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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1949

Page

3

Air Force officer among eight killed in New Orleans crash

2nd Lt. W. D. Vineyard, 23, formerly of Long Beach, is identified among eight men killed when a B 25 bomber crashed near New Orleans yesterday. His mother Mrs Harold Sloane, and widow Evelyn, plus daughter Judith Ann, survive. He had left Paramount Jan 23 for Keesler Field Mississippi and had wartime service prior to recall. He attended Polytechnical High School Compton College and was a university of Idaho student before recall.

New Orleans W. D. Vineyard Long Beach Harold Sloane First St Vineyard Evelyn Jackon Caramouunte Paramount Keesler Field Miss Polytechnic High School Compton College University of Idaho West Coast Judith Ann

Cycle Officer Injured in Collision at Livingstone and Termino

Motorcycle officer Albert D. Schlessin was seriously hurt last night after colliding with a car at Livingston Drive and Termino Avenue. He has a broken pelvis tibia left arm and left leg fractures and was taken to St. Mary's Hospital. The motorcycle was demolished. Driver Harold A. Eydman 27 of 269 Corona Avenue was cited for illegal left turn and failure to yield.

Albert D. Schlessin Livingston Dr Termino Ave St. Mary's Hospital Harold A. Eydman Corona Ave

Passkey Burglars Raid Two Homes

Two residents report passkey burglaries last night. Harvin S. Colbaugh of 1212 Stanley Ave said a thief used a passkey to enter his home and stole a $25 radio and a purse with $15. Elaine M. Cole of 190142 E. Both St reported $8 stolen and a purse with papers, found scattered on the street.

Harvin S. Colbaugh Stanley Ave Elaine M. Cole

Woman Hurt in Collision on Anaheim and Henry Ford Avenues

Mrs Ruth Vogt aged 38 of 3346 Gale Avenue Long Beach sustained injuries in a two car crash at 2 15 pm on Anaheim Street and Henry Ford Avenue Wilmington. She received treatment at Wilmington Receiving Hospital. Both her husband Henry Vogt and Carl L Fasnacht of Harbor City escaped injury.

Ruth Vogt Gale Ave Long Beach Anaheim St T Henry Ford Ave Wilmington Wilmington Receiving Hospital Henry F. Vogt Carl L. Fasnacht Ozone Ave Harbor City

Weekend Rain and Wind Forecast for Southern California

The report notes ongoing wet weather with light showers possible late Sunday and periodic wind. It records a 44 degree low, 57 degree high yesterday, and .05 inch of rain this morning. A five day outlook suggests possible rain Monday and below normal temperatures through Wednesday.

California U. S. Weather Bureau

Water Hampers Work on Sewer at Magnolia and 16th

Fresh water wastes at the Magnolia Avenue and 16th Street intersection as County Sanitation District crews pump 24 hours daily to keep water out of a large excavation for a sewer pipeline. Bad soil conditions and recent rains may require closure of the intersection for weeks while the line extends west on 16th Street to tie into an existing line at Oregon Street as part of the Signal Hill trunk serving Signal Hill, Los Cerritos, California Heights and nearby areas.

16Th St Magnolia Ave County Sanitation District 17Th St Oregon St Signal Hill Los Cerritos California Heights

Fire Levels Part Of John Wade Co Warehouse At Obispo

A late night blaze at the John Wade Co warehouse 1200 Obispo Ave caused more than 35000 in damage. Fire Chief Frank S. Sandeman led eight pieces of equipment and six engine companies to control the flames for about two hours. One firefighter, Robert B. Pard, was injured, treated at Seaside Hospital. Cause undetermined.

John Wade Co Obispo Ave Frank S. Sandeman Aps Charles P. Gib Ison Cedar Ave Anaheim St Loma Ave Mead Harmon C. R. Meckley Sandeman Meckley Robert B. Pard Seaside Hospital Frank S. Wade Firaman Phata

Bunco Scheme Fleeces Woman In Downtown Incident

Police report an old pigeon drop bunco carried out yesterday afternoon in the downtown area. Ora Lee Magee of 1434 Cowles Street lost 380 after two men posed as legitimate participants. The woman said she handed over both money and the men, who vanished.

Ora Lee Magee Cowles St Alice

Search on for Dog Missing Since Tuesday

Humane officials seek a year-old brown and white female springer spaniel that disappeared Tuesday morning from Emmett Davis yard at 3650 Fountain Ave. The timid dog has a short tail, long curly hair, and Davis describes her coat as snow white with dark brown.

Humane Emmett Davis Fountain Ave Davis

City plans $50,000 traffic realignment to ease hazard

Long Beach moves to channelize the intersection of Livingston Drive and E Ocean Boulevard. The project, authorized by the City Council, realigns Ocean Boulevard to Mira Mar Avenue, introduces automatic signals at the new cross with Grand Avenue, and adds a 20 foot center strip to reduce crashes. A small land strip must be acquired for a new right of way.

