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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1952

Page

17

End of an 8000-Mile Auto Travel Through America

Travel writer chronicles a long automobile journey across the United States from Utah to Nevada, praising road travel for intimacy with towns and landscapes. He recalls Park City Provo Canyon St George and Las Vegas heat, noting desert miles, historical markers, and the glad return to Long Beach. He reflects on readers’ support and the value of the open road.

Ong Beach Calif America Jourt Utah Eaving Park City Provo Canyon Provo L. EB Thad Tere St. George Dixie Province Brigham Young St George Las Vegas Nevada Gambling Center

Planners Get Annexation Petition Plea

The City Council refers to the Planning Commission a Lakewood Plaza annexation petition to circulate petitions for a May election. The area runs Spring Street to Studebaker Road with defined boundaries and 1000 occupied homes, 500 more projected. consent hinges on a planning report and 25 percent signatures of qualified electors.

City Planning Commission Lakewood Plaza Beyehok

Tucker Honored in Naming School for Crippled Children

The Board of Education honored Benjamin Tucker for 28 years of service to crippled children. A new school for crippled children will be built at Stearns Stane Argonne Ave and named the Benjamin Tucker School. Tucker, a retired banker and former Long Beach Chamber of Commerce president, lives at the Pacific Coast Club and chairs the hospital school board.

Adelaide Tichenor Hospital Stearns

Seven Back From Orient Arrive In San Francisco On Usns Gen Weigel

Seven sailors return from the Orient aboard the USNS Gen. Wiliam Weigel. Cpl. Chester Badami 1st Lt. David J. Garmony 1st Lt. Thomas G. Hartley and Theodore Robinson from nearby cities join Capt. Norman R. Rodman 1st Lt. William R. Burd and Ismael A. Ter cero from San Pedro in the homeward group.

Long. Beach San Francisco USNS Wiliam Weigel Chester Badami Wanda David J. Garmony Keynote St Thomas G. Hartley Corinthian Wk Theodore Robinson Brenner Pl Norman R. Rodman Compton William R. Burd

Cinderella Girl to Return to School After Annulment

Martha Morris the Cinderella bride to Roland De Vigier seeks a simple life returning to high school. Annulment granted in Riverside after a private hearing with De Vigier alleging fraud and nonconsummation. Martha, 17, will study near friends rather than St. Anthony's High School and had spent the summer in Oklahoma.

Martha Morris Roland de Vigier Bru Uus Charles KR. Morris Torrance Martha St. Anthony's High School Long Beach Oklahoma Riverside O. K. Morton de Vigier Edward F. Copenhafer Acrow, Inc Harbor City West Coast International

Removal Deal for Pacific Queen from Fietpoint Landing

Port Manager FE J Amar approves a sublease between Capt Frank G Kissinger and Fisherman's Wharf Inc to remove the Pacific Queen by October 15. Kissinger must pay 2000 damages if the ship is not removed. Officials call the vessel a navigation menace that interferes with radar. Kissinger sublets the berth without cost until removal.

FE. J. Amar Frank G. Kissinger Fisherman's Wharf, Inc Kissinger Pacific Queen Fietpoint Landing Kissinger Lepress Porty

Signal Hill to Vote on Skill-Game Ban

Signal Hill considers banning skill games after a 223-2 council vote to ask the Board of Supervisors to place the measure on the November 4 ballot. The move follows a petition signed by 10 percent of voters. City Attorney Ramsey estimated regular ballots cost under 350 dollars versus about 2000 for a special ballot. Some council members oppose due to another petition for unlimited licenses and draw poker. The meeting also raised the tax rate to 0 cents per 100 dollars, up 7 cents from last year to cover higher costs.

Signal Hill Board of Supervisors Albert C. S. Ramsey Nellie J.combellack Emil B. Haulily Horace W. Green Lloyd J.tomlin Lloyd S. Colson Lafe Bonnie C. Price Tomlin Colson

JM Plans New Building for Long Beach Plant

Johns-Manville Corp. plans a new 80 000 square foot addition to its Long Beach plant at 2233rd St and Alameda Blvd. A rigid steel frame U shaped building, to be completed by summer 1953, will expand insulation material production. The existing 1938 plant makes asbestos cement pipe and wool insulation and employs about 500 people. 100 more will be added with the new building.

