Jurist Returns Summary For Week From Army Duty
John C. Spence Tr returned to active status after army duty. He served in World War II and held posts in Fort Myer and San Francisco. Spence will practice law at 349 Ocean Center Bldg and reside in Signal Hill with Frances and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Spence
Signal HU
Spence
Army Air Forces
Fort Myer
Presidio
San Francisco
Sixth Army
Signel Hill
Judicial Council
Signal Hill Township
Harry F. Keeler
Long Beach
Frances
John C
Ralph E
Falcon Ave
Signal Hill
Ocean Center Bldg
Trend of Stock Prices for Past Week Analyzed
The analysis notes a strong resistance in the 276-280 range for the Dow Jones industrials, with five failed attempts over a year. It weighs market uncertainty from Washington arms reports, potential steel surplus by 1953, and possible EPT effects, while highlighting compensating factors and the chance of a mid 1953 price correction. Leading stocks mentioned include Allis-Chalmers, Am. Cyanamid, Caterpillar, Pullman, Alpha Portland Cement, and Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones
Washington
Congress
Allis-Chalmers
Cyanimid
Caterpillar
Pullman
Alpha Portland Cement
Northern Pacific
Tornado damages 48 million at Carswell Air Force base
The Air Force reports a tornado at Carswell Field near Fort Worth on September 1 caused 48 million dollars in damage. One bomber was destroyed and 106 others damaged. Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg says 37 bombers are repaired and back in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Carswell Field
Fort Worth
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Commodity Price Index Climbs On Wholesale Rates
New York reports wholesale commodity prices edged up this week led by textiles reaching a 1952 peak. The index stands at 184.58, up from 184.53 last week and 190.09 a year ago, with 1926 as base. Food and nonferrous metals rose while industrials livestock grains and cotton declined slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Livestock Prices Report Shows Broad Decline Across Specie
Livestock prices declined through the week with light demand from shippers. Cattle, pigs, and sheep fell, with top hogs near 20.15 per hundredweight for a large lot of mixed meat hogs. Underweights and lower grades led to widespread drops, while some prime slaughter cattle and yearlings traded lower but remained active in select lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buichere
Bulit
Dows
Montanas
Weverel
Hay Prices and Feed Prices in Texas Market Notes
Market notes list hay and alfalfa prices with several grades and destinations. It references annual spring movements, steer and cattle feed terms, and valuation figures across multiple lots and grades, including top prices near $22 and various cull ranges, plus barley and vegetable feed pricing cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rtadea
Texas
Time Paint Donated for Jamboree Headquarters
Newport Beach volunteers from thirty painting contractors and Boy Scouts painted the National Jamboree headquarters in one day. Arthur Remery led Orange County painters. Godder Co donated Boy Scout green outside and white inside. Edward Duffy delivered 100 gallons. The building, a former Army barracks, will host National Boy Scout officers. the July 1953 jamboree plans place 50,600 attendees on a Corona del Mar site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Beach
Arthur Remery
Balboa
Orange County Painters and], Decorators Association
Boy Scout
Godder Co
Edward Duffy
Long Beach
Army Barracks
Coast College
Santa Ana Army Air Base
National
Boy Scout Headquarters
Corona del Mar
Canadian Legion Ceremony Tonight In Long Beach
Canadian Légionnaires of Long Beach Post 1¢ will install officers for 1952 53 tonight in Veterans Memorial Auditorium. HMS Sheffield guests and Royal Canadian Mounted Drill team from Gardena Post 13 will perform with bagpipers from Palos Verdes Post 77 and Los Angeles Scottish Post 1. Aerts is installed commander with a slate including Harrison Bell Mardoche McIntyre Reed and Howie.
