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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1951

Page

8

Lakewood to Have Class in First Aid

Civilian defense first aid class for Lakewood District residents begins at 7 30 p m Monday in St Cyprian s Social Hall Clarke Ave and Arbor ea B A Todd district coordinator announces need for more precinct captains and new classes will form as enrollments grow Meetings are held each Monday night at St Cyprian s Hall under Todd s office at Ward on Park.

Lakewood St. Cyprian’s Clarke Ave Arborea B. A. Todd Todd Wardon Park St. Cyprian's Social Hal

Citywide Shortage of Unskilled Labor in Long Beach

Long Beach faces a scarcity of unskilled labor with few applicants for civil service exams for laborer positions to be held later this month. Henry Davies, chief examiner for the Civil Service Commission, urges interested persons to file by August 10 at the commission office on 15 W. Broadway. Pay ranges from 236 to 5283 dollars per month, with age limits 21 to 56 and required grade school education plus one year of local residence.

Long Beach Henry Davies Civil Service Commission Commission W. Broadway

July ship arrivals near wartime peak at Long Beach Harbor

The Marine Exchange reports 442 ships arrived at Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor in July, the second highest since the war. The May high was 503 ships and July figures match March of this year. Labor troubles limited lumber ships to 11, while Japanese freighters and tankers were active, totaling fourteen, with American, British, and Norwegian flags also represented.

The Marine Exchange Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor Salesammerican British Empire Norwegi

Veto Threat Looms Over Tidelands Bill

Advocates push for state ownership of tidelands after a House vote, while President Truman warns of a swift veto. In Los Angeles Chief Deputy State Attorney Willam V. O'Connor cites Truman's pledge as Senate hearings set to begin Tuesday.

Tidelands Congress Truman Los Angeles Willam V. 0 O’connor O'Connor House Senate

Long Beach area veterans return from Korea on ship Meigs

4737 Korean war veterans arrive in Seattle aboard USNS Gen. M. C. Meigs with 22 from Long Beach area. Cpl. Edgar R. Biggs, Sgt. William Eichelberger, and Sgt. Claude C. McCloskey are among local names. Frostbite and Bronze Star awards noted. extended duty under new Army policy. Other local and nearby servicemen listed with hometowns Norwalk Compton Wilmington San Pedro and Artesia.

U.S Seattle M. C. Meigs Long Beach Military Sea Transport Armed Services Public Information Office Los Angeles Cpl Edgar R. Biggs Claude EB. Biggs W. Williams St 7Th Infantry Division Kai ‘Rea Polytechnic High School Biggs William Eichelberger Anthly. Shalvis Fay Rankin A.J. Tyler Eucalyptus Ave al Folytechnic Sete Claude C. McCloskey Beverly Richards Kathryn Richards First St Kathryn Leonard W. Gasaway Helen Igon E. 20Th St Japan Korea Manchurian Jordan High School Arnold S. Hansen Marie Hansen W.J. Broadway Bat Stalion Donald B. Robbins Ken Neth Platz Second St Robbins Oskaloosa Iowa University of Iowa Edward S. Tapla G. Tapla Pine Ave 526Th Engineers Army Tapia Allen W. Davis Daisy Ave Joe Fisher Madison St Robert H. Holloway E. Fourth St Jimmie R. Payne Wanda Paul Magevero Maraoka John L. Crawford Firestone Norwalk Parker J. Faupel Jr Narbonne Lomita Jack V. Harrison W. Raymond Compton Joe Kirkland San Pedro John T. Werner Arkansas St. Artesia

Long Beach Tax Rise Seen If State Board Cuts Utility Assessments

City Accountant H. P. Beckman forecasts a rate hike for 1951 52 if the State Board of Equalization lowers utility assessments to align with the 40 percent valuation of common property. Utilities now taxed at 50 percent of market value. homes, stores, and factories at about 40 percent. The board may reduce the utilities assessment rate per the state constitution.

State Board of Equalization Long Beach H. P. Beckman Sacramento

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