Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Long Beach Press Telegram in Long Beach, California

We have 16,224,693 pages in California

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1948

Page

3

Child Crushed in Driveway Fatal Accident

Bruce Braithwaite a two year old of 810 W 28th St was killed yesterday afternoon when run over by a backing car at 800 W 28th St Dr Opal ONeil who lives at 500 address said she felt the bump and learned of the tragedy when she found the boy The body was taken to Christensen and Pine Mortuary Ronald Swanson a 15 year old from 809 Del Mar Ct Compton suffered neck chest injuries and lacerations after a collision at Ocean Blvd and Gaviota Ave He was treated at Seaside Hospital driver Lillian Ebler 30 of 4803 Brayton Ave was not held responsible Ross Heaston 23 of 4185 E Fourth St was treated for lacerations after a two car crash at Antheim St and Redondo Ave The other driver Robert Crosco 28 of 2275 Fashion Aves escaped injury police said

Bruce Braithwaite 28Th St Opal O'Neil Christensen and Pine Ronald D. Swanson del Mar Ct Compton Ocean Blvd Gaviota Ave Seaside Hospital Lillian L. Ebler Brayton Avé

Nine Bids Opened on Artesia Street Bridge Proposal

Bids opened by the city manager for the Artesia Street bridge over the Los Angeles River flood control channel. Seven bidders provided total figures on 65 plan items. totals ranged from 696000 to 835620.17 with two bids informal. The two formal bids were Guy F. Atkinson Co and W. J. Distell.

Artesia St Los Angeles River G. E. Kerns Long Beach R. M. Price W. J. Distell Los Angeles Guy F. Atkinson Co United Concrete Pipe Corp Baldygin Park C. D. Tuttle Guy F. Atkinson

Water Department Repairs Multiple Breaks in North Long Beach

Crews responded to four water breaks in North Long Beach early this morning. A vehicle owned by A. R. Bridges drove into a wash-out at 55th Street and Elm Avenue. no injuries, car towed. Breaks included a six inch main on 55th Street and Elm, service line on Walnut south of 63rd, and an eight inch line on Walnut north of 4th with a second break found in the same line. Officials suspected ground movement caused the cluster of breaks.

Water Department North Long Beach We A. R Elm Ave 55Th St Hery Walnut Ave 63Rd St 4Th St

Kiwanis Leaders Meet in Joint Huntington Park Session

Ted Staley, Southern California Kiwanis lieutenant governor, attended the Long Beach and Huntington Park clubs joint meeting at Massaic Temple Pacific Blvd Huntington Park. Long Beach president Harry Christenson spoke. program chair was Harry Galbraith. Musicians from Long Beach included Jerry Galingham on piano Ralph Frieze soloist and a quartet Bruce Gray Jack Hammond Norman Masterson Christenson. Christenson formerly resided in Huntington Park. Dr Albert Everett presides over Huntington Park Kiwanis.

Ted Staley Kiwanis California Long Beach Huntington Park Pacific Blvd Massaic Temple Harry Christenson Harry Galbraith Jerry Galingham Ralph Frieze Bruce Gray Jack Hammond Norman Masterson Christenson Albert Everett Huntington Park Club

Blaze Destroys Kitchen of Cafe on Long Beach Blvd

A short circuit caused a fire that destroyed the kitchen of a cafe at 5096 Long Beach Blvd. Three engine companies responded to the alarm.

Blaze Long Beach Blvd

Swallows Build Low-Cost Nesting at Lakewood Junior High

A Lakeword Junior High School area report describes cliff swallows constructing nests under the eaves at 3302 Centralia St. Ruth H. Kirkland notes mud and grass pellets forming layered cup nests with 3 to 6 eggs per clutch, rearing two broods per season. Some staff, pupils, and bird lovers observe, while head custodian Harlan V. Marsh voices concern.

Lakeword Junior High School Centralia St Ruth H. Kirkland San Juan Capistrano Mission Naples Banning Park Wilmington Miss Kirkland Lakewood Harlan V. Marsh

German-born Lindemann faces murder charge in wife slaying

Herman Lindemann 43 stood silent as Municipal Judge Charles D. Wallace read the murder complaint. Public Defender Nordorf waived preliminary hearing to May 27. Lindemann remanded without bail after confessing to the hammer and knife killing of his wife Dorothy, 45, at 1940 Alamitos. He told reporters he planned the act after waiting for her to sleep.