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Canadian Légionnaires of
Long Beach
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Royal Canadian Mounted
Gardena Post 13
Palos Verdes Post
Scottish Post
Los Angeles
HMS Sheffield
Alphonse W. Aerts
Harry H. Walker
Frank Harrison
Robert Bell
New Approaches in Business Urged by Lions Speaker
Edmund McKanna of Los Angeles urged the Downtown Lions Club to pursue new ideas to address modern business challenges. He described imagination as the greatest undeveloped territory and noted his background with the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and Planning Commission. The club plans to join 37 Lions Clubs for White Cane Day on Sept 20, selling canes on Long Beach streets to raise funds for the blind. Two guests from Monterey Park Lions Club, Dr. Harry Green and Harry Star, shared their club's charity day efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Freday
Edmund McKanna
Los Angeles
Lions
Pate
McKanna
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles Planning Commission
Downtown Lions
Port Club Discusses Proposed Changes to Commerce Act
Transportation Association of America official D H Marken outlined possible amendments to the Interstate Commerce Act after years of study by panels with 100 members from investors and users of transportation. Proposals include automatic rate hikes if ICC does not act in 30 days and ICC jurisdiction over state rate increases if states delay. Norman L Haugen screened a film on States Line steamship operations from Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transportation Association of
America
Marken
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
States Line
Long Beach
Norman L. Haugen
Quaker and
States Lines
Don Needle
Faint Wave Hits Rooters at Grid Tilt
In Natchez Mississippi a mass fainting incident struck Monrose La high school Tigersettes at halftime of a football game. About 150 girls lined at the goal posts witnessed several collapse with five ambulances ferrying them to hospitals. Eight remained hospitalized overnight amid reports of mass hysteria or food poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
Miss
Monrose
Tigerettes
Bert J. Heinburg
Jo Ann Heinburg
Boy Treated for Match Diet After Incident
A 15 month old boy from 4752 Lewis Ave was given a diet of matches on a Friday afternoon. He received emergency treatment at Seaside Hospital and was released after observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Tholen
Lewis Ave
Seaside Hospital
Two Reno men begin jail terms in Redfield burglary case
John Baptiste Truegi, 37, and Andreis Robert Young, 48, started sentences of one to five years each in Nevada State Prison for their role in a $1,000,000 burglary of the L. A. Redfield home Tech. Reno District Court Judge John Belford sentenced them Friday after guilty pleas to second degree burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renowe
Muwaunee
Nevada State
L. A. Redfield
John Baptiste Truegi
Andreis Robert Young
Reno
John 3. Belford
Missouri Society Plans Covered-Fish Dinner Meeting
Missouri Society of Long Beach will meet next Monday at 6 30 p m in Machinists Building for a covered fish dinner election of officers and music followed by canasta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Society
Long Beach
Fragmentary Fire Department Call Notes From Anomalous Address List
The Siren report lists a fe talomtgscal incident near Anahelm Street and Terminal Avenue with an 8:10 EMS response. Multiple vague addresses including 125 Los Th Avenue and 2164 W Broadway show ambulance activity and department involvement with departedeat noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Heath Fire Department
Fe Talomtgscal
Anahelm St
Terminal
Lance
Danny
Bearin
Los
Ava
Amblanes
Cate
W. Broadway
W. Zein
Olive Ayb
Alrut
Ant Paet
Sonet Awy
Ranch Hand Held in Slaying Case
A 24 year old ranch hand Sylvester Gonzales was arrested in Artesia on suspicion of smurder in the beating death of Jesus Peralta near Culver City. Police tracked him from a hat at the scene to his father’s home and say he confessed partial involvement while denying the fatal blow. Another suspect Fausto Medina was detained nearby. a third, Jesus Lopez, remains sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Smurder
Culver City
Mohorifrs
James Kelly
Tijuana
Mex
Hamilton
Sylvester Gonzales
Culver
Aircraft Co
Fausto Medina
Jesus Lopez
Gonzales
Norwalk Blw
Builder of Models to Become Pastor in Oroville
Albert Kurtz Jy, partner in Kurtz Kraft Models, accepted four calls to become pastor at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Oroville. A Concordia Theological Seminary graduate, he built a model railroad business with own dies and jigs. He will be ordained September 28 at St. John’s. administration of the business will pass to his father Albert Kurtz Sy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kurtz
Kurtz Kraft Models O
South St
Oroville
Vernon W. Hillmer
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Kurtz
Concordia Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Kurtz-Kraft
Albert Kurtz Sy
St. John's Church
67Th St
Orange Ave
Armed Motorist Threatens Deputy in Orange County
Reserve deputy Ulysses Ledger, 32, said a belligerent motorist waved a .32 caliber revolver and ordered him to stop at Carson Street and Norwalk Boulevard. Ledger, a Ful lerton resident, reported the driver ignored his deputy status and threatened to shoot regardless, then sped away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Gardens
Orange County
Ulysses J. Ledger
Jacaranda St
Fullerton
Norwalk
Carson St
Norwalk Blvd
Ledger
President Truman
Ledzer
Lakewood
Young Volunteer Fireman Admits Setting Blazes
A 17 year old Houston area volunteer fireman admitted starting two house fires to gain a turn driving the big fire engine. He said the plan was to be first to respond after alarms at the Spring Branch fire house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Spring Branch
Obituary notices from Long Beach area names
Obituary notices list Genevieve Wilson 41 and Leo Langphere 56 among locals who died in Locust Ave Rancho Hospital Hondo. Included are services at Holy Innocents Church and Air Soula Cemetery with interment at Wenttalwater Memorial Park, and multiple other mourners and funeral details across Long Beach area.
