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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1954

Page

15

Signs and oddities spark town curiosity and charity

IGNS around town ask Are you a tol or a fool This has caused curiosity and inquiries from people unsure which they are Theater man Milton B Arthur backs signs to prompt soul searching Tammy Stockbridge displays an Invisible Fish bowl provoking debate About Easter lessons a reader voices concern over cruelty in gift for children W T Chapman sends a California greeting card to a blind friend in Braille class at Stevenson Elementary Local youths read about a lipstick kissing poster at the Imperial Theater Post colors for the American Legion are dedicated by Ed Blencowe

Stockbridge Tommy Long Beach Los Angeles Brame Chapman Chapmen Child Welfare Services Bldg Beatlle Mercedes Nims Stevenson California Deerwood Imperial Theater Georgia Peterson Post American Legion Ed Blencowe

Holy Week Sermons Highlight Interfaith Services

A Long Beach Holy Week program features Rev. Roy Carl Mason of North Long Beach Methodist Church comparing today’s arguments to Christ's time and urging truth over violence. Various pastors from First Christian, St. John's Presbyterian, First Methodist, Calvary, and other churches conduct noon services and Maundy Thursday events with choir and candlelit communion.

Roy Carl Mason North Long Beach Methodist Church Jesus Iia First Christian Church Fifth St Locust Ave Ater Masus Wwe Christ Long Beach Conch Mason Ben Thomson Cowles St. John's Community Presbyterian Church Los Altos Carl Robertson Clarence E. Naugle Trinity United Lutheran Church Wilford Hall Lakewood Village Community Church William H. McCance First Conregational Church Mary Bassett George Otis Marsh Bixby Knolls Charles F. Tingley First Baptist Church Frank M. Kepner Southern California Baptist Convention Immanuel Baptist Church Merrill Jensen Wilshire Presbyterian Church Santa Ana

Egg Hunters Invited for Easter Egg Hunt at Park

Long Beach Eagles present their second annual Easter egg hunt at 10 a.m. Saturday at Lin Recreation Park. All youngsters are invited.

Long Beach Satlin Recreation Park

Five Hurt in Pacific Coast Highway Crash

Five people were injured Monday afternoon when two cars collided on Pacific Coast Highway south of Colorado Street. The Detwiler car, slowing for traffic, was rear collided by Roland Pearce’s auto, causing a head on with a pickup driven by Ralph Coachman. Victims include Clarence Detwiler 58 with a fractured hip, Pearl Detwiler 50 with a fractured arm, Coachman 21 with brain concussion and bruises, Lynda Cashman 4 with a fracture, Sandra Vedrazzi 9 with minor injuries. all treated at Community Hospital.

Pacific Coast Hwy Colorado St Clarence BE Detwiler San Diego Pearl B. Detwiler Ralph ©. Coacman Palo Verde Avec Lynda M. Cashman Sandra Fedrazzi Community Hospital Roland Edward Pearce Gladys Ave Cashman Lynda Cashman

State Income Tax Office Busier Now

With the April 15 filing deadline near, the Long Beach branch of the state income tax office reports a pickup in activity. Manager Pat Erskine notes this year brings a heavier rush of last minute filers as residents rush to avoid penalties by filing before midnight Thursday. Individual nets of 2000 dollars or more and married couples with combined incomes of 40 thousand or more are mentioned in notices.

Heartwell Bldg Pat Erskine Long Beach California

Gunman robs drive-in and steals 1500 barrels of oil

A bandit held up a drive-in cashier at 19 Pine Ave and forced her to hand over oil worth about 5000 dollars from Exeter Oil Co storage tanks. Deputies report the gunman fled in a model car after the Thursday night robbery near Sacramento.

Ewood Seitier_ BE Tale Et Hartwell Pine Ave Sheriff's Deputies Doris Elaine Daggett St Sacramento Beverly Sean Bickel Booth Exeter Oil Co Paramount Allen Dumerin Refinery Southan Cherry Ave Ager Dunnerin

35000 Students Invade Newport Beach for Easter Week

Newport Beach reports about 35,000 students, high school and college, during Easter Week. Police Chief John A. Upson notes the crowd mirrors last year with noisy parties, reckless driving, loud car pipes, and speeding leading to police calls. 60 officers on duty, reserves included, with juvenile court set for quick handling of incidents.

