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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1948

Page

6

City Council weighs rubbish area disposal plan

The City Council aired rubbish disposal problems again and considered acquiring three to four additional acres near the current site at South Street and Paramount for a temporary stopgap. City Manager Wirrch instructed to pursue bids for an odorless incinerator, with an estimated cost around 730000, and mayor Chace expressed opposition to eastern end development amid Rawalien Gardens protests.

South SL Paramount Eyrd Twn Ac Carl B. Wirrch Burton W. Chace Rawalien Gardens Metimes Iteph R. Ramsey Emponent Ie Trely Long Beach Ami Bazil U.lesp Roeddles Cariesop Wirsehing

Landmark praise for Bradley on Coast Guard district plan

George P. Taubman Jr of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce lauds Rep Wilda W Bradley for blocking consolidation of Coast Guard districts and preserving Long Beach offices. The plan to merge districts and move headquarters to San Francisco was dropped after Bradley urged action. The Coast Guard protects 300 miles of Southern California coastline and parts of Baja California, aiding shipping and local fishing fleets.

George P. Taubman Jr Long Beach San Francisco Bradley California Baja California Coast Guard Pearly Soo Miles

Local Briefs Across Clubs and Meetups Tonight

Various local groups schedule events tonight including Erection and Auxiliary meetings at 32 B Louise St and 728 Elm Ave, rummage sale at 43744 W Broadway, a card party at Carpenters Hall, a covered dish dinner at 951 Cedar Ave, and a dance at Machinists Hall. Also listed are Rebekah Lodge programs, an evening dance, and other community gatherings with emphasis on auxiliary and veteran group activities.

A. W Lawton Sons of Union Veterans Machiniste Elm. Ave Security Benefit Association Carpenters Hall Lida Olive Ave Sgmorroy

Osteopathic Group Selects Officers

Angeles Mares 24 RH Dr Glennard Lahreen Oak Hill Worrell Palmyra Pa. named president after serving as president elect for one year. Worrell automatically named to presidency following term as president elect.

Angeles Mares Glennard Lahreen Oakhay M Worrell Palmyra American College of Osteopathic

Ambiguous wartime meeting outlines city sewer disposal plan

Fragmented note describes a meeting of AMazine Corpe-Loxgue veterans about a sewage disposal contract tied to Long Beach Naval Hospital and a Freedom Train theme entry. It mentions payments by the Navy and officials Oberhiltzer and Perry Cilitig, with dates in June 1948 and a motion picture event.

U.N

Navy U N Delegate Here Tells Russ Obstruction

Rear Adm. James F. Doyle, former U N naval delegate, said the UN charter is part of the supreme law and urged continued faith in the organization. He assumed command of the Pacific Fleet Amphibious Training Command in Coronado and recounted WWII service including Tokyo Bay surrender duties and rescuing a 1620 Tokyo temple bell.

Jama H. Doyle Naval Amphibious Training Command Erenada Long Beach Admiral Jr John 5. Wis U. S. S. Astoria Felagtom United Nations Supreme Law of the United Saton James Fi. Doyle U.S. Naval New York City U. N Jeng Aa Rossa Pacific Fleet Coronado Lone Beach Harold M. Hines Jona Lewis Doyle U. S Pasadena Japan Tokyo Bay Adm Tokyo Ramen United Kingdom United States Moscow Uey Russia Ee Doyle Elso U.N

Lakewood Plea for Rezoning to R1 in Lakewood

Harry A. Elsworth of the Lakewood Taxpayers Association asks Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to rezone virtually all Lakewood area properties to R1 single dwelling. He notes residential zones already cover most streets except Carson Street Bellflower Boulevard Lakewood Boulevard and Clark Avenue and cites recent apartment garages and two story homes built contrary to restrictive deeds. He requests the Belair building permit office bar further permits for M2 structures in Lakewood.

Lakewood Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Harry A. Elsworth Sara A Oas Carson St Bellower Beler

Masons Note Maundy Thursday Ceremony and Officers

Long Beach Masons prepare for Maundy Thursday with the annual Extinguishing the Lights ceremony. Officers include Avery, Johan Le Kelly KOCH, Hert man KCCH, Sam Leddel KOCH, Brown Punk, Frank J. Srech fa KCCH, William J. Courtlaur 33rd degree, Elever S. Clark, Arthur C. Meigs KCCH, George G. Ver bryck Led degree guardian of the temple. Sermon by Percy C. Scott.

Agit Rowe Craik Maundy Long Beach Avery Johan le Kelly Koch Aenior Ytop Hertman Kcch

Mother White Out of Hospital Backing Car Tax Bill

North Long Beach council voted to back a Senate bill to raise depreciation on autos, nullifying an attempt to cut motor vehicle taxes. Mrs. White, Gold Star Mother of Sam, home after hospital, is a longtime community figure and charter member of the American Legion Auxiliary Post 1746.