Tey Carey

Vessel in Distress Seaward Search at Sea Sport

Coast Guard extended a search after a distress call from the Sea Sport at 5:45 am yesterday. Aircraft and surface crafts scoured waters five miles off China Point at San Clemente Island as reports tied to a San Diego vessel named Sea Sport with two men aboard headed north.

Coast Guard Sea Sport China Point San Clemente Island San Diego

New City Rules on Trash Fires

The City Council authorized changes to the fire prevention code to curb open burning and nuisance from trash fires. Bonfires are illegal on streets or private or public property without fire department permits and allowed only within specific daytime hours. Incineration is allowed during certain periods with or without permits, and industrial trash burning requires a permit between 6 am and 4 pm.

Supervisors Set Dec 2 for Water District Vote

Los Angeles County supervisors fixed December 2 as the election date to decide on forming the Central Basin Municipal Water District. The district would span from Los Altos south to Whittier Blvd north, with a five district map for electing directors. If created, a second vote would seek annexation to the Metropolitan Water District for Colorado River water.

Moters Los Angeles County Central Basin Municipal Water District Board of Supervisors Herbert C. Legg Los Altos Whittier Blvd Metropolitan Water District

Stabbing Suspect Surrenders After Assault Claim

Richard Gallegos, 23, of Seabright Avenue, turned himself in after police linked him to the stabbing of his wife Elmer L. Gallegos, 32. She was treated at Seaside Hospital for a severe abdominal wound and a thigh wound, and the couple had been separated about a week. Police booked Gallegos on assault investigations.

Richard Gallegos Seabright Ave Elmer L. Gallegos Seaside Hospital

Lack of Sidewalks Near Burroughs School Prompt Action

The school board calls the Warilow Road sidewalk deficit a real hazard to children near Burroughs Elementary. They authorized School Business Manager A A Knolls to ask City Manager Samuel Vickers for serious consideration. Only about half of the street on the portager and south sides between Atlantic and Cherry Aves has sidewalks, drawing protest from Sassonet PTA. In 1930 Vickers said resolving the issue is complex as property owners would bear most of the construction costs.

Warilow Rd Burroughs Elementary Mgr. A. A. Knolls Samuel Vickers Knoll Porter Atlantic Ave Cherry Ave Burroughs 33Rd St Orangel Ave Sassonet PTA Het Vickers School Board

Two Car Crash Hurts Three In Long Beach

Three people were injured in a two car crash on Arbor Street near Santa Fe Avenue in Long Beach last night. Arthur H. Gavigan, 34, of Wilmington, sustained spinal injury. A. Codeene, 20, suffered a sprained right knee and possible nose fracture. Wanda L. Palmer, 20, from Los Angeles, had possible nose fracture and abrasions. Gavigan’s car was rear ended by Car Lee Adams, 18, of Los Angeles, who was cited for driving without a license. Codeene and Palmer were passengers in Adams’ vehicle.

Long Beach Bivd Arbor St Seaside Hospital Arthur H. Gavigan S. Graces Ave Wilmington A. S. Codeene Santa Fe Ave Wanda L. Palmer Los Angeles Gavigan Lee Adams Adams Codeene Miss Palmer

Daughter Finds Mother After Thirty Year Gap

After 30 years of searching, Barbara Ann Milne, 9, and her mother Mrs. Esther Milne reunite with Katherine Cassidy in Denver. Milne, who grew up in a Denver orphanage after parental separation, learned her birth name and traced family through a relative’s tip. The emotional meeting ended with plans for future visits as both women cherish the newly found mother-daughter bond.

