Politician Ballots in California Primary 1952
Q and A cover California June primary plans for Eisenhower Warren Kefauver and Werdel. No write ins or cross filing. delegates listed by party to mail voters. Local reporter shares reader questions, travel tips, and a quiet street encounter.
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Eisenhower
California
Earl Warren
Thomas H. Werde
Warren
Sen
Estes Kefauvyer
Kefauver
Minnesota
Ben Hite
County Registrar of Voters
Lisenhower
City Debates Open Budget Sessions to Public Parley
City Council to decide whether this year's budget hearings held in June should be open to the public. Councilman Wag ner urges inviting listeners to attend in the chamber without participation, while Councilman Fletcher fears pressure groups could influence allocations. The motion follows a request from Cliff Holt, president of Associated Property Owners, for Paul Wilcox to sit as a listener.
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Clarence E. Wag
Ner
Carl Fletcher
Cliff Holt
The
Associated Property Owners
Paul Wilcox
Ordinance Voted to Annex Whaley Tract West of Palo Verde
Final reading and adoption by the City Council annexes a 76 acre uninhabited tract owned by L S Whaley, west of Palo Verde Ave, between Stearns and Atherton Sts. The northeast corner touches Lakewood Plaza, which seeks city annexation. The ordinance takes effect in 80 days and a copy must be filed with the Secretary of State for official recording.
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L. S. Whaley
Palo Verde Ave
Stearns
Atherton Sts
Lakewood Plaza
Secretary of State
Chace Proclaims Registering Week in City
Mayor Burton W. Chase proclaims Voter's Registration Week from March 31 to April 5 urging all unregistered residents to vote in the June 3 primary. April 10 is the final day to register for that election.
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Burton W. Chase
Iim
Sea Lions Bask on Ala Masta Bay Peninsula
Observers at Seal Beach remark on a growing sea lion population along the Ala Masto Bay peninsula near 70th Place and Ocean Boulevard. Biologists say pups are born unable to swim and must learn, with males reaching about six feet and 1000 pounds while females are smaller.
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Alamastos Bay
70Th PL
Tist Pl
Ocean Blvd
Seal Beach
Roy J
Dutch) Miller
Atea
Mexican
California
Robert D. Colyer
Department of Fish and Game
Terminal Island
Collyer
World Ebook Encyclopedia of the Public Library
South American
Falklands
Sunny Southern California Weather Outlook Revised
More Sol makes comeback as weatherman forecasts mostly sunny days ahead in Southern California. The five day outlook shows increasing night and morning low clouds with no rain, highs and lows in the 60s to 70s and yesterday’s highs around 62 to 47.
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Sol
California
L A Adoption Group Plans Branch Here
Long Beach hosts a conference outlining steps to form a local auxiliary for Holy Family Adoption Service of Los Angeles. Rt Rev Msgr Bernard Dolan, Sister Mary Thomasine, and Mrs Bob Hope discussed a 20 member board, and local needs including 2378 couples seeking children and 145 placements.
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Long Beach
Holy Family Adoption
Los Angeles
Bernard J. Dolan
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Orange County
Mary Thomasine
Bob Hope
Holy Family Adoption Service
Order of
Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart
Holy Family
Hope
Ac ‘Quired
Cradie
Chicago
Edith Layden
Catholic Welfare Bureau
Robert Burns |Wert
Three Sailors Face Robbery Charges In Long Beach
Preliminary hearings set for March 28 for William Ramsletter Leon Fournier and Lee Norman sailors on the USS Selena. They appeared before Judge Charles D. Wallace in Municipal Court and are held on $16 000 bail each on five robbery counts. Estimated losses total about $1000 as victims were allegedly slugged at Long Beach liquor stores.
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William L. Ramsletter
Leon L. Fournier
Lee J. Norman
Selena
Charles D. Wallace
Long Beach
Po- Hce
Sparkplugs Worth 210 Dollars Stolen
A thief stole spark plugs valued at 210 dollars from a service station owned by Harry DuBay at 2800 E Pacific Coast Highway. DuBay reported the loss from a gauge at the rear of the station, noting the plugs' value and the location.
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Harry DuBay
Pacific Coast Iwy
DuBay
Hit Woman, Boy Admits A March 17 Assault
A 14 year old boy admitted assaulting a woman pedestrian on St Patrick's Day around 8 20 p m in the Virginia Country Club area. Frances May Bullock, 50, identified him. He was found with a 10 inch wrench used during the attempted robbery. He led officers to the hiding place and faces a juvenile court petition for assault with a dangerous weapon and attempted robbery.
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Virginia Country Club
James M. Terry
Frances May Bullock
Pine Ave
St. Patrick’s Day
Virginia Rd
San Antonio
Terry
Los Angeles
Ruffians Attack Seaman Ashore
Two men assaulted merchant seaman Ole E. Moen in Los Angeles near the Pacific Electric depot last night. Moen, 40, was left unconscious after being beaten for refusing to hand over about $30. He reported one assailant wore a Marine disguise and the other a sailor. He was treated at Seaside Hospital for cuts and bruises.
