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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1952

Page

7

Final Honors Paid to Naval Flier Stephen Dobbins

Final honors were paid to Lt (jg) Stephen A. Dobbins 25 naval pilot killed in a crash on Shokoku Island Japan Aug 8. Service at Mottell's chapel by Chaplain Wendell Wheeler USN. Interment will be at Fort Rosecrans Military Cemetery San Diego.

Stephen A. Dobbins Shokoku Island Japan Mottell's Chapel Dobbins Pearl E. Dobbins Park Circle Cherokee Iowa Iowa State College U.S. Naval Academy Long Beach Wendell Wheeler USN Fort Rosecrans Military Cemetery San Diego

Postal Worker Rites Wednesday

Petrie 65 of 326 Marker Lane former superintendent of Beh mont Shore post office will be laid to rest Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Matiell Chanel with Long Beach lodge of Elks officiating. He served in the post office for 37 years before retiring in 1947 and held life membership in the Post Office Supervisors Association. Surviving are his widow Mabel two daughters Mrs James B Galvin of Seattle and Mrs Norma P Burge USAF a stepson William Dahlquist a sister Mrs Annie Speer a granddaughter and a grandson.

Namunda Seus Petrie Marker Lane Behmont Shore Post Office Matiell Chanel Long Beach Pittsburgh Mabel James B. Galvin Seattle Wash Norma P. Burge USAF S-Set William P. Dahluist Annie . Speer

Sophonia Eva Holley Dies In Long Beach Hospital

Sophonia Eva Holley 34 of 827 Lime Ave died today in a Long Beach hospital. Born in Dyers County Tennessee she moved from Paris Texas to Long Beach in 1909. Survived by son John Paul Holley and daughter Mrs Dean Gregg both of Long Beach four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Thursday at 10 am at Mottell's Chapel Rev John J Woodson Moore Memorial Methodist Church officiating interment Sunyside Cemetery.

Sophonia Eva Holley Lime Ave Long Beach Dyers County Tenn Paris Texas John Paul Holley Dean Gregg Mottell’s Chapel John J. Woodson Moore Memorial Methodist Church Suntyside Cemetery Minneapolis Minn Jajservies Chatfield Meg Johnsonjam Mottell's Chapel Virraroa Sil Harper Fisher White Temple Seal Beach Sunnyber St. Matthew's Church Sursids Cemetery John A Christensen Alma Clara Christensen Esperanza Ave Los Angeles Lincoln Ned Emerson Christensen Gust Zipp Sam Zipp Pauline Wedel Willard A. Schurr Atlantic Ave Methodist Church Sunnyside Memorial Park

City Council approves 1952-53 tax levy increase

Final reading and adoption by the City Council sets the 1952-53 tax levy at 4.09592 per $100 assessed valuation. This is an increase of 14,061 cents over the 1951-52 rate of 0.9553 per $100.

Obituary notices from Long Beach area many deaths

Obituaries list numerous deaths and funeral arrangements across Long Beach and nearby towns including Johnson, Hartley, Witke, Kaiser, Schmidt, Latz, Griffin, Mounts, Sanford, Mihalek, Jensen, Christensen. Names appear with ages and burial plans at Mottell's Chapel, Lakewood, Sunny Sides, and other cemeteries. Survivors include spouses, children, siblings, and nieces, with services scheduled in coming days.

Suspect Admits Forgery Count In Cashier Case

Harold L. Clary, 26, a transient salesman, admitted one count of forgery. He had been accused of writing checks against the account of his employer, former movie actress Marla Shelton, 40. Superior Judge Fred Miller ordered Clary to return Oct. 14 for probation hearing and sentence.

Harold L.clary Minvie Marla Shelton Fred Miller Clary Miss Shelton

City Council Hearing on Leilani Hut Cafe Permit

The City Council will hold a hearing next Tuesday on an application by Frank Salk for an entertainment cafe permit for the Leilani Hut Cafe located at 5236 E. Second St.

Frank Salk Second St

Ex Agriculture Official Indicted in Conspiracy Quiz

A former Agriculture Department official Clovis D Walker and Egyptian cotton importer Louisy Mansour face charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States. Indictments were returned Monday by a federal grand jury. Walker headed the cotton branch of the PMA until May last year. Mansour is said to be in Egypt. officials may seek extradition. Conviction could bring up to five years in prison and a 1000000 fine. The case involves alleged secret information on government plans to buy Egyptian long staple cotton. Cullum, a Washington trader, was mentioned but not charged. Senate testimony noted Walker’s actions as improper. The cotton branch bought at least 37 million dollars worth of cotton from Mansour in 1951.

Washington Agriculture Department United States Clovis D. Walker Louisy Mansour Walker Production and Marketing Administration Senate Agriculture Committee Mansour Cullum Senate Committee Munitions Board Senate

Forger Asks for Probation After Forgery Case

Daniel R. Leighton a 35 year old painting contractor of 156 B 47th St Long Beach admitted Monday to forging a check for 320 dollars on a Long Beach bank Oct 25 He filed a probation application and will return to court Oct 14 for sentence by Superior Judge Fred Miller Leighton pleaded guilty last week in Municipal Court to five misdemeanor offenses dating back to 1946 He was fined 500 dollars on three theft counts and two failures to have state and city contracting licenses.