Alexander Millne Alamitos Ave Barbara Ann Alexander Milne Alamitos. Ave Miline Denver Katherine

School District Receives One Dollar Rental Payment

A lone one dollar check arrived from Los Angeles Airways Inc for a month’s rental of school property used as a heliport. The district rents vacant Pine Ave and Willow St land to land helicopters and deliver mail.

Los Angéles Airways, Inc Pine Ave Willow St

Realtors Outline Beach Parking Plan

Realtors propose dredging sand from Rainbow Pier lagoon edge and moving it to widen the west beach by 500 feet. The extra area would be converted to auto parking with entry from Locust Ave near Seaside Blvd. The plan, put forward by Dick Racine for the Board of Realtors, was referred to the city manager for study.

The Rainbow Pier Rainbow Lagoon Dick Racine Board of ‘Realtors Leity Racine Pine Ave Municipal Auditorium Seaside Blvd Locust Ave Board of Healtors

Costs of Freeway Span Plans Sought

Port Manager E. J. Amatn and Chief Harbor Engineer Robert R. Shoemaker seek engineering costs to prepare plans for a $6,000,000 diagonal bridge over the Los Angeles River from Ninth to Seventh Streets. The harbor board requests estimates from multiple firms, not just Moffatt & Nichol, after reviewing a sketch. The diagonal design aims to reduce traffic congestion anticipated with the Long Beach Freeway completion in the harbor district.

Los Angeles River Ninth Seventh Sts E. J. Amatn Robert R. Shoemaker Board of Harbor Commissioners Moffatt & Nichol Pee St Harbor Board Long Beach Harbor District

Nurse Faces Dope Charge for Forging Prescriptions

Mrs. Morrel M. Fueger a 31 year old nurse of 2472 Cedar Ave was charged with four counts of forging prescriptions to obtain narcotics She appeared before Municipal Judge D Wallace with 1500 bail and a preliminary hearing set for next Monday Police said she admitted filling the prescriptions after a hospital official reported stolen blanks The arrest followed a Wednesday home raid by officers Fred L Good and Pat Paris citing the hospital connection to the alleged thefts

Veterans’ Administration Hospital Morrel M. Fueger Cedar Ave D. Wallace Next Monnday Fueger Fred L. Good Pat Paris

Two Men Injured in Pacific Coast Highway Collision

A traffic crash at Pacific Coast Highway and Pacific Avenue injured two drivers and a passenger. Herbert H. Barker, 69, of Fresno, sustained minor injuries while Lester G. Drew, 43, and a passenger, Fred Z. Jensen, 619 Obispo Avenue, suffered more serious head injuries. Emergency responders treated the wounded at Seaside Hospital.

Pacific Coast Hwy Pacific Ave Macinne Herbert H. Barker Fresno Lester G.* Drew City, I Chestnut Ave Barker Fred Z. Jensen Obispo Ave Seaside Tal

Committees Push Army Engineer Head Report On Alamitos Bay Marina

Citizens and a group press Lt General Pick to release the Army Engineers feasibility report on developing Alamitos Bay into a marina. Local officials vow to publicize the findings and seek support from Rep Doyle and Senators Knowland Nixon while outlining federal approval steps and jetty extensions to curb silting.

Alamitos Bay Lewis A. Pick U.S. Army Engineers Washington, D. C Clyde Doyle U. S Willam F. Knowland Richard Nixon Fiels Los Angeles Ager Samuel E. Vickers W. R Schuler Lewis D. Reese Leland RB. Schenck Naples Congress Bay Pr Duce Lewis Wit Sparks James R. Saul Pleasure Boat Owners’ Association Leland R. Schenck M. F. Roche S. V. Muniz J. D. Gidkerson A. Lynn Parmley Reese and Schenck

$4500 Vanishes From Ship's Safe

Federal authorities said they are without a clue today to the theft of 4500 dollars from the purser's safe aboard the American President Lines refrigerator ship Lightning between Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor and San Francisco. The money was stolen Saturday night or Sunday morning while the ship was en route north. Purser Richard Leslie said the theft occurred during his brief absence and the safe had not been forced open.

American President Lines Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor San Francisco Richard Leslie

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