Jet Bomber on Speed Try Has to Land
A Douglas ASD Sky Warrior attempted an unofficial coast to coast speed run from Los Angeles to Kansas landing at Olathe Naval Air Station due to oxygen trouble. The current record stands 3 hours 46 minutes 33 and three fifths seconds set March 9 by an Air Force FS4F Thunderstreak. Crew: Cmdr Ho J Badger pilot from Salt Lake City, Cdr John M DeVane Jr co-pilot from Fayetteville, and Lt Carl F Klindworth observer from Hogeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Navy
Kansas
Douglas Aircraft Co
Jett
Pany
Olathe
Kan
Naval Air Station
National Aeronautical Assn
Sky Warrior
Ho J. Badger
Saltoke City
Utah
John M. DeVane Jr
Fayetteville
N. C
Carl F. Klindworth
Hogeland
Mont
Appoint New Director of Vets' Affairs
Gov Knight announced J Marvin Russel of Sacramento as director of veterans affairs succeeding Daniel J. Callaghan Jr. who resigned. Russell will earn twelve thousand dollars annually and had been acting director since Callaghan’s resignation January 4. Ed W. Balt of San Francisco was named Russel’s deputy. Balt is a former commander of the state American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight Friday
J Marvin Russel
Aftat
Russell
Daniel J. Callaghan Jr
Oakland
San Francisco
Russel
Balt
State
American Legion
Obituaries for Rudder and Cheever Lead Long Beach Notices
George Walter Rudder 67 of 5942 Brayton Ave of Central Services City Maintenance Dept died Thursday in a Long Beach hospital. Survived by wife Nora two daughters and several grandchildren. Service Monday at Mortell's and Peek Chapel with burial at Green Ber Memorial Park San Pedro. Sadie N. Cheever BC of 172 W Plymouth St died Thursday at home after two years in Long Beach Born in American Fork Utah member of Latter Day Saints Second Ward. Survived by husband Fred E two steps daughters and several siblings. Services to be held in American Fork Mortuary in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudder
George Walter Rudder
Brayton Ave
City Maintenance Dept
Long Beach
Peoria
Ill
Nora
Tla Devore
Burt Morton
Fredi
WLR
Carl DeMarixen
al Seilmap
Min Mortell's & Peek
Reit J. Kershawn
Green EF Memorial Park
San Pedro
Chehver
Sadie N. Cheever
Plymouth St
American Fork
Utah
Chuirch
Fred E
Ira
Oonn
Clyde
Lea
Ike Nelson
Della Kirkendall
Elizabeth Jackson
Melpha Alten
Lorain Anderson
Compton
Beth-Cos
Americar Fork
Spongbers Mortuary
Joen
Permits for Beach Neon Signs and Alterations
A historical notice lists numerous building permits and contract actions including Beach Neon Signs Co. and Lone Beach Neon Signs Co. for sign work and alterations. Names such as GAD Bradway and J Kadaw appear with varied project descriptions like loading decks, storage buildings, and furnaces. The fragmented OCR references multiple contractors and locations, reflecting a busy permit year with numerous alterations and installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gad Bradway
Beach Neon
Lone Beach Neon Signs Co
Serpe Eberhin
Eulivanine Pool
SIS Quincy
Ha Kine Aeasiruction Co
F. J Kadaw
Harry S. Laustire
Alferaton
Z. G. Lovett
Mares
Ipi
Quigis
E ‘Agrer
Dohad i. McKim
Acition
Inrris Fence Co
Carl Evans
Jeng VE Neptune
Cac
Bo Forel
Cortrarter
Rater
Genstm Cs
Mlte
Encinees
Southwestern Partiend Cement
