Long Beach Education Leader Calls for Reform at Luncheon
Mrs. Gail Hudson, vice president of the Long Beach Board of Education, warned that the district faces a critical classroom and teaching shortage despite a shrinking high school population. She urged a broad plan to educate girls for homemaking, promote liberal and practical education, and expand adult programs including a federally funded nursery and training for parents of handicapped children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Gail Hudson
Board of Educationes
Masonic Club
Wilton Hotel
Hudson
Unesco
Mexico City
Clyde Doyle
State Board of Education
Walter Goodnow
Family to Sail Around World in 60-Foot Vessel
A Long Beach family of five plans a globe circling voyage aboard a 60-foot auxiliary sailboat from Fellows & Stewart yard. Edward Atwater, wife and three daughters will depart in late May heading via Hawaii, Samoa, the Fijis and New Caledonia to Australia in about four months. The 110 horsepower engine will be used only in emergencies after renaming the boat from Dreamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows & Stewart Yard
Edward Atwater
Carol Belt
Maridyn
Stephania
Long Beach
Atwater
Australia
Hawaii
Samoa
Fijis
New Caledonia
Dreamer
Rail Tie Ups and Pension Demands Threaten Old Contract
The piece outlines 60 days before contract end for Lewis with coal operators on June 3, wage and pension disputes under the United Mine Workers welfare fund, including a proposed $100 monthly pension and possible 20 year miners' pensions. A court injunction and a threatened national rail strike add to labor tensions and potential walkouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rive
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Sen
Styles Bridges
R.N. HL
Ezra van Horn
van Horn
BOOST
Taft-Hart
Chicago Today
Frank Douglass
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Douglass
Francis A. O'Neil Jr
Municipal Band Concert Program Details
The notice lists a municipal band concert program with performances and names including Richards, Davies, and Bon. It outlines a schedule for an event on a Saturday afternoon in May with various pieces and conductors noted, though OCR errors obscure some titles and names. The fragmentary text hints at a formal civic musical event and participant names connected to the concert.
Eva G Strong Probate Filed for Will in Long Beach
Eva G Strong died March 30 at 81 leaving an estate over 10,000. Attorney Roland G Swaffield filed the probate. She was active in the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Ebcl Club and was the first woman member of Boats of Education. She lived at 924 Pine Ave with her husband Edwin N Strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva G. Strong
Yestertay
Roland G. Sweffield
Strong
Swaffield
Ohio
Kansas
Long Beach
Edwin N._ Strong
Pine Ave
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ebcl Club
Boats of Education
Swatfield
Huge Sam Spent on Naval Reserve Facilities Here
Cap t Clyde W. Coryell announces nearly 1 750 000 invested in naval reserve training centers for 23 221 men at Terminal Island Huntington Park Hawthorne Compton and planned centers at North Hollywood Pasadena and Santa Monica. Terminal Island center will train four divisions of 200 men with submarine operation focus and other trades stations. Compton center on Alameda Road will serve two divisions in a single battalion with June completion planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde W. Coryell
U. S. N. Public
Department of, the Navy
Coryell
Naval Reserve
Huntington Park
Hawthorne
Compton
Naval Reserve Training
North Hollywood
Pasadena
Santa Monica
Terminal Island Naval Reservee
J. E. Burrell & Sons
Long Beach
Niclan
Ala Imeda
Rosecrans
Ini
Drive to Restore Famous Old Ship
A nationwide drive plans to raise 1 million dollars to restore the famous old fighting ship Constellation. Navy officers and prominent citizens marked the Navy's 150th birthday to promote the fundraiser, tracing the sister ship Constitution's restoration by schoolchildren's penny contributions. The Constellation, launched in Baltimore in 1797, is currently docked in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Constellation
Navy
Gate Tn
Shi
Baltimore
Boston
Tides and Moon Phases for Saturday March First Detail
Tides weather and astronomical data show low water 0.3 ft, high tides and moonset details. Foregoing narration notes set by U S Coast and Geodetic Survey with local time cues and sunset 7 28 PM.
