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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1955

Page

9

Eagles Delegates Hear Freedom Drive Program at Convention

Martin Mol of Detroit led the Fraternal Order of Eagles National Freedom Committee briefing at the state Eagles convention in Municipal Auditorium. He described the Crusade for Freedom and a visit to Radio Free Europe with tours of Munich Berlin and West Berlin youth training projects aided by Eagle donations. The convention, with 2,000 delegates and an Auxiliary gathering, closes Sunday noon.

Martin Mol Detroit Order of Eagles National Freedom Committee Radio Free Europe Crusade For Freedom State Eagles Municipal Auditorium Mol Munich Berlin Iron Curtain Englehaus West Berlin

Pedestrian Hit In Crosswalk Leads To Jail Booking

A 51 year old man was jailed on a felony drunk driving charge after his car struck an elderly pedestrian in a crosswalk injuring two other people in separate late Friday traffic crashes. The injured include Harry B Meep 74 of 2002 Magnolia Ave treated at Seaside Hospital for abrasions to hands and right ankle. Driver Ralph E Page 25 Artesia St reported to police and admitted prior drunk driving arrest with an active license suspension. A second crash on Del Amo Blvd near Elm left Carl Psehelka Jr 26 Artesia injured and another motorist Billie Mulloy 25 uninjured. A bicyclist Jamies J Massie 19 suffered abrasions and shock after collision with Richard G Haberle 24 Blasina.

Harry B. Meep Magnolia Ave Seaside Hospital Ralph E. Page Artesia St Pacific Ave Keep Paci Will St Fin del Amo Blvd Elm Ate Carl Psehelka Jr Belshire St. Artesia Mscholka Bel Amo Janes Donald A. Cook Tina Ave Apt & Pschol del Amo Billie C. Mulloy Market St Pscholka de Amo Mulloy Jamies J. Massie Richard G. Harberle el Roblo Sr Blasaia Roxanno Bt Seaside Poller Haberle

Man escapes as crashed auto burns at Lakewood Conant

Kenneth J. Alstadt, 38, Fergus Falls Minnesota, escaped a rear collision fire after his car struck by Everett W Sutton, 21, Los Angeles, while stopped at a red light on Lakewood Boulevard Conant. Fire department extinguished blaze. Alstadt staying with friends in Los Angeles.

Corday Struc Lakewood Blvd Conant Standhurst Kate Manes Kenneth J. Alstadt Fergus Falls Minn Cire Department Arc Polite Alstadt Lakewood Conant Everett W. Sutton Los Angeles

Hoover School Contract Setting Expected Monday

The Hoover Junior High School at Greentop Street and Downey Avenue Lakewood is expected to receive board approval Monday with construction to start within 10 days. Low bids include general contract by W. Burrows, Inc for 1,187,400, plumbing and heating by Hickman Bros., Inc for 245,130, and electrical by R. Hartman Electric Co. for 115,764.

Herbert, Hoover Junior High Greentop St Downey Ave Lakewoor Board of Education Board of Berlocation Nounced Priday Low Bi W. and Burrows, Inc Hickman Sros., Inc R. Hartman Eleetric Co

Youths Beat Woman and Take Purse

A 75 year old woman, Edith W Moore of 1007 East Ocean Boulevard, was knocked to the sidewalk and beaten by two juveniles who grabbed her purse and broke her glasses in the 1000 block of East Tsk Shy on Friday night. She was left bleeding and dazed. the purse is valued at an unknown amount and the assailants were not identified.

Edith W .Moore Ocean Blvd East Tsk Moore

Flying Tiger Airline Celebrates Anniversary at Airport

Flying Tiger Line marked its 10th anniversary at Long Beach Municipal Airport with a luncheon attended by nearly 200 city officials. The event showcased the airline now a $18 million yearly business, with remarks by Robert W. Prescott and Mayor Vermin.

Mary Ann McHenry George Vermillion Robert W. Prescott Opcvasion Flying Tiger Line Prescott Municipal Tenge Bete Ie Ghennautt China A Line El-Relpict Air Dine Vermi Finn Marks Ibs Armivers Long Beach California Commerce Aviation Committee Bud) Ridings Chamber Nielsen David P. Bushnell Pasadena Imsporter Gochizan Soji Ceniser Wik Vo Pele ywdTork

Norwalk Man Heads Teacher Organization

Norwalk man Walter Halimizaturer elected president of the California Agricultural Teachers Assn at its weeklong convention at California State Polytechnic College San Luis Obispo Other officers named Miss Mary K Scales recreation director Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital Visalia Bruce Jonson Oroville John Kantala Visalia named secretaries and speakers for the seventh annual National Recreation Congress in Denver in September

Walter Halimizaturer Gt S Norwalk California Agricultur Teachers Assn California State Polytechnic College Mary K. Scales San Luis Obispo Long Beach Veterans Administration Averetal Bruce Jonson Visalia Te Press Tlent John Kantala Oroville National Recreation Congress Denver

Judge Returns Tuna to L B Firm in Nevada Case

U S Judge Roger T Foley and Neva Friday ordered 3750 cases of tuna seized from South Pacific Canning Co returned, while 24 cases in New Jersey were to be destroyed. Government alleged violation of the Pure Food and Drug Act for moving decomposed tuna across state lines. Firm counsel Gordon P Shallenberger argued the tuna was not packed but distributed.

