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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1953

Page

14

Long Beach to Host Navy Assistant Secretary Friday

Asst Secretary of the Navy for Air James H. Smith Jr. will visit West Coast naval and aircraft facilities, touring Southland plants Friday morning. A noon luncheon at Lafayette Hotel hosted by the Chamber of Commerce will draw nearly 200 business and civic leaders. He will commission graduates at Long Beach Naval Station and inspect Los Alamitos Naval Air Station before flying to Denver.

Asst Long Beach Naval Station George R. Herderson 11Th Naval District Smith Los Alamitos Naval Air Station Denver Colo

Hit by Bottle Robbed of 64 Dollars

A 48 year old man was assaulted with a Vogka bottle and robbed of 64 dollars while walking near llth Street and Aismitos Avenue. Harry J. Constanga of 847 Cerritos Avenue reported two men demanded money, threatened to cut his throat, and struck him with the bottle when he offered a drink.

Harry J. Constanga Cerritos Ave Llth St Aismitos Ave Constana

Unclear street notices near Lakewood and Spring areas

Fragments mention Siren following KUNDAT ee and multiple street intersections including Lakewood Blvd and Spring Run, along with ambulance references and partial addresses such as Seventh St and E 10th St. Details are incomplete and scattered across OCR text.

Atlantic Aves Lakewood Blvd Spring Run Lakewood Takawoa Spring &T moSeventh Seist F Ambue

Ex Cleveland Indian's Auto Located in L A by Police

Former Cleveland Indian infield er John Berardino had his 1952 Buick recovered in Long Beach after being stolen from his Arcadia home on July 20. Police arrested Peter Jan Anderson, 21, of Pomona Avenue, for attempted gas siphoning from a car at a nearby station and held him for Los Angeles officers on grand theft auto charges.

John Herardino Long Beach Arcadia Berardino Peter Jan Anderson Pomona Ave John Taylor Livingston Anderson Los Angeles

Obituaries from Long Beach Area Noted Deteriorated Text

Daniel Ashley McDonald 50 Buena Park died Saturday in a local hospital with services at 10 30 a m Tuesday at Christensen and Pine Chapel Long Beach. Nathan Lee Wood 87 Long Beach died Saturday in hospital. born Taunton Mass and longtime shop salesman leaves wife Hannah. Horace Encinas 51 Long Beach died Sunday. son Charles, graveside services to be announced. Catherine Montesano 14 Long Beach died Saturday. Italian native, survivors Mary Saracena Mary McLane. service and interment in Chicago. Anna Dorothy Marshall 80 Long Beach died Saturday. son Mend s F Marshall and siblings listed. service details pending.

McDonald Buena Park Daniel Ashley McDonald Kingman Ave Colorado Robert W Irving Robert Long Beach Harlan W Christensen and Pine Chapel Wood Nathan Lee Wood Obispo Focal Taunton Mass Hannah Encinas Horace Encinas Charles Lime Ave Dienabe Westminster Memorial Park Smith Ea Broth Morst Tony Encinas Los Angeles Hetell

Christian Churches Install End Conclave 65th Annus

The State Convention of Southern California Christian Churches concluded Sunday night with officer installation and an address titled How is Christ the Answer by Br. Edwin T. Dahlberg, Baptist minister from St. Louis. About 7000 people attended sessions across six days, with George W. Crain of Pasadena as president. The theme was Witnessing for Christ.

Pastor and family take Sierra vacation

Frank De Jong pastor of Lakewood Christian Reformed Church and his family have gone to the Sierra for a three week vacation. During his absence the pulpit will be filled by Rev Howard Spaan of Cleveland. The Spaan family, vacationing in Southern California, will occupy the Lakewood manse.

Frank de Jong Lakewood

Puddles Not Stray, Boy Laments Loss of Pup

Gerald Childers 11 of 210 Nevada Street tearfully laments the loss of his 3 month old cocker spaniel Puddles. He says a man woman and a small boy took the dog from in front of his house on Sunday after asking the boy if he wanted a pup. Gerald had bought the pup as a birthday present in June.

