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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1960

Page

5

Long Beach Red Cross Names Officers

L H Brewer was elected chairman of the Long Beach Chapter of the American Red Cross at the annual meeting. John E Munhallon vice chairman Mrs Francis J Heusel secretary Jay L Reed treasurer. Brewer previously chaired the 1958 fund drive and praised the chapter as a vital community service.

An H. Brewer Long Beach American National Red Cross Brewer John E. Munholland Francis J. Heusel Jay L. Reed Red Cross

Three Artists Lauded by Music Teachers

At the 50th annual Music Teachers Association of California convention hosted by the Long Beach branch at the Lafayette Hotel, artists John Gillespie, Carl Zytowski, and Stefan Krayk presented a program of Baroque to Mozartean works. Dr. Samuel B. Gould opened the meeting. Reginald Godden lectured on musical meaning and technique, stressing mobility over pedaling.

Rachel Morton Music “Teachers Assn. of California Long Beach Lafayette Hotel Hazel James Edwards Hiumbaling Samuel B. Gould University of California At Carl Zytowski Stefan Krayk J.S. Bach Rameau Mozart Bach C. P. E. Bach Reginald Godden Hamilton Conservatory of Music Hamilton Ontario Godden Schubert Ravel

Blaufelder Rises to Be on Saturday Blaufelder Rises to Be on Saturday

Funeral service for Harry Blaufelder, 1935 Chestnut Ave, oil refinery expert, will be at 10 am Saturday in Dil day chapel. He died Sunday and leaves wife Sue, a local telephone operator, as sole survivor. Friends are asked to donate to the Cancer Fund.

Harry ‘Blaufelder Chestnut Ave Dil Day Blaufelder Sunset ‘Oil Co Arthur J Peterson Post le Blom Coraspolis Sue Press Telegram Long Beach Cancer Fund

Zimmerman Assumes Command Of Minesweeper USS Acme At LB Naval Station

Lt Cmdr Wayne L Zimmerman 6224 Harvey Way Lakewood has returned home to assume command of the minesweeper USS Acme at Long Beach Naval Station. His wife and four children remain here while he is assigned to the Defense Atomic Support Agency in Washington DC.

Cmdr Wayne L. Zim’merman Harvey Way Lakewood Acme Long Beach Naval Station Zimmerman Defense Atomic Support Agency Washington, D.C

Council rejects gas-rate hike and raises dog costs

The council votes against a gas-rate increase while approving higher penalties for delinquent dog licenses and a raised daily boarding fee for impounded animals. Top priorities include preserving a $200,000 Silverado Park pool project and minor budget boosts for Fire Department crash operations at the airport, the Municipal Band portable wagon, and auditorium parking lot improvements.

Council Silverado Park Ager Sam E. Vickers Ine Park

Final Rite for Artist Vaughn Held

Funeral service for Hern don Neal Vaughn 52 of A846 Marian Ave was held today at Mottell's Peele chapel He died Saturday Vaughn a Long Beach resident since 1929 was a commercial artist jewelry designer and teacher He is survived by his wife Lois son Norman mother Mrs Mary Elizabeth Thompson and one brother

Herndon Neal Vaughn Marian Ave Mottell's & Peele Chapel Vaughn Long Beach Lois Norman Mary Flizebeth Thompson

Trash collection shed hit by blaze

Fire damaged a trash collection shed at the shopping center intersection of Bellflower Boulevard and Spring Street. The blaze started around 4:30 am, igniting trash stored inside the shed and causing extensive tire damage nearby.

Bellflower Blvd Spring St

Navy sailor stabbed in dockside assault near Pacific Ave

Ian Conrad Gil, 28, of the USS Los Angeles, suffered throat cuts in an attack by an unidentified assailant in a dock area at Pacific Ave and Ocean Blvd. Police found a pen knife used in the assault.