Herman G. Lindemann Dorothy Charles D. Wallace Wallace Ted Sten Lindemann Sten Co. Towa Dorothy Gibbs Alamitos Corona Polson Germany America

Command Change at Long Beach Navy Base

Vice Adm. Walter S. DeLang transferred command of the Pacific Fleet battleship and cruiser division to Rear Adm. Laurence T. DuBose aboard the St Paul in Long Beach. DeLang will become commandant of the Third Naval District in New York, while DuBose comes from the Sixth Naval District at Charleston. Salutes marked the ceremony as both flags were raised.

Walter S. DeLang Long Beach Laurence T. DuBose St. Paul DeLang New York Third Naval District Adm DuBose Sixth Naval District Charleston Ss. c Naval Army St. Paul's Navy Marine Corps Adm.DeLang St. Paw Adm. DuBose Long Beach Naval Station Paul Hendren St Paul

Cash Stolen From Home On St. Louis Avenue

Mrs. Edward R. Housman reports a burglar entered her home on St. Louis Avenue yesterday and stole $130 in cash. Police are investigating the burglary.

Edward R. Housman St. Louis Ave

Artesia Street Drain Line Gets State Matching Funds

The State Allocation Board approved 437 370 in matching funds for the Artesia Street trunk line in North Long Beach. The project totals 875 000 with 175 000 from the county and 262 000 from city bonds. A 56 inch storm drain will run along Artesia from Orizaba to Atlantic, feeding a pump station to divert flood waters into the flood control channel. Laterals will connect to the line.

IHB State Artesia St Long Beach Orizaba Ave Atlantic Ave

Biggest Inch gas line inspected by officials

Officials and reporters toured the Maywood Consolidated Steel plant to review the Biggest Inch project from Santa Fe Springs to Pasadena Alhambra area. The 30 inch high tension pipe sections and a 12 mile feeder line will cost about 1.5 million dollars and serve 100 000 users. The Texas line now delivers 175 million cubic feet daily with capacity up to 205 million, aiding Southland supply and reducing strain on local fields.

Southland Texas California Santa Fe Springs Pasadena- Alhambra Los Angeles County Maywood Consolidated Steel Santa Fe ‘Springs Southern California Gas Co United States Los Angeles Texas Gas Wilmington Texas Line 124Nile Consolidated Ezins Maywood Steel Francis Howard Lloyd Earr Consolidated Steel Co H. L. Masser Southern Counties Gas Company

Weather Outlook With Warmer, Clear Skies

Mostly clear conditions with a slight warming trend today and tonight through Sunday. Variable night and morning low clouds possible. Gentle to moderate variable winds, turning moderate westerly in the afternoons.

Liberty freighter Endicott towed to Long Beach

The William C Endicott, a Liberty ship, lost her propeller 1230 miles from the Far East and is towed by Sea Lion toward Long Beach Los Angeles. Arrival is tentatively set for Wednesday, with American President Lines reporting the tow began earlier this week and noting similar postwar failures among Liberty ships.

Far East Sykes Brothers William C. Endigott Long Beach Los Angeles Harry American President Lines Sea Lion San Francisco Red Stock Endicott Yokohama Marine Exichange

L B Pair to Receive New Mexico Degrees

William Aloysius Harrington Jr. and Barry S. Cook head a group of 28 California seniors who will graduate next month at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. More than 600 others are set to graduate at the university's 56th commencement.

William Aloysius Harrington Jr Santiago Ave Barry S. Cook Lewis Ave California University of New Mexico Albuquerque N. M

Man Denies Plan to Shoot It Out With Police

In Superior Court Judge Fred Miller heard Donald E. Chandler deny planning to shoot it out with police after a March 23 stop linked to Lester F. Larson. Police testified of a weapon stash in rooms Larson and Chandler used, leading to charges of two counts of attempted murder, grand theft, and weapons violations. The defense presented witnesses claiming Larson owned the firearms. The case was adjourned to Tuesday for final arguments and jury instructions.

