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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1948

Page

3

County to Vote on $59,172 Long Beach Allocation

County supervisors plan to vote Tuesday on adding 59,172 to Long Beach from state gasoline tax funds. The move marks a policy shift to share more funds with cities, part of a total $743,880 distributed to 45 cities for highway and bridge work within county territory.

Board of Supervisors Long Beach William, A. Smith Los Angeles Pasadena Smith Ong Beach League of California Cities Jonghes

Church Burglary Suspect Held on Charges

John C. Johnston 28, a painter, is held for Superior Court arraignment on March 5. Municipal Judge Harry R. Simon set bail at 2500. Bradford testified that Johnston’s fingerprints were found in churches hit by burglaries. He was arrested Feb 14 near the First Methodist Church. Police believe he also targeted other church burglaries with stolen funds.

John C. Johnston Painter Harry R. Simon Johnston Ralph Bradford First Methodist Fifth St Pacific Ave

Resident among Ohio wreck victims identified

Mrs. Ruby Mallard of Long Beach was injured yesterday in the Norfolk and Western Railway Powhatan Arrow wreck east of Portsmouth Ohio. The fireman was killed when the train jumped a switch and Mrs Mallard is hospitalized in Portsmouth.

Ruby Mallard Long Beach Seysons Norfolk & Western Railway Portsmouth Ohio

Nonagenarian Celebrates 99th Birthday in Long Beach Home

NMoses S Lane a retired contractor marks his 99th birthday in his sunlit house at 46 W 53rd St. He recalls lean years and a wish for a自己的 home and security. Lane, who came to Long Beach in 1912, reflects on Lincoln era memories and his long career in real estate and contracting. His daughter Ada Ressler of Los Angeles cannot attend today’s dinner but plans to visit tomorrow.

Lane Sty Long Beach Delly Ave P.T Moses S. Lane Margaret McClure T Hat House W. 53Rd St Biswit Sar Redlangs Ada Ressler Los Angeles Ruth Morris Oregon

Californian Urged on Civil Defense Staff

Long Beach officials urged Gov. Wilson Urquhart to appoint a California member to the national civil defense agency. The California State Disaster Council noted Washington based leadership, while Andrew highlighted California needs. The state can pay civilian disaster casualties and reimburse cities for equipment under mutual aid. Red Cross and Civil Engineers Corps members discussed recent national disasters and council participation.

Jamey Forrestal National Civil Defense Organization Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor David E. Andrew California Washington Andrey Andrew Ed Sehouland National Red Cross

Desperate Call for Help at Huntington Park Office

Sybil Shaw testified in Municipal Court that three armed men robbed the Western Union office in Huntington Park on February night binding and gagging her. She used a pencil between teeth to tap out a help message to Los Angeles telegraph workers. Police and prosecutors identified Gordon Ash Frank Moore and Thomas Fieree as suspects with bonds set at 5000 5000 and 2800 respectively for armed robbery and related charges. The three are to appear for arraignment March 5 in Superior Court.

Western Union Huntington Park Harry R. Simon Sybil Shaw Miss Shaw Gordon A. Ash Frank A. Moore Thomas A. Fieree Superioy Ash Moore Bari W. Skidmore Simon Pierce Leslie Bull

Export Chief Kilpatrick Named Assistant to A P Lines

Kilpatrick retired Army colonel and wartime director of Long Beach Port of Embarkation becomes assistant manager at American President Lines. Veteran shipper with 40 years in the field retires from the Army last May and takes the new post March 1. He previously commanded New York port of embarkation and earned the Legion of Merit.

Gonn Kilpatrick Army Roronel Long Beach American President Lines George Killion Kilpatrick Associated Banning Co New York

Weather Outlook for Long Beach and Vicinity

Variable high cloudiness with night and morning fog today and Sunday. Slightly warmer this afternoon. Gentle to moderate variable winds becoming moderate westerly in afternoons.

Long Beach Weather Bureau

Arrow Archery Demonstration Highlights 60 to 68 Pound Bow

Long Beach Archers Club leader Janes B. Murray led a match against the Lions Club in Wilton Hotel. Howard Hill demonstrated archery skill by hitting moving disks and splitting targets with multiple arrows. Murray noted the sport’s American origins dating to 1820 and pioneers Willam and Morris Thompson. Guests included Frank Archer Len Richmond Dr Frank Harnett and Ed Sheridan. Edward L. Shaw presided.