Gerald Childers Nevada St Gerald

Mrs Gertie Russell Rites Planned in Chanute Kansas

Mrs Gertie M Russell 79 of 2274 Pine Ave Long Beach died at home Sunday a 33year resident born Goshen Ohio. Services and interment Chanute Kansas with Mottells handling funeral arrangements friends may call until 1 pm Tuesday She leaves daughter Hazel R Smock Long Beach sister Birdie Latimer brother William C Malsbury and two grandchildren

Hurt Officer, 70, Fireed at Suspect in Plunge Incident

A 70 year old amusement zone security officer was hit on the head with a wrench but stayed conscious and fired at his assailant. The shot missed yet the suspect surrendered. Bernard C. Reusch, 70, of 201 W Pike found Wilson M. Capell, 22, of the USS Collett crouching in an unused boiler room near the Plunge. Capell was turned over to police and booked for assault with a deadly weapon.

Bernard C. Reusch W. Pike Wilson M. Capell Collett Cappell

Heart Attack Victim Dies In Long Beach Nursing Home

Mrs. Elizabeth C. Park 81 died this morning after a two month battle with heart attack at a Long Beach nursing home. Mottell's handled local arrangements. Body to be shipped to Topeka Kansas for service and interment. Survived by widower Fred Park two nieces Mrs. Mary Cochran Joplin Missouri and Mrs. T H Harder Casper Wyoming and two stepsons Harold A Park Long Beach and Myron A Park North Hollywood.

Elizabeth C. Park Long Beach Nursing Home Mottell's Topeka Kan Fred Park Mary Cochran Joplin T. H. Harder Casper Wyo Harold A. Park Long Beach Myron A. Park North, Hollywood

Kansas Alumni Hold Picnic at L. B. Park

A Fort Hays Kansas State College alumni picnic drew about five people Sunday at Recreation Park. Chair men were Mr and Mrs Don Schoenfeldt. Marion Coulson, a faculty member on vacation, attended as the college’s official representative.

Recreation Park Fort Hays Kansas State College Don Schoenfeldt Marion Coulson

Thieves Take $42 Worth Of Office Equipment

Equipment valued at 42.56 dollars was reported stolen from a service station located at 202 West Commonwealth Avenue. Police are investigating the incident as office equipment theft.

Commonwealth Ave

Legal Point Holds Up Death Trial

Retired Lt Col John M Underwood 46 faces murder charges for slaying his mother Hazel Underwood 68 with a bolo knife at their Lakewood Plaza home. A two month delay was granted to appoint a new guardian and defense attorney amid his insanity plea. Three psychiatrists were ordered to examine him as his Oct 43 trial date nears. He was on a 90 day VA Hospital program when the killing occurred. The weapon, a World War II Philippine Islands souvenir, was described as an act of mercy.

John M. Underwood Sohhat Col. Underwood Hazel Della Underwood Eugene Tincher Col Underwood Faust Ave Joseph M. Maltby Lakewood Plaza Veterans Administration Hospital West Los Angeles Long Beach Philippine Islands

Boat and Car Robbers Have Busy Sunday

Burglars raided a bait boat at Pier B Berth 17 and unlocked cars near the vessel stealing engines two generators and a compass worth over 600 dollars. A $3500 pump was damaged while a marine repair barge window was broken and a $20 fishing rod stolen at Pier C Berth 20. An employee’s car near the boat was entered and tools taken.