U. S Roger T. Foley Neva South Facific Canning Co Pico Ave New Jersey Las Vegas Gordon P. Shallenberger San Pedro

1900 Dogs Compete in Harbor Cities Kennel Show

About 1900 pedigreed dogs from the United States and abroad begin the 20th annual Harbor Cities Kennel Club all breed show and obedience trial at Veterans Memorial Stadium. Judging spans 11 rings today and Sunday, with obedience and best in show eliminations slated for later.

Harbor Cities Kennel Club Vaterans Memorial Stadium United States Lakewood Obedience Club

Pasadena Returns Historic Japanese Bell to Temple

Pasadena held a public ceremony to turn over a bell long kept in the rotunda of Cuy Hall to Japanese Consul General Shinsaku Hagen. The move was aided by Bushnell, Republican and Storage, Inc., and Packers Ltd, with shipment arranged to Kochi Maru for transport to Japan, as officials voiced goodwill toward Japan.

Vasu Langerie Cuy Hall Pasadena Bushnell Shinsaku Hagen Republican and Storage, Inc Wilmington Packers, Ltd Caldo Lines Kochi Maru General Steamship Cerg Pasaden Japan

Why Nisei Children Aren't Delinquents Sunday story

Sunday story explains that very few Japanese American youngsters become delinquent. Juvenile authorities report the fact in an article titled How Do Nisei Avoid Juvenile Delinquency to appear in the Sunday Independent, Press Telegram. Sunday Southland Magazine covers Powder Puff Derby details for next Saturday. Fred MacMurray and June Haver eloped a year ago. Parade Magazine previews the Sunday Women’s Section camping program of Campfire Girls.

Independent Press-Telegram Fred MacMurray Haver Parade Magazine

Port Longshore Force Raised Amid Boom at Los Angeles Harbor

Adrian Finch of the Pacific Maritime Association reports a surge in longshore labor to meet a shipping boom. The force is boosted by about 200 workers, with total longshoremen nearing 13,000 across two locals as cargo imports hit record levels. The growth aims to exceed last month’s tonnage of 342,000 and cover imports through March and April.

San Longmen's Union Los Angeles Pacific Maritime Assn Adrian Finch Finch

Long Beach Community Chest Expands Lakewood Reach

At the Lakewood city council request, the Long Beach Community Chest extends service north from Candlewood Street to Ashworth Street. The agency may rename to United Neighbors Community Chest, serving Long Beach, Lakewood, Signals Hill and Dominguez with about 11 000 newly included residents. An extra 42 fund canvassing teams and 248 workers will be added for next fall’s campaign.

Lake- Wood City Novi Candlewood St Long Beach Community Chest Smith Lakewood Area Robbins Red Feather Lakewood

Identify Death Plunge Victim as L B Man

A man who plunged to his death Thursday night from a downtown Los Angeles office building was identified today as William H. Barton, 60, of 2141 Magnolia Ave Long Beach. Barton, a retired mechanical engineer and Cornell graduate, had been in ill health. He had two sons in the East. Witnesses watched him on a ledge and police were notified.

Los Angeles Wiliant H. Bar‘tan Magnolia Ave Long Beach K. F. Ludwig Glendale Walter Heny Barton Cornell University Henry Missouri Cement Bartow Batton Poice Hire

Rescue of 186 from storm stranded motorship

The Tshh mian Steamship Co. reported the cargo ship SS Steel Admiral Wadd rescued 186 persons from a storm stranded motorship off Marinduque Island. Capt. James Brummelen of Baltimore said the Nep hina of Palining registry was in distress and the rescue completed near Manila at 1:30 p.m. Manila time. The Steel Admiral, a round-the-world liner bound for Balgon Bangkok Singapore and Honolulu, continued to Manila.

New York Tshh'mian Steamship Co Steel Adiral Wadd Manila James Brummelen Baltimore Marinduque Nephina Balgon Bangkok Singapore Honolulu

Permits Revenue Up For City In Last Year

City Auditor John R. Mansell reports total income from franchises and permits rose about 16 percent to 364 451.90 from the prior year. Payments include 77 640 from General Telephone Company and 166 988.27 from Edison General, with other items of 39 464.90 and 22 94 ram transportation franchises sums. Expenditures of the bureau for the 12 months totaled 19 695.39.

