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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1953

Page

19

California youth push to lower voting age faces split

In Long Beach and statewide, Junior Statesmen of Wilson High mobilize to collect 10000 signatures by May 15 for a 15 year old voting amendment. The group splits over 18 year olds voting, with Long Beach members largely opposed to extending the franchise.

Wilson High California Pelit Lions Long Beach John C. Glover Glover Onna Davis Granaca Donna Frank Smead Newport Georgia Susanne Soltysik Montair Ave

Dandy 3D Thriller Dazes Long Beach Theater Crowd

The West Coast Theater showcased a 3D color film The House of Wax with a silent crescendo of gasps and a flying chair. Vincent Price’s mad sculptor role elicited eerie reactions as depth effects put action over the audience. Manager Wally Smith praised the 3D magnetic sound and announced more shows.

Vincent Price Wally Smith California Los Angeles J-D

Palm landmark torn down as bulldozers move in

In Long Beach workmen began removing the Lowering palm trees at Queen Blvd and Pine Ave. The Savery house once stood there, bought in 1910 for 857,500, famed as the bell house and center of a farm. The palm trees remain as the site clears for an owner and yourself apartment complex.

Don Brackenbury Long Beach Queen Blvd Birth Bell Savery Hull Orange Ave

Barroom Licensing Proposal Under Fire

City officials and witnesses opposed a plan to license a barroom next to a religious meeting place and near a children’s playground. Hearing Officer Joseph Eakers led the session as Mayor Lyman Sutter and Dr. Frank Marnett supported the city’s protest. The Casa Blanca at 215 B, Seaside, faced objections from Rev. William O. Lucas of Youth For Christ. the site sits across from the Municipal band shelter and public benches near a lagoon used for summer swimming classes. The board will hear a report and recommendation next month.

Joseph Eakers State Board of Equalization Lyman Sutter Frank Marnett John L. Apostle Casa Blanca Seaside Biel William O. Lucas Youth For Christ Tracy Theater Eart Lucas Sutter Harnett Albert Ramsey

Too Dangerous Man Sentenced to Prison

George E. Oster, 26, of 2260 Delta Ave, was sentenced to one to 14 years for assault with intent to commit rape and car theft after a court psychiatrist described him as too dangerous. He allegedly tried to attack Joyce West, 18, near 2279 Webster Ave as she walked home from a movie. West escaped after calling for help.

George E. Oster Delta Ave Joseph AT. Maltby Quier Joyce West Webster Ave

UCLA Geography Professor to Speak at Long Beach State

Logan of UCLA will address Long Beach State College today on High Plateaus of Utah. Described as the outstanding field geographer in the United States by Dr James Wilson director of geography. Open to the public without charge at Rp M 49er Play room.

Logan UCLA Rp. M Long Beach State College United States James Wilson al Ong Beach State Uhal

Glass-Eyed Bandit Sentenced for Drugstore Heist

Virgil A. Lewis known as the glass-eyed bandit was sentenced by Superior Judge Joseph M. Vichy to not less than five years in state prison after pleading guilty to a $2700 drugstore robbery at 500 W. Willow St. on March 17.

Virgil A.lewis Joseph M. Vichy Lewis Willow St

Kidnap Hoax Admitted by Two Long Beach Girls

After a night of police searches for missing girls, two Long Beach junior high students admitted they staged the kidnapping hoax. A car was reported near Orange Ave Carson St with youths claiming the girls were forced inside. Police and a school principal confirmed the admission by the juveniles.

Tywa Ht Wen Long Beach Orange Ave Carson St

Psychologists Convene As State Education Chiefs Address Trends

Dr Clarence Hunninutt of Stanford on loan from Syracuse addressed 300 psychologists at the California Association of School Psychologists and Psy chamietiete convention in Lafayette Hotel. Dr William Briscoe of Santa Monica schools urged focus on emotional development and cautioned against diagnostic overemphasis. Dr Inga C McDaniel of San Bernardino County schools presiding. Ned M Russell to be installed tonight at banquet, closing two day gathering.

Clarence Hunninutt Stanford Syracuse University California Association of School of Psychologists Lafayette Ti. Hillmnicutt Wiliam Briscoe Santa Monica UCLA Inga C. McDaniel San Rernardino County Ned M. Russell College of the Pacific Lafayette Supner California Association of School Psychologists and Psychometrists Lafayette Hotel Siaft

Educators’ Action Is Unanimous

Dr. P. Victor Peterson was reappointed president of Long Beach State College for the next fiscal year by the State Board of Education in Oakland. The unanimous action follows a prior hold on appointment during an investigation into management issues. Peterson has led the college since it opened in 1949 as plans for permanent buildings and a $30 million expansion on the 20 acre campus proceed.

P. Victor Peterson Long Beach State College State Board of Education Oakland Peterson

City Worker Dies After Fall at Shop

Rudolph Angstrom, 54, a maintenance worker of 1206 Belmont Ave, fell six feet from a feeder cupboard at the city shop on 14th St and San Francisco Ave, striking his head on paint buckets. He died seven hours later at Seaside Hospital. Body taken to Mote Mortuary.

Rudolph Angstrom Belmont Ave Ity Angstrom Seaside Las Vital 14Th St San Francisco Ave Mote Mortuary

Woman’s overheated phone interest sparks oven fire

Police reports reveal Mrs. Chris Martynse became fascinated by a phone chat. Her hobby led to a burning toast in the oven, prompting three fire engines to respond and extinguish the blaze with little difficulty. She attributed the incident to being overly engaged in the telephone conversation.

Chris Martynse

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