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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1951

Page

4

Central Basin urged to join water district for supply security

Warren W. Butler of Compton told the Board of Realtors that all Central Basin communities except Long Beach Compton and Los Angeles should form a municipal water district to seek admission to the Metropolitan Water District. He warned of salt water intrusion even as Long Beach has moved to protect its supply, and urged immediate action to conserve underground stocks through increased MWD dependence. The meeting saw 17 new members inducted and H. Herschel Hart presiding.

Central Basin Long Beach Compton Los Angeles Metropolitan Water District Warren W. Butler MWD Board of Realtors Butler Long Beach Veterans Hospital Barry Laffoon Arnold Berg H. Herschel Hart

FBI Agent to Address Lions Club in Seal Beach

A special agent of the FBI will speak to the Lions Club at 7 p m tomorrow at Sam's Sea Fond Spa in Seal Beach. Henry Wilson will report on the Stockton district convention while Frady Hickman presides.

FBI Seal Beach Lions Club Sam's Sea Fond Spa Henry Wilson Stockton Frady Hickman

World famous judges selected for big dog show

International names lead Harbor Cities Kennel Club 16th annual all breed show June 23 24 at Long Beach Municipal Auditorium. 18 judges include Esther M. Croucher and Baron van der Hoop from England and Switzerland respectively. George Steadman Thomas of Camarillo to judge fox Boston terrier futurity and best in show. Entries must be mailed to 1412 W 12th St Los Angeles by June 9.

Harbor Cities George Steadman Thomas Camarillo Scottish Terrier Club of California Jack Bradshaw 12Th St Los Angeles

Civil Defense Program Gets Official Approval for Warden Manual

Long Beach civil defense authorities won approval to use a mimeographed black warden instruction booklet. Police Lt. W J Mooney announced. Richard Jones of the California State Vocational Training department reviewed and approved it. The manual replaces the not yet received federal warden book and covers civil defense functions, organization, emergency communications, firefighting, arrests, first aid, traffic control, subversive action, panic control, atomic bombing effects, light rescue, and casualty reduction. The booklet was compiled by Mooney with Sgts Leonard Kearney and Orville James, and an evening class to train wardens will start soon.

Long Beach W. J. Mooney Civil Defense Activities Richard Jones California State Vocational Training Department Jones Mooney Pelice Leonard Kearney Orville James

Harbor Department Audit Reveals $33 Million Asset Base

Harbor Department notes fixed assets at 33.978 million with 6.126 million in capital expenditures including prior steel piling. Depreciation 514 thousand. Maturities of 10 million reinvested and 15 million new funds. New reserves 13.5 million and operating fund 1 million. Unappropriated surplus June 30, 1950 stood at 83.698 million.

E. J. Amar

Noted Conductor Koussevitzky Dies at 77 in Boston

Serge Koussevitzky, world famed conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, died at 77 after a winter illness. He led the BSO for 25 years ending 1949 and was praised as the greatest conductor of his time. He began as a peasant boy in north Russia, left Russia in 1920, and married Olga Naumoff in 1947 after his first wife died in 1942.

Boston Serge Koussevitzky Boston Symphony Orchestra Koussevitzky Boston Symphony Tuosa City of Joan R. Mansell Dep Koussevitzky Tenderuty John E. Kincaid Ameri Theodore R. Youderian Ravel Prokofielf Honegger Shostakoviteh Russia Philharmonic School Moscow England Germany Italy Spain I Koussevitzky Olga Naumoff

Driver in Crash Faces Citations at Long Beach Intersections

John B R Martin 27 Navy aboard USS Everglade sustained minor head and chest injuries when his car collided with another at Long Beach Blvd and Wardlaw. Everett J Linnedberger 25 of Lomita was uninjured. Martin cited for speeding following too closely and failing to obey signals. He received treatment at Seaside Hospital.

John BR. Martin Long Beach Blvd Wardlaw Everett J. Linnedberger Lomita Martin Seaside Hospital

Air Force C119 explodes killing four near Jackson

Four airmen died when a Sewart Air Force Base C119 exploded during a rainstorm and crashed on a farm 15 miles southwest of Jackson Tennessee. Survivors included two ejecting crewmen who were injured but survived. Names identified: Capt Kenneth W. Christenson Watertown MA First Lt Stanley L. Michelson Nashville TN Sgt Elmer Horvath Toledo OH Sgt Joseph W. Diondo Buffalo NY Capt Russell D. Brewington Nashville TN. Local resident Howard E. Johnson reported the blast sounding like thunder.

Jackson Tenn Air Force Here Sewart Air Force Smyrna Kenneth W. Christenson Watertown Mass Stanley L. Michelson Nashville Sewart Post Information Office Sewart Air Base Russell D. Brewington Stewart Air Force Base Elmer Horvath Toledo Ohio Joseph W. Diondo Buffalo N.Y Howard E. Johnson

Amvets Back Sex Law Panel Discussed

Amvets back a panel on sex law and child molesting cases to be held tomorrow at Hughes Junior High School. The event is moderated by Superior Judge Fred Miller with sponsors including Amvets Junior League and PTA. Public invited. mail suggestions to Jack Fateut at Box 628.

Hughes Junior High School Amvet Paul Desmond Post Office Amvets Lionel F. Hudson San Diego Hudson Amvets Junior League PTA Fred Miller California Ave Roosevelt Rd Jack Fateut Post Office Post

Fully Toothsome Year-Old Billy Goodman

Los Angeles reports a one year old boy, Billy Goodman, growing sixteen teeth since four months old. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goodman, say he chews hard foods like apples, celery and carrots without trouble and his smile resembles a piano keyboard.

Los Angeles Billy Goodman Billy Harold Goodman

Iran Moslems Threaten Violence Over Leader's Release

In Tehran the Fedayan Islam sect warned of bloodshed unless their leader Navas Safavi is freed from jail. The group demanded Deputy Prime Minister Hussein Fatemi be dismissed as a traitor, alleging foreign influence behind Fatemi's education in London. Fatemi denied knowledge of the letters.

Tehran Iran Fedayan Islam Hussein Fatemi Navas Safavi Shah Young Safavi Fedayan Islam Sect Anglo-Iranian Oil Company Fatemi London

Local briefs and community notices wrap town events

Rummage sales unfold in East Long Beach at 1154 Pine Ave and Townsend Clubs 9 and 10 host a sale at 145 W Third St. Bettina Chapter 399 OES honors Deputy Grand Matron Carol Williams during an official visit in Town Hall. Iowa Social Club plans a 12:30 pm covered dish luncheon at Bixby Park led by Dan Carney. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack L Clark buried in Mottell's Chapel. sister Constance survives.

Bettina OES Carol Williams Town Hall Iowa Bixby Park Dan Carney Clark Mottell's Chapel Jack L. Clark Coldbrook Ave Long Head Constance

Pupils Help Spread Polio Advice in Long Beach

The Long Beach Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis uses 42,000 printed cards distributed to public and private schools. The cards offer polio guidance for 1951 and list do nots during outbreaks, including avoiding overexertion, chills, cold water, wet clothes, and sharing towels or dishes, and advise against trips to polio areas.

Long Beach National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis

MacArthur Planing Mill Receives Safety Plaque

Loren Muench secretary of Wood Products Institute presented the first quarterly safety plaque to MacArthur Planing Mill employees at 3720 E Anaheim St. The workers achieved a 100 percent safety record for the first quarter of the year.

Wood Products Institute MacArthur Planing Mill Anaheim St Loren Muench Institute MacArthur Mesty

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