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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1954

Page

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City Workers Seek Salary Increases Across City Staff

City Employer Association urged a $1 073 440 annual pay rise with an 80 monthly boost for nonuniform workers and about 5.5 percent for police and firemen to align Long Beach with Los Angeles scales. Council deferred action for budget study sessions next month and will meet with the association’s salary committee. Mayor Lyman B. Sutter noted final action rests with the new council elected June 1, with holdovers joining budget talks on July 6.

James F. Myall Los Angeles Long Beach Lyman B. Sutter

Blaze Devastates Refinery Injures Two In Santa Ana Area

A 15 year old juvenile escaped from the Orange County Juvenile Home spurred a 65 mile chase after torching a refinery near Santa Ana. A car plowed into a residence, injuring two women on Wake Avenue while 16 fire units and volunteers battled flames at the Rothschild Oil Co site. The youth was captured as he tried to flee, later jailed for burglary and grand theft auto.

Santa Ana Rothschild Oil Co Santa Fe Springs Edward Rumsawer J Lof Irvine Orange A Roland Percey Tricia Curtis Wake County Ave Wherry Housing Project Fire Dept Dave Curbiggest E] Toro Marine Base Louch Curtis el Toro Lakeland St Florence Douglas Ave Watson Richard Timbee Joseph McGowan Lakeland Wake Ave Wherry Project Fred Buel Bombardier St Norwalk Timbee Tom Showers Arcadia Rumsower Modjeska Canyon Orange County

Reds Free 18 More Wounded Frenchmen

Vietnamese siege forces report freeing 18 additional French Union wounded from Dien Bien Phu. The announcement notes helicopter evacuation to Luang Prabang and a renewed air assault targeting Vietminh convoys along Highway No. 41 toward the Red River Delta.

Hanos Indochina Dien Bien Phu Red River Luang Prabang Laos Geneva Hoang van Hoan Vietminh Red China Pierre Huard Dien Bien Pha Son la Delta

Eisenhower Cites Pride in Armed Forces at Mecklenburg Rally

In Charlotte, Eisenhower and Secretary Stevens addressed about 30,000 people during Armed Forces Week ceremonies marking the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence anniversary. He stressed unity of government toward a fair peace, while affirming military strength until peace is achieved. The speech touched the Army McCarthy dispute only by noting Stevens on stage.

Eisenhower Freedom Park Mecklenburg

Ambulance Driver Delivers 160th Baby En Route

LeRoy Coulter, city ambulance driver for 11 years, delivers a baby aboard his unit after a car carrying Mrs. Evelyn Green with a flat tire. The newborn and mother, listed as 21 year old, are in excellent condition at St. Louis Maternity Hospital along with Fatrolman William Van Stratten assisting.

Buuig. Ly Leroy Coulter Evelyn Green St. Louis Maternity Hospital Coulter

Navigation list for newspaper sections

A reader guidance item outlines where to find content in the issue, including Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle on A-11, Bridge on A-11, Classified on B-11 to B-15, Comics on B-3, Crossword on B-6, Editorial on A-10, Financial on B-3, Obituaries on B-2, Radio and TV on B-3, Shipping Table on B-2, Sports on A-12 and A-13, Theaters on B-6, Tides and Temperatures on B-2, and Women on B-4 and B-5, plus Your World on A-2.

Boyle

End to Dependents Care at Long Beach Naval Station

Long Beach Naval Station Infirmary will drop dependent care after June 29. Outpatient care serves about 250 dependents daily. Reduction follows Defense Department directives reducing medical officer strength. From 16 doctors, only two will remain by July 1, mainly for pre natal, gynecological care and overseas exams.

Long Beach Naval Station Infirmary Navy Terminal Island Defense Department H. V.packard USW Naval Station Naval Station Infirmary Packard Capt. Packard

Red Chinese Ship Sunk by Nationalists

Taipei Formosa AP The Chinese Nationalist air force said its warplanes sank one Communist warship and damaged three MIG-15 jets in a 12 minute air strike near Sanmeng Bay about 150 miles south of Shanghai and 275 miles north of Formosa. The action involved more than 10 Nationalist planes, two MIG-15s damaged, and marked the first such attack since 1950.

Taipeh Formosa Sanmeng Bay Shanghai Hainan China

Eisenhower Briefs Reed on Social Security Bill Progress

President Eisenhower met with House Ways and Means Chairman Reed and liaison Jack Martin at breakfast to discuss the social security bill and related liberalization efforts. Reed could not estimate a completion date as the committee continues reading the 79 page measure, having worked through only the first five pages.

Eisenhower House Ways and Means Reed Jack Martin

Two doctors welcome their baby at home to hospital then

Dr Paul Frey 29 and Dr Marguerite Kurth resident in pediatrics at Seaside Hospital assisted at the birth of Mark Sequoia Frey on May 8 after labor began at their Cedar Street home. The couple, met in Bronxville, plan Alaska postings. Kurth hopes for thirteen children.

Seaside Hospital Marguerite Kurth Mark Jonathan Kurth Paul Frey Seaside Ave Apt. No. 1 Pains Prey Hhere Paul Dr. Kurth Cedar Indiana University School of Medicine Alaska Frey U. S Winch

Weather Brief Bets Warmer With Clouds Night and Morning

Night and morning expect overcast skies with high humidity. Most afternoons show a tendency toward warmer temperatures but remain unsettled with possible light showers in scattered locations. Winds stay light, with variable directions.

Quadruplets Born in Chicago Die Within Day

In Chicago an expectant mother Mrs. Catherine Stenson gave birth to quadruplets, two boys and two girls, within 29 minutes on Monday. All four infants, about 314 months premature, died during the day. Mrs. Stenson and her husband Martin, 40, a carpenter, have five other children aged 8 months to 10 years.

Chilago Catherine Stenson

U S Cites Guatemala Arms Peril

A State Department spokesman said shipments of arms to Guatemala from the port of Stettin in Communist Poland could be acted on under an inter American security pact if viewed as a threat to inter American security by one or more American republics. Lincoln White stressed he was not predicting action and noted the development was regarded as grave.

Washington SPI State Department Guatemala Stettin Poland Lincoln White White United States

Eisenhower Won't Lift Testimony Ban in McCarthy Probe

The White House said President Eisenhower has no plan to alter or rescind the order barring administration officials from testifying at the Army McCarthy hearings. Hagerty noted the president issued his letter yesterday, and Mundt and Brownell pressed to modify the directive as hearings paused to seek a change. McCarthy urged Army Secretary Stevens to join in asking for the order's lifting to allow full presentation of his case on alleged attempts to influence the investigation into radar lab security at Fort Monmouth.

Washington White House Eisenhower Administration Army-McCarthy James C. Hagerty Hagerty Senate Army John G. Adams Adams Sherman Adams Sen Joseph R. McCarthy Roy M. Cohn David Schine Karl E. Mundt R-S. D Atty Herbert Brownell Jr McCarthy Robert T. Stevens Fort Monmouth

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