Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Long Beach Press Telegram in Long Beach, California

We have 16,224,693 pages in California

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1955

Page

16

Billion-Dollar Construction Boom Across Los Angeles County

A Los Angeles County building boom pushes past one hundred million dollars in August permits for the sixth straight month. Home permits cover 6,646 units valued at 65.88 million. business permits total 812,984 for 64.66 million. East San Gabriel Valley leads with 23 million, San Fernando Valley 17 million, Long Beach near 9 million, and Santa Monica bay area about 7 million. total county investment rises across 25 communities.

San Gabriel San Fernando Long Beach Santa Monica Southland San Galicio Valley San Fernando Valley Santa Monica Bay Quentin W. Best Chamber of Commerce Construction Industries Committee Los Angeles County Spokane Wasa New Haven Conn el Paso Tex Sacramento Bellilav South Whittier San Pedro

Brady fourth to file for city prosecutor job

Brady, 46, announced Monday as the fourth aspirant for appointment as city prosecutor. He said he will make his availability known to city councilmen as they fill the vacancy from Kenneth E. Sutherland's forthcoming resignation from the Municipal Court bench. Since 1946 Brady has served in all major city law offices as public defender, deputy prosecutor, and deputy city attorney.

Philp J Brady Ken

School Board Sets Nov 9 Holiday for Business-Education Day

The Long Beach Board of Education approved a November 9 holiday for teachers to attend Business Education Day sponsored by the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce. Students in the district from kindergarten to high school will have the day off as about 2,000 teachers visit more than 100 organizations. The plan includes future annual programs alternating with Education Day. Also approved were two Newark NJ lines to be included in local schools and candidacy updates for state legislative activity in Sacramento.

Board of Education Long Beach Long Beach Council of Churches Grover Cleveland Dliver Wendell Holmes Addams Burton Birney Bryant Buffum Burbank Barcham Burnett Burroughs Carver Edison Fremont Garfield Secool Parents Council Thesippard

Unitization touted to vastly boost California oil

California oil prospects could gain billions of barrels through repressurization of wells using a method called ventanitization, argued James Scranton of Richfield Oil Corp before the Newman Club. He claimed five billion more barrels are recoverable, potentially doubling reserves, and urged California to pass supportive law.

California James Scranton Richfield Oil Corp. Engineering Department Scranton Neeting Newman Club Long Seach Long Ch Chamber Chmimerce Spike Hunter Ker G. Walker Farmers and Merchants Bank of Long Beach Axsn Los Angeles County Lily Mortrags Nene Murphy California Ave Marjory W. Leatart Myrtle Ave C. B. Bulinr Chestnut Ave Blood Bank

Hearing Opens in Rifle Slaying of 12 Year Old

In Santa Ana a juvenile charged with manslaughter faces a juvenile court hearing for the shooting death of Kenneth Eidsvald, 12, known as Mousey, at St Anne's School. The 11 year old defendant Terry Leescourt, son of M/Sgt Bennie Sublett, awaits psychiatric examination before formal filing and a potential trial date. The rifle, given as a Christmas present in 1952, had never been fired prior to the incident. The case hinges on whether the youth will be certified for trial or handled through juvenile court proceedings.

Santa Ana Terry Leescourt Kenneth Charles Eids Kenneth Vald Mousey David x McMillan Eidevald St. Anne's School U.S. Marine Bennie A. Sublett W. Edinger St Sgt Ine Sudett Young Terry Venaci Opertone Cristobal Artasary San Fran Vane K Gept Eahanen Argobec Jacksonville Mitsut Akpeisan Apr New York VT Chamberlin Bent Oh Beiport Ats & Ca New York Uist Tou Esters Bay Galen Gil Ga Gent Seattle Honolulu O. Bens Vancouver London U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Bevin Dre Bal Long Besch Life ‘da Rubel Portland Stockholm San Segunda Alation Sant Karonio Falla Dison & Go Coeds Bay Tea Angeles Long Beach L.A Tonitaries TS Bt San Dl Barmar Lass Bajtimers Gaimar Line Franceaumont San Padre Sea Steel Executive Burbank San Fa Olensadena Pssisnsecen Nord Breas Manila Iver al Ri Fort Sander UCLA Yessel— Berth Salkanport Alaska Ionaa H L. Pe Ned Blutteno Okonama Albugierq Oustan Toys Mali Baron Lyker Bakersfield Iacksonville Rotterdam Boston Fullerton Andarl San Francisco Brownsville Medford San Mraceiaca Golden Bear Golden Gate Belent New Orleans Port Angeles Chicago Nee York Vancouvr B.C aLies Barratt Oh Seonecon Winnemucca Mingeduea Iil Winglove Moldanger Noraaron Seman Ae Tandxco Duluth Bcf Heenix Ox Yellowstani St Glany Ierto Armuelies SL Britsburen Asama ALA San Francisco Mantis Pocateilo Grand Fuse Morula Spaneae Beittelera