Asal Cherry
Maceo
Contmietor
Baralsun
Hinsalzon
Cor Prater
Phish
Jad
Warisons
Record pace in U S business and industry this week
New York IP reports a heated start to 1951 with gross national product at a 269 billion annual rate for Jan-March, the strongest first quarter on record. Second quarter demand seen rising toward new peaks. steel output, auto production, and housing starts show upsurge while labor strains surface in autos, textiles, and coal sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit
Chrysler
Plymouth
Huys
King
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
South
New England
Pittsburgh
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
Ry H. De La Chattelle and Paine Webbe Jackson & Curtis discuss a market wave into April May with earnings reports. They note Dow Jones highs around 420, a near panick soften after, and expect 1955 to be a banner year with unemployment down and rising factory payrolls. Retail sales set a record as auto production hits a new peak and construction soars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry H. DE LA Chatelle
Whn
Paine
Webbe
Jackson & Curtis
Chaliees
Van
Dow-Jones
Ynow
Niy
F. W. Dodge Corp
Meer
Arer
Allegheny
Tualam'cranark
Jordan Fossil Hunters Plan Run for the Hills Sunday
Jordan Fossil Hunters plan a Sunday expedition to a tract of land at the ends of their properties, near Santa Monica. The event Includes a sponsor barbeque, a field trip with teachers and Boy Scouts oversight, and a potential major company sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Run For the Hills
Pez
Boy Scouts
Admis
jRarker Bros
Inilust
Rayon
Lavis
Cory
Santa Monica
Eddy Barbeque
Franklin
Kansas crew scouts angles for Picnic filming in Salina
In Salina Kansas director Josh Logan and his production team arrived Friday to assess camera angles lighting and technical needs for filming Colum bia Pictures Picnic in the area with local crew support and locations under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Sovie
Josh Logan
Ne Coluimbia
Filmer
Ares
Tides and Temperatures Report Sunday 1853
Sailors note tides and temperatures for Sunday AE 17 1853. Times for moonset and sunset appear, with page marks showing 6:25 p.m. sunset and 1:37 p.m. moonset, plus a 6:14 p.m. event and a 22 ft rise, indicating weather and sea conditions relevant to navigation.
Tax Payment by AFI Highlights World Wide Airmen Pay
A $47,937.00 tax payment was issued by AFI to cover federal income tax withholding for airmen worldwide for January February and March. The check was submitted before the 2 midnight deadline at the Air Force finance center in Denver. Allan is Colorado director of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFI
Denver
George H. Aljlen
U.S
Air Force Finance Center
Allan
Colorado
U. S. Internal Revenue Sea— Ite
Vital Statistics Los Cerritos and area births and licenses
A garbled column lists birth records and marriage licenses across Los Angeles County including names such as Adolph Flores and Margaret Benson, and mentions addresses in Redondo Beach, Long Beach, and Pasadena. It references Navy personnel and residents of South Gate and Playa del Rey, with dates like April 13 and April 24 amid sparse legible details.
