Planners Take Up Shoreline Development Plan
City leaders will study a 15 million dollar shoreline development proposal for Long Beach in segments. Four subcommittees of the Mayor and City Council advisory public improvement committee met with Eugene Tincher and Werner Ruehti to review the plan by the F Ellwood Allen organization. The goal is to determine which beach facilities benefit the community, with a full committee decision after segment reviews. The process will take time and includes comparisons with other beaches, while addressing subsidence and traffic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene B. Tincher
Werner Ruehti
F. Ellwood Allen
Tincher
Ruchti
Paul B. Wilcox
Francis J. Heusel
Arthur H. Adams
Harry E. Ridings Jr
Westminster School Recall Votes Result in Trustees Loss
Westminster Elementary School Board chair Leroy King and two trustees were ousted in a recall with 1,400 voters. King, Mashburn, and Shelstad were defeated by margins around 774 to 622, 777 to 599, and 780 to 622, respectively, with three new trustees elected to replace them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Westminster Elementary School Board
Leroy King
Genevieve Mashburn
Marshall Shelstad
King
Russell JD. Johnson
Mashburn
C. R. Miller
van Buren St
Shelstad
Ada Clegg
Adams St
Midway City
Largest Canadian Freighter Due Here
Wilmington Canada s largest freighter the S. S. Sunrip will reach Los Angeles Harbor on her maiden voyage Monday at 10 40 a m. Governmental and civic dignitaries will welcome the vessel. The Sunrip operated by Saguenaz Terminals Ltd of Berth 158 is a 2700‑ton ship owned by Aluminum Limited of Canada. Her first cargo for this port will be aluminum ingots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Canada
S. S
Bus accident injures 82 year old woman on city route
An 82 year old woman, Mullings, of 6011 Lime Ave., sustained back injuries Friday after slipping in a bus aisle as brakes were applied at American Ave and Sid St. She is hospitalized at Seaside. Driver Mason Y. Crews, 35, of Bellflower, said heavy traffic forced a sudden brake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullings
Lime Ave
American Ave
Sid St
Seaside Hospital
Mason Y. Crews
Walnut Ave
Bellflower
Canvass Begins to Compile Data on Aged in Long Beach
First reports from teams of 100 interviewers are being collected by the Community Welfare Council under George Logan. A door to door survey targets residents 65 and over to assess needs in health education recreation and welfare. Sponsored by the Council and Long Beach schools, the project includes training of up to 150 volunteers and is aided by State College social welfare students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Welfare Council
George Logan
Council
City College School
State College
Fred A. Dow
Long Beach
Long Beach Couple Marks 63rd Wedding Anniversary
Charles and Fidelia King, married February 25, 1892 in Warsaw Missouri, celebrate their 63rd anniversary Sunday at daughter Barbara Braunworths home in Long Beach. They moved to California in 1903, settled near Fresno, then Long Beach in 1929. They credit their long marriage to 50 50 cooperation and share details of family across nine of thirteen children, many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Frame
Charles King
Barbara Braun Wworth
Lorelei Ave
Charles
Fidelia
Warsaw
California
Fresno
Long Beach
King
Doris Mergen
Via
Wanda
Braunworth
Morgan
Mary McAlpin
Frances Yardley
William King
Margaret Furnish
Nellie Trower
Laura Robertson
Boise
Idaho
L B Officer Dies of Gun Wounds in Daze
Capt. Marvin L. Marchesi and Lt. Col. Carl G. Carlson, both fliers from Long Beach, were shot at Sheppard Air Force Base by instructor William F. Sink. Marchesi died after surgery. Carlson was killed outright. Sink, held in Wichita Falls hospital, showed daze-like behavior and faces murder charges. Link, father of two, is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Marchesi
Long Beach
Sheppard Air Force Base
Jana
Long Beach Air Force Base
448Th
Air Force Reserve
Marchesi
452Nd
Japan
Koren
Virginia Carter
Florine Young Marchesi
Los Angeles
Link
Carlson
Elmer Parish
Sink
Parish
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Col
Carson
Arlington National Cemetery
LA student wins Legion District 19 oratorical finals
Larry Larin of East Los Angeles high school captured first in the American Legion District 19 oratorical finals held Friday night in Cleo Davis Festball. Finals for the district are set for March 4 in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallon
Larry Larin