Long Beach Dan R. J Leighton Leighton Fred Miller

Oil Fund Usage Up to City Ballot

City Council voted to an ordinance calling for a charter amendment election with the November Presidential vote. The amendment would require transferring up to 50 percent of all oil revenues into a public improvement fund to finance works in upland areas of the city.

Actor Injured As Train Rocks Car Damages Yacht

Court action tied to motorist Arthur Dap wheele Lake, a movie comedian, who was to appear Monday on charges of failing to pay monthly yacht damages of 25 to owner William G. Newell. The case continued to Sept 29 after a bench warrant issued last month. Lake had paid only partial amounts and faced related auto accident concerns in Seattle.

Arthur Dapwheele Lake Lake Beire Ralph K.san Seattle Wash Wiliam G. Newell Yecht Daiaged Newport Bay Newell Panay Comea

Golden Bear training ship to visit Long Beach in October

The California Maritime Academy will host the training ship Golden Bear in Long Beach from San Francisco Bay on October 5. It will remain for the Merchant Marine Conference and Propeller Club convention through October 6 to 11, hosting presidents and secretaries of Propeller Club ports from 34 universities. Commodore Russell M. Inrig will be official host during a one day coast cruise on October 7. The academy trains young men to become merchant ship officers.

California Mariness Golden War Log Beach San Francisco Bay Merchant Marine Conference Harbar Department Propeller Club AES A Golden Bear Russell M. Inrig USN

Anaheim Display Nets 25 Ribbons at County Fair

The Los Angeles County Fair events crown top prizes across counties. Santa Barbara and Butte Counties lead, each claiming 3500 in total winnings with a one family display by E R Jones of Chino winning 250 in agriculture. Anaheim’s Mrs Linnie Campbell tops domestic arts with 25 blue rag bows.

Fomona Santa Barbara Butte Los Angeles San Bernardino County Chino Chamber of Commerce E. R. Jones Chino Orange County San Gabriel Chamber of Commerce San Fernando Valley Industrial Association la Mesa Chamber of Commerce Linnie Cambell Anaheim W. E. Nell San Dinas Robert Melton Pomona

City Schools Limit Radio Broadcasts

The Board of Education reaffirmed its policy on broadcasting high school and City College football games. No exclusive rights will be granted to any radio station and sponsor choices must be approved by the superintendent of schools.

Board of Education

Stash Away Cash with Classified Ads

A compact plea to turn unused items into dollars by placing a classified ad in the Press-Telegram. Readers are urged to phone 6-903 to list and sell the things they are through with. Unclear items but the message promotes cash from castoffs through ads.

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S. A. Dobbins Mrs. Holly Pacific Coast Portland Puget Sound Victoria Vancouver Canadia Pacific Canadian Rockies Lake Louise Montreal Ghisszo New York See Canadian Pacific West Sixth St Banff Kaiser George Joan Kaiser Carson Kendallvi Ind St. Joan’s Harold Kaiser Walter J. Keiser Kendallville Alires Louise Bertha Kaiser Walter Beighss Disday Mortuary Schmidt Inifred Schmidt Idler St Chicago Cleveland Ohio Delbert Schmidt Richard Schmidt Wiliam BR. Schmidt Worth Eaton Evelyn Bock Es[ren Kingsley Mattell Beulah Latz Seaborn Ave Allentown W. Chester Luts Arthur J. Lutz Longsland Statera and T Wa Brothers White Funeral Home Chapel Bell, Flower Marion Stadler Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist Sunnyside Mausoleum William R. Griffin Balboa Island Robert L. Griffin Inglewood Moettell's Mounts Fannie Mada Mounts Ohio Ave Ladonia Puma Truett Memorial Southern Baptist Church T. W. Mounts Huntington Beach L. C. Mounts Tunisia Africa Noble D. Mounts BE. W. Mounts Bismo Beach Ruth Mounts Corona Herman Cole George Turner Ed Dux Bellingham Mihalek Frank Richard Mihalek Marwick Ava Czechoslovakia Lakewood St. Cyprian's Parish Rose Franklin J. Mihalek Raymond F. Mihalek Pvt Wilma Mihalek WAC Washington, D. C Charlotte Mihalek Lakewood Mortuary Chapel St. Cyprian's Church All Souls Cemetery Jensen Loma Linda Samuel Joseph Jensen N. San Juan Ave Peterson N. J Alice Vetarana Administration Center Onavel Veterans Cemetery Mortell Bor Remoldine Dorothy Chay Dorothy Gray Walker's Street Oe Ae Ee Pfaff Sewing Center Pine Ave Trian Gardena Ave Fm. A. Swenson State's Training Clambers Meu Vate America Retell Credit Jeeeley KAY _ 88 Georgiana Faille Ider Deytime Fisor Vaiss Ank& Shop Mer Phan Ees East Anahem
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