Superior Court Fred Miller Donald E. Chandler Michigan Lester F. Larson Santa Fe Ave Larson McMahan Chandler H. J. Schlecht Donald McMahan Schlecht L. Donald St. Clair Th Wildey St. Clair Millee

Purse Seiner New Elmer Towed to Long Beach Harbor

The 50 foot purse seiner New Elmer, towed by a Coast Guard cutter, arrived in Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor last night after engine trouble seven miles north of San Clemente Island. Four aboard including master-owner Bruce Russell of Terminal Island. The vessel was towed 70 miles to San Pedro by the purse boats from San Diego.

Coast Guard Long Beach Los Angeles San Clemente Island Bruce Russel Terminal Island San Pedro Perseus San Diego

Man Pleads Guilty in Child Mistreatment Case

Joan A. Seja, a 4caddy, pleaded guilty to mistreating a year old child near a local country club. He was arraigned on a felony morals charge before Municipal Judge Charles B. Wallace. Judge Wallace set May 24 for sentence in Superior Court. the incident occurred around Eighth St and Gardenia Ave as per Detective Inspector John Harrison.

Joan A. Seja Charles B. Wallace John Harrison Eighth St Gardenia Ave Wallace

Slaight Seeks City Voice in Defense Plans

Long Beach Disaster Council executive officer Slaight moves to secure city input on civilian defense plans in Washington. Police Chief Holstrom named California representative on the National Civilian Defense Unit Advisory Committee and will head to Washington for six months. David E. Andrew praises Long Beach’s disaster setup as a model for other cities.

Long Beach Chief Slaight Holstrom Slaight David E. Andrew Earl Warren Andrew

Teen Canteen Dedicated at Houghton Park

A large crowd attended the dedication of the Hi-Teen Canteen at Houghton Park. Rotary Club president Dr. John Cottrell presented a juke box, and Hi-Teen Capteen president Jerry Templeton accepted for members and gave Cottrell a lifetime membership. The event featured daytime ceremonies at Jordan High School and an evening program with music by Phil Rominger and his orchestra.

Houghton Park Virgil Spenghers Citizens’ Committee Jerry Templeton Baril A. Carleson Harold Nelms Jordan High School Templeton Carleton Peters North Long Beach North Long Beach Lions Club John Wilson Pras-Telearam John Cottrell Rotary Club Capteen Cottrell John Papp Recreation Commission Joan Galfher Betty Hodick Carol Antle Phil Rominger Rominger Virgil Spangberg Citizens' Committee Hi-Teen Canteen Spangberg Jordan High City Board of Education, Recreation and Park Commission The Park Commission

Visitors Tour Twin Ports On Harbor Day Maritime Event

Thousands of Harbor Day visitors rode city water taxis to view the Port of Long Beach and Los Angeles Harbor. Ships from several nations, Russian sailing vessels, the Howard Hughes flying boat, a German crane, and Navy facilities drew crowds. A four hour Navy Coast Guard and Scout program followed by a Maritime Day ball at the Wilton Hotel capped the day.

Pierpoint Landing Long Beach San Pedro Wilmington Los Angeles Harbor Long Beach Inner Harbor Howard Hughes Navy’ Yard Navy Navy Base Cabrillo Marine Museum Coast Guard Scouts and Coast Guard Auxiliary Navy Reserve Armory Terminal Island Wliton Hotel Merchant Marine Veterans of America

Long Lease Taken on Belmont Theater

The Heedwohl estate records a long lease to West Coast Long Beach Theater Corporation of Los Angeles for the Belmont Theater Building at 4918 Second Street. Monthly rent is $1000. L. J. Heedwohl, trustee of the Rose Heedwohl estate, signed the lease. Rebuilding plans, after the city deemed the structure unsafe, were submitted for safety department approval.

Heedwohl Long Beach Theater Corporation Los Angeles Belmont Theater Second St L. J. Heedwohl Rose Heedwohl City Department of Building In Safety

Also Mentioned on This Page

Artesia Street H. A. van den Top E. 14Th St Ben Jerusalem Temple Ave J. A. Denham Denham Press-Telegram Swallows L. B. Man L.B. Navy Base Gdebaram Calif By Lou Head L. B New Mexico
Search Courier

Search the Long Beach Press Telegram Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Long Beach Press Telegram?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication