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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1951
Page
11
Dr Roy R Graves of Valparaiso Ind announces a cow to can milk process that sterilizes milk at 278 degrees for ten seconds in a steam atmosphere to prevent spoilage. Daily 2000 gallons canned since March at Med O Milk Dairy for Alaska Japan and armed forces with three quart cans.
City department heads rush 1951 52 budget requests to City Manager Samuel E Vickers by the deadline. The austerity budget caps general fund appropriations at 8 400 000 due to a taxpayer lawsuit reducing the fund. Existing departmental budgets total 9 293 940 and must be trimmed for submission before June 30. Only police and civil service budgets have been filed so far.
Port Hueneme officials warn that tides starting May 18 could destroy the sand dike south of the city and flood homes and industrial areas. City Engineer Don Godshall says tides will reach 6.8 feet and the temporary dike may fail. The event comes after recent tides snapped the local sewer line and prompts county officials to seek federal aid.
The Naval Aid Auxiliary at Long Beach Naval Station opens a nursery for children of patients in the Naval Infirmary to ease dependents’ waiting room use. Dependents may leave children only while they receive treatment. The nursery is supervised by Mrs. Mary Jo Lawrence with assistants Mrs. J. Richards and Mrs. William Paulick. Volunteers, including women willing to assist even one day a month, are asked to contact.
Ventura County supervisors approved a 74 percent raise for county employees. The action was reported from Ventura on May 11.
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