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Los Cerritos Aloternity Hospital
Flores
Aie
Adolph
Redondo Boygarth
Atxees
Ameen
Yazaadee
Snenetth
TAGES
Strang
Gnity
el Pazea
Dave
Hollis
Critles
Norval
Etsy Aba
Pettersen
Ire
Carlion
Hollowgod Rinera
Ape
Rowe Mr
Tarreil
Tenth St. Br
Los Angeles County
Harey B. Hermen
Margaret B. Benson
H. Gan Antonio Dr
Yivs
Molle
U.S. Navy
Haye H. Peverson
Sapnatl Ave
Afipitining Snl
Harald W. Brows
Carfax
Belifiower Eek Alt Caraivn A
Sfcbouald Gos Ccad
Strane Robert
Hause
Olive
Barbara _S. Simpson
Sebring
Ocean
Jeraldine L. Stone
Sherwood
Smith
Gardsain
Barbara
Zunlek
B. Ocean Biv
Jane Menner
Vista, St
Richard L. Day
Poplar St
Joan L. Erickson
Baltic
Robert S. Warren
Beach St
Pasadena
Betty L. Soden
Redondo Ave
George W. Kalinowski
Carolyn Harnsier
Barbara J. Lasenitz
Is & Longworth
Norwatte
Gustav al Kroll
Cerrison
Mary L. Giuliany
Uurrison
Clareman
Aan
William C. McKenni
Playa del Rey
Eileen A. Hosking
Carsolliva E. Spangle
Jassie E. Tenbet
Silly F. Ingle
JoAnn MM. Gilligan
Chéstaut
Manarie
Charles A. Jackson
Connie C
Loudenha Clanm i Barth
South Gate
Pein
Leigh Court
Foreign Exchange Students Sponsored by Poly Clubs
Campus clubs and organizations will sponsor a foreign exchange student after a senior class vote against the project. The plan uses an all-school carnival on May 6 to raise about $600, with proceeds augmented by class donations, sororities, and fraternities to cover travel expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polys Clubei
Poly
Poly Class Contests End April 24
Five crucial interclass contests leave Poly High tied for top honors in the year long competition. The April 8 to 24 class duel drive will decide. Funds go to retiring seniors for prom and activities, with part of the money possibly financing a foreign exchange student from Germany. A senior from William Millington may be sent abroad to improve ties and counter propaganda. After arrival, the student tours the United States for two weeks before joining Long Beach. Student government members are Jim Fukumoto, Joan Taberis, June Harper, and Mar Rie BicDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly Highchool
Cubs
Fram William Millington
Poly
America
United States
Long Beach
Jim Fukumoto
Joan Taberis
June Harper
Mar Rie
Exhibits Ready for Bay Industrial Arts Show
More than 1,500 youths from local junior and senior highs and City College will enter the Industrial Arts and Vocational Education Awards program on Monday April 25. Entries will be displayed for public inspection at the City College Business and Technology division campus at 1305 E Pacific Coast Highway. Students from grades seven through 12 and City College trades classes participate in 56 classifications across divisions such as architectural drawing construction trades electrical graphics arts handicraft industrial drawing machine shop molding forging welding retailing wood working and general. Prizes include ribbons for first second third and honorable mention, with a $50 scholarship prize to a graduating industrial arts student from each senior high. Advance entries from Jordan include several metal and wood shop pieces. Harvey Wilson sponsors Industrial Arts week at Jordan.
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City College
Business and Technology
Pacific Coast Highway
Sch
Alfred. Truelove
Richard Carsy
Merle Lams
and Technology Divi College
Pacifier Coast Highway
Alamitos Avenue
Harvey Wilson
Jordan
Poly Rifles Take Sixth In Sixth Army Match
The Poly ROTC Rifle Team placed sixth at the Sixth Army Match held at the Poly ROTC Indoor range. Seventeen names are listed among entrants with high point honors awarded to Kent Gibson who led his 14 teammates. The event serves as a prep for the National Rifle Team Match with about thirty teams nationwide competing.
