Beasen Again Truman Loses to Leland Stanford
Long Beach school board debated naming a new junior high on Willow Street near Bellflower Boulevard. Dr. Walter Boyd urged naming after Harry S Truman, while Elizabeth Hudson urged restraint. Superintendent Newcomb steered the decision toward Leland Stanford as the school name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Long Beach
Leland Stanford
Willow St
Bellflower Blvd
Walter Boyd
Board of Education
Elizabeth Hudson
A. R
Douglas A. Newcomb
California
Stanford University
Burglars Take Phone From Home on Esther Street
Poors, alleged owner of 2008 W Esther St, reported a burglary at about 6 15 pm Monday. He saw a man and woman leaving the residence while the woman carried a telephone and the man took telephone lines. He found the phone missing when he returned inside and then called police from his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tele Poors
Tvarado
Gale
W. Esther St
Alvarado
Board Rejects Better Buy School Site By Drainage Ditch
The Board of Education rejected a plan to buy 10 acres at Atherton Ave and Petaluma St from Bixby Land Co citing an open drainage ditch that would endanger students. A compromise buys a 100 foot strip by the ditch as a city road with fencing and appraisers to set price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Atherton Ave
Petaluma St
Bixby Land Co
Preston Hotchkis
Indow
Long Beach
Hotchkis
William Bright
Walter Boyd
Douglas A. Newcomb
Elizabeth Hudson
George Vermillion
Dwight Sigworth
Mrs Gladys Jacobson Funeral Service Thursday
Funeral service for Mrs Gladys Jacobson wife of Wahlfred Jacobson prominent local attorney and past president of the Long Beach Bar Association will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Christensen and Pine Mortuary. She resided at 244 Mira Mar Ave and was active in civic affairs. She was a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist and of the PEO. Survived by husband son Gordon Jacobson two sisters Mrs Lillis Jordan and Mrs Mabel Burgeson Long Beach and two brothers Glen and Leo Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Jacobson
Wahlfred Jacobson
Long Beach Bare Association
Gordon Jacobson
Christensen and Pine Mortuary
Jacobson
Mira Mar Ave
First Church of Christ Scientist
PEO
Lillis Jordan
Mabel Burgeson
Long Beach
Glen
Leo Hays
Elderly Seaside Shopkeeper Attacked by Youth
Clara B. Sarrach, 71, was beaten in her 827 West Seaside Boulevard novelty shop Monday night by a dark youth about 20. She suffered two head lacerations requiring sutures and was treated at Seaside Hospital. The assailant, who did not attempt a robbery, fled after striking her near a stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Blvd
Clara B. Sarrach
Seaside Hospital
Tim
Solons Study 5400 Bills for 1853 Legislature
Assemblyman Herbert R. Klocksiem of the 44th District told Builders' Exchange members at Lafayette Hotel that 5400 bills will be studied in the 1853 session. He urged reforms including higher pay for lawmakers and continuous two-year sessions. He cited that 65 percent of the $3.4 billion state budget comes from initiative measures placed by voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. Klocksiem
Builders’ Exchange
Lafayette
Klocksiem
Goldilocks Play Shows by Long Beach Children Theater
Five performances of Goldilocks and the Three Bears will be presented by the Long Beach Children's Theater on Saturday in Burbank Elementary School auditorium. Proceeds benefit the Long Beach Co-operative Nursery. The 20 minute play targets preschool to first grade students with showtimes at 10, 11, 4, and 7 p.m. Each cooperative nursery committee leader handles ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Children’s Theater
Burbank
Fourth St
Junipero Ave
Long Beach Co-operative Nurseries
Co-Operative Nurseries
Morrison New Head of Barristers Club
Attorney Louis D. Morrison becomes president of the Barristers Club of Long Beach. New officers include Don Wallace as vice president D Thomas Johnstone as treasurer and Robert Wenke as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Morrison
Barristers Club of
Long Beach
Attys
Don Wallace
D.thomas Johnstone
Robert Wenke
Fragmented Local Notice From Damaged OCR
A damaged OCR fragment mentions locations on Fourth Street Pine Avenue Linden and Atlantic Avenue with references to a valet dam and a fire incident. The text is incomplete and the factual details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth St
Pine Ave
Broadway
Linden Ave
Amu
Foot of Pine Ave
Undue
Atlantic Ave
Aimbue Bay
Baer Ave
Valet Dam
Weigin Sleaz
Third truancy patrol car eyed by city schools
The Board of Education plans a third patrol wagon in Long Beach to aid truancy enforcement. Joseph M. Kenrick, head of the Juvenile Bureau, says the car would assist in locating youths involved with narcotics, with city police and school staff sharing duties.
