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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1953

Page

15

Long Beach women push park plan with state flower garden

The Long Beach movement urges a master park development plan and a qualified park director to carry it out. AX Vesta Hollender reports her quilted flower collection from each state, while locals joke about headlines and discuss veterans aids, a Navy mine demo, and election smog fears.

Rpuar Norm Masterson Thurlyne Waite Long Beach Vesta Hollender Kansas City Star Missouri Mark Twain Ozarks Truman

Hunt Father Who Hurled Infant at Officer

Fred George Miguel 26 Artesia milker fled California after hurling his 10 month old baby at officer Richard M. Larson who confronted him at 18514 Gridley Rd following a quarrel with his wife over pictures of the child. The officer cut his hand trying to halt the moving car and fired three shots at the fleeing vehicle.

George Miguel Artesia California Richard M. Larson Miguel Gridley Rd Larson

Vet Memorial Program Set at Veterans Stadium

Golden State Post No. 279 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will host a public memorial program Thursday at 8 PM in Veterans Memorial Stadium. Comdr. Gilbert Paugh of Sawtelle Chapter 52 will speak on Strength of the Nation, with Commander Ralph B. Safford and Ruth Miller presiding and Arthur Spencer conducting part of the program.

Golden State Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Veterans Memorial Stadium Gilbert Paugh the Sawtelle Chapter Military Order of the Purple Heart Ralph B. Safford Ruth Miller Wil Arthur Spencer

Former Governor Merriam Fades. Urgent At Santa Aha Hospital

Former governor Frank Merriam grows weaker at St. Marys Hospital in an oxygen tent after heart trouble linked to injuries from a car crash sixteen days ago in Santa Aha. Family thanks well wishers as condolences pour in.

Frank Merriam St. Mary's Hospital Santa Aha

Specifications OKd for Pumping Engine to extend fire service

The City Council approved specifications for a triple combination pumping engine for the fire department to serve newly annexed areas. Estimated first cost is 25,000 dollars. The Oregon Ave station will house the new unit, with a 1924 pumping unit traded in from inactive reserve.

Oregon Ave Sam E. Vickers

City approves contract for Naples Bridge project

Naples area officials award a $148,699 contract to Guy F Atkinson Co for a new bridge over Riva Alto Canal and a sewer pump station at Ravenna Dr The project replaces a narrow bridge with two 14 foot traffic lanes a center divider and two five foot sidewalks The pump station will be built beneath the bridge approach City engineers estimated $125,000 and Atkinson bid was among six received by City Manager Sam E Vicker’s office.

Guy F. Atkinson Co Riva Alto Canal Ravenna Dr Naples Atkinson Co Sam E. Vicker

Sea Scout Base Dedication Set For June 14

Center for jamboree activities announce informal dedication of a new Sea Scout base at Pier A in Long Beach. L Appling, Scout executive, notes the $25,000 facility will host about 150 Sea Scouts and 500 other participants from the area council and Harbor Department plans. The base includes a fleet of 50,000 Scouts imagine a west coast hub with harbor access and open sea views, featuring boats, rockets, and a laboratory, ready by June 14.

Chamber of Commerce Former of America Long Beach L. Appling Boy Scouts of Sea Scout Area Council America Pier Cly Sea Scouts Ters Meetbeach Harbor Irvine al Davis Krews Boy Scouts Hwy. 101 Las

Long Beach Couple Face Child Desertion Charge

Allege 26 year old Albina Jimenez abandoned her 2 month old son in a Hotel Robinson basement. She was arraigned on felony child desertion in Municipal Court after surrendering to police. Her husband Isabell claimed she left following a quarrel and alleged infidelity. The baby John was found in the hotel basement by a maid and later taken to General Hospital. Bail set at 2000. preliminary hearing scheduled for June.

Albina Jimenez Long Beach Jimenez Los Angeles Robinson Jewel Rider St. Mary’s Hospital John Charles D. Wallace June LL

Man Booked for Taking Shot at Wife

Marty L. Jones 39 of 160 A W Market St was booked Monday for investigation of assault to commit murder after his ex wife Alice M. Giters 32 of 4186 Elm Ave Apt 7 claimed he tried to force entry then fired a shot from an alleyway near her Downey California home. The bullet narrowly missed and passed through an eave.

Marty L. Jones W. Market St Jones Paramount Blvd Imperial Hwy

City gas official to attend municipal utilities conference

William Ramsell, office manager of the commercial division, California gas department, will attend the California Municipal Utilities Association conference June 9 to 12 in San Francisco. City council authorized his attendance today.

Nurses Launch Annual Two Day Institute Here

Long Beach nurses open a two day institute at the city health center with talks by Dr. George Tarjan and Dr. Nathaniel Showstack. Over 600 registered nurses from the area are expected to attend as Mary Stanley welcomes the group and Sallie Marti chairs the event.