Navy Ian Conrad Gilbreath Los Angeles Pacific Ave Ocean Blvd

Multiple Death Notices Headline Fragment

Florence Shaw 67 of 50 Lime Ave dies Sunday with husband Ed Griswold and siblings among survivors. John Watson 80 of 1450 Rose Ave dies Saturday with May Noland and Wiseman sisters among survivors. Brian Walter Jelen 22 of 6736 E Salvaro St dies Saturday with parents Walter and unnamed mother and siblings. Rosary Wednesday. William E Griffith Sr 45 of 3838 E 6th St dies Sunday. service Wednesday. Lewis W Barnhart 56 of 4445 Clark Ave dies Saturday. WWII veteran. service Wednesday. George E Percy 21 of 5825 Sunfield Ave dies Sunday. service Wednesday. George R Korinek 55 of 1455 Cedar Ave dies Saturday. Korean War veteran. wife Lucille. Hermil Doddridge 33 of 1037 E Carson day dies Sunday. service Thursday. Edward Johnson 63 of 335 Mira Mar Ave retires from police. WWI veteran. service. Josephine Healy 58 of 3742 Chestnut Ave dies Sunday. sons Howard, Thomas.

SHAW Florence Tohn Kenkel Lime Ave Mary A. Kenkel Annas Ed Griswold Ward Lucille Mottell’s Peek Washburn Victor Mortuary Newton St. Barnap.m Mottell's Peek Morbas Catholic Church Mary Catholic Youth Organization Watson — John Rose Ave May Noland Adal Wiseman Amerada Christensen-Pine Mortuary Korinek George R Cedar Ave J Lucille George B. Doddridge Hermi John. Service Thursoner E. Carsoniday Mottell's & Peek St Apt Sur-Mortuary Vlvine Elizabeth Howard R,lam Mottell’s & Peek Mor Jr Thomas Michael

City Votes Reversal on Camps Facing Protests

City officials and council members reversed a plan to end municipal support for the school camps. In a committee meeting they approved leases for two mountain camps to be used by sixth grade pupils next school year, after six days earlier shelving leases for Camp D'Ongo and Alpine Covenant Camp by an 8-0 vote.

Ongo jAlpine Covenant

Hawaii Scion Predicts Red China Detonation Within Year

Rep. Daniel Inouye told the Torrance Chamber of Commerce that U S intelligence experts forecast Red China could detonate an atomic device within the next year. He noted China’s large army and air force and urged improved communications with the mainland while avoiding diplomatic recognition.

Red China U.S Daniel Inouye Hawaii Rep Inouye Torrance Chamber of Commerce U.syje House of Representatives Britain France United States Tania Aada Ead

Long Beach Schools Schedule Hearing on Budget Increase

The Long Beach Unified School District sets a public hearing for the 1960-61 budget of nearly 40 million dollars on August 5 at 4 pm in the Board of Education chambers at 715 Locust Ave. Final approval will follow. The budget exceeds this year by over two million and is expected to cut the school tax rate by five cents per 34774 dollars of assessed valuation, returning to the 1958-59 level.

Long Beach Unified School - District Board of Education Locust Ave

Meters Looted in Downtown Downtown Parking Theft

Police said thirteen downtown parking meters were looted between July 14 and Monday, totaling an estimated 130 dollars. Authorities are investigating and reviewing nearby footage for clues.

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Missionary Doctor L B Kin Wait Word in Congo

Mrs Rose said the situation is calm and under control and her son and family have nothing to fear. A wire dispatch noted nine American and Canadian wives and children of missionaries were flown to Germany. Dr. Ross, ordained at Eastside Christian Church, went to the Congo in 1938 after 11 years in medical study and Midwest prep, native of Kansas, moved to California as a child, graduate of California Christian College now Chapman College. He returned to Long Beach in 1958 for a furlough and lectured locally. The Congo mission includes maternity, clinical and surgery facilities and a leprosy center for 300 patients accessible only by water.

Germany Ross Eastside Christian Church Congo Midwest Kansas California California Christian College Chapman College of Orange California Ave Reds Mission

Accordion Festival Promises Prizes in Southern California

4500 attendees expected as the Accordion Association of Southern California sponsors a weekend festival with amateur and professional classes. The municipal auditor says events run Friday Saturday and Sunday with prizes for top performers.

States Accordion Eee The Accordion Association of Southern California

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