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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1951
Page
6
Draftsman Frank R. Glenn of Long Beach was hired for the Harbor Department at 371 dollars a month. The Harbor Commission approved the employment yesterday afternoon on the request of Chief Harbor Engineer R. R. Shoemaker.
BERKELEY Dec 11 A three man rescue party was en route to aid three University of California high altitude laboratory employees stranded on snow covered White Mountain in Inyo County since last Tuesday Their snow weasel lost a head and the men were five miles above Big Pine in an abandoned miner s cabin Elmer Benlow Ward J Brown and Edward Messinger were residents of Bishop Pomona and were named by a fourth Jack Rose of Berkeley who traced the party to Big Pine Meanwhile five Orland Calif Boy Scouts lost all night Sunday in Mendocino National Forest were found huddled around a fire to ward off the freezing weather.
McGrath testified Caudle was dismissed after Truman ordered his resignation following a probe into Caudle’s outside activities. The panel explored a $5000 commission on a $30,000 airplane sale to Knohl and Caudle’s trips abroad and mink coat purchases. Caudle defended his actions as fiscally prudent for a large family, while King pressed that his indiscretions breached public trust.
Price Boss Michael V. DiSalle was admitted as an attorney eligible to practice before the Supreme Court. His admission was moved by Paul V. Porter, former wartime head of the Office of Price Administration. Also admitted was Don C. Miller, Notre Dame backfield star, now U. S. attorney at Cleveland, presented by Solicitor General Philip B. Perlman. DiSalle formerly served as mayor of Toledo.
Grand Counselor of the California Nevada jurisdiction of the United Commercial Travelers will attend a dinner hosted by Long Beach Council 635 in Welch's Restaurant. A class of candidates will be initiated at Knights of Pythias Hall after the dinner, with Francis E. Tomson presiding.
Preliminary arraignments for Neil St. Clair, a Navy man, were held in Municipal Court before Judge Harry F. Keeler as 27 year old F. Ryan and 20 year old A. L. La May faced robbery charges. Their hearing was set for December 14 relating to a December 4 harbor district knife threat incident.
Buenos Aires December 11 President Peron issued a decree calling a special congress session for December 18 to investigate activities of opposition parties linked to the abortive revolt of September 28.
The Post Office Department announces a commemorative 4-H cent postage stamp to mark the 44 Club movement birthplace in Springfield. The sale is set for January with claims tied to the 4-H Club commemorative event.
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