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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1951

Page

7

Los Angeles County Fair Entry Deadlines Listed

POMONA July 10 officials announced entry deadline dates for Los Angeles County Fair exhibits. Final entry dates cover agriculture horticulture poultry and livestock with multiple cutoffs from August to September ensuring show readiness by Sep 14. Junior fair and arts craft deadlines also specify August and September dates with early supervision for national art entries.

Los Angeles County Fair Pomona Los Angeles County Tural

Finch Named Manager of Long Beach Convention Bureau

Frank Finch of 3641 E Broadway has been named manager of the Long Beach Convention and Visitors Bureau pending directors approval. He succeeds John Lee who resigned. Finch, a resident since 1936, ran the Astor Hotel and has been a past president of the Long Beach Hotel Association and a past commander of Arthur L. Pevere Post No. 27 American Legion. Salary set at 500 per month.

Frank Finch E. Broadway Long Beach Convention and Visitor's Bureau Finch John Lee Bureau John Hancock Astor Hotel W. Ocean Blvd Long Beach Hotel Association Arthur L. Pevere American Legion

Donation Dance for Long Beach Club at Selots Hall

Indoor Sports Club of Long Beach hosts a donation dance tomorrow night in Selots Hall 1005 E Sixth St to raise money for a clubhouse with old fashioned and square dancing plus a program. Sewing Meet planned by Sewing Club PS 44 for charity at Mrs Eula Marshall 5863 Linden Ave Friday members bring lunches.

Long Beach Selots Hall Sixth St Eula Marshall Linden Ave

Protest Tied to Liquor License Near School

The Board of Education opposes a proposed liquor license for 902 American Ave due to its location within 200 feet of Dewey Continuation High School. Business Manager A A Knolle will urge the City Council to object to granting the license.

American Ave Board of Education A. A. Knolle Dewey Continuation High School Knol

Woman Pleads Guilty to Drunken Driving in Downey

Clara Robison, 24, Downey punch press operator, paid a $150 fine after pleading guilty to drunken driving. Municipal Judge Wilber F. Downs tried the case. Robison was arrested in the 280 block of Atlantic Ave on June 17 after making a wild U turn that could have caused a multi car pileup.

Clara Robison Downey Wilber F. Downs Miss Robison Atlantic Ave

Dewey Returns to Japan After Korea Front Visit

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York flew back to Japan from a trip to the Korean front lines. Before departure he again visited the front, traveling in a light observation plane over the east central front with Lt. Gen. Edward M. Almond and Lt. Robert St. Auvin of Sun Valley, California.

Hiroshima Japan Thomas E. Dewey New York Korea Dewey East Central Front Edward M. Almond U. S Robert St. Auvin Sun Valley Calif

Long Beach Girls to Dance on Hollywood Opportunity Show

Six young Long Beach girls aged seven to nine will perform on the Harry Babbitt TV program Hollywood Opportunity Show at 7:33 p.m. Thursday on Channel 5. The named participants are Diana Wilde Gay Morgan Dolores Sotelo Linda Center Patsy Perry and Sharan Farley.

Long Beach Harry Babbitt Channel 5 Diana Wilde Gay Morgan Dolores Sotelo Linda Center Patsy Perry Sharan Farley

Hunt Owners of Hurt Dogs

James iW. Bibb director of the City Animal Shelter seeks owners permission to operate to save two injured dogs. A blonde female Pekinese picked up in front of Woodrow Wilson High School last Thursday faces eye surgery. a black and white Boston bull terrier about two years old was found Friday in front of 2144 E 55th Street. Both are under veterinary care and owner searches have failed.

James Iw. Bibb City Animal Shelter Bibb Woodrow Wilson High School

Cross-bred Black and White Dog Found Near League

A mixed breed dog with a cocker face and dachshund body, white front feet and chest, was found wandering fearfully through traffic about a week ago. The black and white dog is in care at the Pet Protective League, whose staff say the rightful owner should contact them to reclaim him. The dog’s exact pedigree is unclear.

