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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1948

Page

19

Winners and Ballot Queries From a Newspaper Office

Harold Williams surveys voter sentiment on California and Nebraska ballot laws. He notes delegates pledged to Warren or Truman, asks who decides ballot names, and observes public desire for direct candidate choice alongside discussion of party conventions.

Warren Trutnman California Bempers Nebraska Truman Harald Staxson Thomas B. Dewey Robert A. Taft Arthur H. Vandenberg Earl Warren Douglas MacArthur Gov. Warren Guv. Warren

Rain brings second highest June total and outages

Heavy rainfall yesterday reached .16 inch, the second highest June figure on record. The storm caused a transformer fire on a Belmont Heights Edison pole, blacking out the area for about 90 minutes. Hail was reported in some sections, and a 69 year old woman, Elizabeth Landis, fractured lip after slipping on wet pavement. Police listed no major injuries despite the downpour and scattered showers were forecast for today.

California Edison, Co Loma Ave Belmont Heights Pike

Retailers Association Sets Ballot and Installation Dates

The Long Beach Retailers Associated annual ballot must be returned by June 19 per secretary manager Jack Horner. The new board will elect officers on June 22, followed by an installation at the dinner meeting on June 23.

Long Beach Associated Accor Jack Horner

Vote results in Long Beach area precincts reported

Reported results cover 414 precincts across Long Beach Sig nal HI Lakewood Alamitos and two Dominguez areas in the 70th and 71st Assembly Districts with figures for several candidates including Warren Truman Grant Crawford Cratchley and Sullivan.

Long Beach Signal HI Lakewood Alamitos Dominguez Dem Hep Warren Truman Crawford Fletcher Sceeene Cratchley Sullivan

Weather Outlook for Long Beach Area

Forecast favors mostly cloudy skies today and tonight with light showers possible. Thursday should be partly sunny with little temperature change and gentle to moderate variable winds Along the coast.

Long Beach elects nine council members with incumbents retained

Long Beach voters chose a nine member City Council with eight incumbents and James R. Seaton running in the Fourth District. Council terms start July 5 and the council will organize to elect mayor and vice mayor later. Incumbents led throughout with only the Sixth District showing an early Ahern lead before full returns favored Jackson.

Long Beach James R. Seston George D. Ezell Seaton D. Patrick Ahern Lawrence O. Jackson Lynn Parmley Francis H.gentry Joseph R. Ramsey E. Curtis Raymond C. Kealer Frank E. Downey Herbert E Lewis Clarence E. Wagner James F. Carner Jackson Ahern Herbert R. Klockstein Oscar H. Walter Burton W. Chace Glenn D. Hughes Bazil A. Carlson Glen A. Black Cit Civil Service Board Irving M. Smith Myrielle L. Gunsul Charles D. Wallace Joseph M. Maltby Kenneth E. Sutherland Sieewen

Long Beach Board Approves FWA Nursery Purchases

The Long Beach Board of Education authorized the purchase of Federal Works Agency nursery facilities at seven elementary schools for 4200. The Bureau of Community Facilities offered them at this price. Buildings at Whittier, Burbank, Addams, Mann, Edison, Grant and Les Elementary Schools will relieve overcrowding and double sessions.

Long Beach Board of Education Federal Works Agency Bureau of Community Facilities FWA Whittier Burbank Addams, Mann, Edison Grant Les A. A. Knoll

Backyard thief steals seven shirts from Tremaine home

Police report seven shirts valued at 45 stolen last night from a clothes line in the backyard of Malcolm R. Tremaine at 4121 Jacinth Way.

Malcolm R. Tremaine Jacinth Way

Flood relief effort gathers money and goods in Long Beach

Long Beach residents rush donations for Columbia River flood victims. Red Cross accepts checks at 317 W Broadway with checks made to American Red Cross and labeled Columbia River disaster or Portland flood or Vanport disaster. Local groups collect clothing, food, and household items from Truman Boyd Manor and Cabrilla Homes Housing Project with contact details for coordinators. Mayor Riley of Portland confirms aid readiness and communication continues.

Long Beach Wes American Red Cross W. Broadway American “Red Cross Columbia River Portland Vanport Relief Society Society Red Cross Truman Boyd Manor Boy Scout Troop Amyers Post Manor Andrews Lynn Yeakle Howard Austin Amvets L. W Dawn Truman Joyd Manor Cabrilla Homes H St River Ave Pacific Coast Hwy Santa Fe Pere Sons Will Wall Lynn Parmley Earl Riley

Darby Holds Large Lead In Fourth District Race

Chairman Raymond V. Darby leads the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors race with 83,280 votes from 889 of 1461 precincts. Closest rival Walter Salmon has 16,133 votes, and John W. Mar trails with 11,287. Jessup re-elected in Fifth District over Harry Brankey. Roach, Smith, and John Anson Ford not seeking reelection until 1950.

Raymond V. Darby Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Board of Supervisors Darby Walter Salmon Inglewood John W. Mar Hawthorne E Darby Roger W. Jessup Harry J. Brankey Los Angeles Jessup Brankey Leonard J. Roach William A Smith John Anson Ford

Two L. B. Persons Hurt in Bus Wreck

Two Long Beach residents were slightly injured when an Ameri Lines bus skidded and overturned on a wet highway three miles north of El Rinatas. A fatal report later listed another injured person. Eleven others were shaken up. two seriously injured, Mrs. Fred B. Tresca of San Pedro and Mrs. Elsie Wilson of Los Angeles, were treated at Oceanside Hospital.

Seach Ameri Lines Erelnitas Ray Gene Oceanside Hospital Fred B. Tres¢a San Pedro Elsie Wilson Los Angeles

Bradley Wins in 18th District Primaries Challenges Doyle

Congressman Willis W. Bradley wins the Republican nomination and seeks re election while facing Clyde Doyle in the Democratic runoff. Bradley also gathers strong support on the Democratic ticket. Independent candidates and partial tallies show Stanley Moffatt and Raymond L. Parker data among scattered precinct results.

Willis W. Bradley United States Clyde Doyle Bradley Doyle Stanley Moffatt South Sete Raymond l. Parker Mor Tatt Peat Sivas Clyde Putts Lynwood Willowbrook Lugo Marea Parker Moffatt

Grant Fletcher Win Both Tickets In Long Beach Primary

Long Beach voters reelect Assemblymen William S. Grant and Carl Fletcher as final unofficial results show Grant winning both parties on the Democratic and Republican ballots and Fletcher unopposed on the Democratic side with strong Republican totals. Grant faces Independent Progressive Elizabeth McArdie in November.

Long Beach City Hall William S. Grant Lorne D Carl Fletcher Grant Fletcher Elizabeth McArdie Middough Francis R. Crawford Edward F. Cruchley Emmet M. Sullivan Sullivan Cruchley

Judge Foutz Must Retire Under Law

Stamey A. Foutz of Signal Hill must retire within 60 days under the state retirement act after reaching age 74. He has served as city judge for over six years and previously practiced as an attorney in New Sieur. He currently remains a member of the New Mexico bar.

Stamey A. Foutz Signal Hi Signal Hill Peat E 20Th St Foutz New Sieur New Mexico Jesa

Radio and tools stolen from downtown area

Police reported A 579 radio stolen yesterday from a shop at 222 E Firth St and tools valued at 54 dollars taken from a truck in the downtown section. The truck owner is Charles W Swann of 3723 Angeline Isl Lakewood City.

E. Firth St Charles W. Swann Angeline Isl Lakewood City

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