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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1956

Page

21

Vacation plans near Long Beach show local sightseeing binge

Local families plan a nine day trip within about 100 miles of Long Beach including Santa Ana San Diego Disneyland Catalina and the zoo. The piece also profiles Serene W Bishop advocating a move of the University west of Rainbow Pier and notes kids returning lost property on a Lakewood street.

Malcolm Disneyland Grundy Santa Ana San Diego el Cortez Tijuane San Diego Zoo Disneyland Hotel Wilmington Catalina Long Beach

Air Reserve Group Rotation Under Way

Long Beach commander Thomas E. McLeod announced staff and squadron command rotations within the 9078th Air Reserve Group. The shifts move Lt. Col. Faziali with Lt. Col. O Rourke and Lt. Col. Spray with Lt. Col. Panner, as well as other key postings in Long Beach and Redondo Beach. The plan, effective August, aims to refresh leadership across groups and squadrons.

Thomas E. McLeod Long Beach Everett M. Faziali Lynweed 450Th Atr Squadron Compton Joseph L. P. O'Rourke Tesse E. Spray John T.panner Torrance 9355Th AA Baineravill Lloyd Vaughn McLeod Thomas McCray Robeson Theodore R. Tanner Wil Robert E. Alberthol San Pedro Glenn T. White Redondo Beach White N. R. Teach Ley A. Smith Corona del Mar Is.o Robert A. Kennelly Frederick J. Hayles Jr Najor

Delay Trial on Illegal Operations in Belmont Shore Ring

Superior Court deferred trial of five alleged Belmont Shore abortion ring members as judges ruled on admissibility of seized evidence. A 28 year old Los Angeles divorcee testified she sought an abortion and identified Addie Simmons as the driver to a house, while Fred Johnson allegedly took $350 upon arrival. Other defendants Gerald Hubbard, his wife Vivian, and James Weiss face conspiracy and six abortion counts.

Navy USS Haven Haven Pilot House Superior Court Belmont Shore Dep. Dist Atty Thomas W. Cochran Harry M. Umann Los Angeles Umann Joseph M. Maltby Hollywood Vivian Addie Simmons E. Sawyer St Toledo Fred Johnson Canoga Park Gerald Hubbard James Weiss Encino

Bethlehem Ship Wage Talks Begin

Bethlehem Pacific Coast Steel workers in San Pedro met to press for a contract like the Todd Shipyard agreement approved Wednesday. Todd workers, numbering over 1,400, accepted an 18 cent per hour raise plus benefits. Bethlehem Local 9 Industrial Union Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America seeks similar gains for about 1,000 members.

Bethlehem Pacific Coast Steel Corp San Pedro Todd Shipyard Co Todd America Bethlehem

Hearing Set on Terminal Island Bridge Plan

Los Angeles City Council committee schedules a Sept 4 public hearing on an $18.76 million bridge to connect Terminal Island and San Pedro. Council President Gibson Jr proposes a conference of federal state county and city officials to study financing a toll-free four-lane high level bridge, with a two-lane tunnel also discussed. Feasibility studies began with a $200,000 state grant in 1953 and a $50,000 city reimbursement from gas tax funds.

Los Angeles Terminal Island San Pedro John S. Gibson Jr Harbor Gibson Tink San Pedro

Two Drivers Hurt in Wardlow Ward collision

James H. Blevins 23 of 453 W 4th St and Marian Jene Stirling 31 of 427 E 229th Wilmington AL sustained minor injuries when two cars and a third vehicle collided near Wardlow Ra and Atlantic Ave Thursday night.

James H. Blevins W. 4Th St Marian Jene Stirling Wilmington Wardlow Ra Atlantic Ave

Congress approves higher welfare benefits for seniors and children

About 13,700 recipients in the Long Beach area will share in increased federal welfare funds. Old age grants rise to 89 dollars and blind pensions to 95 dollars, with needy children gaining a two dollar boost per family. State officials in Sacramento prepare rules for the new funds while the Long Beach Bureau notes 12,089 local beneficiaries and 1,698 children currently on aid, with 267 applications pending.

Long Oee Congress Ross Lopez Bureau Long Long Beach Beach Thej Lopez State Board of Serial Welfare Sacramento the County Public Assistance Bureau San Fedro Wilmington

State to Buy Bolsa Chica Beach and Other Shores

The State Public Works Board announced a plan to purchase Bolsa Chica Beach known as Tin Can Beach for one million dollars and acquire $7,606,000 in additional beach and related property. Newton B Drury said clearance allows immediate start on the buying program including Olvera Street area in Los Angeles for $900,000 and other Bay area sites.

