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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1954

Page

2

Air Force lab crash over San Pablo Bay spares crew

A four engine Lockheed flying laboratory with top secret radar gear crashed into shallow water near San Pablo Bay Friday night during a foggy approach to Hamilton Field. All 13 aboard survived with no serious injuries. Pilot Lt. Col. Russell Cheever kept the plane level before impact. The craft, designated C21, was part of a Western Air Defense Command unit under Brig. Gen. James Andrew and had been flown from McClellan Air Force Base to a test area over the Sierra Mountains. Rescue teams found the wreck in five feet of water after radio and radar signals helped locate it in the marshy outskirts. The mission and aircraft value are classified.

San Pablo Bay San Francisco Latterman General Hospital Raymond J. Durand Cooperstown Harold L. Bowsher Castville Frank Yratny Ft. Dodge Iowa Henry D.nix Lawrenceville Hamilton Air Force Base Air Force Flying Laboratory Air Force Kenneth Hutcherson Hall Tenn North Highlands Cail Hamilton Field Western Air Defense Command James Andrew ADC Russel Cheever San Antonio Texas Sierra Mountains McLellan Air Force Base Sacramento Cheever Hamilton McLellan S/Set Melvin S. Smith Wally

Truman challenges Ike on security firings and communists

Former President Truman attacked President Eisenhower over the 2200 government dismissals labeled security risks. He questioned how many were actual Communists, asserting there may be few or none. He spoke at the Roosevelt dinner, defending Democratic positions and urging disclosure of subversive findings.

New York Henry S. Truman Eisenhower Truman Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Americana For Democratic Waldorf Astoria Harry Kansas City LaGuardia Democratic Committee Congress

Heater Traps Woman Freed by Cop

Police officer William L. Marshall of 144 Lees Ave freed Mrs Polly Hall 24 of Huntington Park after her hand became caught in a heater grate at relatives home 2840 Montair Ave. Relatives Mr and Mrs Wallara Moyn summoned help and Marshall pried the grate from the wall with a board, allowing her to escape safely.

Wiliam L. Marshall Lees Ave Wallara Moyn Montair Ve Polly Hall Huntington Park Mildred Lerche Marshall

Barroom Brawls Send Four to Hospitals

Police report two barroom brawls leaving four men injured and hospitalized. Earl B. Black and Joseph B. Hechan sustained severe head wounds from bottles and glass. witnesses described chaotic fights at 1629 Cherry Ave and 242 Pacific Ave. One Marine sergeant, Abe I. Wiens, was struck in the eye during the melee. Lloyd Chad was arrested on assault charges.

Earl'b. Black Wespons Cherry Aspitals Jsldans Setentin Seaside Hospital Joseph BP. Hechan Alamitos Ave Community Hospital Herold D. Baker Junipero Ave Baker Bernice M. Myers Fashion Ave Black Rosin Kethan Abe I. Wiens U. S. Marine Corps Barracks Terminal Island Pacific Ave Lloyd Chad Third St

C-47 Crashes in Alaska Ice. Survivors Seen

An Air Force C-47 crash landed in bitter cold 75 miles northeast of Anchorage during freezing rain. Some of 16 passengers are believed alive as rescue efforts proceed with limited weather. The two engine transport was en route from Elmendorf to Ladd Base. wreckage located 15 miles northwest of Curry with reports of two observers near the craft.

Anchorage Alaska Air Force Here Curry Elmendorf Air Force Base Ladd Base Fairbanks

Demos Urge Guard Liberal Party Core

Fresno California Democrats were urged to protect the party’s liberal core and prevent it from being used as a dirty word. Dore Schary, former Metro Goldwyn Mayer head and keynote speaker, urged 1500 delegates to back liberal candidates who will honor party traditions.

