College Air Reservists Begin L B Base Summer Training
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps units from nine southwest universities commence summer training at Long Beach Base. 203 AFROTC cadets arrive for a camp ending July 18 with nine seniors to be commissioned as lieutenants. Junior cadets will return for another year of study. Colleges represented include Southern Methodist, North Texas State, Southwest Texas State Teachers, Texas Christian, Kansas State College of Agriculture, University of Kansas, Oklahoma A&. M, University of Oklahoma, and Texas Tech. Cadets receive classroom and field training, weapons indoctrination, and flights in USAF aircraft as bases nationwide run parallel camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reco Sevenik Reece
Ertl Tore Eel Eola RE
Frank A. Flynn
Long Beach
Cedet
Cecil A. McCree
Texas Christian University
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
United States
Long Beach Air Force Base
Afrotc
Air Force Reserve
North Texas Sitde College
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
Kansas State College of Agriculture
University of Kansas
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mining College University
Oklahoma and
Texas Technological College
Douglas Airveras
Woman to Attend Kin Funeral in Logansport Ind
Miski Charles Tamberson of 5316 Harvey Way leaves tonight by plane for Logansport Indiana for the funeral of D. Miller, a brother-in-law. Miller was killed in a traffic accident. Miller’s grandson Michael Harvey, 31, injured in the same crash, is expected to recover. Harvey’s wife is the sister of Mrs. Lamberson and has attended Gold Star Mothers conventions in Long Beach.
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Miski
Charles Tamberson
Harvey
Way
Logansport
Ind
Miller
Michael Harvey
Mi Aeler
Lameberson
Long Beach
Claretian Guild Sets June Meeting and Luncheon
The Long Beach Claretian Guild will hold its June meeting on Wednesday at 10 p.m. in Machinists Building at 728 Elm Ave followed by a luncheon and card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Claretian Guild
Machinists
Elm Ave
Vessels Arriving and Departures at Port Today
Active vessels in port at 5 AM include Brooklyn Aveanel, American Transport, Edward L. Stra, Travelership, Dominion, Roma Pacific, and other ships listed with names like Honolulu, San Francisco, and Tope. The schedule notes arrivals, departures, and berthing status with several vessels assigned to specific routes and destinations. Officers and committees will report Tuesday afternoon, with addresses of state leaders and speakers noted for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesar— Werth Vrom
Iperntis
Dun Fo Salim Sarpane Frankin
Taviepont Ganaicson
Lina Tans
Ean Jrbi Ranger
Nort Sai Fin
Francisca Atfal Laraen
Zaperkas Dmonean Ie
Eratea Marin Link
Yokohame Feet Pathfinder Ls
Tope & “Suibat Line
Balboa
Winniteg
Weanel
America Transport
Cass
Anti
Barbara Olson
Bougalavide
Edward L. Stra
Marymay
Konwroye Dominion
Bareakoota Csyved
TKT Mrosigedt
Pillsiore Royal Linz Tbr
Ted
Epynes
Rina
Vasr Kotama
Russell M. Brougher
Long Beach
Hennesday
Warren C. Conrad
Venice
Filla
Gishingine Na
Alice Frank
Temple St
John B. Nobhatuky Mare
Ara
Wisnesuver Cluley
Sandanger Mara Jomededteth
Lakewood Annexation Drive Sees Seven Ballots For Lakewood
Seven of eight Lakewood sections eyed an annexation election as petitions filed today with 1276 registered voters, surpassing the 25 percent needed. North Lakewood drive boosted signatures over the weekend but trailed the 3500 target by 600. Officials cite tax savings and better services as motives while warning delays raise homeowner costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Metropolitan Water District
Long Beach
West Lakewood
Carson St. Paramount Blvd
South St
Lakewood Blvd
North Lakewood
Clark Searle
Lakewood Park
May S Tate
Lakewood Gardens
Lakewood Crest
Searle
Central Basin Municipal Water District
Metropolitan
Ex-Teachers Gather for California Retired Teachers Convention
About 500 former California teachers member of the California Retired Teachers Association attend its 24th annual convention in Municipal Auditorium. W. A. Tucker opens at 9:30 a.m. with talks by Mayor Lyman B. Sattler, Supt. Douglas A. Newcomb, and Dr. Ethel P. Andres. Officers elected after Tuesday session. Luncheon at 12:30 p.m. in Wilton Hotel Marine Room with speaker Mrs. Gladys Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te California
Municipal Auditorium
California
W. A. Tucker
Long Beach
Association
Lyman B
State Veterinarians Open 3 Day Convention in Long Beach
About 450 veterinarians gathered in Lafayette Hotel Long Beach to open the 65th annual California State Veterinary Medical Association convention. Topics include new cattle diseases such as reptospirosis and lentaspirasis, their mortality without and with treatment, and surgical techniques. Key speakers and demonstrations cover disease control, animal care, and herd management across cattle dogs horses and other animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Hotel
California State Veterinary Medical Association
Long Beach
A. R. Inman
Visalia
California
W. J. Zontine
Lancaster
Echillas
A. Mack
Munici
Pal
Rocky Mountain States
W. S. Gerhenour
Pitman-Moore Co
Indianapolis
A. H. Quin
Jensen-Salsberg Laboratories
Kansas City
W. W. Putney
van Nuys
Alfred Shelhammer
W. A. Young
Hollywood
American Humane Society
B Hoerlein
Alhambra Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Ala
M. L. Morris
the Hill Packing
Topeka
Kan
D. R. Mackey
Greeley
Colo
Group Moves to Black Joint Chiefs Power
The House Government Operations Committee approved a double barreled move to block President Eisenhower's plan to expand military powers. The effort targets enlarging the Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman's authority over the joint staff and defense reorganization, with veto options and constitutional hurdles discussed amid bipartisan division. Former President Hoover and two generals testified against the expanded control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Government Operations Committee
Hoffman
R.mich
Defense Department
Capitol Hill
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Staff
Joint Chiefs
Congress
Seasté
Rep. Condon
D.-Calif
Joint Chiefs Staff
Senate
Condon
House Rules Committee
Conan
Hoover
Joint
Eliefs
City Plans Open Transit Right Bid Invitation
The City Council will consider a bid invitation for a transit franchise on Tuesday. A Franchise Bureau report cites charter requirements to invite bids before Long Beach City Lines’ franchise expires next October. Assistant city attorney Joseph B. Lamb advised the bureau, while City Lines negotiates for a new franchise.
Montgomery James Living-Mys. Florence Nelson obituary
Obituary notices for Montgomery James Living-Mys. Florence Nelson of Lost An Stone Montgomery, aged 1067 Chidlgeles, with services in Sunnyside Memorial Park. Surviving Elizabeth and two daughters, plus siblings and grandchildren. service led by Rev. Claude W. Young. Also includes notices for Lillian Hf. Troy, Solomon Heft, Douglas J. Hest, Hall, Ralph A. Twigger, Hubert W. Nichols with brief death and survivor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
J. F. Montgomery
Emma George
Westminster Mermorial Park
Claude W. Young
Christensen-Pine Mar
Solomon
Argonne Ave
Groman Mortuary Chapel
Los Angeles
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hest
Long Beach
Harry Hall
Douglas J. Hest
Carl Hall
Lewis Ave
Fanny Feldman
Julius Hort
Flosrowitz
Reggie Levy
Nathan and
Dam
Ment
National Dome
Sonia Siskin
New York City
Marie Hall
Morris Lee
Douglas C. Jr
Donna
Lisa
Palmer Brecheen
Qlney
Cklas
Menneth Hall
Westminster
Mary Collum
Cynress
Nancy Williams
Arthritis Conquered by Day D C Treatment
Dr Day, D C, advertises a treatment claim for arthritis that normalizes body systems. It describes reduced pain and stiffness, improved circulation and digestion, calmer nerves, better sleep, and renewed energy after the first exam and treatment for 3.00 dollars. Office at 2315 E 7th St. Ph 2403.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Daycan
D. C
7Th St
Brothers’ Traffic Violations Spiraled into Police Case
WILMINGTON. Nathaniel Walker claimed to be his brother’s keeper after a traffic stop at Alameda Blvd and Areheim St. Lawrence Walker faced three violations and Nathaniel one. police seek charges. Officers noted signature mismatches on licenses and tickets, and accuse Nathaniel of lending his license to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Wnathaniel Walker
Lawrence Walker
Alameda Blvd
Areheim St
Nathaniel
Lawrence
Rummage Sale Set by Townsend District Clubs
Townsend 18th District clubs plan a rummage sale at Townsend Hall 131 West Fifth Street. Doors open at 8 a.m. Wednesday and continue through Thursday. Proceeds support club activities and community projects.
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Townsend Clubs
Townsend Hall
Fifth St
Navy Secretary Anderson Visits Long Beach Bases
Navy Secretary Anderson tours Long Beach facilities on his first West Coast inspection since appointment. He notes shipyard production peaks require steady levels and will push to level workload. A 19 gun salute welcomed him as he reviewed commands and met local officials and shipyard leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
West Coast
G. R. Mendelson
14Th Naval District
Long Beach City
Chamber of Commerce
Bazi U. Carleson
Samuel E. Vickers
W. Ward Johnson
D. W. Campbell
Clint Furrer
Ices
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Station
W. D. Long
Viotia
B.cline
U. S. Naval Base
W. B. Goulet
G. Oc. iWeaver
Naval Shipyard
J. . McKinney
Seal Beach
A. R. Kline
San Pedro
W. Bn.gammet
Long Beach Reserve Fleet
Naval Station Marine Berracks
A. J. Wunderly
Anders
Guard
Adminion
Henter
Ithe Naval Shipyard
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L. B
Cos
USAF
Air Force
Seventh-Day Adventist
Imperial Hwy
Lynwood
Memoy
Ip Adventist Group
Santa Barbara
Ventura Counties
B. F. Hoerlein
W S. Godanour
Mary K. Dunlap
San Francisco
Joint Chiefs’ Power
Bituaries
Troy
Lillian Hf. Troy
Ellis St
Ludlow
Charles ©. Troy
Assor Siate
North Long Beach Methodist Church
Clarence
Tujunga
Weema Joy Parsons
Carence A. Seitter
Ella Smith
Mottell
Hey
Roy C. Mason
George McDonald
Sunnyside
Me_morial Park
Twigger
Ralph A. Twigger
Carmelitas
Southern Pacific Railroad
Springfield
Cleo
Brenda Lee
Wayne Allen
Ralph A. Jr
Faye
Rolley
Luella
Frank
Jack Smith
Hunter Mortuary Chapel
Navy
MUNTZ
Belmont Shore
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