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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1955

Page

9

Lakewood Eyes Separate Post Office Facility

Lakewood officials press for a separate postal facility with Mayor Angelo Sacchoni and City Administrator Robert T. Andersen traveling to Washington to argue the bid. The push faces government hesitation and postal department data hurdles amid inquiries by Rep. Craig Wosi and local leaders.

Veta Ais Bua Gil EU Ue Iff Hosmer Ittler Craig Wosi Post Office Lakewood Post Office Sacchoni Ey Jacobon Lakewood Robert T. Andersen Washington, D. C

Nurse Dies in Fall From Coast Club

Amy Alice Lauer a 45 year old registered nurse died after leaping from a seventh story window at Pacific Coast Club despondent over ill health. Her body was found on a cement balcony outside the west side library. Police said no note was found and she had cancer with two months to live. She worked at Garland Medical Recovery Center.

Amy Alice Lauer Pacific Coast Club W. C. Mathews Villa Riviera Theoman Jainted

Long Beach to Press Fight Against Allen Bill in Sacramento

Lang Beech ts vows to wage strongest campaign to defeat the Allen Bill. City leaders coordinate efforts in Sacramento with Sam Vickers and Arthur Wil assigned to key roles. If Ways and Means backs passage, Long Beach will push on Assembly and Senate floors. Desmond warns of immediate threat to oil revenue used for local projects like Alamitos Bay Marina and the Auditorium. Date and committee actions remain unsettled as Caldecott's panel schedules review.

Sacramento Lang Beech T S Allen Committee On Conservation, Planning and Public Works Sam E. Vickers Mallon Desmond Alamitos Bay Marina Bhp All and the Armed Services MCA Ding Ways and Means Thomas Caldecott Berkeley

L B Gets Vaccine Today

Long Beach school children scheduled for Salk polio vaccine would be picked up in Los Angeles by Robert Creighton, health division manager, as the department plans to inoculate the remaining students who had first shots. Schedules for doctors and nurses will take a few days. second shots may begin May 16 or later.

Long Beach Los Angeles Robert Creighton Park Sewil Health Department State Division of Laboratories Hearth Department

City Cars to Undergo Safety Inspections Weeklong

City owned vehicles will be inspected Monday at Jane and 14th Street in a local Check Your Car for Safety Month campaign. Fifty five post office trucks were checked Friday. The Jane runs May 23 to 28 with varied hours. free checks are available at new car agencies, independent garages, or tire dealers. Vehicles passing will bear a Green Cross for Safety sticker.

14Th St Pine Ave The Safety Council

L B Airman Dies in Navy Plane Crash

A 23 year old Long Beach airman Harlan G Rightmire died when a Navy fighter jet crashed and burst into flames about 19 miles northeast of Travis Air Force Base during a routine familiarization flight. Rightmire elected to attempt landing after loss of power. his wingman reported the incident. His next of kin is Earl Rightmire of 240 Bartlay Street Long Beach.

Longe Beach Navy Travis Air Force Base Harlan G. Rightmire Moffett Field Rightmire Long Beach Earl Rightmire Bartlay St. Long Beach

Long Beach Show Demonstrates Direct Dialing Access

Long Beach residents will soon dial New York directly as the Do It At Home Show opens in Municipal Auditorium. The nine day event, opened by Mayor George Vermillion, features over 100 exhibitors and a long distance call giveaway, with free admission for mothers after 6 p.m. Sunday. The exhibit includes art from amateurs and pros across multiple cities, with awards presented Sunday evening.

Long Beach New York Municipal Auditorium Fred J. Taylor Civic Productions, Inc Long George Vermillion General Telephone Co Jennie Vermillion Osawantomio Farrom South Gate Adl Grace Chocolates South Gate Art Club Vakewood Downey Norwalk Aynwood Compton Rivera Whittier Bellflower Wei Stil Life Elizabeth Thos Jist Edna Padrick Felewsh 2Hd A. Fries

Art Show Judges Award Winners List Friday

A Friday art show will present awards for 200 paintings with judges from landscapes, portraits and miscellaneous categories. Top honors go to Betty Hayes Downer for landscapes first, Jessie May Smith South Gate second, A Carpenter Long Beach. Virginia Beeson Rivera first in portraits, Cecil Schmayer South Gate second, T E Cowell Downey third. Amelie Morian South Gate first, Bette Espeselly South Gate second, Mrs A Troesch Downey. a special display features historical documents from the South Gate Exchange Club for the high school Freedom Shrine.

