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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1950

Page

10

Maritime Group UKs New port program gains approval

The Marine Association of Commerce approves a two year program to boost harbor commerce in coordination with the port city chambers of commerce. Key effort targets a shortage of small craft moorings at the harbor and includes a coastwise service history with steamship links to Alaska. W. D. Spicer, executive secretary and former Dominguez Chamber president, announced the plan.

Newlife Marine Association of Commerce W. D. Spicer Chambers of Commerce Spicer Dominguez Chamber of Commerce Here Alaska Coastwise Line

Foreign Stamp Show by Local Collectors in Long Beach

Dr Albert Salathe Marion Tee ter and Joseph Ayers will display their foreign stamp collections at the Long Beach Stamp Collectors Club meeting tomorrow at 7 30 AM. The gathering will be held at 951 Locust street.

Albert Salathe Marion Teeter Joseph Ayers Long Beach Stamp Collectors’ Club Locustre

C-Trader's Specialized Design Basis of Dispute

The centering of a union jurisdiction dispute over C-Trader handling lumber from Reeds Port highlights an unusual ship. Built as a war freighter N-3-M-A1, she is 270 feet long with a 42 foot beam and a 1300 horsepower engine. Her two cranes serve all three hatches and electric needs adapt with a driveshaft generator.

Reedsport Ore Sailors Union of

Japanese Cherry Trees Sail for America to Promote Goodwill

Shipping circles report 10,000 cherry trees aboard a Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line vessel crossing the Pacific. Destination may be New York or Newark as the Japanese Trade Promotion Association sends trees to the United Nations headquarters for parceling among nations.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line Pacific New York Japanese Trade Promotion Association United Nafiohs U. N. Cherry Tree Department Family of Nations Newark

Individualy Owned Thor I Motorship Bridges Pacific Islands Trade

The Thor I, a single-ship motorship captained by Per Mork, sails from Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor and San Francisco to South Pacific atolls. Owned by Thor Dahl & Co of Norway, seventeen South Sea Islander- owned stockholders back the venture. The ship carries 3750 tons, with 1500 tons of shell cases on a Guadalcanal load, and a dozen passengers including officials, a romance seeker, a botany professor, a WWI veteran, and a New Yorker escaping. The voyage links Papeete to Apia with ports like Pago Pago and Rarotonga, offering a romantic maritime tale amid a cargo of vanilla and copra on the homeward run.

Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor San Francisco South Pacific Pacific Islands Thor I Per Mork New Caledonia Norway Thorn Destiny Smart Papeete Newmea Pago Pago Apia Rarotonga Port Vila Guadalcanal Thor Dahl & Co South Sea Islands

Union Resolution Hits Lag in Cargo Ship Construction

Local 3 Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America releases a 20 paragraph resolution criticizing the nation’s failure to expand merchant ship replacement. It cites unemployment in shipyards and idle facilities and urges modernization of the Reserve Fleet, subsidies for all lines, and incentives for U.S. ship construction. The union sent copies to President Truman, Vice President Barkley, top government officials, and Congress.

Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America Truman Barkley Navy Francis P. Matthews Commerce Charles Sawyer Maurice Tobin Maritime Board E. L. Cochrane Joint Chiefs of Staff

Four U S Vessels Go To Scrap In October

Four U S vessels were scrap ation in October reducing the privately owned American fleet by four. The National Federation of American Shipping notes the private American Flag fleet now totals 726 dry cargo and cargo passenger ships and 448 tankers. The government charters 191 vessels and operates 48 under general agency. The reserve fleet holds 2019 merchant ships including 1604 Liberty freighters and 110 Victory ships.

National Federation of American Shipping

Tuna Pack May Set New High

Packers in Southern California and San Diego foresee a record tuna pack of 8,500,000 cases in 1950. Even with a six week production dip, annual output should top the 7,290,000-case 1849 record. It would mark a sixth consecutive year of records, aided by a larger clipper fleet and higher raw fish imports.

San Diego Southern California

Pontoon Bridge Work Planned at Seaside Boulevard

Plans are prepared to dismantle and reconstruct the pontoon bridge at Seaside Blvd built by the Navy during the war and later turned over to the Long Beach Harbor Department. The bridge is closed to vehicle traffic as land subsidence has caused the approaches to settle several feet, binding the pontoons to the ramps at high tide.

Seaside Blvd Navy Long Beach Harbor

Insurance Parley Meeting Topic in Bay City

A Bay City meeting will discuss the recent state insurance convention in San Francisco led by Hugh Burnham president of the Long Beach Insurance Association at the Lafayette Hotel noon tomorrow. Attendees from Long Beach include Burnham past president Jim Evans Edward D. Murray Jack Berkower George L. Richards Charles Malycom John L. Kelly and state director Bill Wilson.

San Francisco Hugh Burnham The Long Beach Insurance Association Lafayette Hotel Long Beach Insurance Jim Evans Edward D. Murray Jack Berkower George L. Richards Charles Malycom John L. Kelly Bui Wilson

Operation Puts Lakewood Dog Back on His Feet

King the Lakewood collie, hit by a car with a shattered front leg, was saved by an intramedullary pinning operation at Lakewood Animal Hospital. Dr. Robert Nevin repaired his leg, and after months of care the six year old dog recovered, though he often moves without using the injured limb.

Lakewood King John Kommers Poinsettia St Kommers Robert Nevin Lakewood Animal Hospital

USS New Jersey to Rejoin Fleet as Active Warship

The 45 000 ton battleship New Jersey will be recommissioned for active duty next Tuesday at Bayonne New Jersey, joining the USS Missouri in Brunswicks on duty. Built in 1942, the Iowa class ship carries nine 16 inch guns and serves as Halsey’s World War II flagship during its wartime service.

Bayonne N. J New Jersey Navy U. S. S. Missouri Missouri Adm William (Bull) Halsey

Hunt for Missing Boat Abandoned as Coast Guard Ends Search

The Coast Guard has abandoned the search for the 40-foot Newrt Harbor fishing boat Myarle after the owner Preston Johnson, 41, was found dead off Catalina Island following the stoga of Nov. 10. Still missing is David P. DeLeon, 24, of Los Angeles, who formerly lived with his parents in Long Beach. The De Leons, Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeLeon, now reside in Harrison, Idaho, and the father was in the tea estate business here.

Coast Guard Newrt Harbor Myarle Preston Johnson Catalina Island Stoga David P. DeLeon Los Angeles Long Beach Jack de Leon Harrison Idaho

Anaheim Street Bridge Pier Progress in Harbor Work

Two piers of the Anaheim Street bridge are complete while piling is driven for a third. Five piers and the westerly abutment are under the current contract by Guy F. Atkinson Co. Approach supports railing and final completion will come under future contracts.

Anaheim St Harbor Department Guy F. Atkinson Co

Broughers Sail for Tour of Orient

Rev. J. Whitcomb Brougher Jr a Glendale minister and apiain of the Propeller Club of Beach Los Angeles Port No 68 will make a tour of the Orient with Mrs. Brougher departing December 22 aboard the American President viet President Cleveland The line annually orders tours for ministers of three faiths A rabbi and a priest also were chosen for the tour

J. Whitcomb Brougher Jr Glendale Propeller Club of Beach-Los Angeles Port No. 68 Orient Brougher Viet Cleveland

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