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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1951

Page

5

Simpson Enters 18th District Congressional Race

California politics report details Raymond C. Simpson of Long Beach entering the race for the 18th District seat against Carl Fletcher. It notes his background, party alignment, and potential rivals, including Clarence Wagner and Gerald Desmond, with several Republicans already declared. The piece also mentions Linnel running in the new 28th District and Blodgett named Doyle’s field representative.

Raymond C. Simpson Longshore Beach Carl Fletcher Day Washington, D. C California Long Beach Pasadena Pepperdine College Navy Chicago Law School Lennel Frank M. Linnel Newport Orange County San Diego County Clyde Doyle Simpson Clarence Wagner Gerald Desmond Assembly Harry Wade Doyle W.S. Grant Craig Hosmer Kenneth Sutherland L. A. Pipkin Democratic County Central Committee Pipkin Estes Kefauver Tom Blodgett Blodgett GOP Republican Assembly San Francisco YWCA

Police Capture Suspect in Jail

Grady L. Norris, 28, long sought on check charges, was found in county jail serving a petty theft sentence. Long Beach police announced his arraignment in Municipal Court on four check charges totaling 111 dollars. Judge Harry F. Keeler set a preliminary hearing for December 31 and bail was fixed.

Grady L. Norris Long Beach Harry F. Keeler Dee

Sabres Down Two Red Jets In Korea Air Battle

American Sabre jets shot down two Red MiGs and badly damaged another in a 30 minute fighter clash over northwest Korea. Fifth Air Force reported no American casualties. Ground fighting near Heartbreak Ridge featured snow and subzero temperatures as Allied forces attempted to regain a cut off advance.

Seoul Korea Fifth Air Force Heartbreak Ridge

Year in Jail for Drunk Driver

Three men pleaded guilty to drunk driving charges in the Municipal Court of Judge Harry F. Keeler this morning. Robert E. Whiteside, 36, of Hawaiian Gardens, was sentenced to a year in county jail after the court learned of prior drunk driving convictions. Victor L. Rohmer, 26, of 636 Linden Ave, received a $200 fine or 20 days. Murray C. Ewers, 48, of 527 E Fourth St, was fined $250 or 50 days for a December arrest at Fourth St and Pine Ave.

Harry F. Keeler Robert E. Whiteside Hawaiian Gardens Linden Ave Victor L. Rohmer Seventh St Daisy Magnolia Aves Murray C. Ewers Fourth St Pine Ave

Stainless Steel Supplies Released For Civilian Use

The Defense Production Administration announced 87 500 tons of straight chromium stainless steel will be available for civilian production in early 1952. This represents about 26 percent of total supply as surplus grew due to smaller allotments and some auto makers withdrawing chromium stainless steel use.

Washington Defense Production Administration DPA

Turkey Loses Top Billing on Christmas Day Births

The Davis family of 5590 Cerritos Ave rushed Christmas dinner as a baby arrived at 6:43 p.m. at Los Cerritos Maternity Hospital. A 4:47 p.m. quake shook the Southland as Mrs. Lynn Davis welcomed a 9 pound, 7 ounce boy and the family returned home for a belated turkey dinner at 8:30 p.m.

L. R. Davis Cerritos Ave Davis Inlaw Lynn Davis Los Cerritos Maternity Hospital

Boy Scouts Present Gifts at VA Hospital

Scout Troop 43 sponsored by the Fleet Reserve gave 100 Christmas presents to women patients at the Veterans Administration Hospital. Gifts included socks made by their mothers. Scouts Tommy Palmer Ronny Halloran Neal Halloran and Otis Good delivered them. Scoutmaster George Palmer and Assistant Scoutmaster P W Kraemer arranged distribution.

Fleet Reserve Veterans Administration Hospital Tommy Palmer Ronny Neal Halloran Otis Good George Palmer P. W. Kraemer

Halliday Promoted After Korea Service on Destroyer

Halliday, executive officer on the destroyer Wedderburn, promoted from lieutenant commander to commander. He is the son of Herbert Halliday, secretary manager of the Paramount Chamber of Commerce. His wife and their three children reside at 5206 The Toledo.

A. James Hailiday Wedderburn Korea Herbert Halliday Paramount Chamber of Commerce David Jeffrey Alan The Toledo

Youth Killed in Crash on Crest Highway north of Pasadena

A car plunged from the Angeles Crest Highway near Pasadena killing Dale C. Davis 19 of Hollywood and critically injuring John S. Loomie 19 of Los Angeles. The sheriff's office released the identifications.

Pasadena Iy Angeles Crest Highway Here Dale C. Davis Hollywood John 5. Loomie Los Angeles

New Parcel Post Rules Set By Postal Service

New parcel post regulations take effect January 1 per Postmaster Howard K. Goodwin. Package size must not exceed 72 inches in girth plus length and weight limits range from 8 ounces to 40 pounds in nearby areas and 20 pounds elsewhere. Exceptions permit rural and small post offices deliveries and Army Fleet posts or U S territories with up to 100 inches total girth and length and 3 to 70 pounds weight.

Howard K.goodwin United States

Wed 56 Years Pair Observe Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Fred Schmeltz of 103 E Bixby Ra celebrated 56 years of marriage. Married in Kansas City Mo where Mr Schmeltz ran hardware and sheet metal business for 50 years. They retired twelve years ago and moved to Long Beach. Two daughters Mrs Lester Callahan and Mrs James Mel deck attended.

Fred Schmeltz E. Bixby Ra Kansas City Schmelitz Long Beach Lester Callahan Country Club Dr James Meldeck Linden Ave

Ickes 77 in Hospital With Nerve Ailment

Former Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes, age 77, is hospitalized at Georgetown University Hospital with a painful nerve root condition. His wife said he entered the facility about a week ago and is “getting along all right,” stressing it is not a dread disease. He has lived on a nearby Maryland farm since leaving the cabinet.

Washington Harold L. Ickes

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