Bolsa Chica Beach State Pubic Works Board Newton B. Drury State Division of Beaches and Parks Tin Can Beach Los Angeles Olvera St San Francisco Bay Area

Woman Driver Gets Results From Patience Sign

Mrs. Elsie Raub, 56, of Lakewood, proudly displays a grandmother image and the sign Patience Woman Driver on her car. Since six months ago the gesture has reduced honking and increased courtesy on the busy freeway, though she still recalls the era of aggressive driving. The nurse at St Francis Hospital says the sign is a joke that works and has limited but real impact.

Elsie Raub Tilbury St Lakewood

Dinner honors former war prisoners from Formosa and Manchuria

L B Dinner honored William Kent Hughes of Melbourne a member of the Australian Parliament and foreign affairs leader in the Olympic Games visit in America. Guests included Superior Court Judge Dean Sherry Col William Morse Col Dode Wilson Brig Gen Don Curtis Col Bill Braddock and others who shared memories of wartime captivity and current weight and meals.

Formosa William Kent Hughes Melbourne Australia Fariasment America Allen Center George J. McMillin Navy Col J. M. Hughes Superior Court Dean Sherry San Diego William P. Morse Los Angeles Dode Wilson Santa Monica Don Curtis Bill Braddock Mission Beach Manchuria McMillin

San Diego Thug Given 10 Years To Life In Robbery Case

Richard Castro Campos admitted shooting Long Beach police officer Sel Welch during a probbery in July. He pleaded guilty to a San Diego robbery and was sentenced to 10 years to life after being convicted of robbing two local firms. Authorities say Campos claimed the holdup was an accident.

Richard Castro Campos Long Beach Tom Welch San Diego Campos

Long Beach Students Win Ford Industry Arts Prize

Three Long Beach youths were among 720 winners in Ford Motor Company's 10th annual Industrial Arts Award and Student Craftsmen's Fair. Winners from 39 states plus the District of Columbia, Canada and Puerto Rico share 50 000 in prizes. local honorees include John Boyd 14 Will Rogers Junior High School 560 third place wrought metal table. Andy Nickles 13 Charles Evans Hughes Junior High School 20 honorable mention woolwork toboggan. Michael Aronson 14 Will Rogers Junior High School 26 honorable mention wrought metal table.

Long Beach Ford Motor’ Company District of Columbia Canada Puerto Rico Ford John Boyd Riviera Will Rogers Andy Nickles Charles Evans Hughes Michael Aronson Riva Alto Canal

Concert Band to Play at Picnic in Long Beach Park

Long Beach junior concert band directed by James E. Son along with Trene's Stage Door studio dancers will entertain at the Missouri picnic August 26 in Bixby Park. James R. Seaton, program chairman, announced registrations will be opened for 114 counties of the state.

Long Beach James E. Son Trene Bixby Park James R. Seatnn

Plans Approved for 3700-Seat Recreation Park Grandstand

Recreation Commission approved a steel grandstand to seat about 3500 with 175 additional box seats at Recreation Park plus a substructure including showers locker rooms and storage. Bonds of 265 thousand were authorized for the project. City Manager urged action to finish by spring and council action is expected next Tuesday. The commission also renewed Alamitos State Park lease through 1956 and asked the county to build a drainage-ditch bridge between Atherton Playground and Park Estates.

Recreation Park Recreation Commission Milliken High Sectoon Sam Vickers State For Recreation Department Alamitos State Park Dec Atherton Playground Park Estates Elmafield Ave

L B Woman to Share in Big Estate

Mrs. Margaret W. Bieri of Long Beach inherits from Herbert D. Walter San Francisco financier who died May 10 at 78. Estate valued at 1 110 685 with half to widow Ethel G Walter and 40 percent of residue to Bieri and 60 percent to Ethel W Magnell Bougival France.

Margaret W. Bieri Long Beath Herbert D. Walter San Fran Risea Walter San Francisco Ethel G. Walter Leff Bieri Ethel W. Magnell Bougival Paris

Temple Sinai Rite Scheduled Tonight

A family service will be held at 8 p.m. today at Temple Beth Sholom 3388 Long Beach Blvd. Mr and Mrs David Strasse ner temple members will conduct a service at 9 p.m. today at Temple Sinai Tin St and Molino Ave.

Temple Beth Sholom Long Beach Bivd David Strassener Temple Sinai Tin St Molino Ave

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