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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1953

Page

15

Beach Combing Finds Odd Cars and Polio Drive Gifts

Daily column notes curious highway sightings from Garden Grove Blvd to Hill Street. A Studebaker Champion carries a lone driver on the front seat’s right, while a cabbie witnessed an elderly woman signaling with a waving handkerchief at a red light. Ongoing March of Dimes fund drive raises funds via 5600 Olive Street play and vaudeville show. George Vermillion praises the contribution. Also recounts Ike’s inaugural parade praise from Midshipman Michael C. Davis and a USC fish-tank tale of a nose-pushing trout who nabbed two worms. Finally, a bank crowd shows up for 1953 auto license tab issuance, with advice on mailing applications for speed.

Henry A. Johnson Studebaker Garden Grove Blvd Henry Johnson Hill St Olive March of Dimes George Vermillion Polio Foundation Janice Templin Patty Dillon Joyce Templin Douglas Darrah Vickie McMitt Pamela Dillon Gary Olson Vermillion

Loyalty Reaffirmed At Long Beach Scout Recommitment

More than 3000 Boy Scouts from the Long Beach area reaffirmed their loyalty to Scout aims Monday night at Municipal Auditorium. The event featured a Pine Ave parade, Leo Carrillo as guest, and a massing of colors with Flag-bearers from five districts. The Tribe of Tahquitz staged Indian dances as Jake Groeneveren led the pledge and Byrum Zinn chaired.

Michael Cuckler Pine Ave Municipal Auditorium Leo Carrillo Frank Merriam Long Beach Carrillo Frank ‘Merriam Boy Scouts Boy Scout Movement Billy Wood Lewis Ave Tribe of Tahquitz Long Beach Council Jake Groeneveren Byrum Zinn

Gunman Robs Thriflimart Market at Bellflower

A man about 30, medium height, robs Thriflimart at 2164 Bellflower Blvd at 5:45 p.m. Monday. He forces cashier Anna-Sue Egler, 26, to fill a bag with $800 after forcing her at the checkstand. The robber fled on foot.

City Offices Dispute Los Cerritos Road Plan

Long Beach council hears a clash between city planners and the city engineer over routing through traffic in Los Cerritos. planners urge extending a service road to Locust Ave to keep through traffic out of the district, while the engineer’s office opposes the move as traffic pressure grows with Wardlow Bridge. The council filed the report without comment.

Los Cerritos Planning Commission Wardlow Bridge Los Angeles River Cedar Pacific Aves Wardlow Rad Locust Ave Long Beach Artesia St.Del Amo Blvd Samuel E. Vickers

Transient John Morrison Jailed After Theft Claim

Police caught John Freden Morrison after a hotel purse theft in the 200 block of West Ocean Boulevard. The 37 year old Portland robbery fugitive was booked on robbery and fugitive charges following a Monday arrest by Sgt. Wills Penhollow.

John Freden Morrison Morrison Record Bureau Portland Ore Sgt Wills Penhollow W. Ocean’ Blvd

Mystery Ship to Be Towed to San Pedro

The mystery ship SS Fair Hope grounded on San Benito Island Baja California 350 miles south of Long Beach. It was to be floated on a high tide and towed to San Pedro with 500 tons of classified military cargo aboard. The steward Carl Thurmond is missing and blood was found in his quarters. The FBI said it can act only when the ship berths in an American port.

Fairhope Long Beach San Pedro Yokohama Mobile H. T. Hallman Coast Guard Carl Thurmond Sibley San Benito Island Baja California Mexico United States Hallman Waterman Steamship Corp Ala FBI

Twenty Years of Civil Service Honored in Long Beach Area

Seven Long Beach area residents employed in the Office of Supervising Inspector of Naval Material received emblems recognizing twenty years of service to the U S government. The awards were presented by Capt. Thomas C Cullins, USH, to H Brown, Canavan, Mullen, Mrs Mench, Burke Jr, Grueling, and Co Palmer, with addresses in Torrance Wilmington Bellflower and other localities.

Aecerar Longach Ofice Thomas C.cullins USH H. Brown St. P J H. Grueling Seals Island Wilmington Co. Palmer Bellflower Blvd Bellflower

City Council Changes Mind on Proposition

City Council voted 5 to 4 to add a $2 750 000 exhibition hall at Municipal Auditorium to the April 3 ballot. The move lifts total public-improvement outlay to 360 187 000 funded from unreleased titeland money. Voting for submission were Parmsey Seaton Wagner Fletcher and Kealer. Opposing were Chace Sutter Liveni Carleson and Livoni.

Municipal Auditorium A. L.parmsey James R. Seaton Clarence E. Wagner Carl Fletcher Rayaond C. Kealer Burton W Chace Lyman B. Sutter Bazil A. Carleson Max Livoni SCORE Long Beach Convention and Visittors Bureau Council H. G. Markworth Mo Ton Citizens Committee On Public Improvements Dlry Sutter Liveni Carleson Fletcher Kealer Parmley Wagner Seaton

Woman Pleads Guilty in Slaying of Friend

Frail blue-eyed Mrs. Elizabeth McLean 39 of 4414 Greenbrier Rd. changed her plea from murder to manslaughter today after a quarrel ending in a July slaying. Prosecutors plan sentencing on March 2 with probation available.

