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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1954

Page

16

Park Cost Seven Quack Psychologists Here I put Up to Lakewood

Long Beach has at least seven self styled psychologists lacking American Psychological Association standards. The Long Beach Psychological Association formed to warn the public, noting many quacks hold worthless degrees from diploma mills like the College of Universal Truth. The piece explains differences among psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, and PhD psychologist and warns California laws leave quacks largely unregulated except when crossing into medicine. Tomorrow’s note previews how San Diego handles the issue.

Park Lakewood Long Beach California American Psychological Association Long Beach Psychological Association Focal Association U.S College of Universal Truth Chicago Than Robbins Quack Sigmund Freud Anns Freud Theodore Relk

Loyola U. awards 60 scholarships to students locals win

Loyola University of Los Angeles awarded 60 new scholarships for the 1954-55 year. Recipients include four Long Beach residents and six from nearby communities led by Francis Barbot Richard David Morris James Darcy Reardon Joseph A Remley and others from Downey Compton El Toro and South Gate. The Rev Charles S Casassa S J announced the awards.

Long Beach Loyola University of Los Angeles Charles S. Casassa S. J. Loyola Francis Barbot Linden Ave Richard David Morris James Darcy Reardon Faircrook St Joseph A Remley Mira Mar David E. Berry Old River Rd Downey James’ M. Butcher Compton Robert James Downs Corregidor St Raymond Melrose WN. Pannels Ave Joseph P, Glall el Toro Robert D. Kerslaks San Luis Ave South Gats

Policeman Dies After Cycle Mishap in Harbor Area

John E. Dunphy 32, a Los Angeles police officer and Korean War veteran, died of injuries from a motorcycle crash on Del Amo Blvd between Long Beach Blvd and Linden Ave. He was treated at Seaside Hospital then Georgia Street Receiving Hospital, and died at 8:50 a.m. He lived at 1431 W 254th St Harbor City and is survived by his wife and three children. Dunphy, a Marine Corps pilot in WWII and Korea, was riding with Officer Fred Dupont when their bikes hit a pavement ridge after fresh paving. Police said the road had a new layer of asphalt on one side. The tragedy raises the year’s traffic toll to 2.

John E. Dunphy Los Angeles del Amo Blvd Longis Beach Blvd Linden Ave Dunphy Ymount Seaside Hospital Georggia St. Receiving Hospital Haber Flivision Harbor City Marine Corps Korea Fred Dupont Silva St Dupont

Long Beach Claretians Guild Meeting Set for June Schedule

The Claretian Guild will hold its June meeting on Wednesday at 10 30 a m in the Machinist Building 728 Elm Ave A luncheon and card party will follow Hostesses are Mrs Mary Miller and Mrs Edward Martineau

Long Beach Claretians Guild Elm Ave Bel Mary Miller Edward Martineau

Hill police and firemen gain 50-age pensions plan

Hill City Council adopted an improved voluntary retirement plan allowing police and firemen to retire at 50 after 20 years. Pensions will be based on the highest pay in any three years, boosting benefits over the former final five-year rule. Widows receive half. Separate action requires cash for all overtime accumulated to date. Time off will be used for future extra work.

Signal Hil

Court Settles Planter Box Row It Must Be Moved

Judge Pro Tem Albert Dry White ruled that the planter box encroaches on Charles J. Arntz’s property at 2057 Qaena Ave. Aldriches must remove the 44 foot long box within 30 days. The dispute over boundary lines concerned a mere 146 finches in the lot line.

John Aldrich Gcana Ave Albert Dry White Aldriches Charles J. Arntz Qeana Ave

CC to Conduct Industrial Parley

A special industrial conference sponsored by the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in the board room at Wilton Intel. Oscar Monsvad, industrial consultant and vice president of Oklahoma City National Bank & Trust Co., will speak on Finding and Destiny with Industrial Prospects. Monrad has more than 30 years in industrial development.

Long Beach

Autoist Thrown From Car In Collision Injuries

Wiesuuria at th 26 of 2114 Gaviota Ave was tossed from his car after a collision with another auto at Cherry Ave and Pacific Coast Hwy. Smith knocked unconscious with severe pavement burns lacerations and shock. Taken to Community Hospital. Police said Smith's car ran a red signal hitting an Alito driven by Robert Stanley Newcombe 31 of 453 Senasac Ave Newcombe unhurt.

Wiesuuria Gaviota Ave Cherry Ave Pacific Coast Hwy Smith Robert Stanley Newcombe Senasac Ave Newcombe

Dances Discontinued at Belmont Center

The All States Chyp dances on Thursday nights at the Belmont Recreation Center are discontinued due to illness of manager Baxter Burnell. The event was a regular social gathering run by All States Chyp and will not be held until further notice.

Baxter Burnell Belmont Recreation Center

Water taxis run after four-day Long Beach strike

Water taxis resumed service in the Port of Long Beach after a four day stoppage by crew members. About 20 taxis were idle as 20 workers refused to work last Thursday seeking a six cent hourly raise. The raise to $1.90 an hour was granted Monday by the Inland Boatmen's Union. DeLuxe Water Taxi Co. operates from the Navy Landing as the port’s sole water taxi service.

Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor Inland Boatmen's Union DeLuxe Water Taxi Co Navy Landing

New Fireboat No 2 Slides Down Ways Today

Port of Long Beach No 2 a $123 000 fireboat is scheduled to be launched at 3 pm today at Fellows Stewart Shipbuilding yard in Wilmington Mrs M W Daubney wife of the Long Beach Harbor Commission vice president will sponsor. The 58 foot all steel vessel will pump 4500 gallons of water a minute and after outfitting will be housed at Berth 23 Pier C with its sister fireboat Port of Long Beach No 1 Station facilities are being built at the turning basin in the inner harbor.

Port of Long Beach No Fellows & Stewart Shipbuilding iGo Wilmington M. W. Daubney Long Beach Harbor Long Beach No. 1

Local engineers clash over harbor land use study

At the Long Beach Harbor Commissioners meeting, local engineers defended city talent to perform the harbor land use study amid a push by Mrs. Thurlyne Waite and Mrs. Suzanne M. Mingers for a Los Angeles firm. George F. Nicholson argued Long Beach has better qualified experts with harbor experience, while officials pledged to seek the best firm regardless of origin.

Board of Harbor Commissioners Thurlyne Waite Suzanne MH. Mingers Women's Council For Long Beach Beautiful Los Angeles Fpereira and Ackman Yeas Mingers Long Beach American Assn.af George F. Nicholson Long Nicholson Barbat John P. Davis

Gary Oklahoma Picnic Announcement

A Gary Oklahoma community picnic is planned for Sunday at Orange City Paris. Residents are invited to attend for fellowship and refreshments.

Gary, Okla Gary. Okla Orange City Paris

Obituary notices and services in Long Beach area

Obituaries for Etta M Millard and Edith L Tobin list services at Mottell's Mortuary and local chapels. Other notices include Agnes Potere and Nicholas Lacy deaths, with services at Pine Mortuary Sunnyside Memorial Park and All Souls Cemetery. Surviving family members, hospital deaths, and lodge affiliations are noted.

Tides and Temperatures for Wednesday June 23 1954

Sunrise 5 42 a m sunset 8 08 p m moonset 1 01 p m last quarter high tides at 2 28 a m and 5 07 ft 658 p m 48 ft low at 9 03 St 1047 pm 15 ft coast and geodetic survey forewords statistics for the south coast temp readings omitted

S. Coast and Geodetic Survey

Drinking major religious problem Adventists told

Clarence Katt secretary told the 52nd annual convocation of Seventh-day Adventist Churches in Lynwood about drinking as a major religious and moral problem. Evangelist F W Detai addressed the youth tent meeting with thousands attending. The 10‑day camp meeting continues nightly through June 27 at Lynwood Academy drawing attendees from Los Angeles Santa Barbara and Ventura counties.

Lynwood Kott Mott F. W. Detatie More Evangelist Clarence Katt Temperance Seventh-day Adventist Au-27 Los Angeles Ditoriem Lynwood Academy Santa Barbara Ventura

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