Long Beach Aircraft Landings in June 1914 Reach 26 245
Aircraft traffic at Long Beach in June 1914 totaled 26 245 landings and takeoffs. Navy and Air Force operations contributed most activity, with 71 military landings and takeoffs noted. Civilian flights were limited to local practice and leisure flights under constant 24 hour airfield control by Chief Leo Hummer and staff.
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Riese Gate
Air Force
Navy
Lace
Leo Hummer
Trouble shifts in highway breakdowns as tires ease
The article notes tire failures dropped after World War II from 1945 to 1948 while battery service demands rose from 15.2 to 19.8 percent. Ignition failures, gas shortages, and lockouts remained small but persistent factors in roadside emergencies based on 16,000 AAA reports. Also mentioned are Studebaker model changes, Buick production gains, and California two windshield wipers requirement for new cars starting Jan 1.
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American Automobile Association
Health Clinic for Children in Long Beach
The Long Beach Citizens' Clinic at 1401 Chestnut Ave partners with the Community Chest Sealand Memorial Hospital and the Children's Auxiliary to provide out patient medical care for children birth to 15 from families unable to pay. The red feather services support access to care through tax funded facilities locally.
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Long Beach Children
Long Beach Cozens’ Clinic
Chestnut Ave
Long Beach i Community Chest
Seaalde Memorial Hospital and
Children’s. Auxiliary
Jep Wooten Joins New Car Sales Force at Helm St Ford
Jep Wooten has been added to the new car sales team at Helm St Ford agency, while Chuck Brooks moves to the used car start. The changes reflect staffing updates in the dealership's sales departments.
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Helm St. Ford Agency
Jep Wooten
Chuck Brooks
Plane Talk and Air Race Notes From 1949 Era
Aviation safety and lighting rules discussed as compulsory aircraft features. J. D. Reed predicts speed records at the Thompson Trophy with a P51 Mustang aiming 500 mph over 225 miles. American Airlines reports a 28 cent rise in ton miles for June year over year. West Coast Air Show at Palm Dale features aerobatics with gliders. Crosswind landing gear shows DC-3 and Cub handling strong winds without extra skill.
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J. D. Reed
Houston Aviation
Cleveland
American Airlines
John E. Geisse
Civil Aeronautics Administration
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