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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1954

Page

20

1,960 Doff Their Caps and Dance All Night

A Long Beach graduation night celebrates 1,960 public high school seniors from Polytechnic Jordan Wilson and other schools. Diplomas are awarded by M. A. Duncan with remarks on public education. Music from Dorsey Brothers and Wilton Hotel party cap the event as grads dance into dawn.

Mary Dave Nixon Larry EN Concert Jimmy Dorsey Fleming Wilson High Municipal Auditorium Dorsey Brothers Gordon Polk Lynn Roberts Bill Raymond Modernaires Keith Williams Helen O'Conne Braman Wilton Hotel Youth For Christ Bob Shepard Stan Point of Order Frebers George Lee Bob Bradford Long Beach Unified School Polytechnic Jordan Wilson Deway Continuation Igen Schyfilx Jack A. Fosse Elm Ave William Long Beach Sanitarium H. Galbraith Minment Sunnyside Ceme Lorin B. Daniels Latter- Day Saints Church Elizabeth Hudson Board of Education Eaton O. Bernis Lon Stephens Wilson Band Felice Frank Harry J. Moore Jon Dyer Odessa Russell Betty Dale Miss Frank John W. Wilson Walter H. Boyd Richard G. Irving Community Presbyterian Church Jordan Band Avalon Catalina Island George Vermillion William Blair John Fiacentini George R. McKelvie Parlane Reid Olivette Goe St Janat Paterson

Obituary notices from Long Beach area leaders and residents

Surviving are wives, children and siblings for numerous Long Beach area residents. Obituaries detail deaths at local hospitals, service times, and interment plans, naming multiple families including Fosse, Watt, Kuhn, Seal, Kingwood, Robinson, Wilbur, Becker, Dale, Zengler, and others with birthplaces such as Scotland and Minnesota, and noting church and lodge affiliations.

Air Depot Wing Reservists Train For Annual Duty Tour

Reservists of the T7ith Air depot Wing at Long Beach Air Force Base will undertake a two weeks active duty training tour at Norton Air Force Base San Bernardino in August. The unit drills the first weekend each month locally and receives four days pay for two days training along with clothing allowances benefits and technical training. The recruiting office is the Air Police Office at the base open Tuesdays 7 to 9 pm.

T7ith Airdepot Long Beach Air Force Base Norton Air Force Base San Bernardino Asir Police Office

Emperor Visits Port Area and Local Industry Tour

The Emperor and party toured the Long Beach harbor area visiting a Richfield Oil refinery in Watson. David E. Day hosted. Sinclair oil pending Ethopian talks. Hosts presented color slide gift with a stereoscope. Evening events included a water taxi ride home and a dawn departure for Arrowhead Springs. The Emperor has visited the U.S. since May 25 as a government guest.

Long Beach United States Emperor Richfield Oil Corp Watson David E. Day Sinclair of Co Richfield Day Arrowhead Springs Avalon Rotary Club Alr Olda J

County Board approves residential-agricultural to commercial zone change

The County Board of Supervisors approved a zone change for a rectangular parcel southwest of the Spring St and Palo Verde Ave intersection from residential-agricultural to commercial. The Thursday vote formalized the re zoning amid development plans.

Spring St Palo Verde Ave County Board of Supervisors

Pennsylvania State Society Meets for Tuesday Potluck

The Pennsylvania State Society will meet Tuesday at 6 30 a m in Colonial Hall 951 Locust Ave for a potluck dinner A business meeting and cards will follow the dinner Sunrise note mentions local gathering and social activity with scheduling details.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State Society Colonial Hall Locust Ave

Progress in Safety Campaign Disclosed in Long Beach

Approximately $4,000 of $30,000 needed to finance a year around accident prevention program has been raised. Phil Hattery announced at a membership kickoff lunch at the Wilton Hotel. Joseph N. Kaplan of the Los Angeles Safety Council spoke, praising the Long Beach chapter and noting costs lower than NSC estimates. Attendees included Mayor Lyman B. Sutter and several city officials. Three committees will solicit subscriptions at $1 for individuals and 25 for firms, with goal to be reached in about 10 days.

