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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1951

Page

6

Deny Violation of Bus Permits

Henry E. Jordan of the Bureau of Franchises told the City Council neither Long Beach City Lines nor the Long Beach Motor Bus Co. is violating their franchises. He noted the Long Beach Motor Bus Co operates between Long Beach and nearby communities with separate records under an approved formula by the California Public Utilities Commission. He cited a contract between the two companies, approved by the commission and the city bureau, allowing intercharge of equipment and services.

Henry E. Jordan Bureau of Franchises Long Beach City Lines Long Beach Motor Bus Co Repli Ralph LoRentz Jordan Long Beach California Public Utilities Commission

City Council Increases Weed Clearing Rates

City Council approved a 23 percent boost in weed clearing charges upon City Manager Samuel E. Vickers recommendation. The rise aims to offset partial losses in the Public Service Department weed division, affecting average lot owners with city weed clearing. New rate rises from 6.5 to 8 cents per 100 square feet, with a 5000 square foot jet area costing about 3.40 dollars. The measure takes effect May 1 amid a 25 percent contractor fee hike. In 1950 the city paid 22,897 for weed clearing while revenue from owners was 12,030.45 and city-owned clearings cost 8,496, leaving a net unrecovered loss of 2,370.53.

Counci Samuel E. Vickers Public Service Department Tweed Vickers

North Korean Capital Resumes English Radio Broadcasts

Tokyo dispatch reports that Pyongyang has resumed English language radio broadcasts after a pause that followed the city’s fall to Allied forces last October. The renewed broadcasts mark a signaling step in wartime information efforts.

Tokyo Pyongyang

Four Seek Council Post in District 5 May primary race

In Long Beach District 5 a four candidate race for two council nominations unfolds ahead of the May 3 primary. Incumbent Clarence Wagner seeks reelection alongside Roy Hilton James F. Carner and Robert F. Burns. Wagner highlights 14 years on council and two mayoral terms plus civic work. Burns stresses Long Beach growth and police fire pay. Carner, a veteran auto dealer, aims to keep taxes low and boost industry and tourism. Hilton, a longtime newspaperman now PR man, pushes oil revenue use for city improvements and downtown transit aims.

Clarence ©. Wagner Wagner Roy Hilton James F Slim) Carner Robert F. Burns Fourth St Dunipere Ave Long Beach Antigo Wis Huron College South Dakota Los Angeles County League of California Cities National Municipal Assojciation Burns San Francisco Poly High City College Alamitos Marina Carner Missouri Midwest Lincoln Neb Omaha World-Herald Press-Telegram Independent Nebraska University of Iowa Paris Capi

Four Charged in Marine's Death

Four individuals face involuntary manslaughter charges over the death of Marine veteran Gilbert Hays who leaped from a bridge into the Ohio River after being pressured by companions in Sewickley. The defendants Nancy Waddell George Frick James Blair and John J Edson reportedly bet on the outcome, wagering up to a large sum after a private club gathering.

Pittsburgh Awd Ohio River Olice Nancy Waddell George Frick James Blair John J. Edson Hays

Reopening of World Federation HQ in Budapest planned

Budapest reports the World Federation of Democratic Youth will reopen its headquarters here after being closed in Paris. The federation's executive committee set its next meeting in Budapest for May 23, reflecting a shift in Central Europe.

Budapest Hungary World Federation of Democratic Youth Paris

Failures Decline in US Week to April 19

New York April 2 US commercial and industrial failures dropped to 151 in the week ended April 19, compared with 172 the prior week and 188 in the year-ago period, according to Dun and Bradstreet.

New York Dun & Bradstreet

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