Fresno California Democratic Party Dore Schary Metro- Goldwyn + Mayer California Democratic Council

Alhambra Woman Found Dead in Long Beach Surf

The body of 65 year old Elsie D. Munsie of Alhambra was found in the surf at Molino Ave Long Beach Friday afternoon by Bir and Mrs C A Taff of Wilmington. Identified by her son Chiford E Munsie of Covina. No marks of violence. Inquest to be held. Body at Sheelar Me Fadyen Mortuary and to be moved to Stevens Turner Mortuary Alhambra.

Elsie D. Munsie Alhambra Molino Ave Bir C. A. Taff Neptune Sv Wilmington Chiford E. Munsie Covina Pack St. Alhambra Shouse St Sheelar-Me- Fadyen Mortuary Stevens & Turner Alhimbra

Knife Thrower Bandit Seeks Jail Safety After Robbery

Harold West, 24, admitted attempting a market hold up and fled to police seeking confinement in a jail cell. He claimed the proprietor wrested a pistol away and threw a knife at him during the confrontation.

Atlanta PI. A Harold West

Nixon Market Ruling Strikes Do Not Patronize List

Frank C. Thompson of AFL Butchers Local 551 said the Nixon's Complete Market in Whittier was placed on the Los Angeles Food and Drug Labor Council Do Not Patronize List after it refused to sign a four-employee union contract. Nixon claimed employees would join if they chose, noting they were paid union scale or better. He invited an organizer to speak at a breakfast meeting, which employees did not attend.

Whittier Richard M. Nixon Ronald Nixon Wilmington Frank C. Thompson AFL Butchers Union Food and Drug Labor Council of Los Angeles Thompson Nixon Meat Department Tlk

Mardi Gras Dance Lights Up Wilson Campus Night

The Tespian Club hosts a New Orleans style Mardi Gras night in Wilson’s girls’ physical education building from 8:30 to 12:00. Wes Farrell and band play while amateur and professional acts perform and Cafe Parsienne serves refreshments. Miss Lucky 14 is crowned Mardi Gras Queen by Eddie Ryan, with prizes for best costumes awarded to a boy and a girl.

Wilson New Orleans Wolson Wes Farrell Eddie Ryan

Midyear Poly High graduates look to diverse futures

Twelve graduates from Poly High School received diplomas yesterday. Named were Jerry Bailey Louis Barbone Howard Cummins Bob Edwards Leland Hickey Eda Mathews Ralph Salisbury Dawn Francis Yernette Hagestad Shirley Kramer Phyllis Merrill and Grace Morrison. They plan varied paths from auto glass work and Texas A&M to Marines LBCC LBCC and Long Beach Naval Shipyard apprenticeships with Grace joining a serviceman husband in Texas.

Poly High School Jerry Bailey Louis Barbone Howard Cummins Bob Edwards Leland Hickey Eda Mathews Ralph Salisbury Dawn Francis Yernette Hagestad Shirley Kramer Phyllis Merrill Grace Morrison Texas A&m BTC Vernette Hagestad Ed Matthews Long Beach Naval Shipyard LBCC Texas

Poly High Choir to Sing at Founders Day Luncheon

The Poly High cappella choir will perform at the Founders Day luncheon honoring past presidents and honorary members. Mrs. Marvin Shaw states the event on February 23 at the Poly Hutch features speakers William T. Holder Evelyn Vandette and Bob Wells with student art decor.

Poly High @ cappella Poly Pta the Poly Hutch Marvin Shaw Elsa Warner Wiliam T. Holder

Jordan Cat's Purr Names New Staff For Spring Semester

Jordan High School's Cat's Purr staff dinner at Victor Hugo's announced the spring editors led by Dick Triges as editor in chief and Betty Carver as managing editor. Guests included Jordan Principal John Wilson and Long Beach Public Schools official Harry Frischman along with George Flowers of the Long Beach Press Telegram. The roster lists page editors for 1 through 4 pages and features staff members such as Fredda Pinkerton and Jodi Rydell while detailing roles like copy editor and business manager.

