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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1954

Page

15

Riverside Mission Inn visit sparks warm reminiscence

A columnist recounts an overnight stay at Riverside's Mission Inn and recalls interviews with Hubert Work and Gen. Henri Giraud from earlier days. The piece shifts to a campus visit review of the new University of California at Riverside, noting Assemblyman Carley Porter and encounters with police, campus development, and a hopeful outlook for UCR’s growth near Box Springs.

Ission Inn Riverside Mission Inn Southern California J. B. State College Ero Porter University of California At Riverside Ways and Means UCR Box Springs US 66

New Pompadour Hair Trend Debuts At Style Show

The 1954 Miss Universe coif with swept back pompadour and feather curls was unveiled at the 11th annual Hair Style Show in the Wilton Hotel. Al Tate led the design, 44 models and 26 stylists showcased the forward motion trend, with twelve finalists vying tonight for a $100 prize and trophy.

Coifffure Wilton Hotel Lyle Hanson Long Beach Hairdressers Guild Kay McGavin Long Beach Olga Faucett Hollywood Marietta Uazo Beatrice ‘Camarillo Alhambra Doria Heffner Toluca Lake Viola Heflin Riverside Charles Slough San Diego Don Whitson Orville Clark Englersfield Don Johnson Jos Morefield Chester Hilton Hambra

Lakewood Incorporation Vote Prompts Voter Campaigns

With 15 days to the March 9 incorporation election Lakewood residents face high pressure from campaign mailings. Supporters claim low taxes through state license fees gas taxes and county services while opponents call it a last chance push. The Lakewood Junior Chamber kicks off a speaker series with candidates at multiple Cleveland area schools to present views.

Lakewood Lakewood Committee For Incorporation Rod Boll Madison Stephen Fossier MacArthur School Gompers School

Hot Asphalt Truck Crash Blocks Compton Intersection

A hot asphalt truck overturned at Artesia Boulevard and Alameda Street in Compton, spilling about 25,000 pounds of asphalt and igniting gasoline. The wreck caused a two hour road closure. a county road department grader cleared the intersection and the California Highway Patrol reported the private contractor owned truck swerved to avoid a car, grazing it and tipping over.

Artesia Blvd Alamedal St Compton California Highway Patrol

Man drags burning motorcycle from neighbor garage

Kenneth D. Moley, 29, of 2715 Fairman Ave, suffered burns while removing a blazing motorcycle from Joseph M. Hunt’s garage on Sunday. Hunt, 27, of 2724 Fairman Ave, attempted to start the bike causing the fire. Moley crossed the street to pull the bike out. damage to the building and contents was estimated.

Kenneth D. Moley Fairman Ave Ewood Joseph M. Hunt Hunt Moley

Dentists Attend Fourth Annual Children’s Dentistry Conference

Three Long Beach dentists Mark D. Miner Richard T. Rolston and O W VanDerHoff will attend the fourth annual postgraduate conference on children's dentistry from March 3 to 6 at Arrow Springs Hotel in head Springs.

Long Beach Arrow, Head’ Springs Prs Mark D. Miner Richard T. Rolston O. W. VanDerHoff

Variety Acts Listed for Fashion Show

The Spring Festival of Fun and Fashion at Municipal Auditorium features a Hawaiian themed fashionshow with variety acts between scenes. Performers include Knot Twirlers Sharn Stennette Laura Killingsworth Four Bits of Harmony Al Caiazzo Eugene Cox Frances Bowling Dancers and Miss Universe Band led by Manny Harmon. Bill Gwinn hosts. Tickets are 1.50 and 2.00 at local outlets and Red Cross headquarters.

Municipal Auditorium Long Beach Red Cross Knot Twirlers

Forty nine communicable disease cases in week forty nine

Forty nine week forty nine cases of communicable diseases were reported to the City Health Department by health officer Dr. L D Litwack. The breakdown lists chickenpox 24, mumps 9, gonorrhea 5, measles 2, whooping cough 3, tuberculosis 2, syphilis 1, scarlet fever 1, and infectious hepatitis 2.

L D. Litwack

Danger's for the Birds Test Flying Risky

Douglas Aircraft chief test pilot Bill Morrisey describes test flying as routine yet risky only in terms of aviation history. He notes months of study before first flight, ground testing, and careful precautions, with a career spanning DC-4s to DC-6s and even presidential aircraft testing.

Bert Resnik Douglas Aircraft Company Spring St Bill Morrisey Beverly Lane Garden Grove Morrisey Morrissey Australia HST Truman CAA Hoe

Four Plans Laid Before Committee On Offshore Oil

A 10 member subcommittee was named by Chamber of Commerce President Ward Johnson to study four possible methods of organizing municipal oil development in the offshore area east of Pine Ave. The four plans cover city oil department, autonomous oil and gas commission, advisory commission, or expansion of the harbor district, with charter amendments or ordinances needed for implementation.

Ward Johnson Chamber of Commerce Pine Ave Chamber Oil Committee R. D Pat} Elliott Board of Directors Eliott Llewellyn Bixby Gerald’ Desmond Virgil Gillespie Rex L. Hodges Lynn Hossam Robert Irvin Jonah Jones Earl B. Miller George ‘P. Taubman Jr Thiclands OU and Gas Commission Harbor and Water Commissions Oil and Gas Commission City Conneil and Harbor Commission Alaraitos Bay Harbor Commission

Long Beach State freshman elected press association head

Tim Henney, a Long Beach State College freshman and copy editor of the 49er, was elected president of the California Intercollegiate Press Assn at its Sacramento meeting. An Air Force veteran, he enrolled at the college after honorable discharge in November.

Tim Henney Long Beach State College California Intercollegiate Press ‘Assn Sacramento Henney 49Er Air Force

Record heat breaks all-time Feb high on sunny beach day

Lifeguard headquarters reported a beach crowd of about 5000 at noon as temperatures rose to 85 degrees and set a Feb 12 record, surpassing 1938 by seven degrees. The heat marked the third straight day of record warmth with a possible fourth, per the US Weather Bureau. Over 10,000 attended local beaches and more than 50,000 crowded the strand across Redondo, Hermosa, and Manhattan Beach areas. Temperatures in the mountains reached the 60s.

Eyirnan Redondo Hermosa Manhattan Beach

Washington Birthday Quietly Observed in Long Beach

Washington's Birthday passed with minimal public observance in Long Beach as offices closed and sirens tested. Banks and stores operated normally while government buildings stayed shuttered. The tone notes the lack of festivity and the practical, everyday routine continuing.

George Washington Washington Long Beach Recreation Park George

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