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Foly
Sixth Army
Poly Rotc
George Buckman
Poly
Army
Gibson
Toming
Anthony
Andrews
James Payton
Charles ‘Dohrer
Norvell Love
Lerry J Haas
James Kulbeck
Richard Byrnes
David ‘Thomas
Charles Bright
Burleigh Welson
Don Rollings
Richard Whitney
Jerry Brakeman
Kent Gibsom
Nmates
Kent
Impossible to Trace a Test Health Effect
AEC physician Dr John C Bugher told the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee that it is impossible to trace any health effect to the Nevada atomic weapons tests The director of biology and medicine said harmful effects, if any, are very small The session aimed to allay public fears about the tests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
John C. Bugher
AEC
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Statesmen Conclave at Wilson High
Wilson High hosts the third southern regional convention of the Junior Statesmen of America with speakers from Bank of Belmont Shere and Grace Methodist Church. Attendees include Wilson students and chapter officers as Senior Statesmen plan a Fresno state convention with elections, dinner, and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson High Chapter
Junior Statesmen of America
Chetal Toom
J. Floyd Ragan
Bank of Belmont Shere
Claude Young
Grace Methodist Church
Eaton
Bemis
Wilson
Richard Taylor
Bruinville
Paul Gray
Jim Ragan
Oxecuive
Dan Hall
Mike Brown
Exchangers Set Meeting Exchangers Set Meeting
The Uptown Exchange Club of Long Beach will meet Tuesday night at Lindberg Junior High School. A ham dinner will be served to members and the PT. A. at 7 pm. The group will meet in the new gym to sponsor the annual Art Crafts award program with 300 projects on exhibit. Departments include art foods sewing wood metal electric industrial drawing and special education. Certificates will be given and cash awards presented to winners in each department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uptown Exchange Club
iLong Beach
Lindberg Junior High School
Exchange Club
Pt.ad
T Pm
Uptown Exchange
Davis elected co sports editor of California Tech
William C. Davis of 6657 Milmark Ave has been named co sports editor of the California Tech student newspaper at CALTECH. He is a junior majoring in physics and has been elected serial chairman of Fleming House. The Tech is published weekly by engineering and science students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Davis
Jordan Grad
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Bill
Mtr
Henry C. Davis
Milmark Ave
California Tech
Californi Institute of Technoloy
He Tech
Fleming House
Stech
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Vets’ Affairs
By Waller Breede JR
Ded Industrials
Lang Reach Maurics
Willem de Boe
Dorothy
Jammer 1
Jorepn F
A Ensilio
Sammod
L. Fs
LAS Aris
Geraldine
Dalé A. He Banan
Irvey
Southern California
Fratico
Hw. L. Stalion Uune
Bowen
San Bernardino
Whisor
San Diego
Ai Ag
Beaumont
Needles 'Gan
Bishan
Samta Santa Barbara Ana
Paradena
Riversite
Paso Robles
Thermal
Bageett An
Sandberg and
Torrance
el Cento
Over the Nation
HL Beatior
Biasithas
Red Stuff
Elena i
Reno Ad
Amarili
Hiuren
J Henott
Boswell
Atlanta
India
Napeae Ui Eraenénid
Bakerstle Jasksoovile
Louis
Sismar
L. City
San_Antonio
Seston
Man
Dodge City
jWansia i
Daria
Dedik
el Paso
Bittsbureh
Baialasran
Eureka
S& Be
Anchorage Am Be
Worth
Portis
le Fairbanks
Papit City
Juoctia
Touay
Keay
Yokohaom Shigainoa
Ork Ak Uiyehara Sr
San Tran
Bacherine Apel
CMA OY
Wessel Herth
Pry
Fo Saltor
Anna Bakke
Lbport
Knutsen Line
Ad Captay
Pan
Anc
Vancouver
API
Ae Towerpant i
Luekenbach
San Fran
Tuckenbach Lines
Heiyo “Mara Jap
San
Balboa
Waweilan
Honorahy Matron
Hapeville cNortage
Mancla
Feraville
Java
Poe
Rainter Owens Park
Ranier Sengalure
Swed
New Fork
Mary Coos Bay
Olsan Pri
Coos Bay
Rierland
United Freseco
Waterman Lins Pi
Yokotama Athelduke
Dixera Buffalo
Mietiner
Bandon Cenikia Olson
Ea New York Astine
Maersi
Antwerp Uivendyk
Muna
ECE
Cdut
Francisca San Snesee
Fort Vette
Ike
Erie
Ae Gas
Golden Bear
Hoegh Silvercrest
Apmi
Srancisco Az
Francisco ‘Jeppesen
Tide Water
Taiwan
Jud Fry
Ingle Peterson
Sharon Sallough
Laurie
Oklahoma
Wilson High School
Ati OB
Ben Shoufler
Poly Rifles
Jordan Grad Sports Editor
Judy Johnson
Ralph Herrera
Karen Huifine
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