Elizabeth McLean McLean Greenbrier Rd William Lawson George Francis Francis Ing

Rare Perjury Charge Issued Against Youth

Long Beach district attorney files a rare perjury complaint against Lawndale youth Donald Dawson 21 for false testimony in the Elbert Boston armed robbery trial. Dawson testified Boston did not participate, aiding Boston’s conviction while Robinson and Dawson are jailed. Perjury case marks first in 12 years by Long Beach DA office.

Long Beach District’ Attorney's Office Lawndale Elbert Blackie Boston Donald Lucky) Dawson Lynn Compton 77Th St Sepulveda Blvd BR Robinson Dawson Redondo Beach Robinson Long Beach Ted C. Sten Iadd

Fine Osteopath for Tax Evasion in Los Angeles

Dr Arthur E Fike a 72 year old osteopath from Long Beach was fined 10000 and placed on three years probation for income tax evasion. Assistant U S Attorney George M Triester said he failed to declare 24000 of his 1946 and 1947 income dodging 8000 in taxes. Federal Judge William Byrne sentenced him in Los Angeles.

Arthur E. Fike Long Beach Osteopath Asst U. S George M. Triester Fike William Bryne Los Angeles

Traffic Box Score Report with Fatalities and Injuries

A summary of last 24 hours traffic outcomes lists fatalities and injuries by date. It notes 2 injuries and 6 total fatalities for 1958, with 117 total injuries and 2 fatalities for 1953 and 1952 figures showing 77 injuries for that date.

School to Buy 42000 Towels for Gyms and Pools

School trustees approved a $22137.50 purchase of 42000 towels for use in city school gyms and pools. The contract was awarded to H. W. Baker Linen Co. of California, Inc.

H. W. Baker Linen Co California, Inc

Contract on Building at Jordan Awarded

Construction of a cafetera and classroom building at Jordan High School was approved Monday by school trustees. The board awarded a $92,880 contract to Brewer-Webb Construction Co. The Jow bidder plumbing and heating contract went to John W. Ward Co. at $16,454 and the electrical contract to Towne Electric Co. for $19,987.

Jordan ‘High School Brewer-Webb Construction Co Jow John W W. Ward Co Towne Electric Co

Four Mine Sweepers Return From Korea To Long Beach

Four mine sweepers of Division 74 will return to Long Beach at 2 p m Thursday the Navy announced. The division includes USS Chief under Lt. D Brace Jr USS Competent under Lt Cmdr F Abbott USS Devastator under Lt Cmdr J E Murphy and USS Defense under Lt Cmdr A Brougham Lt Cmdr E A Grant commands the division. Names listed apply to Devastator crew members and their spouses or next of kin for other ships sailors from Long Beach area listed with addresses variety of towns including Garden Grove Compton Wilmington and San Pedro.

Korea Long Beach Navy USS Chief D. Brace Jr Competent Cmdr F. Abbott J. E. Murphy Defense A. Brougham E. A. Grant Grand Ave David L. Zerr Janette L. Zerr Sol W Seventh St Donald M. Lintmer Rosemarie Lintner Marvelle St Compton Charles T. Cooper Corinne M. Cooper Bay View Ave Wilmington George F. Gross George W. Gross Exmoor Ave Raymond LoCascio Anna LoCascio Thorson Ave Gardner H. Wade Portsmouth Rd San Pedro

County Funds Transportation Study for Monorail Plan

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted $100,000 to support a county wide transport study. The money supplements $50,000 already allotted to the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority for a monorail along the Los Angeles River. New York firm Coverdale and Copitts will conduct the survey of future transportation needs for Los Angeles County. Long Beach residents Fred S Dean and Lloyd Whaley sit on the Transit Authority board. The supervisors backed Assembly Bill 2311 to expand the Authority’s scope to all forms of public transportation.

Long Beach San Fernando Valley Board of Supervisors Los Angeles Los Angeles River New York Coverdale and Copitts Los Angeles County Fred S. Dean Lloyd Whaley Transit Authority

Two Service Stations Robbed by Bandit Duos

Police report two armed robberies within a half hour at California stations. At Pacific Coast Highway 1050 E robberies by two bandits in a 1949 Chevrolet yielded 65 dollars while cash was taken and the attendant forced to back away. Thirty minutes earlier Hatcock Service Station 3496 Atlantic Ave was robbed by two riders in a 1938 Ford. Ivan Snider said the pair, armed, took 7 dollars in coins and 12 dollars in his docket.

C Parks Pacific Coast Hwy Andrew J. Robinson Chestnut Ave Robinson Hatcock Atlantic Ave Hanit Ivan L. Snider First St Snider

Goal of $50,000 Annual Heart Drive Opened

Long Beach Heart Association launched its annual campaign with a $50,000 goal toward an $80,000 target. Dr. George C. Griffith warned that heart disease kills across ages while funds support research and public education. Half the donations stay in Long Beach with the rest flowing to broader associations for research.

Long Beach Long Beach Heart Association George C. Griffith University of Southern California Elliston Farrell Pine Ave Carl W. Rogers Lafayette Hotel William D. Evans Elliston Farrel

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