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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1954

Page

19

California Pedestrian Rule Highlighted in National Geographic Piece

A National Geographic June issue note by George W. Low praises California drivers who stop for pedestrians at crosswalks, citing a Long Beach example. The column laments recent lapses at four way intersections, urging motorists to return to orderly stopping and yielding practices. It also cites civic concerns like a central bus terminal and transit reform, with local notes on Memorial Poppy drives supporting veterans.

National Geographic Magazine George W. Low California Bro. Long Long Beach

Nude Furniture Show Draws Riled Reactions at Texy Store

A Pacific Coast retailer stages an unfinished furniture display prompting debates over taste. The exhibit titled "It's not rude to call it nude" sparks mixed public and customer responses while organizers defend the presentation as artistic and provocative.

Ign Atore

Nylon Bandit duo get 10 years to life in robbery case

Ronnie Lamberson and David Fuentes were sentenced to 10 years to life for first degree robbery in the Nylon stocking holdup of auction yard owner Wilma Rice. Lamberson wore a nylon mask. the pair also convicted of robbing a Los Nietos clerk and plotting an escape from a sheriff’s bus. Fuentes drew additional prison time for a Bell Gardens market robbery.

Ronnie ‘Lamberson Oman David Fuentes S. Laurel Norwalk Wilma Rice Carron St Hawaiian Gardens Lamberson Los Angeles Fuentes Los Nietos Delores Gallegos Long Beach Bell Gardens

PUC and Bus Firm Clash Over Long Beach Fare Petition

The California Public Utilities Commission and the Long Beach Motor Bus Co dispute the city’s petition for a court review of a 13-cent basic fare. They argue the city’s 38 percent earning claim is misleading and based on depreciation, with the firm leasing most equipment. The city seeks review after a 2-cent fare hike and 11 percent service cut, in what may be a first such action by a California city.

George Weeks Long Beach Motor Bus Co State Public Utilities Commission California Su PUC Motor Bus Company Long Beach City Lines Everett C. McKeage Frank B. Austin Mary Moran Pajalich Commission Long Beach Motor v John Munholland Motor Bus Co Asst John B. Lamb California

Navy Folk Medical Aid Stays for Dependents in Long Beach

Out-patient care for dependents of servicemen will continue at Long Beach Naval Station Infirmary after June 29, with prospects of maintaining or expanding the program. An accompanying note says additional physicians will be available in June, and the delay in curtailing services was confirmed after a Washington report.

Long Beach Naval Station Naval Base Toro Marine Corps Air Base John A. Lund USN Washington Adm B. W. Hogan Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Craig Hosmer i.Long Beach

Assault Knocks Out Shuffleboard Player at Pacific Ave Bar

Aventon &, 200Inson, a resident of the LeDon Motel on W Anaheim St, suffered severe injuries after a blow during a Thursday night shuffleboard game in a Pacific Ave bar. Robinson at Seaside Hospital said the lights went out and he could not identify the attacker.

Aventon

Richfield Feeds West With $40 Million Refinery Expansion

Richfield’s 546 acre Watson plant at Alameda and Sepulveda will dedicate $40 million in new refinery facilities on Wednesday. President Charles S. Jones says the upgraded plant meets western motorist and military needs, expands aviation fuel potential, and emphasizes anti smog measures with nearly $6.9 million invested in anti pollution equipment.

Richfield Watson Alameda Sepulveda Charles S. Jones The Richfield of Corp Jones Richfield's Oil Sepulveda Blvds

Shoreline Plan Work Near Shoreline Development Talks Begin

Park Consultant F Ellwood Allen arrives from Benn ington with aid David Levitt to discuss shoreline development in Shoreline. L L Rado to join later. City Council approves 30000 contract for plans and head bluff improvements from a March 125 page report. Ford boosts hourly pay and salaried staff nationwide under 1953 UAW contract.

F. Ellwood Allen Bennington Wt. Allen David Levitt L. L. Rado New York Allen Ford Motor Co Beach City Mer Sam FE Ford Ford United Auto Workers

Lakewood Lakeview zoning clash over land for homes or industry

The Lakewood Park Corp and the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce clashed over rezoning a land strip between Carson Street and the UP right of way. The firm seeks 1400 one family homes while the Chamber urges keeping the area for industrial use to create jobs and grow tax revenue for Lakewood, a stance supported by the Long Beach Board of Realtors and the Civic League.

Lakewood Park Corp Long Beach Chamber of Commerce New Harry Christensen Chamber Lake- Wood Long Breach Christensen Long Beach Board of Realtors The Civic League

Gunwoman Dreams of Change Skips Robbery on Linden Ave

A 62 year old Grace A. Hansen was approached by a stocky female suspect with a gun on Linden Ave between Ocean Blvd and Marine Way Monday night. The mix up doll fled in a green sedan after asking what Hansen wanted, then changed her mind. The woman was 20 to 30, wore a pink turban.