Los Angeles
American Legion District 19
Cleo Davis
Oil Pump Fencing Demand in Los Angeles Suburbs
Parents in Wilmington seek an ordinance to cage oil well pumping machinery after the death of 5 year old George Wealobos Sunday near Gulf Ave School. The meeting voted to send a delegate to the Los Angeles City Council. Attorney George Shibley said the family will file a $150,000 damage suit against the oil well owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Chamber of Commerce
George Wealobos
Gulf Ave
Los Angeles
John Gibson
Goss
Long Beach
Signal ‘Hill
Huntington ‘Beach
Doree -Cole
Wilmington. Blvd
Geod
Lillie Gligo
Betty Smart
San Pedro
Jack Sasser
Wilmiington
Sylvia Zankich
George Shibley
William Reed Rites Monday
Funeral services for William G. Reed, a Long Beach contractor, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Hreiswater Mortuary in Van Nuys. He died Thursday and moved to Long Beach in 1921. Reed worked on the Buf thems department store addition, the YWCA, Imperial Theater and the Breakers Hotel. He suggested the balloon barrage used in World War II. Born in Newport Monmouthshire, England, he came to the United States 50 years ago. Surviving: Rose Reed. three sons William H. Reed Thomas G. Reed Douglas L. Reed. three daughters Lois Brosig Sybil Dunlap Frances Hamilton. two sisters and a brother. 10 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Reed
Long Beach
Hreiswater Mortuary
van Nuys
Reed
Newport Monmouthshire
England
United States
Rose
William H
Thomas G
Douglas L. Reed
Lois Brosig
Sybil Dunlap
Frances Hamilton
Lakewood considers lower trash fee and bids for franchises
Lakewood City Council holds a public hearing to consider an ordinance cutting the monthly trash and garbage fee from 1.25 to 1.00 dollars. The meeting also covers bids for exclusive service franchises to three firms for 30 months. Bids due today at 1153 South St with contracts planned for three city zones excluding Mayfair and Lakewood City tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Raymond E. Schilling
Butto
Mont
Imperial Basha
Order of Knights of
Khorassan
Knights
of Pythizs
Pythian Sisters
Nen
Doties
Nomads
South St. Thelloids
Sarah Tempe
DOKK
Mayfair
Lakewood Blvd
Woodrut Ave
Lakewood Center
Woodruff
San Gabriel River
Quiz Sought in Lawyer's Trial Ethics
Santa Ana lawyer George Chula faces possible discipline for allegedly aiding perjury. An Orange County administrative committee will seek a formal hearing with the State Bar Association after investigating Chula's defense of Leo R. Schroff, who admitted lying after earlier testimony and said Chula advised him to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
George Chula
Chula
Orange County
State Bar Association
Attys
Jack J. Rimel
Robert Corfman
Fred Wilbur
Leo R. Schroff
Hickory
Schroff
Newport Beach
Rings Worth 700 Stolen From Jeweler
Two diamond rings valued at 790 dollars were reported stolen from Shaul is Jewelers at 5630 Atlantic Ave. when proprietor Hill Shaulis was in the rear. Police said the rings, one with a 68 point center diamond and another with five eight point diamonds, were taken by three suspects who left unseen.
City Can Proceed on Bridge Removal
The City of Long Beach can advance plans to remove the Ocean Blvd bridge over Alamitos Bay Channel. A preliminary hearing was denied and a restraining order was set for March 22, while Seal Beach acts similarly. The case names Long Beach and Seal Beach as parties with the city citing need for bridge removal for marina construction and irreparable harm arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Ocean Blvd
Alamitos Bay Channel
Raymond Thompson
Attys
John C. Spence
Orange County Superior Court
Leslie E. Stitt
Junction
Seal Beach
Robert Buse
Ee Bearh
Ivacate
Icity Council
Seid Asst
Letty
Joseph B. Lamb
Dep.marina
Noble Heads Murchison Marine Parks Tries to Buy Association Balboa Club
Newport Beach official H Morgan Noble elected president of the Southern Section of the California Marine Park and Harbors Assn at its meeting in Newbury Beach. The group promotes a state marine parks division funded by tide lands and waterfront revenues. Officers include Capt W N Bill Donchugh Max Ewald Rex Thomson Larry Worman Relph Cloyed. Balboa Bay Club stockholders receive an offer from Clinton W Murchison to buy at 2 dollars a share, funded by his Texas holdings and relations to Del Mar Turf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Morgan Noble
Newport, Beach
Orange County
Harbor’ ‘Commission
California Marine Park and Harbors Assn
Newbury Beach
Marine Parks
State Park ‘Commission
