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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1954

Page

19

Pace and fare in modern life spark wide debate

A reader notes the fast pace of American life, citing traffic and work tempo, and compares it to New Zealand views on speed. A column references deer with ribbons on Palms to Pines Highway and comments on local election chatter about juvenile hall bonds. A Long Beach anecdote follows a boy's thirst in patched pants and a serviceman letter from Korea urges more mail home.

Orange County S. E. Tremellen Lakewood New Zealand A. G. Davis U.S Ero Davis United States Ton G Fines Hwy Idyllwild Palm Springs Figer Elizabeth Stebbins Claiborne Ellows George H. Acevedo Korea George Chow America PFC George Acevedo c/o FPO San Francisco

Lantern from Yokohama to Sutter for roses gift

Yokohama mayor sends a 67 cubic foot stone lantern inscribed with friendship to Long Beach Mayor Lyman B. Sutter as thanks for roses. Lantern aboard Kawasaki Shinssei Maru No 3 to arrive next Tuesday. gift follows a 1951 Pacific Coast Mayors Conference friendship.

Yokohama Lyman B. Sutter Kawasaki Steamship Co Sutter Ryozo Hiranura Japan Hiranuma West Coast Long Beach Ecree

LBSC’s Largest Class to Receive Degrees

Long Beach State College’s largest graduating class, 620 students, will receive degrees at 8 p.m. today in ceremonies at Long Beach City College. Main speaker is Rishi Gerald H. Kennedy of the Los Angeles area Methodist Church. Rev. R. Merrill Jensen will pronounce the benediction. Degrees include 198 Masters of Arts, 538 Bachelors of Arts, 33 Bachelors of Science and two Bachelors of Vocational Education.

Long Beach State College Long Beach City College Cae Aleots Rishi Gerald H. Kennedy Los Angeles Area First Baptist Church Owen Truman Dey F. C. Benson Hellis St. Luke's Episcopal Church

Cardinal to Greet St. Anthony's Grads

Cardinal McIntyre will present diplomas to 265 St. Anthony's High School graduates at 7:30 p m Sunday. The class includes 120 boys and 145 girls, the largest in the school's history. The ceremony will feature James Clyne as speaker and a later dance at the Lafayette Hotel Garden. Honorees are Joan Lilley and William J Levada for scholarships and activities.

James Francis Cardinal McIntyre Los Angeles St. Anthony's High School St Anthony's Cardinal McIntyre James Clyne St. John Vienney High School Lafayette Hotel Ray Broggies St. Anthony’s Dad Club Joan Lilley Thomas H. Lilley Walker Ave San Pedro William J. Levada Joseph Levada Cerritos Ave St. Anthony’s Church Atty Roger Young Catholic Welfare Board

Millionaire Ex Banker Dies Here

Funeral services were held at Mottell's Chapel for Arthur Godfrey Snydaker 83 retired banker and member of a wealthy Chicago family He lived on Colorado Ave nearly 20 years Survived only by a nephew Dr Ralph Betman of Chicago A sister who died recently in Chicago left eight million dollars to Chicago universities The body to be shipped to Glencoe for burial Chaplain George Hester officiated today

Chicago Long Beach Glencoe George Hester

Group Presses for July Vote on Uptown Civic Center

Uptown Civic Center Committee leaders told City Council they will ask for a July 1 vote postponement to be rescinded and a November 2 election held instead. They voiced concern over possible court reversal and urged action to honor voters who backed Proposition B for a downtown Public Safety Building.

Uptown Civic Center Paul E. Wilkins Ray ‘Wyllie Wilkins Atlantic Ave Long Beach Blvd A2nd St 37Th St Citizens Committee For Public Safety Uptown P Ition Juvenile Bureau Fighth Councilmanic Uptown Center Alto Jack Horner Long Beach Snte Public Safety Building Horner

Fathers of the Year contest draws many Long Beach entrants

Hundreds nominate fathers in Long Beach for the Father of the Year award. The winner will be announced Sunday in a special Independent Press-Telegram supplement with letters of nomination and stories about fathers as heroes for Father’s Day celebrations.