Janes B. Murray Long Bede Archers Club Lions Club Wilton Bfotel Lions Howard Hill Abel Arrow Mirray HNL Raymond W. Kelson Charmy Mirlae Jtme Coge Osher Hit Hill Murray United States Willam Morris Thompson Frank Archer Long Beach Archers Club Len Richmond West Long Beach Lions Club Inlso Ar Frank Harnett Ed Sheridan U. N Sheridan Freed Hair Wesley M. Suvton Edward L. Shaw

Man Held Up While Leaving Store

Raymond Lb. Gravel of 115 La Verne Ave was robbed of 51 dollars early this morning after locking the door of a liquor store at 3440 EB Broadway. A bandit threatened mock weapon possession and forced Gravel back inside to locate the safe, but Gravel could not open it and was then compelled to surrender his wallet.

Raymond Lb. Gravel la’ Verne Ave Broadway Clark Poice Grazel Tvallek

Coat Stolen From Lecture Attendee In Downtown Theater

Police report a man named Orin P Krause of 836 Loma Ave had his topcoat valued at 40 dollars stolen while attending a downtown theater lecture yesterday morning.

Orin P. Krause Loma Ave

Brilliant Party Honors Canadian Navy Officers at Officers Club

A formal cocktail party at the Officers Club Allen Center hosted by Vice Admiral DeLang and Rear Admiral Hendren honored visiting Canadian naval officers. Guests included Lt Comdr Charles Rogers, Louis B. Mayer, and numerous Canadian and British officials, with senior officers from the area attending and cadets staging a dance later in the evening.

Long Beach Harbor View Walter S. Delany Paul Hendren Adm DeLang Handren J. C. Hibbard Ontario Hibbard John A. Charles Crescent Gomdr Charles Anthony Law Antigonith Press-Telegram Walter 5. DeLang Antivonish and Crescent Allen Center Jostpinhe Bude Alan Mowbray Comedi H. B. Roverts D. A. Mills Marie J.tapercer H. Warner A. B. Arnison FC. Pettit Walter Pidgeon Comas Charles Rogers Louis B. Mayer Art Link- Teller W. M. Farrray Go A. Anderson Anderson J, L. Benwell Cody Basil Bleck Burton W. Chace P. Chaldecatt British Consulate and Mrs. Chaldesatt; Miss Q. Cran Esther Marie Cullen J. J. Curley H. Downs Dorothy Even Beton Susan J. Engsh John Farrow James Fitzpatrick C. T. Farret Reginald Gardiner Elizabeth Nina Gillespie Norm Glover S. Chouhk Mew Geil Mir T. Hankey F. Eiolm Dorothy R. Herbick Franklin Hill Richard W. Hooker J. Hodson Margaret Anna Holman Fay Hopkins G. W. Irving James P. Kennedy Amt Wiliam Prisk Orea Hendren R. F. Good B. 8. Herrmann T. P. Wynkoop G. J J. A. Winkeey C. Jackson C. H. Crichton Ware L. B. Southerland E. F. McDaniel H. QO. Larson Charles T. Hodges Navy

Weather Pattern Continues Through Weekend

The Weather Bureau reports unchanged conditions with variable high cloudiness. Daytime highs remain mild, nights and mornings show little change, and afternoons are expected to be slightly warmer than earlier.

NMU Drops LA Picket Plan After San Pedro Meeting

National Maritime Union members in the harbor met in San Pedro to renounce a planned picket of the Federal Building in Los Angeles over the arrest of Ferdinand Smith. Kenneth Ostheimer later led a small group to picket the building while Lut KR. E. Martin criticized Smith for political influence and citizenship issues. Smith was seized by the FBI in New York and sent to Ellis Island for deportation to the British West Indies.

National Maritime Union Harbor San Pedro Los Angeles Anw Immigration Department Ferdinand Smith Kenneth Ostheimer Ier Federal Ostheimer Smith FBI New York Ellis Island British West Indies

Navy Hospital in Long Beach Praised by Medical Leaders

Rear Adm. Clifford A. Swanson said the Long Beach Navy Hospital will remain a principal facility in the nation. He led a high level inspection party touring the hospital as part of a nationwide review of medical facilities for the three services.

Navy Hospital Long Beach Clifford A. Swanson Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery San Diego Adm Swanson Army Air Force Long Beach Naval Hospital Armed Services Veterans Administration Raymond W. Bilas Malcolm T. Grow Joel T. Boone Novat

Two Injured in Collision Near Pleo Ave Crossing

A switch engine collision on Pleo Avenue sent two Navy men to the hospital with minor injuries. John P. Jones, 22, suffered head lacerations while Robert E. Inger-Smart, 19, received facial lacerations and a possible eye injury along with a concussion. Engineeer Frank More of 6511 Lucille Avenue reported the incident after telling traffic officers that the wigwag signal was not working and no flares were at the crossing.

Pleo Ave St Itge Navy John P. Jones Robert E. Inger- Smarl Frank More Lucille Ave BR. E. OpSa J. O. iCrawford Brunes Pacific Electric Lith St Pico Ava San Pedro Pacific Reserve Fleet Robert Kernitzer Rmjc McKinley Naval Hospital Press-Telegram

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