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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1953

Page

14

Safe Fourth of July Weekend In Long Beach

It was a calm Fourth with 250000 people at the beaches Sunday, 24 injuries in traffic incidents, no fatalities, and lifeguards rescuing 21 in Rainbow Pier and Alamitos Bay. A Navy man and three others faced injuries from crashes, a police officer sustained back injuries in a rear collision, and a girl sustained a fractured leg from a bicycle strike. A young girl and a sparklers incident caused burns at a Virginia Country Club fireworks display.

Long Beach Focal Strand Roy Dutch) Miller Rainbow Pier Alamitos Bay Coast Guard Maurice L. Lambdin Eucalyptus Ave 32Nd St Seaside Hospital Dorothy D. ‘Traweek 17Th St Community Hospital Pacific Coast Hwy Cherry Ave Clarence Boyd Air Force March Field Harvey Palmer John Frank Harless Shady Park Dr David L. Hughes Lakewood Blvd Duane R. Mays Fontana Barbara Lucy Florida St Edwin J. Hedges Maine Ave Lamar J. Byler List St Eileen Byler Barbara A. Shisbey Plymouth St Mary Barbee Bill Barbee Cedar Ave Virginia Country Club Seaside

Marines Return From Area With 597 War Vets

Five Marines from Long Beach and eight nearby-area Marines are among 597 First Marine Air Wing veterans returning Tuesday aboard the USS General Rand. They will dock at San Francisco and proceed to Treasure Island for processing before 30 days leave and new assignments. Names and homes of Long Beach contingent listed.

U.S Long Beach First Marine Air Wing Gen. Ranad Naval Docks San Francisco Treasure Island Marine Barracks Waldo L. Bond Truman Boyd Manor Don H. Cooks Mahanna Ave Floyd Fine Jr Josie Ave Walter J. Truma Hazelbrook Ave Arthur A Denney L. Sund Agate St Laguna Beach Hugh J. Trotter Jr Euclid Ave Garden Grove David D. Wilcox Fullerton Ave Costa Mesa

100 Year Old Long Beach Ex-Resident Dies

Mary Lord Royal a former Long Beach resident died at a niece’s home in Orange at age 100. She lived at 630 Grand Ave for 30 years before moving to Santiago Blvd in Orange. Born in Belvedere she spent youth in Minneapolis before moving west. She was a Daughters of the American Revolution member and affiliated with the Long Beach Beauceant. Service in Mottell's chapel Tuesday at 11 a.m. Dr George MacDonald to officiate burial in Belvedere.

Mary Lord Royal Long Beach Orange Ontario Royal Daughters of the American Revolution Mallory Hattie Mallory Loma Ave Panora Linden Mary Ketelsen Maurice Mallory Patterson & Snively

Obituary notices from Long Beach area

Lon g Beach death notices list Clayton Johnson 72 of 1515 East Santa Barbara Street and MacKay Robert John 76 with multiple Masonic and family survivor details, Bonnallie David Chester 60 in Duarte, McClellan Orla E. 68, Mallory Hattie 85, Shankle Sally L. 85, Herrin Mary Ellis 42, Tennyson Eunice Marion 48, Young Wil C. 94, Riopelle Edwin J. 53, Smith Anna Grace, Doyle Paul Sheppard 73 with service details and local funeral home arrangements.

Vocational Nurses Executives to Meet in Long Beach

Huth Eilis will host the executive board of the Licensed Vocational Nurses Association of Long Beach at 7 p.m. Wednesday at 2298 Belmont. Parliamentary law will be studied, announced by M. Hester Quinn, first vice president. Mrs. Bernice M. Von Zedlitz, the president, will conduct the session.

Tirs. Huth Eilis Ovation of Long Beach Belmont Pie M. Hester Quinn Bernice M. von Zedlitz

Site Ready for Scout Jamboree

Newport Beach prepares for the third national Boy Scout Jamboree with 50,000 scouts expected by July 17. Arthur A. Schuck arrives from New York, 90 special trains, 30,000 tents on a 3000 acre Rancho site overlooking the Pacific. Nixon will address attendees as the event runs July 17 to 19.

Newport Beach Arthur A. Schuck Boy Scouts New York California Pacific Scouting

Woman Steps On Game Dart At Seaside

Luella B. Erickson of 719 West Seaside Boulevard stepped on a dart from a game at 210 West Pike. Doctors at Seaside Hospital removed the dart lodged in the bottom of her foot.

Luella B. Erickson Seaside Blvd Seaside Hospital Pike

Swindlers Pose as Police Officers to Bilk Aircraft Worker

A 68 year old aircraft worker, Patrick J. McKittrick, was duped of $1000 in a ruse where two men posed as police officers. One acted as a lieutenant named McGrath and a plainclothes sergeant urged arrest while a second officer arranged to post bail under a different name. McKittrick withdrew the money and later was told the bail was forfeited due to a name mix up and the fake lieutenant curtly ended the call with a road luck remark.

Bunco McGrath Patrick J. McKittrick Long Beach McKittrick Pike Leutenant Bunko Locust Ave

Report Ballot in Favor of Phone Strike

With only two of ten locals left to vote CIO Communication Workers of America backs a strike against Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co by a margin of ten to one. Balloting will close tonight as two San Diego unions meet. A strike could cripple service for hundreds of thousands in the Southland, affecting toll calls in Long Beach and main exchanges in Compton and San Pedro. The union rejected a management offer of a one dollar weekly wage increase, citing Northern California hikes of two to three dollars. The union has eleven thousand five hundred members in Southern California.

CIO Communication Workers of America Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co Clarence M. Good San Diego Southland Long, Beach Pacific Telephone Compton San Pedro California

Iowans Plan Mammoth Picnic in Long Beach

The executive committee of the Iowa Association of Long Beach outlines plans for the annual picnic at Recreation Park on August 8. Officials anticipate over 100,000 former Iowa residents will attend, with county registrations on a 24 acre Hawkeye State map, a Long Beach Municipal Band concert, community singing, eight stage acts, and celebrity introductions.

Towa ‘Association of Long Beach Iowa Hawkeye State

Canada Legion Names Everett Western States Commander

Canada Legion Western States Command installed Everett as new commander after its convention closed Saturday in Santa Cruz. Everett is a native of Winnipeg, Canada.

Avid Canadian Legion Western States Command Santa Cruz Everett Winnipeg Can

Drivers Strike Halts 6 Cities Bus Service

Six Southland bus routes in Compton Bellflower Paramount Hollydale Downey and Willowbrook suspend service as 13 drivers and two mechanics of Southern Cities Transit Co walk off. AFL CIE negotiates for a 20 cent hourly raise after a proposed 10 cent raise was refused. company seeks PUC interim 3 cent fare hike and possible immediate hearing.

Compton Southland Southern Cities Transit Co W. A. Greenland AFL Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway Jocal Wo Richard Boehm Public Utilities Commission Boehm Bellflower Paramount Hollydale Downey Willowbrook

Home and Shop Looted by Passhey Burglars

Police report two burglaries in Passhey. Floyd L. Stewart at 2702 Hackett St had silverware and valuables worth 865 dollars stolen. A beauty shop at 4622 Los Coyotes Diagonal owned by Miss Sue M Sommierhauser lost checks and cash totaling 300 dollars.

JSNE Passhey Floyd L. Stewart Hackett St Sue .M. Sommierhauser Los Coyotes Diagonal

Clinic Burglarized at Santa Fe Clinic Break-In Noted

A break in at the Santa Fe Clinic on 2345 Santa Fe Ave occurred early Sunday. Fire department responded. burglars took $10 cash and a small narcotics locker contents. Entry was gained via a window and alarms noted. The incident spans multiple nearby streets with ambulance calls and police investigations ongoing.

Santa Fe Clinic Santa Fe Ave Sixon Vod Calleus de Amo Woodrutt Viva

Woman Burned by Pipe From Cleaning Shop

Barbara M. Easterline, 41, of 40 Surfline Place, suffered second degree burns early today after touching a hot exhaust pipe from a cleaning shop. She was treated at a hospital and released. The accident occurred next to a cafe where she was working.

Barbara M. Easterline Palice

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