Counts de Savoia William C. Smith Loma ‘Vista Dr Smith Richard Ballard Pier C William E. Dugan W. 261St St Harbor City Dugan William Verna

Trio Injured on Highways in Port City

Wilmington police report weekend traffic crashes hospitalize three. Pedestrian Caroline Shaer, 83, Broad Ave., listed with possible internal injuries and fractured skull after crossing Anaheim St. at Avalon Blvd. Driver Nathan Rush, 20, Navy enlisted man, involved. John H. Harrison, 24, San Pedro, treated for cuts then jailed on drunk driving. Wal lace Monette, 23, Seattle, and Vern Dempsey, 49, Compton, injured in three car crash on Pacific Coast Hwy east of Wilmington Blvd. Alice Ogilby, 58, Long Beach, and Gladys Rosengren, 28, San Bernardino, also involved.

Wilmington Caroline Shaer Broad Ave Anaheim St Avalon Blvd Harbor General Hospital Nathan Rush U. S. Navy John H. Harrison Alma St. San Pedro Pacific Coast Hwy Wilmington Blvd Wallace ‘Monette Seattle Wash Vern Dempsey Cherry Ave Compton Alice Ogilby Vista St Long Beach Gladys Rosengren San Bernardino

Shipboard Accident Kills Navy Seaman

The Navy announced that Jose A. Martinez a seaman from Casper Wyoming was fatally injured in an accident aboard the destroyer Wedderburn during maneuvers off the California coast He was transferred to the cruiser Los Angeles for treatment but died Details of the accident were not disclosed.

Navy Jose A. Martinez Casper Wyo Wedderburn California Martinez Los Angeles

City Board of Equalization Adjourns Amid No Applications

The city board of equalization, consisting of all city councilmen, met for five minutes and adjourned until 10 a.m. Tuesday as no applications for equalized assessments were filed. The board will meet for five successive days this week. Requests for reductions may be filed with City Clerk Margaret Beartwell by 5 p.m. Friday.

City Board of Equalization Margaret Beartwell

Belmont Shore Sightings Hint at Lewis Visit

A bushy-browed man resembling John L. Lewis was seen dining Sunday in a Belmont Shore cafe. Onlookers said he appeared to be Lewis, stopping for dinner en route to San Francisco.

John L. Lewis Belmont Shore Lewis San Francisco

Warship Manchester to dock at Long Beach Wednesday

The light cruiser Manchester, on its third Korean War tour, will dock at 9 20 a m Wednesday at Long Beach Municipal Pier. About 1000 officers and men, including 35 Long Beach residents, sail aboard. Commanded by Capt J D McKinney, the ship left Long Beach in January and will be welcomed by relatives, military and civic dignitaries. An 80 piece Reserve Officer Candidate Band from Terminal Island will play. Local residents aboard include Lt Commander Edward V Heffernan and others listed by address.

Manchester Long Beach Municipal Pier Long Beach J. D. McKinney U. S. Naval Station Terminal Island Inspiane Edward V. Heffernan Faust Ave CWO Paul C. Jones Harold P.godwin Stanley Ave Robert R. Haberman USMC Orange Ave Russel E. Wells E. 12Th St Robert M. Donald David Payne Sonoma Ave Nicholas Omregcik Constitution Lane Phillip B. Moore Santa Fe Ave Thomas W. Moore William Sanders Pine Ave Lawrence D. Sabin St. Louis Ave Charles R. Keeling W. Willard Sr Joseph F. Ficero W. 53Rd St Howard L Braman Belmont Ave

Long Beach Area Soldiers Return From Korea

Eleven Army men from the Long Beach area landed in San Francisco aboard the USNS Gen. M. C. Meigs. Names and addresses include Sgt. Charles P. Cascio, Cpl. Jack E. Millette, Pfc. Donald M. Paull, Cpl. L. C. Andrews, Sgt. George W. Evans, Sgt. James R. Miller, Bill W. Bolton, Kenneth D. Johnson, Joe Shine, Anthony W. Sena, and Mike Lourakis, with street or box addresses in Long Beach Compton Huntington Beach San Pedro South Gate and nearby cities.