Bilal Syne Gore D.-Tenn Truman Leo Alien R-M Congress Rayburn Texas House Harbor Volure Thelburn American Legion Thomas Cost Clubouse 57Th St Halleck Dairy Ave Joint Chiefs of Staff Christian Temperance Union Brahren Church Cherry Ave Margeres mM. Waite North Long Beach Vecerane White Lime O Seashie Hospital Sam Wes Thomas Long Beach France George Wallace White VF. Watel Assembly Thia Iat Ees E Froma

NLRB Funds Sought Amid Coal Strike Turmoil

NLRB officials told the Senate that coal and moratorium strikes threaten funding needs as union disputes prompt possible board enlargement. General counsel Robert Denham cited emergency Taft Hartley provisions requiring elections 60 days after government action, with $160,000 spent wartime voting under the Smith Connally Act.

Assembly Votes State Budget Bill in California

Sacramento March 24 The Assembly today passed the state budget totaling 982 718 536 the largest in California history with few items facing Senate opposition. The roll showed 59 yes 8 no votes while a bid to restore a 691 698 appropriation for a California academy training delinquent children failed 24 to 37 on reconsideration. An economy move sought to reduce the 2 000 000 funding for the comeael toe site. Gov Earl Warren introduced a 9 500 000 line for another year of state sponsored child care centers.

Sacramento Assembly California Senate Sonleronte Assem Yman Elwyn Bennett Los Angeles Ing Investment Vernon Kilpatrick Les Ang Sayward Yard Marvin Sherwin R Piedmont Earl Warren Cnante

Burglar Seeks Probation After Guilty Plea in Robbery Case

Police report a store theft of 264.50 dollars with suspects John H. Lyon and Est McGraw arraigned in Superior Court. Attorney Paul Henderson sought probation. April 13 set for hearing. Both accused in armed robbery at a service station on Cherry Avenue is listed alongside details of preliminary proceedings.

Harry Rosa Santa Fe Ave Paul Henderson Neva John H. Lyon Isboces Ett McGraw Cherry Ave Wielett Allen Steele Diamins

Osteopaths Hear Four Speakers at Morning Session

Disjointed OCR notes show osteopaths hearing four speakers in a morning session. Names include Pettigrew of Long Beach and Giennard Lahr of Oakland along with Dr. David Hamilton of Rockport Maine and Dr Dani Tasker of Los Angeles. Afternoon speakers listed are Dr Richard Sheab of Pasadena and Dr W. W. of Los Angeles with further unclear data.

Satan Mathie “Treeme Ae Ontec- Eta Con Pettigrew Long Beach Dr. W. W Los Angeles Ihe Sesson

Organised Reserve Seabee Unit Recruiting Alumni

The first unit of the Organized Reserve Seabees in the United States under Lt Commander J Goodheart meets every Thursday evening at the Naval Reserve Armory Long Beach Naval Station. Members receive one day’s pay for each meeting with vacant positions and advancement opportunities. Former Seabees and all others are invited to join.

J. W. Gerhart Comdr J. Goodheart Naval “Reserve Armory Long Beach Naval Staion Dees

Two L. B. WAVES lauded for aid to reserve units

Two WAVES who served four months as volunteer aides to the Second Submarine Battalion at Naval Reserve Training Center were commended by Captain Moen for aiding reserve units. Miss Witter and Miss Ison Tow were praised for their sincere assistance, with Witter noted as a nurse and senior clerk and Tow managing an office for motorists in Maywand.

Anne Witter Tight Betty Masterson A. T. Moen U.S. N L. B. Waves Naval Reserve Training Center Inter T. Moen Moen Ols Alberta Witiler Bettséssterdon W. Broadway Corona Naval Hospital Naval Service Une Miss Witter Et. Jennings (One) High School International Business College Maywand Stanford University i

Television steak by ether tease sparks future dining

A Chicago technical conference preview imagines sending steak by ether from transmitter to home. Walter Stelner cites molecule to electron pattern theory as a way to reproduce a porterhouse steak at home by selecting doneness and receiving the meat via home receiver.

Chicago Walter Stelner

Sea Water Purification Sparks July Board Letters

Chairman Raymond V. Darby of the Board of Supervisors opened discussion on converting sea water for domestic use and sparked a flood of inquiries from across the United States. A mimeographed form letter is now sent to all correspondents, while a Midwest writer sent a $2 check requesting a gallon of pena water be sent.

