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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1948

Page

7

New York Zoological Society Notes Growth and Activities

The New York Zoological Society reports over 3.6 million annual visitors to the zoo with more than $180,000 in gifts and legacies. It plans a wildlife park in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and funds a wide range of education and psychology studies, highlighting its national role.

New York Zoological Park New York Zoological Society New York Mes New York Zoological Society Jackson Hole Wyo

Labor Day Activities Quiet in Long Beach Area

Labor Day brings many closures in Long Beach with city county and federal offices shut. A.F.L. parade plans in Los Angeles at the Coliseum with float and animal displays. San Pedro C.I.O. marchers, 20 floats and a Point Fermin Park barbecue. Post Office to close. downtown stores to shut per Long Beach retailers policy.

Long Beach Coliseum Los Angeles A. F.L A. FL Southland Broadway Meo First St Spring St City Hall San Pedro C. I. OQ Unla Los Angeles County Pacific Ave 15Th St Pacific Sixth St Municipal Ferry Building Harbor Blvd Point Fermin Park the Pike Howard K. Goodwin Ite Long Heath Associated L. Bur A. Wage Hoar Ote Bench

Illinois State Society Meeting Planned for September 10

David Livingstone, president, announced a meeting of the Illinois State Society at 6 30 p m Friday September 10 in Machinists Hall 728 Elm Ave A covered dish dinner will be served after a business session Five directors will be elected to three year terms and the board will meet to choose other officers

Illnois State Society Machinists’ Hall Elm Ave David Livingstone

Girl Hurt as Bike Collides With Pedestrian

Virginia Bowman 19 of 551 W Seaside Blvd was riding downhill on Magnolia Ave when she collided with pedestrian Charles A Adams 43 of S Magnolia Ave who carried groceries. Adams unharmed. Bowman suffered minor cuts and bruises, police said.

Virginia Bowman Seaside Blvd Magnolia Ave Charles A. Adams Adams

Long Beach to enter float in Pasadena Rose Parade

City of Long Beach will enter a float in the 1949 Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena. Councilman John R. Seaton, chairman of the public relations committee, announced. The entry will be filed later this month after the California League of Cities meeting September 19 to 22. The theme is Childhood Memories and 37 entries had been received by the association. Local entrants include Anaheim Gardena Inglewood Santa Ana and the San Pedro 20 30 Club with support from the Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West. A $10 000 allocation is in the budget for the float. Seaton is joined by A. Lynn Parmley Raymond C. Kealey Joseph R. Ramsey and Herbert R. Kiockslein. plans to confer with David Olmsted after the League meeting.

Long Beach Pasadena John R. Seaton Tournament of Bases Association California League of Cities Anaheim Gardena Inglewood City of Santa Ana San Pedro Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West Seaton Focal A. Lynn Parmley Raymond C. Kealey Joseph R. Ramsey Herbert R. Kiockslein David Olmsted

Devoted Doberman Pinscher Seeks Owner At City Pound

A dramatic plea describes a one-man Doberman Pinscher left at the municipal pound at 15th St and San Francisco Ave. The dog starves, refuses food, and pines for his previous owner who abandoned him. Bruce Galbraith now leads the pound, warning the dog may be put down if not claimed.

Gal Bruce Galbraith Pound Gog Fe

Pentecostal Meet Opens Here Sept. 8

Four thousand delegates of the United Pentecostal Churches will attend the 24th annual general conference to be held September 8 to 16 in the Municipal Auditorium Long Beach. Rev J Glenn Harvey and committee chairmen announce sessions include morning devotions and evenings of addresses.

United Pentecostal Churches Municipal Auditorium J. Glenn Harvey Apostolic Jesus Name Tabernacle 25Th St Rocky Mountains Middle West St. Louis Howard Pentecostal Mexico Africa United Pentecostal Church, Inc Pentecostal Church, Inc Assemblies of Jesus Christ North Long Beach Orange Ave 55Th St 88Th St Toth St. Barnabas Catholic Church North Long Beach Community Presbyterian

Stores to Begin New Friday Hours

About 89 retail stores will open at 10:30 p m and close at 9 p m every Friday under a new policy announced by E M Johnson president of Long Beach Retailers Associated. Stores will close tomorrow for Later Day and remain open on Admission Day despite banks and county and state offices holiday.

E. M. Johnson Long Beach Associated Etty Johnson

Homes for 140 Families Authorized Here in Month

August building permits authorize 87 single family homes and 74 multifamily units totaling about $798,580 for 63 family quarters. Construction includes two motels, a school, nine stores, two warehouses and several garages with a total value of $2,046,755,789.50.