Pet Protective League League

Connally Warns Against Letdown in Korea Crisis

Sen. Connally of Texas says any cease fire in Korea must not slow home and Western Europe defense buildup. He backs Truman’s plan to end the state of war with Germany, while House members urge caution on German cooperation and timing. He warns against potential cuts to the proposed 8.5 billion foreign aid, with 6 billion for military outlays mainly for Western Europe, and opposes spreading the program over two years.

Washington Sen Connally D.-Texas Korea Europe Senate Truman Congress Germany North Atlantic House Hep. Javits RNY Free World Rep. Mansfield D-Mont Texas Dwight D. Hisenhower Sen. McCarran D.nev Bonn John J. McCloy U. S

Dog owner contact for belongings on Ocean Blvd

Lakewood Blvd and Carson in Lakewood are mentioned. The owner may reclaim the dog s by contacting Mrs. D. J. Erwin at 5311 Ocean Blvd.

Lakewood Blvd Carson Lakewood D. J. Erwin Ocean Blvd

Litigation Delays Game License Petition In City

Superior Judge Percy Hight overruled a petition for a writ of mandate by Fascination Inc against Edward J Hoover city tax collector William H Dovey chief of police and Kenneth Sutherland city prosecutor to compel issuance of a license for casino style amusement. The petition claims officials acted arbitrarily in denying the license and that the defendants denied the plaintiffs a hearing. Hearing set for July 31 to consider the petition.

Percy Hight Jate de Snurrer Fascination, Inc Edward J. Hoover William H. Dovey Kenneth Sutherland Fascination Fred N. Howser Philip Brady John M. Nimocks Hight Howser Ruthbert J. Scott Hoover, Dovey and Sutherland

Greens Committee Members Reappointed by City Manager

W E Nicolaus and Mrs Roy T Vellacott were reappointed to the greens committee today by City Manager Samuel E Vickers and confirmed by the City Council. Mayor Burton W Chace named Councilmen Raymond C Kealer and Max Livoni as council representatives on the committee. Terms of R F Ewing and George Alday, the other two members, have expired but no action was taken to fill these vacancies.

W. E. Nicolaus Roy T. Vellacott Greens Samuel E. Vickers Counci Burton W. Chace Raymond C. Kealer Max Livoni R. F. Ewing George Alday

Fire and ambulance calls spill from Lakewood County station

Lakewood County Fire Station logged a busy day of emergency calls on Monday. Ambulances responded to multiple incidents across local streets including Pier A Berth Linden and Cedar Avenue, with fires and trash dumps reported and property damage noted on Second Street and Spring Street. Fire units also addressed a grass fire at Loma Vista Drive and a fence damage case on Clark Avenue amid several medical transports.

Euro Department Pier A Linden Ave Traffle Circle Loma Vista Dr Cedar Ave Bio W Carson Avanile First St. Ambulance Walnut Ave Livingstone Dr St. Joseph Ave Delta Ave Cameron Seventh St Amburspay Lakewood County Tina Spring St Clark Ave Fence

TO AID MOTHERS Tots to Go to College

City College Lakewood campus will launch Child Development Center classes with tuition set at $6 to support mothers while they attend general education courses. Preschoolers aged two to four may enroll for daytime activities, including buying economy and child-raising. Junior, though four next fall, cannot try out for the college football team.

Lakewood City College

Time to Buy says Mortorela executive to realtors

Ed C. Morgan western sales training manager for Mortorela urged realtors at the Wilton Hotel breakfast to buy now, noting inventories have piled up but sales may rise in September or October. He urged proper qualification, a strong greeting, using the buyer’s name, demonstrations, and asking for the order to close. President H Herschel Hart presided with Winnie Cross as program chairman.

Ed C. Morgan Mortorela Board of Realtors Wilton Morgan Robertson Los Angeles- Long Beach H. Herschel Hart Winnie Cross Eugene Scanlan

Photographer Larry Inman Returns From NYC Convention

Long Beach commercial photographer Larry Inman and Mrs. Inman have come back from the Photographers Association of America convention in New York City where he serves as president. He will attend the national convention next month in Milwaukee Wisconsin.

Parley Larry Inman Long Beach Inman New York City Photographers Association of America Milwaukee Wis

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