Livington Dr E. Ocean Blvd Werner Ruditi Long Beach Ocean Blvd Livingston Dr Mira Mar Ave Mira Mar Grand Aves Thirty-ninth Pl Grand Ave E, Ocean, Blvd

Bandit Pair Rob Dr Buffum Jewelry and Cash

Two young men robbed Dr. Roy L Buffum of jewelry valued over 1000 and cash in the rear garage of his Elm Avenue home. One man sat in the car and restrained him while the other brandished a revolver and warned him to stay quiet.

Roy L. Buffum Elm Ave Dee Buffum

Court Okays Sale of 47 Snakes in Estate Auction

Superior Judge Joseph M. Maltby approves the sale of 47 snakes from the estate of Mrs. Grace Wiley. Clarence M. Tanner, executor, plans to dispose of cobras, vipers, rattlesnakes, pythons, alligators and crocodiles. Buyer Merna Knowles will pay 1070 dollars and safeguard the reptiles until their permanent home in Arizona is found. Eleven cobras remain to be sold to the highest bidder.

Clarence M. Tanner Grace O. Wiley Joseph M. Maltby Tanner Preston W. Johnson Maltby Merna Knowles Arizona Wiley

Funeral set for Burgess couple after murder suicide

Rex Leo Burgess and Blanche Loraine Burgess died at 2646 Fashion Ave. Police ruled murder and death by own action. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. in Christensen & Pine Mortuary chapel with interment at Angeles Abbey Mausoleum. Deputy Coroner to perform autopsy.

Rex Leo Burgess Blanche Loraine Fashion Ave Christensen & Pine Mortuary Angeles Abbey VBL Burgess Philip A.adkins Lorin @Q

Lions Honor Police Hearing L A Deputy Chief Hohmann

Arthur C. Hohmann of Los Angeles told the Lions Club about Sir Robert Peel and the origins of modern policing. He described Peel as father of the police system, noted Tory influence on the London force, and cited a queen’s commission after protests. The event included awards to Long Beach police Chief Alvin Slaight and other city officials and guests.

Robert Peel United States England Arthur C. Hohmann Los Angeles The Lions Club Robert London Hohmann London Metropolitan Europe Queen Victoria Frank Mead Mead Alvin F. Slaight Long Beach Phil A. Hattery Ted Murphy Sigal Hill Ben Caldwell Bob Wood Kelly Shaw Naval Shipyard Otto Faulkner Lorin

Tiny Coast Guard Tug Yankton Heads to Boston Expedition

The coast guard icebreaking tug Yankton sails Monday for Boston under Lt. W. C. Akers with 18 crew. En route stops include Acapulco, the Canal Zone, and Miami, to share cutters duty in the North Atlantic. replaced here by the Morris, a prewar vessel laid up in Puget Sound since 1947.

Boston Coast Guard Yankton W. C. Akers Acapulco Canal Zone Miami Fla North Atlantic Morris Puget Sound Here

Fighter Sentenced for Sailor's Death

Edward E. Hernandez, 23, a prizefighter, received a sentence of one to 19 years in San Quentin after being found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Navy enlisted man George Castaneda in San Pedro on December 4. Coroner reports indicate a fist fight on a San Pedro street led to Castaneda sustaining a fractured skull, which proved fatal.

Edward E. Hernandez San Quentin Fred Miller George Castaneda San Pedro Hernandez Castaneda

Long Beach Area Forecast Teases Partly Cloudy Weather

The Long Beach area foresees partly cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow with a fresh wind. The forecast notes cool to mild temperatures and a continued breeze along coastal zones, signaling a calmer but brisk pattern for the region.

Long Beach

Ramsey Crane assesses pension plan fairness in city system

Councilman Joseph R. Ramsey a pension advocate and railway retiree criticized the state one sixtieth plan as unbalanced for municipal employees. He urged a local retirement system offering up to 150 dollars monthly, arguing the state plan benefits higher paid workers while shortchanging lower paid ones. He warned that early retirees could cash in with minimal contributions and high monthly checks, creating inequity.

Joseph R. Ramsey Ramsey

Mumps and chickenpox remain widespread in city health report

The weekly health summary shows 54 new mumps cases this year totaling 166 and 43 new chickenpox cases raising 1949 to 224, with higher yet non epidemic spread. Dr. Litwack notes improved reporting explains the rise, with measles and German measles also tallied, while births and deaths year to date compare with 1948.

Health Department I. D. Litwack

75,000 Beat Auto Tab Deadline Here

Automobile owners missing the 1949 license tab deadline at Long Beach Motor Vehicle Department faced a 100 percent penalty on registration and 50 percent on license fees. Manager D. J. Bullock said about 5,000 crowded the 700 E Broadway office and an estimated 75,000 had applied since January.

Motor E. Broadway D. J. Bullock Long Beach Bullock

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