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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1951
Page
16
United Nations mediator Frank P. Graham conferred for over an hour with Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan in Karachi. He reportedly presented a formal proposal to resolve the India Pakistan border state issue.
Donnelly Rogers, 10, sons of Hugh and Mrs Rogers, cut lawns last summer with a family mower. He pursued work by door to door calls and picked up many jobs, accumulating a $37 bank balance, funded trips to the mountains and school clothes as he starts fifth grade at Bret Harte.
Five hundred delegates to the California Fence Officers Association convention in Yosemite National Park voted yesterday to hold the 32nd annual meeting in Long Beach next year. The invitation was extended by Police Chief William H. Dovey, joined by Mrs. Dovey and David Olmstead of the Long Beach Convention Bureau, and Mrs. Olmstead. Joseph M. Kenrick, superintendent of social welfare, gave a talk at the convention.
Visiting Mexico City Mrs. Clarence B Mills on sabbatical from the local school district travels from Mexico City to Florida and Nova Scotia as the first stop in a year long tour.
Coast Guard inspectors and Bethlehem Steel Co representatives will decide tomorrow if 000-ton Korean war scrap aboard SS Holystar at Berth 54 Long Beach contains live ammunition. Longshoremen refused cargo handling after objects believed to be grenades and shells were found, demanding $2 an hour penalty pay in addition to regular wages.
A Long Beach man is among 1060 Southern California soldiers returning from Korea aboard the USS Thomas Jefferson. Corporal Bryan J. Bee of 272 Orange Avenue is listed among those on the transport which will dock in San Francisco Bay at 9:04 p.m. Monday.
Four young children were injured yesterday in separate mishaps in Long Beach. Donel L. Davis four suffered a head laceration when struck by a toy shotgun. Helen C. Anderson two swallowed worm pills. Richard Foster three fell from a bicycle, and Randy Jo Hathaway twenty one months fell from a kitchen stool. All treated at Seaside Hospital.
A picnic for residents from every state is set for today at Bixyr Park by the All States Society. Trophies will honor the state with the most representatives. Lloyd Keller will MC at 1 p.m. with a Municipal Band concert. Rev. Leland J. Boyer will deliver the invocation and Mayor Burton W. Chase will speak. Badges will be issued and state-by-state registration.
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University of California Extension Division offers two 18 week evening accounting courses at Polytechnic High School room 205. A cost accounting class starts Tuesday and an intermediate accounting class starts Thursday. Each runs 7 to 8 30 pm. Fees apply and three university credits may be earned. Instructors are Harry W. Hayes and Everett Morris CPAs.
The 1951 52 Los Angeles County tax rate prompted a flood of letters to the Board of Supervisors. Taxpayers high and low praise the cut and commend officials for economical governance, while others criticize acts of public servants, showing broad civic engagement.
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