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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1951

Page

4

San Gabriel River Bridge Contract Awarded

The State Department of Public Works awarded an 18,700 dollar contract to Charles Mac Closkey of San Francisco for a reinforced concrete bridge across the San Gabriel River at Spring Street. The plan, drawn by the County Road Department, funds shared 50 50 between county and federal government under federal aid to secondary highways. A 25 year timber bridge will be replaced with two traffic lanes each way.

State Department of Public Works Charles MacCloskey San Francisco San Gabriel River Spring St Peerart

Students Take Municipal Posts In Annual Youth Civic Day

Ronny Hood, a City College student, is mayor for the day as about 100 youths from Long Beach Searchlight Chapter DeMolay fill city jobs. City roles include city manager Tee Braxton, police chief Ralph Lawrence, fire chief Ray Lawrence, city attorney Gary Titus, port manager Don Williams, and many others from Polytech and nearby colleges.

Ronny Hood City College Dick Yeomans Long Beach Searchlight Chapter Order of the DeMolay Polytechnic Dick Sweet Bard Jim de Bord Dick Porter Bob Rogers Tee Braxton Robert Merket Dewey Ralph Lawrence Jordan Ray Lawrence Ted Walker Gary Titus Tom Satterlee Wilson Bob Wonder Lindbergh Gordon Muller Jefferson Marvin Snipel Charles Wilson Don Williams Robert Thompson

Signal Hill Police Chief Teed for Possible Retirement

Signal Hill Chief of Police Ted Murphy indicated in a letter to the city council that he may retire within six months and seek a health related leave of absence. The council referred his request to committee for study as it weighs retirement arrangements with the State Retirement Board.

Signal Hill Ted Murphy Murphy State Retirement Board Lst Kenneth H. Schrank Carol Winterburn Lemon Ave Ida F. Lowery Orange Ave

Long Beach Officials Named For Juvenile Court Roles

Hughes served as superintendent and Robert McCafferty from Jordan acted as juvenile officer. Light heel boys also served as assistant judges and a public defender in Long Beach Municipal and Superior Courts. Assistant judges included John Orr Wilson Don Lindemann Foly Harold Russell Poly Dee Hoffman Wilson Jack Duffield Poly Dick Medina Poly Eddie Nikkola Jordan and Dick McCurdy Wilson. Bill Powers Wilson was public defender.

Belmont Pier Rehab Contract Awarded to Atkinson Co

The City Council awarded a $163,901 contract to Guy F. Atkinson Co. to rehabilitate and extend Belmont Pier. Work includes a lifeguard station a comfort station and a wharfingers office.

Guy F. Atkinson Co Belmont Pier Wharfinger

School Enrollment Increases Across District

Enrollment for the school district over eight months rose by 2936 compared to the same period last year. Elementary schools gained 2208, junior high 404, and senior high 324. college enrollment was not included.

Office of Educational Statistics

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