Raymond V. Darby Board of Supervisors United States Darby Fom Midwest Wits End At of Los Angeles

Chandler in Redondo Beach shooting chase ends with arrest

San Pedro investigators arrested Chandler after a night chase that began when Prudhomme reported the shooting the previous day. Officers tracked him from Willow Street to the West Bank, then along the pipelines to Hill Street before seizing him in a borrowed car owned by W. E. Heninger. The pursuit also linked Larson’s case and a prior robbery arrest involving Chester Mart and Larson at Redondo Beach. An inquest into the case is planned with details to be provided by Redondo Beach authorities.

Oliver Frudhomme Redondo Baack San Pedro George ‘Favior de Lopo Lee Chandice Prudhomme Bane Chandler Tar Redondo Beach Supra Longlice Patpecus George E. Doyle Charles E Benner Doyle Wilmington Mpty Pacl Coast Alameda St Chaniler Redonda W.E. Heniger 19Th St Prudhomme, Inspectament, Thotle and Toye Chester Mar Chandler Art Larson Thiele Harvey Larson Armone Fred. Willmere Eoltesy Teper Investigalof Rotter Elmer W. Vance Redonda Beach Prud- Inquest Farre Nee Uwhl Blaney

Wills Filed for Odiorne and Pickett Estates

Frances A Odiorne died at 99 on May 12 leaving an estate over 10000 with three nephews and three nieces as beneficiaries. The Odiorne will names three children five grandchildren and three great grandchildren as receivers and was filed for probate. Mary J Pickett also filed for probate. she had lived in Long Beach about 30 years and died March 14 leaving a 16010 estate to her heirs.

Frances A. Odiorne Altarmmey Kenneth A. Devils Miss Odioine Echoo Massachusetts Lone Beach Grendchil Gred Mary J. Pickett Louis N.ereeon Sien Pickett Long Beach Whealton Long ‘Beach Harboy Way

Carrier Plea for Lost Flight Jacket

George McCormick reports a missing flight jacket marked G.L.M. 235-56 after leaving it briefly at Recreation Park baseball stand. He and others formed a search but the jacket did not reappear, prompting a public plea for its return.

George McCormick Recreation Park Thian G.L.M George Nro Agit

Firefighters Quell Transformer Blaze On City Street

Fire equipment rushed to 1th Street and American Avenue yesterday after a transformer under the street sparked a blaze around 10 am. Edison Company crews shut off power in the area while repairs were made to the damaged equipment.

American Ave Edison’ Co

Council Takes Water Stand Against Colorado River Dispute

Long Beach weighs its Colorado River water share as Central Valley supplies shrink and Arizona joins a federal dispute. City Council backs Joint Resolution 148 urging the Supreme Court to retile California Arizona water rights. The Arizona project would divert 1.2 million acre feet at about 1.6 billion dollars, raising concerns about Metropolitan Water District allocations and current supply adequacy for member cities.

Long Beach Colorado Central Valley Arizona Hea Supreme Court California Arizona Central Valley Coloradoa Oh Bethbams

Filipinos to hear judge buttock at inaugural banquet

Francisco A. Lopez, president, will preside at a Los Angeles event hosted by the Community of Los Apres Inc. The inaugural banquet will be held at a local hotel. Beauty contest candidates and the Queen of Filipino Independence will be presented by July 4.

Auperive Wuoye Georgia P. Buttock Los Apres, Inc Baste Alexandria Hote Los Angeles Francisco A. Lopez

Los Angeles Dental Society Convenes Three Day Convention

The Irvine District Dental Society of Los Angeles County plans near full attendance as the Southern California State Dental Association holds its annual three day convention starting Monday in Los Angeles. President Dr Theodore E Peterson notes members from Long Beach Wilmington and San Pedro will attend at the Biltmore Hotel.

Ihira District Dental Society Los Angeles County Long Beach Wimington San Iro Southern California State Dental Association Los Angeles

Also Mentioned on This Page

JC. of C. Lands Rep Bourbon Bolt George W White W. F. W. ‘I Sect Ay Vv FLW Hall B. Louise St Broadway Oklahoma Society Ednora Watters Cedar Ave Machinists Hall Eerie Éay Ett P The Sons of Norway Montana Montana, Bate Society Elm State Lanehean Emera Enenter Gretel of Hollywood Machinista Rebekah Frogram Aivake Rebekah Lodge No Monte Vista Masonic Temple Plymouth St Sewinne Bee Sunny Socateh Thomas Post American Logs and Thoms Unit American Ligion Auxiliary Edward Boward Griggs Frederick Wiion Current Roland Bach Anager American Red Cross Inited Church Brotherhood WC. A Hank Osteopathic Group William Goon Navy Russ Masons Ashington National Labor Relations Board Senate Today Ad M Pog Appropriations Ubcommites Sen Knowland Calif McCarren D.nevi NLRB Organized Reserve Seabee Chasn Mayely Odiorne Judge Buttock Dental Association Meeting
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