Tides Weather Sun and Moon Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions tides and sun and moon with stray phrases about weather conditions. No clear events, dates, or named entities. Summary constrained to readable entities only.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1948
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions tides and sun and moon with stray phrases about weather conditions. No clear events, dates, or named entities. Summary constrained to readable entities only.
An unsigned, low-clarity ad touts 626 Tonic as a cure for stomach acidity indigestion and loss of appetite. It promises “positive proof” of relief, claims benefits like increased strength and better digestion, and urges readers to try the product for quicker comfort.
Fragmented OCR note lists ships and places with garbled names and dates, mentioning Navy vessels in Port Fouseve vicinity and references to Beatch area, schedules, and personnel. Key names and locations are unclear due to text corruption but indicate naval activity and port movements.
Fragmented OCR describes permit activity and development plans across multiple towns. It mentions addresses, council areas, and potential projects with names and locations, indicating regulatory steps and timelines amid a busy construction season.
Realty and building activity in Los Angeles County reveals how the expiration of Title VI financing reduced loan sizes and dollar volume despite higher mortgage activity. June loans reached 14,458 for 88,077,043 with an average of 5912, while May had 14,454 loans for 102,528,101. Top agencies in Beach areas registered lower numbers and values, and several large housing tract lenders saw declines.
York dispatch summarizing a World Telegram report on wartime Soviet espionage in the United States. The piece notes 50 percent operated secretly, multiple ring overlaps, and a female agent’s discovery of rival spy networks. FBI investigation leads to indictments of 12 top Communist leaders.
Landon Brickley, Virgin Phillips and Eddie Kley seek 333,600 in damages in Superior Court against Donald Wiles after a June 2 collision on Marker Street and Orange Avenue. The suit, filed by Henry Rupp, alleges Wiles negligently drove an automobile that collided with Brickley’s car, causing Phillips to suffer a fractured left upper arm and the plaintiffs contusions lacerations and abrasions.
Charles Barry Kunkle, second son of James A. Kunkle and wife, born at Naval Hospital. July is mistyped as July 40. Elder brother Pip Alekander, age 445, noted. Mother Charlotta Dufresne, daughter of Mrs. Gloria Foster and the late Charles B. Dufresne. Father a retired Navy master, served aboard carriers Saratoga, Hancock and Boxer in the recent war.
In Los Angeles on July 22 an unidentified, well dressed woman leaped from a 22nd floor fire escape. Dr. Karl von Magen and Dr. Nielsen tried to calm her as two physicians, standing on a 12th floor landing, attempted to persuade her to retreat. She fell to the sidewalk, striking a crowd below. The coroner’s office sought the woman's identity.
San Diego polio fatalities rose to 13 after another boy died yesterday. The county health department announced 104 total cases statewide with 41 in the city and 63 in the county, heightening local fears.
Santa Barbara notes Warren as Gov Earl Warren amid scattered text. A fragment mentions Nor and a 25 year reference to admiralty and the Mebradka navy with unclear context. The readable content shows place names and partial quotes without a cohesive event or outcome.
Charter presented to a Boy Scout troop by the Mets Club of Lakewood Place Community Church at a church ceremony. Lawrence Chitles, Leonard Hill, and Bob Treharne participated. five boys earned Tender Foot ranks. The troop received two blue ribbons at WHL field park camp and four Grand Seals for Camp Chilao achievement. An overboat trip to Big Bear Lake is planned.
SAN RA PEL July 27. Arthur Eggers, a murderer, is scheduled to die in the San Quentin gas chamber. Superior Judge Clemett D. Nee of Los Angeles County set the date after his petition for a new trial was denied June 29 by Judge Edward J. Butler in Marin County Superior Court. Mrs Eggers was found decapitated and dismembered years ago near a San Bernardino County mountain road.
The Naval District announces that 3300 Naval Reserve midshipmen from 42 colleges will undergo amphibious warfare training here in late July and August. The group will conduct maneuvers after an eight week cruise with stops at San Francisco Seattle Long Beach and Honolulu.
Los Angeles July 22 date for Paul Richard Judd 21 and Mary Lee Davis bride. They wed yesterday in Supreme Court Judge Walter Gates chambers. The bride wore sharkskin ensemble. He faces five years to life for burglary and will wait for him. She plans to continue work as a waitress while awaiting his release.
Sen Rulon E Flanders of Vermont spoke at Stanford University's annual business conference on the septomic report of the House and Senate and agency roles under the 1848 Employment Act. He urged objectivity in the economy council's reports to the President and noted questions about evolving agency functions and management stake in enterprise.
The board proposes a sewer maintenance district along Pioneer Boulevard and Centralia Road in Artesia Los Angeles County to fund cleaning, repair, opening and maintaining sewers and appurtenances. The measure authorizes annual levies under Division 7 of the Streets and Highways Code for the long term improvements and related work with public notice and hearing set.
Belgrade reports the seventh congress of the Yugoslav Communist Party resumed with a marathon speech echoing Marshal Tito’s eight hour blast accusing the Russian led Cominform of fomenting civil war. Interior Minister Rankovic continued the keynote, stressing party organization and security police leadership as Tito’s camp dominated Yugoslav press coverage.
Hollywood July 22. The partially deacmipatid body of a shabbily dressed unidentified man was found today in the rear of a building behind a filling station. The scene was investigated by local authorities.
A scan from a newspaper page shows an extensive classified style section listing funeral directors, mortuary services, and related offerings. It includes multiple business names, addresses, phone numbers, and various service descriptions across long entries. The jumble references firms such as SANS, SNIVELY, Prom setts, CHRISTE, TRAVEL ERTWICE, and many others, with scattered mentions of price points and service bundles. The fragment also contains references to estate work, contracting, transportation, and general local business notices intertwined with personal notices and ads.
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