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Ole E. Moen
Los Angeles
Moen
Pacific Electric Depot
Seaside Hospital
Coma Girl Smiles After 39 Months At Seaside Hospital
After thirty years of coma a child, Carol Ann Pugh, smiled today for the first time in 39 months. The gesture came in the children's wing as Dr. attending her, following removal of an obscuring brain membrane. A radio was installed to test for a response, but no definite reaction yet. The girl is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Pugh of 6154 Hazelbrook Ave.
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Carol Ann Pigh
Seaside Hospital
Mark Pugh
Hazelbrook Ave
Navy Men Rescue Ailing Flier In Desert Incident
Two Long Beach Navy petty officers Richard Dawson and Maurice Robison spotted smoke near Palm Springs while flying a private plane. They landed on a desert road, rescued Blythe theater owner David Jarvis paralyzed by a stroke, then flew him to the airport for hospital care. Dawson flew Jarvis to the Desert Hospital and then returned for Robison. Both are stationed at Los Alamitos NAS with nine years in service. The rescue remained a quiet, unsung act.
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Long Beach Navy
Blythe Theater
Richard Dawson
Los Coyotes
Maurice Lee Robison
Walnut Ave
Palm Springs
Robison
David Jarvis
Dawson
Jarvis
Desert Hospital
Scott Aero Service
Long Beach Municipal
Navy
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
EM Richard Dawson
Adi Maurice Lee Robison
Blythe
P.T. Phote
Invest Gas Cash Urged On City Gas Tax Funds
Auditor John R. Mansell urges study of the legality of investing the 1 093 656 unencumbered balance in the state gas tax fund in short term securities to earn interest. The funds, accumulated during World War I, are for major street projects and can be expended only with state highway division approval. Long Beach receives five-eighths of a cent per gallon gas tax distributed by population.
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John R. Mansell
Mansell
Long Beach
City Seeks Bids for Curbs Walks City invites bids for curb and sidewalk work
City Council invited bids today for curb and sidewalk installation behind the Iets area along four city sections. Estimated total cost is 17827 dollars covering east Cherry Ave from 63rd to 65th, west Cherry Ave Cartagena to 45th, north Del Amo Blvd Orange to Gardenia, and both sides of Lakewood Blvd from 320 feet north of Stearns to 341 feet south of Willow.
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Cherry Ave
63Rd
65Th Sts
Cartagena
45Th Sts
del Amo Blvd
Orange
Gardenia Aves
Lakewood Blvd
Gallery to Honor Howard H Hicks at Polytechnic High
The Polytechnic High School library art gallery will be dedicated to the late Howard H Hicks, former principal. The school board granted permission for the dedication, proposed by the student body commission and the faculty club.
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Polytechnic High School
Howard H. Hicks
Barricade Tightens For SS Spalmatori Visitors
Coast Guard keeps SS Spalmatori under surveillance across Portland San Francisco and Long Beach with a port security lock down restricting unauthorized visits. The Greek owned freighter under Panamanian flag and Captain Nicolas Chalkias is expected to move after tightened watch at all three ports amid oil and refinery supply concerns and presidential orders.
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Spalmatori
Coast Guard
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Long Beach
Crit
U. S
Saudi Arabia
Nicolas Chalkias
Panams
Toldy
Two Hearings on Tidelands Across the Nation
Two hearings on tidelands clash as states seek offshore ownership. In Los Angeles a special master probes boundary lines near the federal breakwater while in Washington the Senate weighs state vs federal control and a potential quitclaim plan.
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Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Lansing
Washington
Senate
Fort Useless
Log Angeles
C. Earley
Earle
Department of Justice
San Pedro Bay
Everett W. Mattoon
U. S
E. J. Amar
Long Beach
Robert R. Shoemaker
Jocal Harbor
Sen
Cormally
Texas
Man Falls 18 Feet On Pier Hart in Fall
Lester Davis aged 50 of 4412 Lo Ave was injured while installing a mechanism to activate a lift door at Pier A Berth 9. He fell 18 feet onto the wharf and was hospitalized in Seaside in serious condition with multiple injuries including fractured vertebrae and a neck laceration. Police state the accident occurred as he lost balance when struck by the swinging mechanism.
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Lester Davis
Lo Ave
Seaside Hospital
Pier A
Davis
Traffic Island Approved in Carson Street Project
The Board of Education sanctioned the construction of a dividing island in the center of Carson Street from Faculty to Clark Avenues. Yesterday a six foot easement was granted to the State Division of Highways to support the project. The island is intended to alleviate vehicular and traffic hazards.
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Carson St
Clark Aves
Board of Education
State Division of Highways
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