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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1956

Page

15

Salk Interview and Parade Publisher noted at ad convention

A Parade publisher, Red Motley, discussed using phone probes to learn what the public will respond to, while Otley impressed as a top talent speaker on selling. A Long Beach fireman from the past, L. G. Bodine, is remembered. Erik Flamer spots a “SMOG FREE” sign near Santa Barbara. Old theater remains reveal faded ads and historic Woolworth signage on Fourth and Pine.

Red Motley Parade Shim Laughlin ‘Theater Fourth and Pine Woolworth Bull Durham Bro.’ Durham Long Beach

Board UK on School Budget

Long Beach school board approves a tentative 10 to 75 cent tax rate increase with a budget 3 million dollars higher than last year. Public hearing planned for early August. budget submission to county superintendent for alterations and final tax rate setting by local officials.

Long Beach Board of Education Dhe Sehddls Ae Ee Ithe County Arthur A. Knob Long Beach Unified Southern California Douglas A. Newcomb

Naples Hotel's Glimmer of Return to Life in Historic Legacy

Old owner Ralph Herrera describes plans to revive the Naples Hotel at 103 Ravenna Dr, restoring its exterior while converting 50 rooms into apartments. The four story landmark, once a social hub built near a canal city, will feature a pool adjacent to the building and may reopen the restaurant and bar later. The hotel has shifted from high society venue to wartime housing and postwar closure before its current renovation.

Naples Ho‘el Ravenna Dr Ralph Herrera W. E St Wilmington Naples Herrera Hershey Chocolate Family Canal City A. M. Parsons Italy Yeppenett

High Schools Set Five Minute Shift in Schedules

The Board of Education voted to start classes at 8:20 am and end at 3:50 pm next semester at Poly Wilson and Milliken high schools. Jordan skip the change due to crowding. teachers will not be required to stay after dismissal past the new time.

Uni Board of Education Poly Wilson Pam

California Spiritualists hold 61st annual convention in Illinois

About eight spiritualists and six accredited healers gathered at the Lafayette Hotel for the California State Spiritualists Assn annual convention. Rev Lillian R Courtney warned delegates against medical practices by spiritualist healers and urged education in anatomy before healing. She described mediumship and spirit communications as core to spiritualism and noted the group’s principles affirming continued personal identity after death. The convention runs through Friday.

Lafayette California Assn Lillian R. Courtney Spiritualist Or's League California Medical Assa Courtney NSAC

Two City Posts Filled as Civic Groups Depart

Harold Hines and Richard Barnes resigned from the Advisory Public Improvement Committee and the Armed Services Commission, respectively, and their posts were accepted by the City Council today. The move clears two vacancies and sets terms for replacements.

ofHarold Hines Richard Barnes Armed Services

Blaze Under Control After Town Fire Alarm Reshapes Duties

Fire at a harbor beach area prompted recalls and resignations as officials reorganized amid private duties. A committee sponsor, two advisory posts, and a damaged trash barrel were noted. the blaze caused an estimated $50 in damage and was extinguished by July 8.

Hines Tidge Seaside Blvd Will Te Barnes Inn Ehloular Pasadena Men Bel Tisan L. Odette

Sea Scouts Unearth Opium Cache on Catalina Island

Twenty three cans of opium unearthed by Sea Scouts camping on Catalina Island were disclosed by U S narcotics agents. The cache, found June 16 at Goat Harbor, valued about 16000, was turned over to the Narcotics Bureau for San Francisco inspection. Cans were labeled Lie Yuen Go Old Quality Smoke. Col. George White said others had been buried years ago. A large can in the bureau museum had an 18%

Catalina Island U. S Goat Harbor Narcotics Bureau San Francisco George White Hae White Bureau

Thriftimart Owners Announce Merger With Pratt Low Co

Thriftimart stores in Los Angeles and Long Beach area merge with Pratt-Low Preserving Co of Santa Clara. The deal involves 36 Thriftimart supermarkets including locations at 4th Street, 2164 Bellflower Boulevard, and M138 Viking Way Lakewood. The announcement came Monday and confirms the combination of Fitzsimons Stores Ltd of Los Angeles with Pratt-Low Preserving Co.

Fitzsimons Stores, Ltd Los Angeles Thriftimart super+ markets Pratt-Low 'Preserving Co Santa Clara Long Beach 4Th St Bellflower Blvd Viking’ Wry Lakenwood

Freeway Link Missing Prompted by City Officials

City officials asked the state to allocate funds to complete the remaining segment of the Long Beach Freeway between Imperial Highway and Atlantic Avenue. City Manager Sam Vickers said plans are ready but funding is absent, with completion target of May 1958 if approved. Three segments are under construction, including Imperial Highway to Florence Avenue and Atlantic to Washington Boulevard, with contracts dated 1957 and 1958.