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Stenday
Holy In- Wilken
Bobbie Inocents Church
Jean
Frances Kathleen
Air Soula
Daneheme
Aira
Phere
Miler
Grafton
Besch Hospital
Sinters
Frances Wyckoff
Akron
Obig
Ralph Suter
Charles DeVida
Glen
Hanssen
Minnin Janasen
Gladys Ave
Long Beech
Fort Modge
Town
Hast Sie Christian Church
Mary Kolb
Austin
Texas
Wulliam Elnsch
Port Dodge
Latra Wilson
Shres Neghe
Paul Kali
Long Beach
Ebner Isolb
Libertyvble
Peter Hinsch
Fort Dodge
Coon
Chanel
Jon W. Hanna
Chelsan Church
Westminster Memorial Park
Hoag Memorial Hospital Dedication in Newport Beach
The $1.5 million Hoag Memorial Presbyterian Hospital in Newport Beach is ready for dedication services today at 3 30 p m. The 75 bed facility was built by public subscriptions and donations and will be open for its first patient on September 15. The hospital is dedicated to George Grant Hoag Sr and a wing honors Glenn L Martin, airplane builder who flew his first overwater flight from Newport Beach to Catalina Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Beach
Hoag Memorial Presbyterian Hospital
Wll
George Grant Hoag Sr
Glenn L. Martin
Santa Ana
Catalina Island
Road Opening Drive Slated
Garden Grove highway committee plans a Sept 18 meeting at Imperial Restaurant to promote opening Sepulveda Blvd from Long Beach to Grange County. Walter R. Schmid chairs the committee. Assemblyman Earl W. Stanley says a bill will be in the Legislature to acquire right of way for the Sepulveda Freeway. Corona delegates seek renaming Santa Ana Canyon Freeway to Corona Freeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Grove
Sepulveda Blvd
Long Beach
Grange County
Highway Committee of
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Imperial Restaurant
Walter R. Schmid
Earl W. Stanley
Newport Harbor
Sepulvedh Freeway
Hus
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Santa Ana Canyon
Corona
Youth Faces Seven Robbery Counts in Coast Area
LeRoy Young, 19, charged with seven counts of robbery, faces a preliminary hearing in Long Beach after being arrested Monday in Palos Verdes Estates following alleged hold ups at a Redondo Beach market and five Long Beach liquor stores. Bail set at 10000. Police say he carried out seven to eighteen robberies across Long Beach Los Angeles and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Young
Aecuse
Long Beach
Young
Palos Verdes Estates
Redondo Beach
Charles B. Wallace
Los Angeles
Car Hits Signal Injuring Two at Lakewood and Sardwick
Kenneth Trimbell a 46 year old resident of Anaheim and Marie Bruce a 25 year old Los Angeles woman suffered serious injuries when their car struck a traffic signal at Lakewood and Sardwick Streets at 2 am. Trimbell received treatment at Community Hospital for a badly lacerated scalp and internal injuries while Mrs Bruce was hospitalized with chest injuries and lacerations. The CHP reported Mrs Brice lost control driving north on Lakewood Bud and the car jumped the curb striking the signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Trimbell
Stady St
Anaheim
Marie Bruce
208Rd St
Los Angeles
Lakewood
Sardwick St
Trimbell
Bruce
California Highway Patrol
Brice
Lakewood Bud
All in Family Parents and Daughter Win at Portona Fair
