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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1953

Page

9

Mystery Vessel Sister Ship Also Goes on Rocks

A court order bans an AFL officers strike for the Pacific Maritime Association in San Francisco, but PMA and union reps say it will not curb the five day old no sign-on edict. About 75 ships in Pacific Coast ports are affected while Long Beach Los Angeles harbor sees no effect. Officers on articles have not signed for new voyages though they refuse to sign until a 35 percent wage increase is granted, aligning with east coast officers. The stalemate could later affect up to 200 PMA vessels, potentially tying up 90 percent of coastal shipping, though not impacting military cargo ships.

AFL Pacific Maritime Association San Francisco Long Beach Los Angeles Pacific Coast C. F. May PMA

Self-Rule endorsed as five board seats eyed

A Lakewood Citizens Committee endorsed self government and five candidates for the Lakewood Park Recreation and Parkway District board. Seventeen run for the five seats with Ruth Bach, Robert M. Devitt, Charles B. Humphrey, Jack E. Mellrath and Heater Riley named among the endorsed. voters decide district autonomy at the polls Tuesday.

Lakewood Lakewood Park, Recreation and Parkway Citizens Committee Ruth Bach Heather Rd Robert M. Devitt Harvey Way Charles B. Humphrey Rutgers Ave Jack E. Mellrath Senesac Ave Heat

Royalty for Playmates L B Boy Finds Life in Arabia

Billy Holdeman, once of Long Beach, savors life in Saudi Arabia with his parents and sisters Judy and Janeen. The boy stays in Riyadh area with Saud ibn Abdul Aziz Tou Abdul Rahmah Al Faisal Al Saud as a royal neighbor, while his father works in public relations for Arabian American Oil Co. The Holdemans left Long Beach in August 1951 for the desert country.

Billy Holdeman Long Beach Saud Ibn Abdul Aziz Ibn Abdul Rahman al Faisal al Saud Saudi Arabia Arabian American Oil Company Dhahran Abdul Aziz Tou Abdul Rahmah al Faisal al Saud Billy Don Holdeman Judy Janeen The Arabian American Oil Co

Ribbon Cut to Put Runway in Operation

Ceremonies at Municipal Airport opened a new 6980 foot instrument runway capable of handling the largest planes. City officials including Samuel E. Vickers and Burton W. Chace attended with Douglas Air Craft Co. executive Bill Morrisey and others. Chace declared the runway in operation as stewardesses Joy Edwards and Louise Childs held the ribbon. Morrisey piloted observers on a flight over the city aboard a Douglas 2-124 Globemaster.

Samuel E. Vickers Burton W. Chace Bill Morrisey Douglas Aircraft Co Albert Davis Chamber of Commerce Joseph S. Marriott CAA Andl Glenn L. Arbogast Chace Joy Edwards Western Air Lines Louise Childs United Air Lines Morrisey Douglas Long Beach Municipal Long Beach Pho

Vice Squadders Raid Lewd Show In Downey

Police disrupted a showing of "exceptionally filthy" films at a home in Downey arresting James E. Fraley 44 Louise Sr. 41 and Andrew J. Gressett Jr. 43 on lewd conduct charges. About 20 patrons were questioned and released. Officers found hundreds of nude photographs and cameras in a backroom. Fraley claimed he found the reels in a junk yard. Gressett allegedly charged patrons $2 to view the films.

James E. Fraley E. Louise Sr Andrew J. Gressett Jr Willow St Compton Fraley Poice Mastic Tile Corp Gressett Downey North American Aviation, Inc Mexico Mystery Fairhope Fairport J. Jacobson Waterman Tartar Acapulco Washington, D. C Don Phelpset Willis Platt

Forecasting Showers Brightens Weekend Weather

A weather front near the northern California coast and another in Idaho were expected to meet here, bringing occasional showers tonight and Sunday. Winds up to 30 mph with gusts to 40 mph, a light rainfall under quarter of an inch in Long Beach, and new snow in the mountains were forecast. CHP urged chains for travelers while all stations would operate over the weekend.

California Idaho U.S

Car Talk Sparks Arrest in Los Angeles Case

A 29 year old Los Angeles man Allen Reid Stubblefield was arrested after a routine check found a stolen automobile and worthless checks. He claimed to be a service station operator and was taken into custody at Manila Avenue and Colorado Street. Mrs Howard Coy chairman of the Woman's Music Club warned student musicians that March 1 is the deadline to file gift applications and to contact her at 36 Virgil Way for awards to further their careers.

Los Angeles Allen Reid Stubblefield Manila Ave Colorado St Howard Coy Woman's Music Club Lin Stubblefield Coy Virgil Wk

Return of submerged lands tops California Young Republicans

California Young Republicans opened their convention at the Municipal Auditorium with Congressman Pat Hillings forecasting tidelands legislation returning submerged lands to states within a month. He predicted tax cuts and noted defense spending may face the biggest reductions while California’s delegation was described as the youngest in Washington. State Controller Robert Kirkwood spoke as Lt Governor Knight prepared to award a plaque to the outstanding Young Republican of 1953.

Congress Pat Hillings California Hillings Hare Cetsensp Guy Creme Washington Eisenhower Wilton Hotel Tidelands House Interior Douglas McKay Texas Louisiana Controller Robert Kirkwood Goodwin J. Knight

Pedigreed Dogs Reported Stolen From Hopkins Yard

Rover owner at 6079 Atlantic Ave reported two pedigreed Dalmatian dogs stolen from his back yard Friday. Stella valued at 500 dollars and Queen about 250 dollars.

Rover Hopkins Atlantic Ave Stella Queen

Young Driver Guilty in Crash Kills Two in Norwalk

Pete Nieto a 19 year old Artesia driver was found guilty of two counts of misdemeanor manslaughter in a fatal crash that killed a Norwalk mother and daughter. Jurors in Long Beach Superior Court found gross negligence but did not convict on felony counts. Sentencing scheduled March 27 may grant probation or two consecutive terms up to year in jail.

Pete Nieto Norwalk Long Beach Nieto George Francis Artesia William F. Parke Farina St Parke Reva Sandy

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