L. B Korea Long Beach San Francisco USNS M. C. Meigs Charles P. Cascio Dashwood St Jack EB. Millette Rose Ave Donald M. Paull Salmon Ave L. CG Andrews Hatchway St George W. Evans Johnson St James R. Miller E. Cocoa St Compton Bill W. Bolton Adams St Paramount Sfe Kenneth D. Johnson Stark St Joe B. Shine P.O. Box Huntington Beach Pic Anthony W. Sena Duncan Way South Gate Pfc Mike Lourakis W. 10Th St Sant Pedro

Baby Slaying Trial Delayed To August Seventeenth

Thelma H. O Boyle, 28, faces murder charges for allegedly killing her infant daughter Colleen Sandra. The trial in Long Beach Superior Court was postponed due to autopsy surgeons’ unavailability. O Boyle, residing at 9136 East Artesia Boulevard Bellflower, reportedly admitted striking the child but says blows were not fatal. She has two other children, James 7 and Charles 6, and was released from a mental hospital in Indiana on January 28. Colleen Sandra died last May 24 from a brain concussion per autopsy.

Thelma H. O'Boyle Longach Atowle E. Artesia Blvd Bellflower Colleen Sendra

Motorcycle Rider and Two Others Hurt in City Accidents

A San Pedro youth on a motorcycle suffered possible neck injuries after a crash at Pacific Ave and 2nd St. In a separate collision on Anaheim St near the Long Beach-Los Angeles line, James Raines and Jay Chase, both Wilmington residents, received minor injuries when their car struck a Pacific Electric bus. Chase went to Wilmington Emergency Hospital with small cuts. Raines declined treatment. The bus driver ES Reedy, 58, was uninjured.

San Pedro Wilmington Linen Harry R. Sams Jr Walker St Seaside Hospital Pacific Ave 2Nd St Pacific Electric Anaheim St Long Beach Los Angeles James F. Raines

Lakewood Annexation Debate on Air Tonight

Lakewood annexation debate airs tonight from 7 to 7 30 on KFOX. Sponsored by the Long Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce. Ken McCall will advocate annexation from 4457 Greenbrier Road. Ross Bigelow opposes as Lakewood Junior Chamber president.

Lakewood Long Beach KFOX

Eye mother in trouble over neglect claim

Santa Ana authorities weigh charges against 22 year old Betty Clark after police report says her four year old son Michael was chained to a post in the yard to stop him from running into the street. Probation officers will forward the case to Juvenile Court Judge Franklin. Clark, a mother of three who is expecting another child this December, had publicly offered to sell her eye for ten thousand dollars to cover debts. Wichita man Frank Benbow, contacted previously, offered to pay the money but has not replied.

Santa Ana Orange County Probation Department Michael Betty Clark D&t Fae Frankliott Clark Frank Benbow Wichita Kan

Long Beach Youth Leader Elected SCYA President

Al Davis, representative from Hutch Youth Canteen, was unanimously chosen as president of the Southern California Youth Association at its three day Idyllwild convention. He will lead 48 youth canteens from Fresno to San Diego. Davis, 17, is a Poly High senior and son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Davis of 4300 Myrtle Ave.

al Davis Hutch Southern California Youth Association Idyllwild Long Beach Davis The Gary Titus SCYA Liz Bust Fos de Canteen Poly High Albert G. Davis Myrtle Ave

Intersection scene of trio of accidents in Los Alamitos

At the dead end intersection of Los Alamitos Boulevard and Garden Grove Boulevard three weekend crashes injured three people. Nine other injuries occurred in Orange County over the period, including a 9 year old boy struck at 1:14 p.m. by a Garden Grove teacher.

Los Alamitos Garden Grove Blvd Orange County Robert Pierce Sixth St Garden Grove Janier Dales Garnett W. Pinkham San Remo Newport Beach Tessie Pinkham Thomas D. Cuiban Hazel Stoddard Ave Long Beach Marine T Reymond B. Stoddard Frank S. Marie Los Angeles

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