Capt
W. N
Bill) Donchugh
San Pedro
Max Ewald
Carlsbad
Rex Thomson
Los Angeles
Larry Worman
Venice
Assemblyman
Relph Cloyed
Chula
Vista
Newport Beach
Raiboa Bay Club
Clinton W. Murchison
Stork
Corona del Mar
Balboa Bay
Murchison
Texas
del Mar Turf Club
Fuzzy Fellow the Stray Returns to Owners
A front page photo in the Press Telegram shows Fuzzy Fellow, an 18 month old Skye Terrier stray at the City Animal Shelter, holding a $3 day license as Torrance resident Dorothy Simon claims him amid a flood of calls from prospective buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuzzy Fellow
City Animal Shelter
Dorothy Simon
FHA to Boost Staff Here 25 Pct to Clear Backlog
FHA expands local staffing by 25 percent to reduce the backlog of applications at the Long Beach office. An intensive recruitment campaign seeks examiners, inspectors, appraisers, and trainee positions with salaries from 3410 to 5060 per year. Appointments and forms are available through the FHA office. A death by suicide is reported at 67 Alma Corley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Board of Civil Service
H. V. Davidson
Alma Corley
Jpaign
Walter Cooper
Tevisi
Chris
Major Gifts Solicitors Named in Lakewood
Lakewood division leader Labor Brewer lists captains and teams for the 195 Red Cross campaign. Team I led by Wofford captain Herschel Hart includes Neil Tuttle Barney Miller Fred Rose John DeLong Jim Atkinson Andrew Tusko and Gene Webeker. Team II led by E V Hatch includes Frank Schlutz Harry Shehan Al Fegler Dick Brown Paul Hoover and Gordon Berg. Team III led by Earl A Dunn includes Larry Opkins Charles Turner Dan Rose Max Dunn and Dick Hartwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Red Cross
Labor Brewer
I. F. Reagan Wofford
Herschel Hart
Neil Tuttle
Barney Miller
Fred Rose
John DeLong
Jim Atkinson
Andrew Tusko
Gene Webeker
Keith Drew
E. V. Hatch
Frank Schlutz
Harry Shehan
al Fegler
Dick Brown
Paul Hoover
Gordon
Stand Put on Oil Code City Urged
City officials urged the council to stand ground on proposed oil code amendments aimed at removing wooden derricks reducing noise and hazards in oil production. The group drafting the amendments meets Monday with Western Oil and Gas Assn and California Stripper Wells Assn to discuss modification requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asst. Icty
J. R. McHenry
Owl End Gas Assn
California
Frank Sandeman
Leonard Foster
Fire Prevention Bureau
Edward M. O'Connor
Ece
Frank J. Hardesty
12 Injured as Car and Truck-Trailer Collide
Lincoln C Reed aged 34 and passenger John Finley 42 were hurt when their car rear ended a truck-trailer at Pico Avenue and West Seaside. Both victims to Seaside Hospital. Also injured were Nancy Hayes 18 and Richard Hayes 22 months after a crash at Fifth Street and Chestnut Avenue. Billie J Hayes 19 and Robert W Jordan 24 were involved in the other car collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln C. Reed
Elith St
John Finley
Pine Ave
Pico Ave
W. Seaside
Seaside Hospital
Nancy Hayes
Golden Ave
Richard E. Hayes
E. Carson St
Fifth St
Chestnut Ave
Billie J. Hayes
Miss Hannah Horwitz Dies in Anaheim Service Monday
Miss Hannah Horwitz died Thursday in an Anaheim hospital after residing there since 1905 and working in the city engineers office. She was past noble grand of the Anaheim Rebekah Lodge. Survivors include Bertha Giltz of Long Beach. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at Kaulbars Mortuary Anaheim, with services by Coast Guard involvement after Goodwill backlassed voyage near San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maman
Morwill
Anaheim
Miss Horwitz
Noble Grand
Campbell
Kaulbars Mortuary
Coast Guard
San Diego
AF officer to speak at aviation breakfast club
William Anderson, flying training officer at Long Beach Air Force Base, will speak at the Southern California Aviation Breakfast Club meeting at 10 am at Beilflower Sundsy Restaurant 16227 Lakewood Blvd. He is a veteran of 176 combat missions and a qualified commercial and Air Force jet pilot. His talk will start at 11:30 am after the breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson
Long Bea Air Force Base
Southern California
Sundsy
Sierra Restaurant
Lakewood Blvd
Beilflower
Also Mentioned on This Page
Long Beach Press
Celearam
L.B
L. B
Lowry Afb At
Beaver
William Reed
George Doyle
Joe Rice
Riverside County
Rae Vader
J. A. Mullen
Press-Telegram
Joe Risinger
6Th St
Noble
Murchison Marine Parks
Association Balboa Club
Self
Major Gifts Solicitors
Hannah Horwitz
Aviation Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!