Alex Long Beach Independent Press-Telegram

Theoretical A Bomb to Hit Long Beach Monday

A theoretical atom bomb will strike Long Beach Monday, inflicting 99,300 casualties and triggering action from 350 civil defense volunteers.

L. B Long Beach Civi Defense

Cooties Convention Opens in Long Beach

California Military Order of Cooties and Auxiliary launch a two day state convention in Long Beach with initiation of Nits to full membership at Veterans Memorial Building Cedar Avenue and Broadway. About seven hundred women and five hundred men expected for grand crawl and scratch events. meetings at Veterans Memorial Building. joint banquet and dance scheduled. officers to be elected. source notes hospital veterans aid and the national home at Eaton Rapids Michigan.

Nits Long Beach California Military Order of Cooties State Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary Municipal Auditorium Cootle Vanguard Veterans' Memorial Cedar Ave Broadway Grand Wilton Hoteh Eaten Rapids Mich G. A. Bertolucci Santa Cruz Grayback Ruth Sierden Los Angeles Lloyd ©. Norman Gladys Smith VFW

Right Turn Ends in Cash Loss at Local Intersection

Helen Marky of 1109 Linden Ave made a right turn at Magnolia Ave and 3rd St on Thursday. The door opened and her purse flew out, resulting in a loss of 311.

Helen Marky Linden Ave Magnolia Avec 3Rd St

Surf Fisherman Hurt by Sting Ray in Belmont Shore Fiesta

A surf fisherman was struck on the thumb by a sting ray and treated at Seaside Hospital after an incident near Belmont Shore. The same day a civil defense drill announced planned volunteer participation, radio networks, and a six hour operations shift at the control center as part of Operation Alter with a $6358.17 contract award for a submersible pump to Well No. 9 in North Long Beach.

Civil Defense and Disaster Organization Second St Board of Water Commix Antonio Ajreno S. Pearl Ave Compton Ron Jackson Co Los Angeles United North Long Beach Seaside States Golden Ave Anaheim St Atlantic Ave William J. Mooney Civil Defense Red Cross Mooney Victor Ehrman Argonne i Beate Wa Jgan Quincy Ave Bay Lin Long Beach Eisen-Shore Alment Shore Associa Sion Sheltion Atlorade Jon Francis Bea Marine Gelet Dent Belmont Shore Busics Ness Wil Seasiee -Hospital Beaids

Mil dred Younger wins GOP as Tenney trails in primary

Final tabulations of Tuesday's 38th State Senatorial District race show Mil dred Younger easily winning the Republican primary while Richard Richards leads the Democratic side. Incumbent Jack Tenney finishes second in his GOP race and third overall behind Younger in the Democratic contest. The Cass County picnic is set for Sunday at Bixby Park in Cass County, Nebraska.

Mildred Younger Richard Richards Jack Tenney Mrs. Younger

Sunny skies forecast for warm weekend weather

The weather bureau announced a five day outlook with pleasant sunshine and near eighty degree temperatures. No precipitation is expected as weekend plans unfold.

Weather Bureau

Police arrest two men in bookie raid

Police and sheriff officers arrested James Vincent Piscitelli aged 39 and Larry Allen aged 56 on bookmaking charges after a surprise call at 1630 Broadway. They were found with betting markers scratch sheets and two telephones in an apartment. Piscitelli admitted renting the place and taking bets about $300 daily for three days, with Allen hired to help.

Sherif Broadway James Vincent Piscitelli Atlantic ‘Ave Larry Allen Chestnut Ave Hays Piscitelli All I

Church Voters Back Loyalty Oath Amid Protests

The Longjouth Beach Unitarian Church on Lime Ave votes to sign a loyalty oath required for tax exemptions, while opposing the law as a threat to church state separation. Trustees led by Thomas McKinsey say the majority supports the oath's wisdom, though some fear it sets a dangerous precedent restricting worship and conscience.

the Longjouth Beach Lime Ave Thomas McKinsey

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