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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1950

Page

26

Ad Club Tour Ford Plant and Lunch Planned

Ad Club members will tour the Long Beach Ford assembly plant at noon Thursday, viewing the assembly line and parts flow. About 4,600 employees work at the plant with a daily production target rising from 311 to 340 units by August, plus a large plant complex and cafeteria lunch to follow.

Ad Club Ford Plant AY Club Long Beach Ford Aubrey L.dwards Martiager David P. Mcaliffe Don May Sam Barnes C. C. Harrod

Passerby shoots suspect during gas station holdup

In Los Angeles a 24 year old robbery suspect Joe Lopez was shot in the leg by a passing motorist, Robert Jamison, who joined the chase after Lopez robbed a gasoline station. Lopez reached an alley and was wounded while fleeing. he was hospitalized in good condition at Georgia Street Receiving Hospital.

Los Angeles Joe Lopez Robert A. Jamison Jamison Lopez Georgia St. Receiving Hospital

Children Learn Photographic Art With Experts Help

Hundreds of children attend a nine week recreation program at municipal playgrounds learning camera use and photography. Instructor Joan Watn Miller, from Jordan High School, teaches while local photo shops and services support with film paper chemicals and bulbs.

Long Beach Joan Watn Miller Jordan High School Seocration Hoffiman Photo Service Hossert’s Winstead Brothers, Inc Jay Vee Tuttle Photo Service City Photo’ Service Ward-Tallant Lett Photographic Tate Miller Jimmy Peterson City College Walter L. Scott Recreation Department Ito Odate

Emotional Stability Test Could Shape Marriages

New York July 8 report outlines a proposed law requiring an emotionality test for marriage licenses. Dr. James F. Bender argues most divorces stem from emotional instability and offers traits like confidence, empathy, selflessness, mood awareness, accountability, and willingness to apologize as measurable indicators. He says tests could help couples grow emotionally at any age and reduce marital conflict.

York James F. Bender National Institute For Human Relations Bender

Eisenhower to retire at age sixty five in 1955

Columbia University president General Dwight D. Eisenhower must retire in October 1955 when he reaches 65. Trustees approved the rule last April and a university spokesman said the rule should apply to Eisenhower.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Columbia University Eisenhower

Drive Tomorrow for Convention Fund Drive Set

A convention fund drive kicks off tomorrow with task forces planned to raise 20000 dollars from local business leaders to support Long Beach’s convention bureau. The effort aims to attract more conventions amid rising costs and competition, with results showing the multiplier effect of hotel, retail, and service spending.

Long Beach Martin California International Association of Convention Bureaus

Legion Post to Elect Officers at Veterans Memorial

American Legion Arthur L. Peterson Post 27 will elect officers for 1950 51 at a meeting in Veterans Memorial 241 West Broadway Tuesday at 8 p m All members are urged to attend.

Arthur L. Peterson American Legion Veterans Memorial W. Broadway

Breakfast Group to Hear Rail Aid Speech at Long Beach

Claude Minard director of the California Railroad Association will address the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce breakfast forum at the Wilton Hotel Wednesday morning. He will share observations on California highway problems. Minard is a longtime attorney and former assemblyman from Freano, earlier serving as executive secretary of the state bar and later directing the railroad association. He also served in the army from 1943 to 1945.

Red KE Russell North Long Beach Larry Colina Long Beach Independent Eans Chile Wilton Bete Sam The Independent Man Charlie Vickers Sa Toastmasters Club of Petersen Wagon Wheel Long Beach Bivd Alfred M.knause John P. McGree Tire Department Lawrence L. Skok Howard Butler Holt H. Wellander Ben Rasmussen Claude Minard California Railroad Association Atan Francisco Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Wilton Hotel Willard Lee Minard California

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