Phil Hattery Jcon Long Beach Safety Council Wilton Hotel Joseph N. Kaplan Thhe Los Angeles Safety Council Long Beach Kaplan National Safety Council Lyman B. Sutter Chamber of Commerce Oliver Speran Willam Dovey Wiliam Head Harold Levy Robert McNulty Local Safety Council Charles Fabish Junior Chamber of Commerce

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Jan Viljoen Heverly Byrne Jordan High Jimmy Tommy Dorsey Avalot. . Poly Gladys L IM. A. Duncan Board of Educa‘lion America Long Beach Unified School District Myrna A. Kelley Gerald A. Hight Robert G. Wells Miss Morrison W. Odie Wright Poly Douglas A. Newcomb Mengane Sonows Genera Lco T Wison Susanne Soltysik Willis ‘T. Lymen Jr Wiliam Marmion Shirley Crawford Ron Watkins Jordan High School Poly High Jerry Mount Lou Ann Barnett Lynn Boyington Bob Larson Stephen Field Wilson High School Bob Wilson Gary Bailey Barbara Murray Mora Leonard Hawthorne Powers Ketheryn S Richard Fosse Gledys Ave Margine Glover Edwardied Puckett Pearl Flanders Hospital Cincinnati Nina Murillo Ohio Compton Lila Clevelazo St. Hand John Fosse Matthew's Ters Margaret Carr Tina Dahl Hunter Leo J Tracy Mortuary Chapel Helen Wieding Roy Carl Mason Sunnyside Meemorial Park Watt A. Watt Mountain View St North Long Beach Aber|hdeen Scotland Virginia City Elizabeth Pj Deughters Mary W. Parks Ethel G. Watt Hunter Mortuary Chapel Kingsley Swett Sunnyside Memorial Park Kuhn William Emmanuel Virginia Ct Torrance Pueblo Colo Lutheran Church Era Roxie Swan Fred Charles Robert Kuhns Nettie Miller Katie Harvey Fort Morgan Patterson & Snively Mortuary King Wood—Wilburn Tingwood Eucalyptus Ave iLong Beach ‘Hospital Arkansas Allie Sibley Nell Jackson Josephine Broomley Grace Searles J. E. Reed Mottell's Mortuary Chapel Omaha Neb Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Robinson William Earl Robinson Quincy Ave Fong Naval Reserve William D. Robinson Los Angeles Christenser- Pine Mortuary Chapel Wilford R. Hall USN Wilbur Lakewood City Marvel Margaret Wilbur Hazelbrook Ave Long Beath Rippey Iowa Mayfair Roy Wilbur George N. Rittgers Roswell N. M Roy Gaillord Ival Porter Glenn Homer Floyd Rittgers Tuestan Galelougher & DeYoung Bellflower Servier Mottell’s Mortuary Chapel Westminster Memorial Park Becker Ethel Louise Becker Lemon Ave Huntsville Ontario Los Angeles County Council Pocahontas Santa Francisco Mattawa Council D. P Bertram Beckes Edith Christensen Emma Harrison Etta Laughlin Dale Harry Dale Eith St Attica Ind Denver George W. Dale Mortell's Mortuary Chapel George W. McDonald Zengler Henry Lewis Zengler Lomina Ave Evansville Oakland LeRoy Y. Zengler Mortell Mortuery Robert Derr Mcintyre Mountain View Cemetery Vann Bishop El'Monte Elijah Vann Bishop N. Peck Road Smithbury Oklahoma City Okla Cali Martenson Carri¢fornia Martenson Blencoe Minna V Ned Hertha Bishop Washington D. C Eleanor Hand John W. Blencoe Collingwood N. J Benje Robert W. Brown Edmund Bros ‘Beach Charles C Brown Columbia Tenn Myrtle Brown Tell's Mortuary Agnes I. Anderson Jona Rangements Frank Bettger Dale Carnegie Long Beach Municipal Auditorium Coll Carol Cox Gale Ave Don Spring McCrery's Pine Ave
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