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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1950

Page

17

British mariners donate blood at Red Cross bank

Two British merchant mariners identified as Malcolm Epley and associates walked into the Red Cross blood bank on West Broadway and offered blood. They donated eight pints, each signing island addresses for records, praising WW II lessons in blood plasma. The piece also notes local peace time donors Ellen Michel Earl Duggan and Herman Smith with nine eight and seven pints respectively, and mentions a bit on hats and local civic activity.

Red Cross Blood Bask W. Broadway Ellen Michel Earl Duggan Herman Smith Honora

Coast Guardsmen Mark 160th Anniversary in Busy Year

The 11th Coast Guard District marks 160 years of service with cutters, patrol boats, planes, lighthouses, and Merchant Marine inspections. Despite a 20 000 strong force and heavy duties, rescuing seamen at sea stands as their most spectacular function. Big cutters Ponchattrain and Minnetonka guard Long Beach, provide weather data, and planes rendezvous with boats along Baja California to save lives.

MES 11Th Coast Guard District Long Beach Coast Guard San Diego Baja Ponchattrain Minnetonka Pacific

Chest Leaders Mobilized at Kickoff Luncheon

Community Chest campaign directs 3500 volunteers to raise 489200 for Hed Feather agencies as district expansion challenges doorbell duties beginning Oct 3. Colonel volunteers lead efforts in Lakewood with 14 divisions. remarks stress aid to neighbors in need and strong agency cooperation.

Chest Iickoff Armed Services YM. CA Community Chest Hed Feather Hines Charles F. Reed Lakewood Harold

Motorist Hurt When Car Overturns on Avenue

Ray H. Holloman aged 26 of 824 California Ave sustained a broken left elbow and cuts and bruises after his car overturned on a city avenue near 4th Street. He received treatment at the scene.

Ray H. Holloman California Ave

Fire Chief seeks blanket deferment for entire 280 fire force

Fire Chief Frank S. Sandeman said he would request blanket military deferment for the city fire department’s 280 men. He warned the force must be ready for defense work in case of bombing and noted some firefighters already serve in reserve groups. Civil service exams will replace potential fighters as guards for Station No. 17, to be built by October.

Frank S. Sandeman Sandeman Sandéman Civil Service Board Wilson High School C. T. McGrew Sons Long Beach Argonne Ave Alamitos Circle J. R. McHenry The Circle Los Altos Los Coyotes

Pledge of Legal Protection for Families of Deployed

Long Beach lawyers form a committee led by Henry Lawrence to provide legal protection for families of servicemen called to duty. The Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act limits moratoriums on home contracts, but VA rules allow debt extensions with mutual agreement. VA guidance urges active personnel to seek legal help, though no VA funds exist for this service.

Long Beach Russell H. Pray Long Beach Bar Association Henry Lawrence George A. Hart Jr Edison J. Demler Tel C. Sten Willis T. Lyman Thomas F. McCarry William C. Price Owen M. Murphy Wiliam Kinley Theodore G. Lee County Service of the Bar Association

Weather Outlook For Long Beach

The weatherman forecast generally clear skies with night and morning low clouds. Tomorrow will bring sunny afternoon conditions and slightly cooler temperatures. Yesterday's temperature ranged from 64 to 80 degrees with calm surf and a water temperature of 66 degrees.

Long Beach

Traffic Collision Injures Women in Harbor City

Two women were injured in a two car crash at Normandle Ave and Pacific Coast Hwy in Harbor City San Pedro police said. Katherine Ringwood 23 of Long Beach suffered a head laceration eight stitches at Wilmington Receiving Hospital. Frederick Ringwood 33 driver of one car and Curtis Williams 31 of San Pedro drove the other. Marian Speed 26 of San Pedro a passenger in Williams car received back injury treatment at Barber General Hospital.

Long Beach Normandle Ave Pacific Coast Hwy Harbor City San Pedro Katherine Ringwood Truman Boyd Manor Wilmington Receiving Hospital Frederick Ringwond Curtis B. Williams Trayer Marian Speed Minaret Ct Williams Barber General Hospital

Driver Exonerated in Hill Tribunal

Mark J. Hanna, 28, of 9136 Artesia St. Bellflower, was acquitted of a drunken driving charge today in Signal Hill Justice Court by Judge Roberta Butzbach. Hanna was arrested by sheriff's deputies Monday night at 3535 Woodruff Ave., Lakewood.

Mark J. Hanna Artesia St. Bellflower Signal Hill

Texas State Society Picnic Promises Big Turnout

Officials say more than 10 000 former Texans and friends are expected at the Texas State Society joy picnic in Bay Park tomorrow. Events start at 1 p.m. with acts by Sandra Shaffner and the Ethel Lunt dancers, plus music from the Long Beach band.

Texas State Society Bixby Park L. A. Pipkin The Texas Society Little Sandra Shaffner Whistler Ethel Lunt Bert Henderson Marian Darlington Don Pratt

Weather outlook shows clear skies this week

Generally clear conditions expected with a Saturday afternoon exception. Temperatures trend slightly lower across the period, easing into a cooler weekend.

Aussie Cockatiel Grows Sunflower Tree In Kansas Yard

Popsy the Australian cockatiel, fed mainly on sunflower seeds, repeatedly overgrows its cage after Mrs. J. R. Trimmer hoses the outdoor enclosure. Sunflowers flourish in California soil, and in Kansas the plant shoots up to a 12 foot high stalk with a sunflower top, observed by Mrs. Trimmer at 1723 W. Cameron St.

J. R. Trimmer W. Cameron P.T Bert Resnik Popsy J. R Trimmer California Kansas

Weighty Albacore Catches Continue at Sea

The fishing boat Clara tare off Van Camp discharged forty tons of albacore today as arches of catch continued.

Clara Tare van Camp

Report On Tidelands Bill Due Next Week

Washington officials expect a midweek report on S. J. 195 the O Mahoney tidelands oil administration measure. Long Beach objects case with sea wards line and city interests at stake. City Attorney Irving Smith may travel to Washington for an open hearing if scheduled.

Washington Sen. O'Mahony Wyoming Smith Justice Department San Pedro Bay O'Mahony Interior Department

City Council to Hear Taxation Appeals Next Two Weeks

Starting Monday at 10 a m the City Council sits as a board of equalization for two weeks to consider adjustments in assessed valuations for tax reductions. Applications must be filed with the city clerk in Room 402 city hall. a deputy assessor will assist. First case from the Long Beach Society for the Hard of Hearing seeks equal valuation treatment with other charitable groups for land at 124 W 4th St and improvements valued at 1670 and 1550 respectively.

Board of Equalization Long Beach Society W. 4Th St

Police Officers Notified of Active Duty in Air Force

Motorcycle Officer Lynn Mc Clellan became the first on the force to inform Captain Otto Faulkner that he is being called to active duty with the Air Force. Faulkner also received notice from Patrolman Ralph J. Clark that he will join Mc Clellan’s unit, the 452nd Bomb Wing, at the local Air Force Reserve Training Center. Other 452nd officers include Motorcycle Officers Harry G. Sipes and Frank Shaw.

Lynn McClellan Otto Faulkner Air Force Faulkner Ralph J. Clark McClellan 452Nd Bomb Wing Air Force Reserve Training Center 452Nd Harry G. Sipes Frank Shaw

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