State PUC Rejects Metro Lines Lease

State Public Utilities Commission Monday refused to approve a lease between Metropolitan Coach Lines and Pacific Electric Railway. The ruling blocks a $240,000 annual rent for four PE rail lines in the county south half. The decision prevents Metro from deducting the payment as a rate increase expense on future filings.

State Public Utilities Commission Metropolitan Coach Lines Pacific Electric Railway Metropolitan Bellflower San Pedro Beach Watts Catherae Sraith Bety ‘St Long Beach

Forum Will Hear Dr A A Stockdale NAM Speaker

Dr Allen A Stockdale of the National Association of Manufacturers will be the featured speaker at the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Forum on Wednesday. His topic is Present Day Challenge. Stockdale has delivered more than 3 500 talks across 48 states and Canada and is listed as staff speaker for NAM.

Allen A. Stockdale National Assi Manufacturers Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Stackdale States Canada

Jail Inmate Hangs Self in Long Beach Jail

Frederick R. Taylor 36 of Pacoima died after hanging himself with a leather belt in an isolation cell at Long Beach city Jail. He was arrested for drunken driving at Fierpoint Landing and had been ordered to 10 days in jail after appearing in court.

Long Beach City Frederick R. Taylor Pacoima H. H. Sweet James Kinz Taylor

Mrs Chuck Funeral Set in Long Beach Doctor's Wife

Mrs Luevelle McKenzie Chuck 33 of 4297 Country Club Dr wife of Dr George Campbell Chuck died Sunday in a Los Angeles hospital. A Nash ville native, she lived in Long Beach three years and held leadership roles in hospital auxiliaries and dental associations. Survivors include husband daughter Susan Ann Chuck and sister Bessie Shaffer. Service 2 pm Wednesday at Modell's & Peele Mortuary, interment private. Memorials to Children's Memorial Hospital Assn.

Luevelle McKenzie Chuck George Chuck Long Beach Los Angeles Nash Elle Tenn Children’s Memorial Hospital Jfasn 3Rd District Dental Assn First Congregational ‘Church Osm George Campbell Chuck Susan Ann Chuck Bessie Shaffer Sacramento Modell's & Peele Mortuary Augustus Martyr Children's Memorial Hospital Assn Mitchell Edward North Mitchell Manila Madison N. Y Watkins Lenora el Long Beach Jen Watkins Billings Long Watkinsloor North Longtroleum Pro Jack L R. B. Watkins Westminster Geach Donald Nean Claralin Mottell Peek Bermare Melrose Abbey Mausoleum Mottel's & Peek Chapel Paul P. Brandyberry Edward Ervin Mayo California Ave Cruxton Minn Mayo Holbrun Blanche Chelan Wash Florence Holbein Cortago Shellonado Af Oil Co Selma Clayton Mayo OU City Aved Arthur Seddy Long Reach Surton Ruth Yiving Noble B. Cadick Croush Fair Oaks Mottell

Crash injures two in four car Santa Fe collision

Two people suffered minor injuries in a four car crash Monday on Santa Fe Avenue north of Willow Street. Marylee Leona Grady, 26, and leggy Lee Grady, 5, of 586 Truman Boyd Manor, were treated at Seaside Hospital and released. Police said Grady rear ended another vehicle, triggering a chain of impacts as cars stopped.

American Red Cross W. Broadway Red Cross Red Cross Motor Service Trueman Boyd Manor J Unne Michael Karlovich Ter Seaside Hospital Pacific Coast Hwy Seventh St Rtaymond Rebjoln Glendale Marine Stadium Long Beach Joe G. Hammond Palmdale American Ave Anaheim St Hammond Champion Snark Plug Co Toledo BK. A. Kinner Prospect Ave TOS Craig Yosmer Artesta YMCA Christen Allsup Santa Fe Ave Willow St Marylee Leona Grady Leggy Lee Grady Truman Boyd Manor

Martin Luther film scheduled at Stearns Street Church

"Martin Luther" will be shown at 7 30 pm Wednesday at Stearns Street Brethren Church 6565 Stearns St. The Germany produced film by Louis de Rochemont Associates has been endorsed by most Protestant denominations and an estimated 20 million have viewed it. The public is invited with no admission charge.

