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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1951

Page

10

Antismog Law Upheld by Appellate Court in Smog Case

In Lynwood on January 27 the appellate court sustained a verdict against International Steel Corp of Dominguez Ave Dominguez for smog violations. Judges Harley Shaw Edward Bishop and Jess Stevens ruled the state antismog law valid, upholding Judge Ralph C Dills conviction and a 300 fine.

Harley Shaw Edward ,T. Bishop Jess E. Stevens Bills Appelate Department of Superior Court Steel Company

Excelsior Plans First Aid Class for Instructors

NORWALK January 27. Excelsior Evening High School schedules three Red Cross First Aid courses for teachers from elementary and high schools in the union district. Classes at the adult education building will be held every Monday and Thursday between 1 and 3 p.m. starting Monday.

Norwalk Red Cross Excelsior Evening High School Union

Betrothal of Artesia Girl Made Known

Artesia January 27 Miss Joan Helen Tilton daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tilton announces engagement to Robert Bonner Culvy house son of Mrs Edwin Culvy house and the late Dr Culvy house of San Gabriel News revealed at Alpha Chi Omega USC where Miss Tilton studies She attended Whittier College Artesia elementary schools Excelsior High School Curryhouse is a Pasadena City College graduate and now stationed at Fort Lewis Washington with the Army The marriage will be in early spring.

Fullerton Chamber Division Elects 1951 Leaders

Wilmer N. Long the business manager of the Fullerton News Tribune was named chairman of the merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce for 1951. Kenneth Young, manager of a chain department store Siam named vice chairman. Plans were announced for the division annual meeting on February 9 at the club center.

Fullerton Wilmer N. Long Fullerton News Tribune Merchants Chamber of Commerce Kenneth Young Siam Club Center

Paramount Site for School at Rosecrans Downey

The Compton Union board authorized an initial 18 acre parcel at Rosecrans and Downey Ave for a future Paramount senior high school, with a $62,250 purchase, to be followed by negotiations for 17 more acres. State planning approval and aid funding are conditions.

J Paramount Marie Mendenhall Compton Union Secondary Board of Trustees Rosecrans Downey Ave Earler Paramount Citizens Education Committee Charles W. Bursch State Division of School House Planning Regional Planning Commission

Harbor Youth Listed Killed in Korea War

Pte Rew ben Chavez 17 son of Mrs Tillie Chavez of 1402 Callao Ct San Pedro has been reported killed in action in Korea after eight months service. He was born in New Mexico and came to San Pedro six years ago. He attended San Pedro High School but enlisted before completing his education. Mary Chavez his oldest sister a WAVE stationed in Florida and he is survived by sister Melba 13 and brothers Roy 12 and Roger 16 months.

AN Pedro Pte Rewben Chavez Tillie Chavez Callao Ct Defense Department Korea Chavez New Mexico San Pedro San Pedro High School Mary Chavez The WAVE Florida Melba Roy Roger

Auto Crashes Into Home in Lynwood

A out of control auto struck a hedge fence and damaged the home of K. G. Chamberlain at 13368 Virginia Street causing about 100 dollars in damage. Police cited 17 year old Jack Schopen of South G Road as the traffic violator.

Lynwood K. G. Chamberlain Virginia St Paul Kerr Jack Schopen South G

Artesia Street Improvement Steps Near as State Secures Rights

Artesia Street upgrading moves forward as state highway officials begin acquiring rights of way. The Artesia Avenue Improvement Association approved appraisal offers for land, with state plans to widen the street to 80 feet and add a center divider. Also, Rose Avenue extension toward Woodruff Avenue under school cooperative funding moves toward construction with curb gutter and sidewalks.

Artesia St Artesia Avenue Malcolm K. Sanford State Department of Public Works Division of Highways Downey and Woodruff Aves Rose Ave Woodruff Ave W. Norman Wampler Thomas Jefferson School Bellflower Blvd

Downey Sportsmen name Baird president at awards banquet

Four area sportsmen received trophies for angling and hunting at the Downey Sportsman's Club awards banquet held at the American Legion hall. Bob Baird was installed as president, succeeding Charlie Martin, with Judge A D Boone officiating.

Jack Hitcch Fed Eicher Downey Sportsman's Club Downey American Legion Hall Harry Falke Jack Hilton Warren Michaelis Bob Baird Downay Sportsman's Club Charlie Martin Prass-Talagram Downey American Legion Hall A. D. Boone Justice Court Baird C. W Red) Eicher Paramount Realtor Warren Micheelis Jack Fletcher Neil Haeger George Lobaugh George Hitt Martin Dick Bartlett Don Hand M. M. Johnson Charles Rucker Los Angeles

Bellflower Units to Be Dedicated

Bellflower, Jan. 27. The dedication of two county buildings at the branch civic center is planned for Feb. at 2 p.m. Ed Kennedy of the Chamber of Commerce outlined arrangements for the branch building and safety department office and the branch library. Attending will be Supervisor Herbert Lege and field deputy George Turner, Gen. William A. Fox, county building chief, and county Librarian John Henderson. Floyd Wilson, Chamber vice president, will be master of ceremonies.

Bellflower Branch Civic Center Ed_ Kennedy Mannager Chamber of Commerce Fbranch Building Herbert Lege George Turner William A. Fox John Henderson Floyd Wilson Chamber

Deputy Called to Active Duty in Air Force

Bellflower January 27 Deputy Sheriff H H Powers of 61 Olive Ave has received a notice to report for active duty with the 448th Air Force Bomb Wing next Monday. Powers a World War II veteran with 35 missions in the Eighth Air Force currently serves as squadron navigator in the Fifth Bomb Wing Squadron reserve and holds the rank of captain. He lives in Lakewood Gardens with his wife Patricia and children Marydr 8 Patricia 5 and Lesley 4.

Bellflower 448Th Air Force H. H. Powers Oliva Ave Eighth Air Force Powers Tifth Lakewood Gardens Patricia Mary Dr Lesley

Vernon Heil Dies Leader in Orange County Water Work

Vernon Heil 55 longtime Orange County water figure and Smeltzer rancher died at St. Joseph’s Hospital Orange after pneumonia following a heart ailment. He chaired and helped found water groups, served as OC Water District president, Orange County Farm Bureau leader, Santa Ana River Water Association director, and elder of First Presbyterian Santa Ana. Survivors include Ruth Heil wife and two sons Robert and William, along with siblings and five sisters.

Sam Ana Vernon Heil Orange County Water District St. Joseph's Hospital Orange Smith & Tut- Hill Orange County Heil Cannery Ave Smeltzer Smeltzer Rd Huntington Beach Blvd Flora Sayers Santa Ana Valentine Harding Ethel Holsclaw Wintersburg Viva Dossett Florence Price

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