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Johnny
Tommy
Susie
Mary
Tomaso
Long Beach
Board of Education
K’d
Joseph M. Kenrick
Juvenile Bureau
School Board
City Building Permits List Shows Numerous Dwellings and Work
A 1909 era permits ledger lists multiple construction items including dwellings additions alterations and apartment projects. Names such as Goldie B Plummer J Winfrey L Snyder and Perry and L Collins appear alongside addresses like 472 Ww 1717 Chestnut and 1805 Cedar. The entries cite contractors engineers and costs ranging from hundreds to several thousand dollars, reflecting varied local building activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McTirath
Soth
Goldie B. Plummer
Wasa i Electrica
Froancts Corp
Alg
Geean
Marion G
Wayatt
Harateon
Hollerich
Maraison
Cone Weanker
Hoa Gene
Della
Tizzard Construction
Ocean
Qrg' Neon Corp
Mons le Beteréon
Awedlog
Flip
Sheridan
Addition
Perry
L. W. Collins
Realwget Bis Oath
Witlameon
Conor Waller
Sait
Mina
Real Estate Boom in East Moving West Forum Told
Real estate activity in eastern states has risen since last fall and, as usual, is sweeping westward. Frank MacBride Jr. of Sacramento, president of the California Real Estate Association, spoke at the Long Beach Board of Realtors Breakfast Forum. An economic roundtable of Realtors from across the country, meeting in Washington for the National Association of Real Estate Boards inaugural, supported the up swing. Subdivision land is in high demand. California filings show a 50 percent+ rise over a year. The market is neither purely buyer nor seller, with buyers selective and requiring stringent analysis. it is, in effect, a salesman's market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank MacBride ,Jr
Sacramento
California Real Estate Associaation
Long Beach
National Association of Real Estate Boards
MacBride
California
The
Marine Exchange
Ee Abies
Ponay Pve
Srl
Fokenama
Enseinite
Benfield Oh Teor
Yokonama
Peeks P.m
Arke
Orion & T. Hale
Paul
U. S
Mobile Co
Santa Mark
Yokohama
Long Beach Litere
Fen Beaumont
Washington
Ascaluss
Customare
Lampor
Ventura
Union OU
Sen
ASE
Tomorow
Segundo
Palmdale
Santa, Ana
Ecinepe MG
Sants
Iheaos Airta
Ecormaack
Paso. Robles
Sifo
Sants Sissies
Ivak Manchurta
Huanaventura
Faverside
Eatroisuan
Lockenbach
Favenn
Poe Stgeier
San Bernardino
Pire
Jacknon
Arizona
Ban Prapciaco Uy
Brooklyn
Aichla
York
Albuguer
Madianopolis
Davis
Neers Frehmord
Agkaonyille
Panes
Fort
Claiiop
Tkr
Niin
Pan Ete Dehmond
Bokersfield
Satane Guy
Francisco Boixs
Kansas City
San Antonio
John Weyerhaeuser
San Francisco
Francisco
Knoxv Lle
Dona Weyerhaauser
Brownpvilla
James
Rotterdam
Eletan Bea
Leel
San Francisco Atiorlot Sneer
Lord ‘Garth
Lurmacmoon
Okohamin
Eyorine
Tucson
Witston
San Franco
Eoreeanaane
Francisco i
Baluth
eNowatta
Ernie
Rinseston Ab
Eure
Pittsby
Portland
Serene
Say Program of Unitization Needed Here
Dudley Hughes, a petroleum consultant and former Long Beach Harbor chief, urged the Civic League for a unitization program and pressure maintenance offshore east of Pine Ave. He said it could raise ultimate production by 50 percent and curb subsidence in Belmont Shore. Stark Fox of Producers Agency spoke on California’s leading oil role and lack of conservation laws, while Raymond C. Simpson chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Ave
Dudley Hughes
Hughes
Long Beach Harbor
Civic League
Eaton’s Chicken House
Belmont Shore
Belmont-traples
Alamitos Bay
Stark Fox
of Producers Agency
Fox
California
Oklahoma
Raymond C. “Simpson
Laconic Bandit Robs Long Beach Liquor Store
A silent bandit robbed a liquor store at 6950 Long Beach Blvd Monday night at about 10 15 p m escaping with 40 dollars. Clerk Patsy Campobasso 56 described the man entering the store looking at a wall display then brandishing a gun and demanding money before fleeing on foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Blvd