Betty Hayes Downer Jessie May Smith South Gate A. Carpenter Long Beach Virginia Beeson Rivera Cecil Schmayer T. E. Cowell Downey Troesch Ard South Gate Exchange Club McNerney St Myrna Zappey South Gate Art Club Donald Totten Los Angeles Municipal Auditorium

Stop Signs Put On Six City Streets

City officials designated six streets as through routes and posted stop signs at numerous intersections. Cedar and Daisy Avenues from Ocean to Pacific Coast Highway, Chestnut from Ocean Boulevard to Ansheim Street, and Golden from Ocean to Tih Street share through status along with Fifth and Sixth Streets from American to Alamitos Avenues. The council ordered stops last month to ease congestion and resume two way traffic on the Broadway Bridge over the Los Angeles River, effective about Wednesday per Traffic Engineer Robert D. Dier.

Cedar Daisy Aves Oceen Elva Pacific Coast Hwy Chestnut Ave Oceen Blvd Ansheim St Golden Ave Osean Tih St American Ave Alamitos Ave Broadway Los Angeles River Robert D. Dier

Child Burns Fatal Home Accident Claims 8 Year Old

Cary William Cass eight died after burns suffered when his clothes ignited by burning grease while frying an eye on Para get Street. He was treated at Community Hospital then pronounced dead at 2 50 p.m. His body rests at Mattells Mortuary awaiting examination.

Cary Wiliam Cass Community Hospital Maren Paraget St Mattells Mortuary Moroher

Lavish praise for Long Beach Municipal Band clarinetist

Dr. Peter Buys, former solo clarinetist with John Philip Sousa, congratulates Hernan Tafarella for a splendid performance of Adagio Tarantella. He hails Tafarella's tone and technique as beyond criticism and notes the composer dedicated the number to the local bandsman after the fall concert.

Hernan Tafevella Long Beach Peter Buys John Philln Sousa Tow Famous Overture Musicians Los Angeles

Stop sign obscured. Long Beach pays heirs $15000

A jury awarded Long Beach $15000 to the heirs of John P. Lawins after a collision at 0th Street and Raymond Avenue. A stop sign was hidden by three trees, and the city was deemed at fault for failing to trim them. Lawins died five days after the crash, while his widow Gustie and daughter Edna Allen received portions of the award.

Raymond Ave Tress Long Beach John P. Lawins Stanley Ave Tay Schoenberger Everett E. Demler

L B Student Wins Penn Scholarship

Blair Kulpy, 26, former Poly High student, earned a one year scholarship to the University of Pennsylvania to begin doctoral studies. His parents, Mr and Mrs Kling of 2434 Fashion Age, report he is currently pursuing a master’s degree at the University of California Berkeley.

Blair Kulpy Poly High School Jon University of Pennsylvania Kling Blli Kling University of California At Berkeley

War II Combat Flier Tells Jet Age Initiation

George Barker recalls VE Day then flies a Lockheed T 33 jet trainer over Southern California. He describes nostalgia and the feel of throttle and altitude while comparing WWII B 17 experience with the jet age in a first person account at Long Beach Air Force Base with Lt Bill Boyd. The piece blends memory and aviation culture for readers.

Press-Telegram George Barker Bil Boyd Air Force Southland Barker BLY Army Air Force Air Force Assny California Green Frog Piccadilly Ipswitch Eng Bill Boyd Long Beach Air Force Base Souther California Green Bay Bremen Merseberg Beran Nashua Simeke

Gerard te Groen Rite Slated for Monday

Funeral service for Gerard te Groen of 1401 E tlh St will be held Monday at 10 a m at Patterson Snively Chanel in Long Beach. Elks Lodge 888 will conduct the service with interment at Inglewood Park Cemetery, Inglewood.

Gerard Te Groen E. Tlh Patterson & Snively Chanel Long Beach

Population Rise Poses Greater Threat Than A Bomb

Sunday feature cites a famed scientist warning that rapid world population growth risks dwarfing atomic weapons as a prime threat to mankind. The article accompanies sections on beauty care, fund drives, child safety, home shows, and Parade content from Do It at Home to space race coverage.

Independent Press-Telegram

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