Mr and Mrs John Marks and 10 year old Mary Ann Marks showcase cake baking as a family affair at the Portona Fair. Mrs Marks wins blue ribbons for novelty cake decorations and afternoon tea party cakes. Mary Ann places third in fancy decorations. John Marks enters a cake in the men s division, continuing a family tradition after winning a special award when no men s division existed last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marks
Mary Ann
Marks
Portona Fair
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Truman
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Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
American Iron and Steel Institute
Federal Reserve Board
Dun and Presse
Business Reporting Service
Dow Service, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Alixe
John L. Lewis
Mine Workers’ Policy Committee
H. DE LA Chapelle
Paine, Webber, Jackson A Curtis
The
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Longview
Sant
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Ant
Wire
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Mazatlan
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Bandon Bettoku Manz
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Garftei
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Fran
Luckenbash
Keobach
Tim Bent
Andy Ate
Coon Bay
Weyermann B. B. Corese
Agee Lyiees
Lakspore
Orleana Men
Finodanore
Barbara Olson
Diego
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Jolie Amer
Ottawa
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Antwert
Prince Tary le Ban
Son Bran
Tawal
Fae
Rainien Owens
Fi Estero de Texan
Baattin
Toren
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Portland
Yokohama
Otive Veseels
Korum
Aaronine Teena Groen
Anne Yokohama
Suwathon
Indore
Francisco Abe Kunikawa
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Panama
Muri
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Webu Finn
Francisco
Steel
Banta Bentiyer
Alana
Guatemain
McCormick
Brandece
Canadian Legion
Port Club
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Redfield
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Blazes
Atkinson
Gellflower
John Alkinson
Santa Ana Ave
Bellflower
Mottell’s Chapel
Veterans Administration Cemetery
California
Plymouth
N. H
Elizsabeth
Joanetta Mauch
Tyurr
Jaca
Os. m
Mfottell's Chapel
Wenttalwater Memorial Park
H. Earl Kuester
Allamalee County
Iowa
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Webster City
Towe
Shey
Order of Eastern Sur
Webbster City
Calvary
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Beas Mm.winslety
Gladys McCauliff
Kiva
Grane Beevers
Oskaloces
Biggs
Mad Binge
Sith Sty
Hunter Morrusry
Harrison
Ark
Henry
Madena
Hoffman
Riverside
Mathelene Harrison
Pasadena
Clarence
de Vore
William IF
Bart Ave
Ackworth
de Vora
Newberg
Ore
Noel Ware
Chia Vista
Chalmers
Habbam
Kan
Jesse
Cuba
Emma Hix
Wayne
Ned
Mottell's Chapel
Charles W. Mayes
Sunnyside Memorial
Matehell’s Chapel
Ben Thomson Cowtes
St. John's
Dietricit
John B.ietrick
Moline Ave
Tina Day
Herens
Mont
Sta Matthew's Parish
Sureviving
Mra
Stella Johansen
Adealla Becker
Bir Bearson
Frank Dietrick
Ehsl Helena
Slater
Mre
Darbaya Dweedy
Kellogg
Ernestine Kellogg
Argonne Ave
Vincent Kellogg
Loper Chapel
Earl J. Walkup
Artesia St
Hunter Chanel
Frank C. Matthews
Nort Long
Kalispell Lodge of Elks
Cleo Loomis
Azusa
Myre
Viol Wend
Kalispell
Ardyth
Lon Reach
Tessie Bowker
Corrina Pottit
Ban Fernando
Leala Pottit
North Hollywood
Vera
Derron
Angeles
Hirs
Esther Gross
Nerti Carolina
Robert Walkup
Ban Fernandy
Gene Walkup
Butte
Ian
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