Martin Luther Stearns Street Brethren Church Stearns St Germany Louis de Rochemont Associates

Overnight bags stolen from auto in Klamath Falls incident

Stella Myers of Klamath Falls reported to police that two overnight bags containing clothing and valuables belonging to her and Virginia Harper of Arago were taken from her car in the Municipal Auditorium parking lot. The loss was about 140 dollars.

Stella Myers Klamath Falls Gre United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Joss Virginia Harper Arago Ore Municipal Auditorium

Pioneer Rotarian Dies in Santa Ana

Santa Ana Mac Robbins 57 president of an insurance agency and first Rotary Club president here died Monday. Funeral set for 1:30 pm Thursday at Smith & Tuthill Chapel. Survived by widow Lowell, son Richard G of Santa Ana, daughters Katharine Alderman of Lancaster and Dorothy Lombard of Santa Ana, and sister Doris O M Robbins of Pasadena.

Santa Ana Mac Robbin Insurance Agency Rotary Club Smith & Tuthill Lowell Richard G Katherine Alderman Lancaster Dorothy Lombard Doris O'M. Robbins Pasadena

Obituary notices from Long Beach area survivors noted

A batch of obituaries from Long Beach area lists Jognia David Andrew Jog nia 47 of San Bernardino and others. Survivors include sons, daughters, siblings and in many cases former places of residence such as Sacramento Long Beach and Ambulatory locations. Services set at Mottell's Peek Colonial Funeral Home Midway City Harbor Rest and other local cemeteries with interments at Memorial Park Sunnyside or Green Hills.

Jognia David Andrew Jognia San Bernardino Hel Sacramento Americanegion

Also Mentioned on This Page

L. A. County City College Sharon Ballough Shelia Baaman Caspian Ave Vicki Molina Hawaiian St Jersey City N. J Wilson High School Mary's College Stanford Universnour Swaffield, Swatfield & Madden Air Corps Judge Advocate General's Office the Array Dorothy Fred iLinis Covina Ave James T. Sterr Dan Farnham Willis T. J. Lathan Livestone Gardena Terry Franklin G. West PUC Metro Alleggo Wallavem Mts Arthurs Stig Mintitn Lakewood Gir Meto Jonnay Spring Ste Los Alamitos Giti Marys Hospital Tnoton Earl Broguoly Ave Sith Ormack Albert Dalmon Ave Wari Clyne Apeeline Duncan Orenge Ius Deboran Jobs Autry TF Chaorite Beace Pati Styt Dare Fuchard U Josia Lrl Alve End Wayne J Buelld Hoy H Dean David W Mapnoltz Kirkegaard Ely Nacco 20Th St Poy Charles le Borman Sgoe Robert D Menez—Ar Alexander Ban Clemente Fecawley—My Williand du Barker Way Iarhker Duane A Caldbronk Aye Porsep Ark Ms Exfin Ciche Ang Lewis Ave. Bay Eranles Ave Bos Soph Vedliansoome Deine Plymouth St. Kov End Mita Wellinen Park Ave Boy A.a.stockdale Nam Supterh Lesant Salail Bere Ray Ty Kenmore Heralds Fanwood Ave Hay Agi Wotton At Downey Devor Long+ Beach Brown Ems Ruand Hi EMG Aira Aisck Mj Itghard F Lone Beach ESPOG Mrs. Chuck Muleta Bill Vedder 6Th St Helen Kuberski Loma Ave Tijuana Vedder Rains George Rendald Rains Elm Ave Independence Kew Ruth Dean Orville A. Yoder Patterson and Snively Chapel Vern Malisch Stout Earl Francis Stoht Anaheim Orleans Neb Ada Seeman Holtville Ping Guenith J. Hoskins Lorelei Ave Sheig Henry Thelma Freeman Florence’ S Samble Hoskins Arthur Morris St. Thomas of Canterbury Episcopal Church Miran ‘Crosby Sunnyside Memorial Park Lakewood Mortuary Engstrom 1St St Westminster Memorial Park Mottell's Feek Sweden Mary Mitchell Brown Emory Brown E. 23Rd St Missouri Crown-Zellerback Lebanon Myron A Juanita Brown Geneva Salvegon Alma Miller Theodore Wilbur Lac Mottell’s and Peek Chapel Clyde E. Auckmen Green Hills Memorial Park E. F. Hutton & Company NEW York Stock Exchange Colli Paro Tod Exact Erie Gos
Search Courier

Search the Long Beach Press Telegram Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Long Beach Press Telegram?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication