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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1951
Page
9
OPS chief Mayer Baum outlined Regulation 7 calling it a retailing Bible for 200 merchants at Municipal Auditorium. He said prices for many items hinge on a Dec 19 to Jan base period and that future rules may cover furs, luggage, glassware, jewelry, and appliances.
Swallows arrived on schedule at Mission San Juan Capistrano about 6 a m greeting mission gardeners, in one of the largest contingents in years and among the most peaceful arrivals recorded. Father Arthur J Hutchinson notes they stay about four months building nests, with historical ties to St Josephs Day on March 19 and a pattern of leaving earlier since 1933.
George J. Phelps pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to purloining a purse from Stella Varatlott at a downtown cafe. Sentenced to 30 days in county jail after Superior Judge Joseph M. Maltby denied probation. FBI traced him when he attempted to cash money orders from the victim's purse.
John H. Mead of Southern California Edison will discuss This Is Our Problem at the Douglas Long Beach Management Club meeting in Lakewood Country Club at 7 p m Wednesday. New officers Faul Miner Gene Knoerr S M Frankland Charles Pahland and Ray Bazzenk sergeant-at-arms will preside. The group is made up of Douglas Aircraft Company administrative staff at the Long Beach plant.
Death notice for Mrs. Bessie Mat Hoppa 62 former Melville Hospital nurse in town 1938 45 died in Detroit. Survived by son Earl Galimore and daughter Isantha Hock both of Detroit and eight grandchildren. Interments held in Detroit.
Helen EnZielen, 28, of 228% West Eighth Street, already facing felony charges for removing public documents, failed to appear for a deposition before Superior Judge Joseph Maltby. A warrant was issued. she was taken into custody. Bail was reduced to 100 dollars on arraignment, with a deposition scheduled and a preliminary hearing set in Municipal Court.
Sigma Nu Fraternity alumni in the Long Beach area will meet for the semiannual dinner at the Lafayette Hotel Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Judge Harry Keeler and Moses Kens have arranged entertainment.
Colomnu s Ohio March 19 Four thousand agents will be in checking price violations by July 1 the nation's price chief said here yesterday Price Stabilizer Michael V DiSalle told newsmen plans to use that many enforcement agents while building the OPS force from 3874 to 16 000 He promised that those who violate price regulations knowingly will be prosecuted and there will be no fix but technical violations when made the first time because regulations are not understood will be overlooked We ll look anew at them if they commit the same technical violation twice Two proposed regulations now in the hopper would let grocers make the same profit that they did before Korea A third would give manufacturers the same markup that they had before last June 25 DiSalle said Asserting that prices are level.
Four men were arrested Saturday at a produce market located at 628 West 14th Street where police said they were playing blackjack. Each was released on $25 bail in Municipal Court before Judge Wilber F. Downs. The four are Kenneth Patrick O Connor 33 egg dealer Ralph M Contreras 25 truck driver Sam H Nicholas 35 laborer and Alfred Reeves 25 herd carrier.
A price chief noted a shift in inflation pricing, saying the express rate has been flagged down from five miles an hour to fifteen miles an hour, signaling a notable adjustment in wholesale costs.
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