Long Beach Area City Health Center Hera Sallis Martin Long Beach Veterans Hospital Long Beach Nurses Association George Tarjan Pacific Colony Nathaniel Showstack Terminal Island Long Beach Mary Stanley Association Sallie Marti Long Beach VA Hospital Tarjan State Institute For Spadra Shawstack George J. Lester U. S. Army Air Force Grace C. Barbee State Nurses’ Association Villa Riviera St. Mary's Hospital Eugene Temkin Veterans Administration Hospital David S. Rubsamen Harry Alban

Lakewood Smoke Scare Sparks Annexation Debate

County firemen rushed to extinguish a furnace fire at 3314 McNab Ave as critics charge the response was political interference in the Lakewood Long Beach annexation fight. Residents note multiple engines arrived. officials defend the call as standard procedure for any structural fire.

Lakewood McNab Ave Long Beach Duyne Boltom Bolton Floor Bellflower County Bolton Downey Bellflower Moneay University District Fire Départment Valiem Deighton Coralite T Lakewood Plaza Irland Englemian University District Taxpayers Association John Duncan Duncan Lakewood Park Corp Bruce Lewellyn Coralite Lewellymy

Holiday Classified Notice

Classifieds will close early for Memorial Day weekend with a 4:00 p.m. Friday deadline for Saturday and Sunday ads. The Classified Headquarters will be closed on Memorial Day Saturday May 30 and ads must be placed early this week for best service.

Ford to Call Back Help at L. B. Unit

About 1300 Ford production workers at Tong Beach in Long Beach will return to work within 10 days to two weeks after a Canton Ohio strike settlement. Layoffs followed the Canton foundry action, with production resuming after forged shortages.

Tong Beach Ford Canton Ohio Ford Motor Co. Foundry Charles Thompson Long Beach John S. Bugas Fis

Road Deaths Total 21 Here This Year

The death of Lillian Jones, 69, at Harbor General Hospital raises local traffic fatalities to 21 for the year, up from 16 at this time last year. She died from injuries suffered March 24 in a collision at Seventh Street and Cedar Avenue while riding in a small autoette driven by Nanette E. Simmons, who was injured but survived. The autoette collided with a car driven by Charles J. Lilly of Bell Gardens.

Lillian Jones Eighth St Harbor General Hospital Seventh St Cedar Ave Nanette E. Simmons Pine Ave Charles, J. Lilly Bell Garns

Adams County Picnic Planned in Los Angeles Park

Former Adams County Hastings Nebraska residents will gather at MacArthur Park in Los Angeles on Sunday June 7. E C Lann secretary of the Adams County Association announced the event with coffee to be furnished.

Adams County Hastings Neb MacArthur Park Los

County Final Say on Rezoning for Bellflower Drive In

County regional planning will make the final decision on a proposed four screen drive in theater on a 35 acre site at Bellflower and Spring. The City Council and Planning Commission clashed over zoning changes with residents protesting the project and a split on affected blocks. Final action rests with the County Regional Planning Commission.

Planning Commission Bellflower Blvd Spring St Milton D. Arthur Cabart ‘Theaters Twenty-third Spring Sts Bellflower Spring 28Th St Las Coyotes 23Rd St Bedflower Blvd Lloyd S. Whaley County Regional Planning Commission

Hutch Patio Gets Go Ahead For Canteen Addition

City Council approved plans for a storeroom and patio addition at the Poly-Hi Hutch Canteen located at 2611 Locust Ave. City Manager Sam E. Vickers was authorized to seek bids. Estimated cost is 4300 dollars.

Poly-Hi Hutch Locust Ave Sam E. Vickers

County Hikes Employes Wage Scale

Los Angeles County boosts wages for about 20,000 workers starting July 1 with a new minimum of 200 dollars monthly. Approximately 18,000 employees earning 464 dollars a month or less receive raises totaling 4.852 million dollars, averaging 22.50 dollars per month. Key increases include District Attorney S Ernest Rol and County Manager Arthur J Will to 21,000 a year, County Counsel Harold W Kennedy to 20,500, Sheriff Eugene W Biscailuz, Assessor John R Quinn, Chief Engineer William J Fox, and Flood Control Engineer H E Hedger to 20,500.

Los Angeles Board of Supervisors Ernest Rol Arthur J. Will Harold W. Kennedy Eugene W. Biscailuz John R. Quinn William J. Fox H. E. Hedger

Odd ball feat as L B student builds plane and flies

Dave Case an 18 year old Long Beard student at Jordan High School rebuilt a Phillips Sky Jack CT 2 from rust and debris. He spent 550 on materials and hours of labor to craft a flyable craft. The craft soared at Compton Airport with his mother Diana Flowers watching as he logged 85 flight hours and eyed a commercial license.

Dave Case Jordan High School Dave Long Beard Yordan California Ave Compton Diana Flowers

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