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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1954

Page

16

Filing Time Nearing in Primary Tempo

Filing opens Wednesday for the June 8 primary. Candidates may file March 10 to April 2 with required sponsor lists and party fees. The 44th Assembly District sees a race with Herbert R. Klockstein seeking re election and others weighing bids. In the 70th District W S Grant and Robert Weake announce, while Democrats plan an endorsement March 1.

Assembly Herbert BR. Klockstemn Roy Sanders Democratic Council R. J Nassell Klockstein W. S. Grant Robert Weake Enderse Craig Hosmer Joseph M. Kenpick

Ex Mayor of Avalon Sees Merger With Long Beach Favored

Ex mayor Al Bombard said Avalon residents are strongly in favor of consolidating with Long Beach. He and Avalon representatives plan to meet officials and chamber to discuss consolidation while noting Avalon’s self support and low debt. Bombard urged that consolidation would benefit both cities and provide a mainland front door for Avalon.

Avalon Long Beach al Bombard Avalon Citizens Long “Beach Bombard Dan Merrill Porter Fred Hochbern Chester Smith Victor Lytle al Call

Political Briefs on Candidates and Local Elections

Local notes report withdrawals and campaign finance concerns as six candidates vie for a judgeship and a congressional seat. Deputy Kenrick urged civic welfare while parties discuss primary chances and legal curbs amid a busy slate of speakers and meetings across Anaheim and Lakewood.

Ashh Walnut Ras Golden Sao Pine Ea Cochran Aviratir Ave Kenrick Sng Anaheim Blynt Dist Atty Thomas W Charles Wallace Pike

Traffic progress report cites 1953 city improvements

Engineer Robert Dier described a 1953 city traffic program with scramble regulation and one way streets in the business district. Highlights include new downtown patterns on Pina and Locust Aves, eight harbor district streets, eight intersections, 244 miles of Long Beach Freeway opened, Pico Freeway and Ocean Blvd Bridge planning, and initial work on the Sepulveda Cross-town Freeway.

Robert D. Dier City Mar Sam E. Vickers Pina Ave Locust Ave Harbor District State Division of Highways Long Beach Ninth St Pico Freeway Ocean Blvd Sepulveda Municipal Auditorium Lucille Murdock Joseph, Ave Sociation of America Los Angeles

Scandinavia Society to Note Anniversary Dinner Tonight

The American Scandinavian Society plans a 6 40 dinner tonight at Trinity Lutheran Church to mark an anniversary. Thomas S Hansen, the society's first president, is expected to attend. Officers will be elected and music offered after dinner.

American Scandinavian Society Trinity ‘Lutheran Church Thomas S. Hansen

Boy 6 Injured Falling From Playground Bars

Six year old boy Johnauys from 213 Corona Ave fractured a clavicle after falling from playground bars at Lowell Elementary School. He received emergency treatment and X rays at Seaside Hospital and was later released to his home.

Suevenewanate Johnauys Corona Ave Lowell Elementary Seaside Hospital

Obituary notices and ship arrivals and vessels in port

Jones family obituary notices from Seal Beach and Long Beach, mentioning Meda G Watrous, Alma, Floyd Watrous, and relatives. Brackenridge, Leadnard, Nielsen, and Wheeler obituaries with service details in Long Beach area. Vessels arriving today and forecast of ships to sail tomorrow. active vessels in port and notable deaths in early March.

Arcj Alma Sunnyside Mausoleum Charles Wilson Wilson F Hannibal Frank Mewcomer Long Beach Wald C. A. Quick Soervicelen Colo Vensel Kram Allet Tivaroal- Ane Vancouver G. Maranton Sniltarity Ags Portland Balers Genii New York San Fran Fioegh Clair Duncan Bay Lomnoy San Luis Union Ol San Lute Modena Ser Lake Charles Saguenay Ter Mint Yokohama Neples,Grk Ane Vencouver Marit Brokern London Explorer JAR Bortolk Foned Talbot Sar Rieal Execusion LE+LO Rewsort Jathmlan Ty Hadatis Yorohama Tomorow Ourrater Sally Foi Auibasag Sittaul Qdtw Satayanton Kro Honolu Wickersnam Beattie Howell Lyker Moltrk New Orleans Moore McCormack le Balboa Talha Balboa Moore Memorial Yokonamas ‘Methodist Church Poke Tomel D. Wheeler J. R. Wheeler Paiend George Ramsey Enone L. A. Miller Anzaniilol Mottell’s Mortuary Chapel Laverpool John ‘James Woodson Menses Borgunger Nor Ghatlee Jones Miers Sunnyside Memorial Park Van Robert E Mae Bryan

Harbor Board split over meeting with Water Commissioners

Four of five Harbor Commissioners debated a joint session with the Water Board on city budget control and payroll oversight for harbor departments. Emmet M. Sullivan opposed attending as part of a commission, urging autonomy and defense of elected representatives. Other members favored attendance as individuals or feared loss of autonomy and political pressure. The plan to meet was not scheduled, with no firm time set.

Harbor Commissioners Board of Water Commissioners Althaneh the Ermin Saaenwignes Eee Wen Relder Board of Water ‘Commissioners Harbor Board MM. W. Daubney John P Davis Sullivan Reider Sullivans Tavis

Port staff to tour harbor in orientation visit

Harbor Board plans a Monday tour for port employees to visit the Shearwater cruiser and see port operations. Publicity Director Robert Metzgar recommended the trip to boost employee understanding and efficiency. The board also approved a 57920 hose contract with American Rubber Manufacturing Co for two fireboats, with Howard Supply Co failing to meet specs.

Employes Jate Shearwater Robert Metzgar American Rubber Manufacturing Co Howard Supply Co Elodda Amét

Flying Finn twins discuss 9 surplus C-46 planes

George and Charles Finns to address Flyers Pest American Legion meeting at Towne Club at 6 p m. Gov ernment troubles with surplus C 46 aircraft to be debated. Pos ter Commander G W Werstlein to preside at Towne Club venue.

Wisconsin Picnic Notice in California Society Event

The Wisconsin Society of Southern California will host a picnic on Saturday in Sycamore Grays, Los Angeles. The program is scheduled to start at 1:30 PM, inviting members and guests to attend the event.

U.S Beach Aes Lambeth Biaa Los Angeles Say Bernors Beaumont Pusa Robles Horntal Chottadeer Sal Riversie Torrance Antion R Fes Helena Touston Roswell Interament OUI Sa Indianapella St. Ile San Artonio Kansas City Las Veras San Francisco Boston Seattle BR Browner Buffalo Charleston &U Tucson Linneupal Vancouver Glavaland New Orleans Dex Silliston Minemue Dover Cies Duluth Paso. i Bnoanix Flagstatt Jameharagtee Ag Pocayaila Portland Gfe Fairbanks Fresno Yuneas Brackenridge George W. Brackenridge W. Broadway Fort Wayne Ind R. Hugh Brackenridge She’ J Bellevue Cemetery Ontario Coon Funeral Home Avill Direct Nielson Meta G. Beardl Nielson First St North Henderson,Il Bernice Keaster Long Beach Mottell Wilford R. Ball Mountain View ‘Mausoleum Altadena Wisconsin The Wisconsin, Society of Southern California Sycamore Grays

Harbor Scenic Dr Plan Moves Forward at Harbor Board

Harbor Board on Monday asked for more information on developing Harbor Scenic Dr and Panorama Dr along Pier A and Pier point Landing. Chief Engineer Shoemaker to present recommendations. plans include a circular drive linking Harbor Scenic Dr to Pier A south edge for public use. Robert Metzgar authorized to invite 50 businessmen for a March 16 luncheon to form a committee.

Harbor Scenic Dr Pier A Panorama Dr Harbor ‘Board R. R. Shoemaker Fico Ave Berth 6 Pierpoint Landing Harbor ‘Scenic Dr Trade Week Robert Metzgar Harbor Department Harbor Board

12 New Leaders Appointed to Aid Sister Kenny Drive

Twelve new leaders were named to assist the Sister Kenny Drive campaign in Long Beach. The plan includes division heads and publicity coordinators from city clubs and organizations, with Mrs. Marron and Mrs. O Connell among appointees. A breakfast will honor volunteers.

Joan Brown Sister Kenny el Monte Henry Marron Long Beach Antua Sister Kenny Hospital Henry Mar Ron Ahairman John T.s O’cornnell Olive Ave Robert Fussell Art Kot Sky Fret Schwarz Ilehairman Lester H Hal Marron Kenneth Tate Barnett Brayton Aye Jerome Squibb Faee Langer Richard Marron O'Connell F. C. Ellsworth Kenny Polioe Story Beforebert Monasmith Cordie Pier-A Harbor Board Emmet M. Sullivan

Federal Aids Dodge Plea for USS Repose

Washington officials sidestepped discussion on using the hospital ship Repose as an added Navy medical facility in Long Beach. Defense Department officials visited Long Beach and Fort MacArthur but declined comment, as orders to mothball the ship were issued after their visit. Local groups seek to station Repose to meet Navy medical needs for service members and dependents near Corona, 40 miles away.

Repose Navy Defense Department of Finate Amass Robert McCullough Frank Lawford Health and Medical Division Frank L. Klinetép Office of Defense Department Naval Infirmary Long Beach Naval Station Army Fort MacArthur San Pedro Washington D.C Long Beach Corona Lawford

Talks Listed on Regional Refrigeration Convention

Registration for the first regional convention of the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Contractors Association opens Thursday morning in the Wilton Hotel. Friday speakers include Ray Kremer, Relph Manns, Don Kissell, and A. M. Palen. Durkin to join panel on labor. Conclave ends Saturday.

The Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Contractors Association

Italy Visiting Firemen See L. B. Setup

Ten visiting Italian firemen met with Fire Chief Frank S. Sandeman in Moose Hall and attended a Sons of Italy reception. Sandeman called the visit a notable tribute while noting the group toured Washington Memphis and Los Angeles before heading to San Francisco with interpreters and a State Department rep.

Italy Frank S. Sandeman Sons of Italy Moose Hall Sandeman Italians, All Members of Their Nation’s Federalized Fire Department Washington, D. C Memphis Los Aneles State Department San Francisco

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