Patsy Campobasso
Campobasso
Fire Chief to Demonstrate Home Safety Methods Tonight
Fire Chief Frank Sandeman will discuss and demonstrate prevention measures in the home at a meeting of Arthur L. Peterson Post 27 American Legion at 8 tonight in the Veterans Memorial Building. Selected fire personnel will assist, with Frank Hogan as post commander presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Sandeman
Arthur _L. Peterson
American Legion
Veterans Memorial Bldg
Frank Hogan
Purse Stolen During Show at Ocean Boulevard Theater
Edythe True of 6141 Bonfatr Ave reported a theft Monday night at the theater on 210 EB Ocean Blvd where she left her purse on an adjacent seat while watching a motion picture. Loss estimated at 14 dollars in cash.
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EB. Ocean Blvd
Edythe ‘True
Bonfatr Ave
Foreign Exchange and Treasury Report Highlights Feb Figures
The report lists exchange rates for various currencies with minor changes and notes an unchanged state for several, including the Holland guilder and Swedish krona. It also presents Treasury data dated February 12 showing net budget receipts and expenditures, with totals in the hundreds of thousands to millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shoteay Faluces
Uneh
Atines
A. Byance
Uncl
Holland
Guider
Traly
Porlégal
Escude
Sweden
Kroga
Witzarland
Argevitita
Mexico
Treasury Report Annes
Treasury
Woman names relative in Long Beach furniture burglary
A Long Beach housewife, Mrs Gloria Jean Minjarez, testified that her brother in law Ramon A Minjarez and Paul B Dominguez came to her home with a load of appliances and jewelry after looting a furniture store at 1372 W Willow St and an adjoining drug store. She said she refused to store the items and Dominguez later moved them away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Gloria Jean
Minjarez
Percy Hight
Ramon A. Minjarez
Paul B. Dominguez
St. Clair
Dominguez
Montebello
Willow St
Truman Boyd’ Manor
Minjavez
Vacuum Cosner
Warren Still Set out Gas Tax Hike
Gov Warren said the gasoline price rise will not affect plans to expand California highways. He noted price changes do not fix highway deficiencies or the need for more lanes. He declined to predict whether higher prices would hinder a gas tax increase by the Legislature. The governor backs a stepped up gas tax to fund a 20 year mainline freeway program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Warren
California
Rfiaiebsan
Auditorium Annex kept on Ballot
On a Stag vote the City Council refused to remove the 2,750,000 Auditorium addition from the April 3 ballot. Paul B. Wilcox of Associated Property Owners urged shelving it, saying no unbiased determination exists on self liquidating promise or tax burden. Councilmen Lynn Parmley Kealer Wagner Seaton Fletcher voted to table the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Wilcox
Associated Property Owners
APO
Wilcox
Lynn, Parmley
Raymond C. Kealer
Clarence Wagner
James R. Seaton
Carl Fletcher
Folk Dance Class For Youth At Pan American Park
Reba Kennedy announced a folk dance class for children aged ten to fifteen meeting Thursdays at 3 30 p m in Pan American Park Auditorium Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan American Park
Lakewood
Reba Kennedy
Park Play
Hold Sailor for Assault in L. B. Hotel
A 25-year-old Navy man, Charles D. Meyers of USS Algol, was arrested for investigation of assault and battery after allegedly grabbing Irene Krauter at the Alexander Hotel Locust Avenue. Krauter fled to the third floor, screamed for "Lou," and police found Meyers with grease on his hands matching hers, while the hotel clerk Louis Souter was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene K. Krauter