John Wilson Jordan Harry Frischman Long Beach Public Schools George Flowers Long Beach Press-Telegram Ken Piercy Cat’s Dick Triges Roan Triges Betty Carver Las Betty Freaki Pepper Fredda Pinkerton Jodi Rydell Wally Fisher E4tloe Dick Trigg Altor Cultor Mikesep Varie Welty Tod Rynell Sape Ariya Burke Pere ¢ Folly Walter Aseb Charles Heed Ance Bob Markh Saohra Chervenka Cenols Umminge Amt Forres Broaker

School Play Cast Picked For The Curious Savage

Shirleyann Petro will head this year’s all school play The Curious Savage. Cast includes Mrs Savage Shirleyann Petro Florence Janice McChague with understudies Kay Dontevan Hannibal G A Brown Miss Willie Luba Bendich Kay McCampbell Dr Emmitt Dan Rhodes understudy Dick Norton Fairy May Phyllis Hansen understudy Margot Tillotson Jeffery Paul Melcom understudy Barry Jacob Mrs Paddy Joann Hackensmith Samuel Bill Campbell understudy Mike Brown Lily Belie Joyce Palmer understudy Denise Franks Titus Jack Nessel understudy Jerry Rappard. The three act comedy set in The Cloisters follows rich Mrs Paddy as greedy children scheme. Public performances March 25 and 26.

Shirleyann Petro Wilson Dramatics Kay McCampbell Dr. Emmitt Dan Rhodes Dick Norton Fairy May Phyllis Hansen Margot Tillotson Jeffery Paul Melcom Barry Jacob Peddy Joan Neill Joann. Hackensmith Samuel Bill Campbell Denise Franks Titus Jack Nessel Jerry Rappard Paddy

Court of Hearts Dance at St Anthony's High

The sophomore class at St. Anthony's High School hosts a Valentine dance titled La Cour des Coeurs tonight in the NTS Catholic Center with a 10:00 crowning of King and Queen of Hearts. Bill Thomas and his Combo provide music while a jazz concert by Howard Rumsey and his Light Hose All Stars is slated Wednesday at Catholic Center from 3:00 to 4:00, admission 25 cents. The Mothers' Club plans a weekly social hour for juniors and seniors after school starting Thursday following successful freshman and sophomore programs.

St. Anthony's High School NTS Catholic Center Court of Hearts Bill Thomas St. Anthony’s Howard Rumsey Lighthose All-Stars Catholic Center St. Anthony's

No Argument Here San Leandro Car Crash

Wes Charles B Seuser said he was with his car when it struck a cab, sheared a power pole, rolled four times and landed upright. All four wheels remained. Seuser and a passenger walked away with only minor cuts.

San Leandro Wes Charles B. Seuser Lick Seuser

To Sing Sunday in Largest Church

The Wilson a cappella choir is scheduled to sing in the largest church in the United States next Sunday. The event promises a program of traditional choral works performed by the ensemble known for its polished singers and harmonious balance.

Wilson United States Nexti Simdsw

Finian's Rainbow Set for Poly High Operetta

Poly High selects Finian's Rainbow for its 11th year operetta with rehearsals under Ronald K. Prescott. One show planned at Hollywood Presbyterian Church from 8 to 8 30 p.m. with public attendance. Radio broadcast on KFWB 980. Cast features Nyme Mashing Jan Chainey Glen Singleton Dave Taylor and others.

Poly Hassetta Finian Will Beevy Belgin Hollywood Presbyterian Church Ronald K. Prescott Tion KFWB Rainbow

Candidate Calls For Giving US Gold To States

Anniston Alabama. William C. Irby, 75, seeks to unseat Senator John Sparkman in this year’s election. His platform calls for turning over the government’s gold at Fort Knox to all states for operating expenses.

Anniston Ala William C. Irby John Sparkman D.ala Fort Knox

Chennault Leaves Formosa for U.S. on Business Trip

Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault ret, once head of the Flying Tigers, departed Formosa Friday night for a three week trip to the United States. He is based in Formosa with Civil Air Transport.

Taipeh Formosa Claire L. Chennault Flying Tigers Altes States Chennault

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