Grace A. Henson J. Lee Linden Ave Ocean Blvd Marine Way

Cyclist Crashes in Anaheim. seriously hurt

Eugene S. McLean a 30 year old of 1126 Alhambra Cr was seriously injured late Thursday when his motorcycle collided with a panel truck at Anaheim St and Orange Ave He suffered a shattered bone in his left arm and a forehead cut and was admitted to Seaside Hospital The truck was driven by Cleatys E Unruh 42 of 2930 Long Beach Blvd who was making a left turn at about 8 20 pm

Eugene S. McLean Alhambra Cr Anaheim Orange Ave McLean Seaside Cleatys E. Unruh Long Beach Blvd

Firemen Aid Cerebral Palsy Drive At All Stations

All fire stations in the city will accept cash for a cerebral palsy telethon starting at 11 p.m. today and running to 5 p.m. Saturday. An off duty firefighter will staff each station to collect, log, and safeguard donations with Chief Frank Sandeman’s approval. The event will air on Channel 7.

Frank Sandeman

Four Destroyers Returning to San Diego Port

The destroyers Hopewell Kidd Wetherburn and Whitmann are scheduled to return to San Diego Sunday after completing their third Far East tour. They left last November for patrol duty in Korean Japanese and Formosan waters.

San Diego IRI Hopewell Kidd Wedderburn Uhitmann Far East

Sneak Thief Loots Gas Station Cash Till

A suspect stole about $100 from the Gorhould Shea Shell Service Station at 1991 Pasific Ave. in the rear of the store, while James Shea and other workers were busy in the back. Police reported the incident occurred around 10:30 am and involved station operators.

Gorhould-Shea Shell Pasific Ave Aun Wees James Shea Ite

Preliminary Hearing Set in Church Theft

M Bradovich a 26 year old transient from East Chicago Indiana was arraigned before Municipal Judge Charles D Wallace on charges of attempted burglary at St Barabas Church He admitted plans to specialize in church burglaries Bail was set at 1000 dollars and the preliminary hearing is scheduled for May 26.

M. Bradovich Charles D. Wallace Bradovich Chicago Ind St. Barnabas Church Thora J. Foley

Flying Fish Festival Lights Up Avalon Weekend

Avalon hosts Flying Fish Day with opboarders and yachtsmen gathering Saturday. The Blanche W. sails the harbor by Casino Point aided by two giant searchlights to spotlight flying fish. Long Beach Outboard Club runs a mainland to Avalon race. Newport Beach yachtsmen visit, a water carnival occurs, and a Flying Fish Queen will be crowned at the Casino ballroom.

Avalon Catalina Iland Blanche W Casino Point Outboard Boating Club Long Beach Newport Beach Avalon Recreation Commission Casino

Pupils Pay Tribute to Educator Goggin at Will Rogers

Ninth grade students staged a farewell assembly for W A Goggin, marking his 13 year principalship at Will Rogers Junior High. The 650 students gave a rising ovation as Goggin received two plaques with a gold key replica, while the orchestra and clubs saluted his career in a secret rehearsal effort.

Will Rogers W. A. Goggin Goggin Praders Dick Landes Harry Moore Long Beach Coggin Jefferson Junior High School Richard Manson Hughes Junior High School Rogers School Will Rogers Junior High School

Torture Case Mother Has Baby in Jail

Norwalk mother Mrs. Trinidad Vera, 28, awaiting trial on seven counts of torturing a daughter, gave birth to a son last Friday in Los Angeles County General Hospital. Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz said a Juvenile Court petition was filed to ward the baby. The case also involved a 9-year-old daughter with severe injuries, and the father asked for the child.

Trinidad Vera Norwalk Los Angeles County General Hospital Eugene W. Bistailuz Biscailuz Vera Tina St. Norwalk Joe Cruz Vera

YMCA to honor 51 volunteers at recognition dinner

The Y group will present special certificates to 51 YMCA volunteer leaders at the annual recognition dinner at 6:30 p.m. today in the YMCA Building. The YMCA is a member agency of the Long Beach Community Chest.

YMCA American Ave Long Beach

UCLA Psychologists Demonstrate Delayed-Voice Stutter Machine

UCLA psychologists unveil a device at the Western Psychological Association meeting that delays a speaker's feedback by 0.2 seconds to induce stuttering for stress reaction studies. The demonstration involves Dr Joseph G. Sheehan and William H. Rosevear among others, as 500 attendees hear papers on psychology topics from projective techniques to child development.

Ben Zinser USCA Western Psychological Assn Wilton Hotel Joseph G. Sheehan End William H. Rosevear Vention Jucla Ciology Roy M. Dortus

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