Little David Walker Seeks Solo Preaching Path
Thirteen year old evangelist Little David Walker born in Long Beach at age nine seeks to continue preaching with a court approved guardian. His Chicago-based parents ask Indianapolis Juvenile Court to dissolve the arrangement. Rev. Raymond Hoekstra, his director, plans to travel with him to Indianapolis to argue the health education and finances are properly cared for. The juvenile court referee had deemed him neglected and lacking parental supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David" Walker
Long Beach
Guardian
Associated Press
Dispatches
Poplar
Bluff
Jack
Gertrude Walker
Chicago
Indianapolis
Raymond G. Hoekstra
David
Little David
Tunnel Collapse Kills Worker in New Mexico
An irrigation tunnel collapse in Tucumcari New Mexico killed at least one man. Workers recovered the body of George R Fulton formerly of El Paso Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucumcart
N. M
George R. Fulton
el Pago
Texas
Commerce Rise At Local Harbor Attracts Shipping Activity
Shipping firms and port authorities report increased traffic at Lane Beach harbor starting yesterday. Freighters Alamo Victory and James Cannon load pipe and heavy trailers for Saudi Arabia and Europe respectively. Other vessels include Canadian Lake Chileo, Dutch Rott, and several coasters, with Pembroke docks active and more ships expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Beach
Pacific Far East
Alamo Victory
Carroupe Isthmian
James Cannon
Gail
Saudi Arabia
Interocean Line
South Amerika
John Sergeant
Europe
Quaker
Abraham Baldwin
Jeremiah S. Black
Berth J
Rott
Inner Harbor
Dodero
Tropezo
Trom
Sapho
Pacific
Haganah Battles Near Jaffa as Arab-Israeli Tensions Rise
The fight for Jaffa intensifies with Haganah forces unable to break through Arab positions at Yazur and Katamon. British troops stand between sides as truce talks begin amid clashes and claims of Arab counterattacks and bombardment near the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yazur
Jaffa
Maashieh
Irgun Yal Leumi
R. A. F. Spitfire
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Haganah
Katamon
Katarmon
Navy Arrivals and Movements Reported at Port
Navy arrivals listed from multiple ports include ships from Ban Pranciacy Bremerton Guam and other locations. Dates cited include May 1 and May 2 with various destinations and maneuvers noted, reflecting active port movements and stationing under naval command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran Pronden
Raspective Navy
Westitermins
Werner
Poivhtey
Minera
Rag
Aialayye Staan
Kate Moves
Chivalne
Percy
Mth
Whitetnin
Istarik Hidotan
Ever
Obera
Ueenarto
Saptabiin
The
Tarilitg Eetfies
LAT Oat
Hupmarine
Sawilah
Rain in North Exceeds Last Year's Storms Hit Bay Area
Northern California faced heavy storms and a full gale that damaged crops and property. Gusts up to 58 mph uprooted trees and knocked down lines, grounding planes from Monterey to the Oregon border. six boats drove ashore at Santa Cruz and a miniature tornado occurred in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Weather Bureau
Monterey
Oregon
Santa Cruz
Edward Knudsen
Oakland
San Joaquin Valley
May Day Alert Tehran? No. Korean May Day Guard Intensifies
American occupation troops and Korea police near Seoul prepared security measures for May Day. Troops armed, curfews imposed, passes halted, and armed guards required on vehicles. Public buildings and officials’ homes protected as Korean authorities boosted security after Cheju incidents and amid a Soviet backed unity conference in Pyongyang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Sentit
Reterol
Cheju
I Pyoungyang
North Korea
U. S
Pyongyang
United States
Riwala
U.S
Indiana Dinner Club to Host Covered-Dish Event
Indiana State Society hosts a covered-dish dinner at 6 30 p m Monday for members at 728 Elm Ave. Nome updates report a burglary yesterday at George R Allen 1235 W 17th St with 77 in cash 88 in clothing and 80 in luggage taken. St Anthony Church carnival in the new social center at Sixth St and Alamitos Ave draws crowds and ends tomorrow. William Burton Davenport among 150 Windy at Urbana Champaign seniors cited for outstanding scholarship at the annual honors day convocation. Grandson arrives as Capt Howard L Clark USN and Mrs Clark of 3000 E Second Strand receive congratulations on the birth of John Howard Clark to Mr and Mrs A V Canper of 4301 Myrtle Ave mother Marilyn Casper born in Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana State Society
Elm Ave
Nome
George R. Allen
W. 17Th St
St Anthony's Church
New Church
Sixth St
Alamitos Ave
William Burton Davenport
Falcon Ave
University of Windy At Urbana-Champaign
Howard L. Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin C Johnston
D.-Colo
Y Johnson
Swife
Cudahy
Wilson and
Armour
Com
Truman
Haturday
P. M
Oni Guaner
Aneer
Fede Richards
Withiany Bi Davies
Pyverner Annecreey
Bineel-Crero
Harry Ward
Long Beach Television and Radio
Prass-Telegram
Augustina
Appolloni
Nicholas Carlance Jr
St. Joseph's Hospital
Reading
Cong Beach
Condliium
Surfans
Southern
Cafornia
Statioon— Max
Lam Akan
Az Caine City
Tein
Bulldera
Supal
Neal
Weamma
Ito
Whitney Go
Wiley
Pines
Stare Jabra
Bee
der Moines
Saan
Henert
Acepiien
al -Paso
Evaret Bertie
Ereans Az
Havre
eSomnsn
Welling
Eleanor Palin
Garis
Mami Polit Co
Vietnr Shubert
Bash Ll Nore
Vitaal
Patnne
Yellowstor Park
Anemvnn
Voasi— Parth. Fren
Halle
Buenaventira Byargreen
Marine Tin Ang Mayernor Fue RS Senroaver Aleronn
Sharehal
Eemicon Anc
Vancouver
Enitirienn
Loudon Ion
Anc
Spartandurik
Abe Jew
Raerta
Duecaam Bridwin
Thyanemne Lamo
Ae Weuwesper
Barrandunn
Christophor Guls
Loreether
New World
Oliver Gisan i
Beansiaes
Eicracai
Everemresern
Nia Bulvercresi
Mabey
Bill Gearhart
Long Beach City College
Korea Police
Camdr
R. G. Copeland
Pacific Reserve Fleet
W. H.ballard
MCC
D. Wi Herron
H. F. Kappenhaven
F. W. Kusy
R. F. Lambracht
GMC
E. E. Nixon
TMI
C.D. Smith
MMI
P. C. Stevens
MMG
I. J. Stinson
BMC
H.C
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!