Alexander
Locust Ave
Charles D. Meyers
Breakfast Forum for Brown-Bigelow Rep at Empire Room
Ralph Reeve, local representative of Brown-Bigelow Corp, speaks at the Chamber of Commerce breakfast forum in the Wilton Hotel Empire Room. Topic is From a Meager Beginning to a Great American Business Empire. L. V. Bostwick presides and Dr. H. E. Bicknell introduces Harold Ketchum as Man of the Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Reeve
Brown-Bigelow Corp
Chamber of Commerce
Empire Room
Wilton Hotel
L. V. Bostwick
H. E. Bicknell
Harold Ketchum
Children Prefer Foster Parents in custody case
In Los Angeles a mother, Mrs Lillian Wison Stewart, fails to gain custody of her five children. The children testify they prefer to stay with foster parents Mr and Mrs Orville Collins, who have cared for them for eight years. The court advises the mother to spend time getting acquainted with the kids and foster family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lillian Wison Stewart
Orville C. Collins
Stewart
Tunis O. Stewart
Hazel Wilson
Mrs. Collins
Mom
Charles
Richart
Robert
Kathy
Two Navy Transports to Dock in Seattle
Two Navy transports are due in Seattle on Wednesday bringing 1529 men home from the Far East. The Gen. Hugh J. Gaffey sails in the forenoon with 1169 troops and 206 civilian passengers. the Gen. C. C. Barlow arrives in the afternoon with 369 military passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Seattle
Far East
Hugh J. Gaffey
C. C. Barlow
Umpire School Opens Tuesday at Roosevelt Park
A softball umpire training school will begin at 7 30 p m next Tuesday at Roosevelt Park 7600 Graham Ave Los Angeles announced by Reba Kennedy play director at Pan American Park the program covers officiating in Lakewood and other unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County.
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Lakewood
Los Angeles County
Roosevelt Park
Graham Ave
Los Angeles
Reba Kennedy
Pan American Park
L. B. Mason Receives New Lodge Post in Long Beach
Long Beach man L B Mason becomes first local honoree to attain eminent prior of Los Angeles Priory 27 Knights of the New York Cross of Honour. George F Roberts installed eminent prior. both men decorated Knights commander of the Court of Honor in the Scottish Rite. Roberts also serves as secretary of Searchlight Chapter and inspector of the 24th District Royal Arch Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
George F. Roberts
Los Angeles
Knights of the
New York
Roberts
Neptune Lodge
F&am
Searchlight
Royal Arch Masons
Knights Templar
Court of Honor
el Bekal Shrine
Airport runway reopens then closes for paving work
After seven months of recon, the Municipal Airport opened its main instrument runway to night traffic Monday but closed again this morning for paving the shoulders. Daytime closure will last about 40 days while work continues. The 6900 by 200 foot strip features new high intensity lighting and cost about 520 000 under Ansco Construction Co. contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn L. Arbogast
Ansco Construction Co
Flying Wheel Brother Loses Heirloom to Burglar
Albert F Hoover reports a .22 Winchester rifle stolen from his home at 1065 Bennett Ave during a burglary while he was away with the Flying Wheels, a paraplegic veterans basketball team. The rifle valued at $50 holds sentimental value as a kept heirloom from his great great grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Wheels
Albert F. Hoover
Bennett Ave
Hoover
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L. B. Woman
Dark Lad
Goldilocks
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L. B
L. B. Mason
New Lodge
Sunny Brook
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Louisville, KY
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