Bell Associate Dies at 66 in Scientific Experiments
An associate of Alexander Graham Bell in scientific experiments died today at age 66.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1948
Page
7
An associate of Alexander Graham Bell in scientific experiments died today at age 66.
Ross E. Hall of the Long Beach Red Cross urges more blood donors to meet local needs. The mobile donor service returns August 17 from 3 to 7 p m at Elks Hall 19 Cedar Ave with appointments by phone 729 21.
NEW DELHI Aug 7 The government plans to enlarge its diplomatic corps from 1 to 240 by year end 1949 total strength 320. India has diplomatic representatives with 21 countries.
Educational specialists from Long Beach City College will address Advertising and Sales Club Thursday at the Locust Ave Masonic Temple on educational philosophy and vocational training. Other club events cover Rotary and Lions Club luncheons with talks by Dr E A Petersen on travels and Joe Lamb in the Victory salvage drive. guests welcome.
Bill Lone West of Cherokee will present a comedy program at a Tuesday luncheon of the Exchange Club at the Wilton Hotel with Wesley Sutton as program chairman and Fred Wiese presiding. Frank E. Wall, president of the Board of Water Commissioners, will address the group Wednesday noon on Long Beach water issues. Wall, a retired merchant, has 21 years in local business and supported the water bond campaign. In the war he led the organization
The Long Beach Red Cross home service seeks next of kin of deceased American servicemen to arrange moving their bodies to this country or foreign burial sites. Many relatives have been located via local papers. others remain. Calls aim to obtain return-of-bodies forms. burial expenses are government paid. Information sought on Mrs. Margie Belivini Smart and Mrs. Leo Henslick. Call Red Cross headquarters at 729-21.
Glenn Glass of Galesburg unearthed a second millstone after four decades seeking the pair from his great grandfather’s 1831 Knox County water mill. The first stone vanished during the Civil War era. clues led to a buried stone in a well, which he abandoned.
Ray Chapin announces eleven major events sponsored by the City of Long Beach and civic groups before Jan 1. Highlights include the Women’s Casting Club midsummer tournament Aug 15 at Recreation Park Pool with clubs from San Francisco to San Diego.
An all city girls playday will be held Tuesday at the Belmont Recreation Center drawing about 300 girls from 51 playgrounds for athletic events and social activities. Attendance would push five playdays past 1500 total with teams chosen at random from participating groups.
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