lee
Whittier
Willard
Mae
Morse Overgaard
Lafayette
Grant
Bryant
Edison
Seaside
Mann
Press-Telegram
Heart Diet Tips Highlight Fat and Salt Reduction
At the American College of Physicians meeting Dr. Thomas Durant of Temple University urged cutting fat and salt to prevent heart disease. He outlined four tips including more vitamins and minerals, sufficient protein, iron, and overall healthier eating to reduce cardiac risk and extend life.
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ST. Louis
American College of Physicians
Thomas M. Duurant
Temple University School of Medicine
Durant
China Reds Arrest Priest at Mission
UPA reports Chinese Reds have arrested Robert Kennelly a 51 year old priest from Norwalk Connecticut at Loting Mission Swangsi Province. He is charged with mistreating and killing orphans in his care.
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Hong Kong
UPA Catholic
Robert Kennelly
Norwalk
Conn
Loting Mission
Swangsi
Kennelly
Municipal Primary Sees Forty Nine Candidates Vying
Forty nine candidates qualified for the 1951 municipal primary election. The slate includes 10 for auditor, two for city attorney, one prosecutor, three municipal judges, and several council seats across districts. The city clerk will certify names by April 17 and withdrawals are due by April 13. The May 8 election date is set. A Doyle backed Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Biltmore Bowl draws attention amid partisan tensions. A PTA board backed bills include appointive state superintendent, outdoor science programs, increased basic aid, and kinder garden and first grade entrance age adjustments.
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Clyde Doyle
Biltmore Bowl
Rep
Rep. Doyle
Sen
Paul Douglas
Douglas
Doyle
Rolland Truman
Long Beach
California
Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA Board of Managers
Board approves $1.1 million in school construction
The Los Angeles Board of Education approved plans for a $1.1 million construction project at the Clarence W. Pierce School of Agriculture and the Valley Junior College, announced yesterday.
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Board of Education
Clarence W. Pierce School of Agriculture
The
Valley Junior College
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