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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1952
Page
6
A 30 year old platinum blonde filed suit for her 12th divorce in Houston on March 1. Betty Calamusa, who has married ten men, says she marries for love not records and that jealousy ruined her marriages. She names current spouse Joseph Calamusa as defendant in a cruelty petition.
Formal opening of the new West Long Beach Boys Club building at Willard Street and Santa Fe Avenue is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. today with a concert by the Long Beach Youth Band, drum and bugle corps selections, and a ribbon cutting by Mayor Burton W. Chace and Jack Stephens. Local dignitaries including Rev. Hugh Regan and Aaron Fahringer will speak, and an open house follows from 4 to 5 p.m. hosted by the West Long Beach Lady Lions.
In Quincy California the frozen body of former Oklahoma Congressman Manuel Herrick, 78, was found after Sierra storms. He and partner George L Welch, 73, had been missing since February 9 while attempting to reach a mining claim starting January 12.
A friendly mixed terrier found wet and chilled near Garfield School is sheltered by Mrs. R L Fardon at 2166 Baltic Ave, awaiting owner claim. Mrs. Fardon told the Pet Protective League the dog likely belongs to a local child. The dog is black with three white feet and a white underside.
Architect Robert E. Alexander returning from a United Nations mission in India will speak on The Art of India at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Long Beach City College art building lecture hall. The talk, fifth in the Art Forum series, is illustrated and open to the public.
The National Production Authority invited about 100 civilian item makers to apply for ten percent steel sheet and strip allocations for the current quarter. The policy aims to channel surplus steel capacity to nonmilitary uses without increasing copper or aluminum needs. Up to 250000 tons of extra allotments may be issued. The auto industry reportedly declined the radiators and ignition systems portion.
Manila dispatch reports Japanese holdouts on Lubang Island resisting surrender. Colonel Nobuhide Jimbo issued appeals via loudspeaker and leaflets but found no takers. Reporters from Mainichi and Asahi plan a fresh attempt to hasten surrender.
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