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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1951

Page

12

Revised hot cargo ban stirs California legislature

In Sacramento on April 25, debates over a court proof hot cargo ban sparked sharp legislative interest. Sen. Hatfield trimmed the bill to a simple rule opposing secondary strikes and boycotts, while labor unions warned the measure could still outlaw labor's tactics. The Senate planned a hearing, with lawmakers split over enforcement and constitutional concerns.

California Lea George J. Hatfield Newman California State Federation of Labor AFL

Honorable Mention for 2. B. Poets at Writers Week

In the Browning Poetry Contest two poets from Long Beach received honorable mention Lois Jeanette Dalton and Leona Bishop Mealey their entries placed high in the adult division The event was announced yesterday at Writers Week at the University of Redlands John Gartner a Long Beach hunting and fishing author leads today's Writers Week session as a principal speaker.

Writers Week University of Redlands Lois Jeannette Dalton Leona Bishop Mealey Long Beach John Gartner

Judge Desmond Improves But Remains Bedbound

Retired jurist Judge Walter J. Desmond, long in ill health at his home on 3855 Pacific Ave, shows some improvement this week but remains confined to bed.

Desmond Walter J. Desmond Pacific Ave

Warren seeks 5,300,000 appropriation for 1951 52 costs

Governor Warren advocates a 5.3 million dollar appropriation to fund county facilities for the care and custody of seniles. The Assembly social welfare committee approved the bill but sent it to ways and means for cost screening.

Warren Assembly Social Welfare Committee

Campaign to Ruin Public Schools Seen

Dr A Elwood Adams warned at the Wilton Hotel breakfast that an organized campaign to disrupt public schools is spreading across cities. He cited a near by case where attacks damaged a system and noted the pattern of identical language used by critics. He contrasted past selective schooling with today’s broad enrollment in California and urged teachers to balance foundational skills with diverse student needs.

Elwood Adams Chamber of Commerce Wilton Hotel Adams California

Subdivision Plan Studied Near Lakewood by County Panel

The Regional County Planning Commission reviewed L. H. Boyar’s proposal to subdivide 750 acres east of Cherry Avenue and north of Carson Street for 3699 houses. City officials opposed it, arguing loss of industrial land and gridiron street layout concerns for safety and aesthetics. Boyar, LA County residential developer and Lakewood Park Corp. president, owns the property.

Regional County Planning Commission L. H. Boyar Cherry Ave Carson St Los Angeles Werner Rudhti Jack Merrick Chamber of Commerce Committee Lakewood Ruchti Boyar Rudhti Lakewood Park Corp

Five Accused in Dope Case

Police and sheriff's deputies charged three men and two women yesterday with narcotic possession. Sam K Cuthamp and Glenn E Merhab, both 25 or 24, were arraigned before Municipal Judge Wilber F Downs and held on $1000 bail for a preliminary hearing April 30 on marijuana possession charges. Merle A Reid, 23, was charged with marijuana possession but free on bail pending a writ returnable Thursday. Cuthamp and Merhab were arrested at 22 St. Joseph. Joseph P Logan, 25, baseball player, and Sylvia Ann Poon, 25, were arrested at 1750 E First St with about three-fourths of a pound of marijuana. Poon arraigned today with preliminary hearing April 30 and bail $500. Logan to be arraigned later. bail recommended at $5000.

Wilber F. Downs Sam K.cuthamp Glenn E. Merhab Merle A. Reid Atlantic Ave Logan

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