Charles Morgan

Authorities Speaking at Rabbit Show in Western States Meet

Aria T. Dietz of Los Angeles County will speak at a noon rabbitry course at the Municipal Auditorium as part of the Western States convention. Willie Walter Kirsher of the American Cavy Breeders Association oversees cavy school. San Fernando Valley Cavy Breeders Association held a special meeting. trophies will be awarded tomorrow with Lloyd Harwood of San Bernardino as speaker. Delegates visited the Plesfreeze butchering plant, Los Angeles, the largest rabbit shipper in the U.S.

Aria T. Dietz Los Angeles County Municipal Auditorium Willie Walter Kirsher American Cavy Breeders’ Asscociation San Fernando Valley Ag+acciation Melo Lane Lloyd Harwood San Bernardino Los Angeles United States Lars Kew Zerland sJnslor Puck Jona Wolts Cost Vermillion Pela Praenly Ace Melbanky Miller & Bona Ailley Im Son Ahahaha Oram Baptaruci Mn Cramer Paar Alosroma Calif Rekehao Nanan Tibet Adoond Dom “Cramer Don Cramer Amnith

Record Swordfish Brought to Port Crowned Largest West Coast Catch

A broadbill swordfish measuring 15 feet and weighing 1047 pounds was brought to port, setting a West Coast record for size. The catch occurred Friday near Santa Catalina, with the sale price noted at 688 dollars.

West Coast Yeatarday Vincent Lararich Shy Pater Barbara Ad Sant Catalina

Municipal Servicemen's Club August Dance Highlighted

Mae Mathers, director, announced yesterday that 4850 One Municipal Servicemen's Club hosted August events including Coast Gustaa dance. Sponsored by the Recreation Fan Camp Imtaslon Moe, the gathering featured several activities as part of the month’s program for attendees.

Pereone

Planners Institute Set for L B Conference

National Conference of the American Institute of Planners comes to Long Beach September 16 to 18 with headquarters at the Lafayette Hotel. About 200 members are expected. Delegates will include experts from England, Mexico, Canada and Puerto Rico.

The American Institute of Planners Lafayettée Addation Istitute Institute Werner Ruchti Ruchti England Mexico Canada Puerto Rico Frederick J. Adams Cambridge Mass Paul Oppermann Federal Works Agency Washington, D. C Tracy B Angur Tennessee Valley Authority Gordon Stephenson Department of, Siviceign.eesnoversity Liverpool Evert Kincaid Chicago Rudid Long Beach Los Angeles Geoffrey F. Morgan Shoreline Planning Associaion

Burglars Take Golf Clubs From McMillen Home

Burglars removed a screen at 11071 Reconda Ave and stole golf clubs valued at 92 dollars. The incident was reported to police yesterday and involves a break in at the residence of Harry M. McMillen.

Harry M. McMillen Reconda Ave Goitelisha Polica

Long Beach Pier Holds $30 Million in Stranded Ships

The Long Beach-Los Angeles harbor faced a near paralysis as about 30 million dollars in ship value tied up at Pier A due to a strike. Frataon Line and other vessels including China United, India and Pasile Queen anchored offshore as tankers risk reduced movement and refineries suspend deliveries.

Poully Long Beach Frataon Line California Hawaii Othays Iirive China Uktaty Pacific Far East Tine Danish East Asiatic Line India Calmar Jine CID California Oil -Workers Conemued Win Pla Iwieaton Long Head Los Angeles Harbor B Segunda San Francinco

Police to Replace Junior Patrol With Full-Time Crossing Guards

Capt Faulkner announced the junior traffic patrol will not operate this fall but Thuy-nise crossings will be protected with full-time guards. Nine locations previously covered by the patrol will be taken over by city police officers as school opens September 13.

Otto Faulkner Police Department Thuy-nise Faulkner

New Automatic Foghorn Planned for Belmont Pier

Belmont officials announced a new automatic foghorn will replace the worn manual signal at end of Belmont Pier. After Coast Guard consultation the city will purchase the latest foghorn type at under 100 dollars to operate in fog, with a city employee on duty when needed.

Belmont Pier Belmont Shore Coast Guard

Officials study greeting three men to discuss Long Beach welcome signs

Three men are tasked with planning new Long Beach welcome signs. A $4500 rent budget and a $20,000 project fund are indicated. The city engineer's office will survey street corners to determine which corners need new names.

Long Beach Alex Neai Charlies Orrison

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