Bureau of Franhises S32 Ag John R. Mansell Mansell General Telephone Co Southern Galliornit Edison Gampany Ram Transportation Tong Beach Motor Bus Co Troma Beach

Healthy Triplets Born to Grandmother in Ephrata

In Ephrata General Hospital Mrs. Russell Fultz, 42, a mother of ten, delivered triplets consisting of three boys at 8 19, 8 1954 and 18 20. First baby weighed 16 pounds 0 ounces, second 3 pounds 23 ounces, third 3 pounds 10 ounces, total 17 pounds 13 ounces. Mother and babies reported doing fine. father works at Anmour egg plant.

Ephrata Russell Fultz Ephrata General Hospital

Coast Guard Cancels Search for Fishing Boat

The Coast Guard ended its two day hunt for the 40 foot fishing vessel Catharina and sole occupant captain Richard Wegener. Last contact was off San Francisco on June 17 with search efforts centered in the Catalina Channel. Owner John L. Hook of La Habra is Wegener's stepfather.

Coast Guard Richard Wegener Catalina Channel San Francisco Seal John L. Hook Maple Ave la Habra Hook Wegener

State Mental Hygiene Clinic Specifies Needs

The State Mental Hygiene Clinic at City Hearts Department seeks a typewriter and dictating machine to prepare required reports for service agencies and physicians. Deputy director of the Los Angeles State Hygiene Clinic explained the machines would support producing the necessary records.

City Hearts Department Loug Area Los Angeles Sygiene Clinic

National Guardsmen Picnic Plan at Fullerton Park

The 251st National Guard unit, once in Hawaii and present during the Pearl Harbor attack, plans a Sunday picnic at Fullerton Park. The event begins at 11:30 a.m. and invites members and colleagues to join in a community gathering.

National Guardsmen Beach National Guard Fullerton Park Fullerton Hawaii Wal

Montana Secretary of State Dies in FELANS Motorcycle Crash

William E. Wick, 83, of Helena, secretary of state, died after being struck by a motorcycle at W Broadway and Cedar Ave in Felants. Witnesses say Wick, crossing against signals in a crosswalk, was hit by Edward Garton Jr., 32, of 3126 3rd St. W, while a USC student grants fund was noted in the report.

Fe Voatteo Felans Mont Sam W. Acera Mitchell Montana Seaside Hos Spital la Helena W. Broadway Cedar Ave William E. Wick Park Ave Wick Edward Garton Jr 3Rd St Broadway Wiek Connnie Li Berg Califor Mia Age Thak Wick Ap Sudents USC Mable Richards Farthack Bernard L. Hyink Stafare Dents

Hot Car Crash Kills Man Near Huntington Beach

Raymond J. Correa, 21, of Los Angeles dies when the stolen car he drove crashed into the Santa Ana River bridge abutment north of Huntington Beach. The car, reported stolen about 20 minutes earlier in Long Beach, wrecked after skidding along the shoulder and striking signs. Granville A. Lansdell Jr, 38, of Costa Mesa, a former USC football star, said he veered to miss the wreckage but his car struck the demolished vehicle.

Huntington Beach Raymond J. Correa Los Angeles Santa Ana River Here California Highway Patrol Long Beach Albercalif Petroleums Intd Cherny Ave Hwy. 101 Correa Granville A. Lansdel) Jr DeBough Lane Costa Mesa USC Lansdell

Local Youths Attend 18th Annual Boy's State

Nine Long Beach and Wilmington delegates represent area at the 18th annual Boy's State in Sacramento. Sponsored by the American Legion, the group includes Ron BH, Don Coon, Dennis Nelson, Jordan ViehSchon, Bruce Tucker, Jim Fukumoto, Lawrence R. Weill, Fred Betts, John Ruell, and Dennis Guernsey from various high schools.

Long Beach Wilmington Sacramento The American Legion Ron BH Don Coon Dennis Nelson Jordan Vieh Schon Bruce Tucker Jim Fukumoto Polytechnic Hog School Lawrence PR. Weill Fred Betts Wilson High School John Ruell Progress High School Dennis Guernsey Banning

Mitchell Serves 23rd Year as Secretary of State

Mitchell, a Democrat, marks his 23rd year as secretary of state having served continuously since January 1, 1923. Born February 9, 1872, in Leeds England, his long tenure reflects steady public service.

Mitchell Thei Leeds Yorkshire England

Bill Mauldin Joins Powder Puff Derby Flight

Cartoonist Bill Mauldin, creator of the Wp Front cartoons, becomes the first man allowed to fly with the all female Powder Puff Derby transcontinental race starting next Saturday. He will ride with the Semmes group in a Piper Tri-Pacer, sketching for Sports Illustrated and is due at Long Beach Municipal Airport on Monday.

Bill Mauldin Semmes Maudlin Sports Illustrated Long Beach Municipal

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