Newport Balboa Harbor Southern California Newport Beach Newsport Beach John A. Upson Capistrano Grunion Upson

Sting Ray Injury Rovered Fisherman at Sea Near Seal Beach

Augustine J. Stagmare, 39, of 56 Seventh St San Pedro, was struck in the arm by a sting ray while hauling a net aboard the mackerel boat San Gennaro off Seal Beach. He was taken to Seaside Hospital after bleeding profusely. he said a 15 to 20 pound ray hooked him while reaching for a shark in the net. He was released after treatment.

Augustine J. Stagmare Seventh St. San Pedro San Gennaro Seal Beach Bok&t Pierpoint Lending Stagmare Seaside Hospital

Heavy voting reported in Gardena and nearby cities

Gardena shares heavy turnout with 7300 registered voters as reform groups push to oust six poker clubs. In Seal Beach and Signal Hill turnout was lighter while gambling looms as the major issue. Reform candidates promise to close gambling loopholes and deploy anti gambling campaigns.

Gardena Seal Beach Signal Hill Bob King Roy Bain Ray £. Harbold Automotive Electrical Company King Paul Hasley L. E. Bennett Airport Club Lew Webster Don, Bowen Cyrus Shepard Jack D. Croce Harold V. Clark Ira W.muen

County to Start 1 Million Los Altos Flood Project

The county will commence a 1 million dollar flood-control project in Los Altos to widen the Atherton Street to Bay channel near Los Cerritos. Major elements include widening to 200 feet to reduce residential flooding and constructing a new bridge at Anaheim Street at about 100 thousand dollars. A second Los Cerritos link between Atherton and Palo Verde is planned for 1955 with concrete lining and fencing, another 1 million dollar effort.

Atherton St Los Cerritos Samuel B. Vickers Los Alta Los Altos Filas Anaheim St Yess D. Gilkerson Las Cerritos Atherton Palo Verde Ave H. E. Hedger Bounty

Wisconsin Battleship Docks at Long Beach for Two Day Stop

The 52,000 ton battleship Wisconsin arrived at Long Beach Naval Shipyard from a Far East tour. The ship will stay about two days before departing for Norfolk Virginia. A welcome ceremony featured Rear Adm. Burrowes and Capt. Flaherty. Five local residents serve aboard. The ship previously visited in 1952 and plans to sail Friday.

Wisconsin Long Beach Naval Shipyard Norfolk St. Paul California Navy Thomas Burrowes Long, Beach Destroyer Flotilla 3 M. F. D. Flaherty Annapolis Clint Furrer Chamber of Commerce Armed Services Alx Fisherty Long Beach Joseph A. Pinto F. 19Th St Kenneth R. Anderson W. 10Th St Richard K. Elston Jan Ave David Avila Gale Downey Geof Spaulding Seaman Ice Placentia Tong Beach Norfollx

Two Drivers Held Responsible in Fatal Crashes

A coroner jury found two bus crashes resulted in four deaths. Dorothy Reed, Helen Harper, and Terry Rutherford were among those named as at fault. The jury indicated possible criminal responsibility and forwarded findings to the district attorney for manslaughter considerations. An additional bus driver Willard Lee and transportation officials faced questions over schedule safety.

Fore Coe Broadway Yey Dorothy M. Reed Warwood St Sea- Long Beach Tenth St Walnut Ave Elmore S. Thompson Helen Los Angeles Pany Bennett Ave Jacqueline Bbeen Ferguson

Extra bus added to North Long Beach line Wednesday

Long Beach Motor Bus Co announced Monday it will assign an additional bus to North Long Beach Line 5 beginning Wednesday.

N. LB Long Beach Motor Bus Co LongBeach

Cow Tramples 10-Year-Old on Dairy Farm

Hugo Var Vliet, 10, was found unconscious outside a dairy barn in Bellflower after a cow trampled him. He was rushed to Bellflower 24 Hour Medical Center with possible skull fracture, concussion, and knee injuries. Deputies noted uncertainty whether the boy was attacked or knocked down accidentally. the family could not explain the incident.

Bellflower Corral Hugo Var Vliet 14Th St Sheriff's R. J. Kundtz W. P. Greenlee Hugo Klass van Vliet

Missing flier found safe at Merced Airport

Feared missing after a flight from Long Beach to Stockton, San Rafael resident Woodrow L. Lacey landed at Merced Airport. Civil Aeronautics Admin officials said Lacey landed his light sport plane shortly after field reopened. He had flown about 434 hours total.

Long Beach Stockton San Rafael Merced Civil Aeronautics Administration Woodrow L. Lacey Eld Aem Jacey

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