Long, Beach Sam £. Vickers Pacific Coast Hwy Santa Ana Imperial Atlantic Ave Vickers Cal Véar Imperial Hwy Florence Ave White W. J. Distelli Ukeprina Polich Kral Washington Blvd

City Council woos long term hospital lease with architects

After a two month delay the City Council approved a 441,600 contract with Ideal Architects to design an adaption of Long Beach Osteopathic Hospital. Councilman Desmond will oppose execution until a satisfactory lease form is agreed. Architects named include Davies Clarke Lockness, Power and Daniel, Montierth and Strickland.

Ideal Long Beach Osteopathic Hospital Gerald Desmond Russell Husted John Munholland City Mer Sam E. Vickers Husted Hugh” Ry Davies Vance Clarke Robert “Lockness Power Daniel Montierth and Strickland

Marina Boats Rate Set At .75 Advised By Alamitos Bay

Alamitos Bay Marina advisory committee recommends charging a rate of .75 per foot per month for boat moorings. The rate based on boat length or slip length, whichever greater, aligns with current marina practice. Basin 1 openings near year end. demand for rentals already exceeds supply. Richard Loynes chairs the committee.

Alamitos Bay Marina Marina Basin Basin 1 Richard Loynes

Ward Action Lacking In Butler Offer

A Montgomery Ward spokesman in Chicago said that Ward’s action had been offered by Butler weeks ago to sell Oliver J Hulsey, an agent of seven Ward department stores, with Metropolitan Coach Lines at 256 to Ward’s W. Ocean reported. The issue notes a missing ticket and a $738 sale discrepancy, with references to Seattle and Lakewood.

Montgomery Ward & Co Chicago Butler Oliver J.hulsey Metropolitan Coach Lines W. Ocean Lakewood Seattle Mont

Banana Split Curves State Title Long Beach Contender

A green eyed strawberry blonde from Long Beach leads the Miss Universe trail among local entrants. The contest story includes a crash near Disneyland, with injuries to Michael Schwartz and details on a missing driver linked to the event.

Long Beach Orange ‘County Beatley Long ‘Beach lArbor Rd Gerald Lyher Lancaster Marie Oper Orange County Creek Ito Goldye Geaudt Monogram Ave Netition Los An Creek Ghielino Lane Beach Michael E. Schwartz Patterson St Sexside Floyd H. Duncaiy Jr Wardlaw Maine ‘Ave Disneyland Hotel

Five Youths Injured in Coast Highway Collision

Five youths were injured, two seriously, in a two car crash on Pacific Coast Highway near Bellflower Boulevard. Rita K Williams, 19, of Garden Grove, and Charlene Thomsen, 16, suffered skull fractures. Other victims treated at Community Hospital included Robert Whitaker, 22, and Alfred Lange, both sailors from USS Frontier, plus Mary Ellen Sanford, 16, and Miss Thomsen. Williams pulled onto the highway and was struck by Whitaker’s car shortly after midnight. Whitaker’s party had been returning from a beach party. the sailors were later moved to the Navy dispensary. Police reported two more minor accidents, including a rear-end crash on Anaheim Street near Obispo Avenue involving Debrah Kay Eby, 3, and a fleeing driver later identified as Beryl Millen, 45, charged with felony hit and run and drunk driving.

Pacifi Coast Hwy Bellflower Blvd Thomsen Lang Debrah Kay Eby Gerald’ M. Zby Chester St Paramount Anaheim St Obispo ‘Ave Beryl, Millen Gréenbrier Rd

Coupon Book Seller Faces Jury Trial in Local Contest Case

A seller accused of distributing coupon books in a misuse of state business rules and a local contest faces a jury trial. The case centers on a pageant and promotional coupons worth F135 redeemable for services and goods as part of a local Beach area promotion.

Shis Stephen Loris Pedtey Peice Bunco Orahge Marie Asder Merchants Beach Orla Ure

Driver Rushes for Help After Crash Injury to Passenger

A motorist hurrying to a hospital for treatment was delayed Monday night after a collision. Jacqueline N Krause, 35, of the same address as the driver, was struck on the side of the auto. Both were hospitalized with injuries. Marsh also received treatment. Seaside area reported the incident.

Jacqueline N. Krause Marsh

Furniture Deal Ends in Theft Accusation

James W Day of 1048 Myrtle Ave was booked in city jail for grand theft after a furniture sale dispute. Robert A Robinson of Lime Ave reported paying $175 by check, discovering the items belonged to a finance company.

James W Bur Myrtle Ave Robert As. Robinson Sb Lime Ave

Heap Big Wampum Through Want Ads

Fragmentary OCR text mentions wampum and money terms in a garbled note. It references Agoravin Indians and early money concepts, but the readable portion is unclear. The item appears to be a damaged piece noting historical currency ideas and a forthcoming discussion.

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