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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1955

Page

9

Reservist Officers Urge Readiness for 1956 Reserve act

Rear Adm. Charles L. LaBarge urged a trained and equipped reserve ready to act in 1956. He spoke to Long Beach reserve officers at Allen Center, stressing prestige, patriotic duty, and opportunities for education through Naval Reserve enrollment. The meeting was sponsored by Long Beach chapters 22 and 23 of the Reserve Officers Assn.

Charles LaBarge USNR Navy Charles L. LaBarge Long Beach Jay Allen Center Adm LaBarge Naval Reserve Santa Barbara California

Old-Timer Returns Left L. B. in 1902

W. S. Christner, 82, returns to Long Beach from Fayette County Pa after 33 years away. He recalls 1902 when Signal Hill oil derricks sprouted and Long Beach had about 2,200 residents. A former carpenter, he helped lay the city’s first sewer line and served in the Philippine Insurrection with the 10th Pennsylvania Volunteers.

W. S. Christner Long Beach Christner W. Broadway Fayette County Signal Hill Atlantic Ave United States Army Pennsylvania Volunteers Pine Ave Honeun Jone

Officer 65 Injured in Street Row After Sailor Attack

Lt. Harry J. Frenna of the Juvenile Bureau was struck on Seaside Blvd and Pine Ave, suffering lip injuries and three stitches. Suspect Richard Gi Care, 23, aboard USS Inflict, was arrested for battery and intoxication, with three sailor companions booked for disorderly conduct.

Harry J. Frenna Maine Ave Juvenile Bureau Richard Gi Care USS Inflict Frenna Seaside Blvd Pine Ave Donald Bartholomew Core Ars Ralph E. Snyder Henry F. Rendon William R. Harper Jr Fienna Seaside Hospital

Ex-British Mayor Leads City Hall Tour For Read

Philip Thomas Read, former mayor of Torquay, visited City Hall after asking where to buy a stamp. Mayor George M. Vermilion and Councilman Raymond C. Kealer welcomed him. Read sailed from port Friday on the Diemeireyk bound for Panama and did not learn where stamps are sold.

Philip Thomas Read George M. Vermillion Raymond C. Kealer Read Torquay Devonshire England John M. Johnston Walhfred Jacobson Johnston Panama

Bonanzagrams and Southland Magazine features debut

The Sunday Independent and Press-Telegram introduce Bonanzagrams with cash prizes and a fun bonus for participants. Long Beach marina is highlighted in the first Southland Magazine feature under South Coast Survey, with Smoking Out the Smog Fact to follow. Bing Crosby, aged 50, discusses his worries about being a tolerant father in a special Crosby interview on the arousement page.

Bonanzagrams Sunday Independent Press-Telefram Se. Te Long Beach Southland Magazine Sunday South Coast Survey Southland Bing Crosby Crosby I, P-T

Scouts Hold Flight Honor Rites Tonight at Long Beach

Senior Scouts from the Long Beach Boy Scouts Council hold a flight of honor ceremony this evening at Long Beach Air Force East at 6 pm. Twenty six awards and thirty ratings will be announced. Attending are G L Appling chief scout executive Lt Col William Funderheark base commander and Air Force Capt George Ingle Explorer project officer Region 12. A dance follows. On Sunday Troop 327 members plan a Parents Day at the base from 2 to

Long Beach Boy Scouts Council P. m Long Beach Air Force East G. L. Appling William ©. Funderheark Air Force George Ingle Region 12 Boy Scout Troop 327

Tides Grab Bill Hit by Oakland Harbor Board

The Oakland Board of Port Commissioners vows to vigorously oppose a state bill that would strip Long Beach of oil royalties from tidelands. President H. W. Estep says passage would set a precedent risking harbor revenues and breach of faith for lands developed without state aid.

Long Beach Oakland Board of Port Commissioners H. W. Estep Oakland Board Port of Oakland Ude Eslep

State Realty Board Ends Meet Today

Harold W. Kennedy county counsel delivers an afternoon speech on water law as the 299th meeting of the California Real Estate Association closes. The three day session drew over 760 Realtors and their wives. The legislative committee urged the board to oppose the Allen bill taking Long Beach tidelands oil revenue for state use. Delegates also attended the preview dedication of the Long Beach Realty Board office at 3747 Long Beach Ave.

Harold W. Kennedy California Peal Estate Association Kennedy Long Beach Long Beach Realty Board Long Beach Wd

Long Beach Captain Loses Leg in Jet Crash Near Trenton

Long Beach Air Force Captain Carl George, 32, from the 1788th Ferrying Squadron, lost his left leg in a crash near Trenton Florida while piloting a two place jet. 1st Lt. Alvin R. Bouchard of Kansas City is listed missing. George was found a quarter mile from the wreck and taken to Gainesville Hospital with a mangled left arm. He was on temporary duty at Moody Air Force Base Valdosta Georgia from the Long Beach unit.

Long Beach Trenton Fla Carl George Military Air Transport Service Long Brach Municipal Alvin R. Bouchard Kansas City Associated Press George Gainesvillel Hospital Moody Air, Force Base Valdosta

Three Year Old Suffered Deep Finger Gash Playing

A three year old girl named Chris tine Biscogart sustained a deep cut to the right wing finger while playing with a lawnmower at 449 E 46th St Friday. She received treatment at Seaside Hospital.

Christine Biscogart Seaside

Two Accidents Hurt Woman and Girl in Long Beach

A 65 year old woman and a young girl were injured in two separate traffic incidents Friday night in Long Beach. Brenda Sibson, 22, was treated for a fractured pelvis after a car struck her while skating across Division Street at Bayshore Avenue. The driver, Daniel Robertson, said he didn’t see the child until his passenger flagged the collision. He was not cited. A pedestrian, Nettie Crosby, 65, was hit by a pier truck on Wisconsin Avenue near 4th Street. She suffers a fractured left forearm, dislocated elbow, possible collarbone fracture, and multiple abrasions. The driver, Henry Nunez, said sun glare blinded him. he was not cited. Florence Anderson, 58, riding in the same car, suffered facial abrasions when the vehicle struck Chestnut Avenue.

Seaside Jen N. Christofferson Broadway Long Beach Lee E. Cormack Brenda M. Sibson 15Th St Claremont Ave Division St Bayshore Ave Daniel Roberson Community Hospital Robertson Hart Helen J. McCausland Nettie K. Crosby Nunez Florence H. Anderson Ocean Blvd Chestnut Ave

Southern California Youth Fellowship Convention Opens

More than 1,000 girls and young women gather at First Baptist Church for a three day Southern California Fellowship convention. Dr. Winfield Edson preaches Go Forth With Christ at 9 am services. Tonight’s banquet theme is Love, with Rev John Harms giving the installation talk Melody of Love. Guild Girls model Miss Universe fashions this afternoon. Speakers include Mrs. Shirley Hill, wife of missionary Rev. Glen R. Hill in West Bengal India. Officers to be elected today.

Southern California Fellowship First Baptist Church Winfield Edson Jtonight John Harms Shirley Hill Glen R. Hill West Bengal India

State Hearing Set on Bus Revision Bid

The State Public Utilities Commission will hear arguments for and against Long Beach Motor Bus Company's plan to cut service and reroute three lines at 10 a.m. on March 30 in City Hall. Hearings may continue March 31 and April 1 with Commissioner Ray Entenreiner and Examiner Kent Rogers presiding. Public witnesses may testify alongside city and company reps. City opposition to the cuts could be voiced Monday when the Bureau of Franchises resumes review, opposing the near 9 percent cut but supporting extended service toward Los Altos State College area.

Long Beach Motor Bus Company State Public Utilities Commission City Commission Ray E. Entereiner Kent Rogers Bureau of Franchises Los Altos State College

Freed of Possession of Marijuana in Seaside Case

Three of six people arrested in a Tuesday marijuana possession probe were released due to lack of evidence. Patsy Jean Cooper 21 Charles A Akin 28 and James D Willson 27 were freed while Dail G Copper 25 was held for Los Angeles police. Copper and two others earlier arrested were arraigned on charges. others include John E Hill 20 of San Bernardino and Betty Clifford Barney 21 manager of a locker club at 529s iW Seaside Blyg.

Patsy Jean Eane Cooper Charles A. Akin James D. Willson John. E. Hill San Bernardino Betty Clifford Barney Seaside Blyg

Girl Scout Fair Opens as Cornerstone Event in Long Beach

The Long Beach Area Council hosts its first Girl Scout Fair at Municipal Auditorium. Doors stay open until 8 p.m. to mark the 43rd anniversary of Girl Scouts of the USA. Fifty troops participate with 112 exhibits and stage programs. Mrs. Roger Sulman welcomes attendees, and planning chair Mrs. Edson Beebe leads a committee including Mrs. Heim and Mrs. Cunningham.

Long Beach Area Municipal Auditorium Girl Scouts of the United Roger Sulman Ing Edson Beebe B. C. Heim Robert Cunningham Frederick Smock Kerwin, Wray

Nixon to Speak at Naval Air Station and Los Angeles

Vice President Richard Nixon, a Naval Reserve lieutenant commander, will deliver a Sunday speech at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station to earn 60 points for promotion to commander. He will tour with high-ranking naval and Marine reserve leaders, then on Monday give three speeches in Los Angeles including White Memorial dedication and a Republican luncheon, with a televised Latin American goodwill tour address from the Biltmore Bowl.

Richard Nixon Naval Reserve Los Alamitos Naval Air Station Dan V. Gallery Naval Air Reserve Training Frank H. Lamson-Scribner Marine Air Reserve Training Los Angeles White Memorial Hospital Southland Counties Ambassador Hotel Nixon Biltmore Bowl

Brothers Get Jail in Cafe Knife Battle

Two brothers George L. Perez and Isabel Perez were convicted of a knife assault outside El Casino Cafe in Artesia. They received one year in county jail after a Feb. 7 guilty verdict on two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. Victims Messio Camacho Jr. and Manuel M. Gutierrez were wounded in the melee.

Artesia George L. Perez Isabel Perez Angell St Norwalk Joseph M. Maltby Messio Camacho Jr Los Ano Zeles Manuel M. Gutierrez E. 163Rd St. Artesia Pioneer Blyd

Man Appointed Air Force Reserve Major

L. 8. Man Barnes of 9329 Lanai St was appointed a major in the Air Force Reserve. The promotion was announced today by Col. Thomas E. McLean commander of SO78th Air Reserve Group Long Beach.

Barnes Lanai St Air Force Reserve Thomas E. McLean So78th Air Reserve Group Long Beach

Lakewood Gardens name confusion clarified by official

L E B Harbour of Lakewood Park Corp explains the 1072 home subdivision near Paramount Blvd is part of Lakewood, not Lakewood Gardens as previously advertised. He says the tract was misnamed early and not advertised separately, defining boundaries along Paramount Blvd Carson St UP tracks and Candlewood St.

Paramount Blvd Lakewood Gardens South St Lakewood Blvd L. E B. Harbour Lakewood Park Corp Paramount Lakewood Carson St Union Pacific Railroad Candlewood St

Driver for 50 Years Buys Ist Insurance

Frank Gibney, 69, of 715 Line Age, after half a century of driving without coverage, finally buys automobile insurance amid two recent tickets. He recalls his first car and a 1928 rear-end accident paid by the at-fault driver’s insurer. An omen of sorts arrived with a loading-zone ticket, but a 1935 Los Angeles police hero card for safe driving tempered his decision. He remains skeptical of needing insurance yet admits sharper vigilance now.

Frank Gibney Gibney Peninee Frank Hhey Los Angeles

City Employees To Get Retirement Information Booklet

The city joint retirement committee led by Councilman Toby Wick approved a booklet explaining retirement systems. City employees will receive copies soon, detailing a new retirement system integrated with Social Security.

Ity Poe Toby Wick

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L. B Lees City Oakland Harbor Board State Realty Board L.B Legas George J. McMillin John N. Osler National Girls Scouts Group Nancy Tebo Dean Smock Air Station Man AF Reserve Celearam DeLois Faulkner Lafayette Ist Insurance
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