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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1957

Page

9

Office visitors cause stir and Dollar Lake noted

A journal entry recalls two Revenue Bureau agents visiting an office unannounced, leaving the writers puzzled and amused as others fled. The piece shifts to Dollar Lake in the San Bernardino Mountains, frozen since November and a three hour hike above Bacton Flats, with locals noting mid day shadows and ice still on the water.

Doller Lake Ydollac Lake Les San Bernardino Mts Bacton Flats Sutter Kunkle Dolar Tye Dollar Lake Kunkle

Thief Drains Wallet From Shopper in Pine Avenue Drugstore

Shaw 73 of 54491 Abbeyfield Avenue reported to police that a thief took his wallet containing BRET while he shopped in a crowded Pine Ave drugstore. Loss valued at 247 dollars. The incident occurred during a busy period and police are reviewing surveillance footage.

Shaw Abbeyfield Ave Bret Pine Ave

Long Beach Honors MS Workers at 1956 Drive Plaques Awarded

Long Beach leaders received plaques for community work in the 1956 Southern California Multiple Sclerosis Hope Chest Fund drive. Miss Carol Davis and Miss Valerie White spoke for Delta Delta Delta Sorority and the Mines, Vivian Showalter and Dorothy Miller represented Zonta Club, along with Zeno Stephens of the Associated Car Clubs. Sam Vickers and Pat Bastien of Polytechnic High School’s student body were also noted for their roles.

Long Beach Southern California Hope Chest Fund Carol] Davis Valerie White Delta Delta Delta Sorority the Mines Vivian Showalter Dorothy Miller Zonta Club Zeno Stephens Associated Car Clubs Sam Vickers Pat Bastien Polytechnic Hgh

Hobby Show Opens Doors Free to All

The 17th annual Pacific Coast Metal Trades District Council convention closes at the Lafayette Hotel with Atomic Energy talks by UC Berkeley scholars. The Long Beach Hobby Show offers a free exhibit with diverse crafts, coin displays, needlework, woodcarving, and a MS clinic and hospital program at Rancho Los Amigos.

Pacific Coast Metal Trades District Council Lafayette Arthur M. Ross Institute of Industrial Relations University of Caliifornia Benjamin Aeron Institute Atomic Energy Commission Hardin Jones Donner Laboratory University of California Herman ML. Somers

Odd Fellows Select Long Beach for 1959 Convention

Delegates meeting in Fresno approved Long Beach as the 1959 convention site of the Grand Lodge of California and its Auxiliary after examination by John Teed, secretary of the Long Beach Lodge, and other local officials.

Long Beach Grand Ledge California International Order of Odd Fellows Fresno John Teed

Drunk Roll Game Trial Reveals Cheating Motives

A downtown court heard a former waitress testify that participants in a drink fueled gambling game cheated customers and each other. Virginia Bergman said she planned to split profits with Bob Holston and Tom Burke but sometimes hid money and kept larger shares. She cited theft from a patron as part of the scheme, detailing several skewed payouts and misdirections.

Bob Robert W. Holston Tom Thomas Burke Virginia Bergman Martin DeVries

Water rate hike approved by Board of Water Commissioners

A 21.5 percent rise in water charges for consumers was approved by the Board of Water Commissioners and sent to the City Council for ordinance passage. Domestic rates rise about 70 cents monthly. budget figures show total appropriations at 5.14 million versus 5.56 million this year. Auditor Mansell reported net earnings of 913 thousand, down 59.9 thousand from last year, due to higher costs and prior rate cuts.

Board of Water Commissioners Cou Commission Clery John R. Mansell State Board of Equalization

Deadlines Loom for City Assessors Office Valuations

Monday marks the final day for owners to file property valuation declarations for 18738 taxes and for veterans to submit tax exemption claims. Delinquent filings risk loss of exemption and higher bills. City officials report streamlined veteran eligibility and canvass work proceeding with reduced staff and adjusted procedures.

Co G. Hoover Himelf

Night Students to Be Honored at City College Banquet

Three City College night division students will receive $100 scholarships at the Evening Division scholarship banquet Saturday at the Hawaiian Restaurant. Winners are Joan Fish Harold Copping and Francis XLecker. President Shirley Clark leads the event with guests from the Board of Education City College administration instructors and the evening student-body executive board.

City College Joan Fish Ievelside Ave Harold Copping Fidler Ave Francis Xlecker Junipera Ave Shirley Clark Aucation

City College Instructor Honored at USC Meeting

Dr. Leslie J. Nason, mathematics and engineering instructor at City College, was honored for outstanding achievements in education at USC’s sixth annual Education Alumni Awards convocation. His USC press published dissertation, Patterns of Circumstances Related to Educational Achievement of High School Pupils of Superior Ability, dates to 1984. He led a Long Beach high school survey linking superior pupil success to positive thinking and parental ambition, while negative factors were less impactful. Nason earned an engineering BS from Michigan State and USC advanced degrees, and he served as a Navy lieutenant commander in 1946. He and wife Frances live at 5101 Ey Ave.

Leslie J. Nason City College USC USC Press Nason DR. Nason Michigan State University Zan Bete Fi Phil Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa Delta Epsilon Navy Frances Recreation Department Tom James Alan

Coroner urges broader death investigations at bar meeting

Dr. Theodore Curphey county coroner told Long Beach Bar and Medical Society members that U S examiners do less for justice than peers in other nations. He urged shifting focus from homicide checks to all deaths, noting his role blends politics and science since his Nassau County tenure. He cited Weinberger kidnapping cases and advocated scientific inquiry of all deaths.

U. S Theo Dore J. Curphey Nigos Curphey Long Beach Medical Assas Nassau County N.Y New York Weinberger Lafa Ivette Hotel Johnny Onteel

Secretaries Arriving for Lafayette Parley Opens State Meet

About 200 secretaries from 35 California cities converge on the Lafayette Hotel for the fifth annual National Secretaries Assn convention hosted by the Long Beach chapter. Marie Bishop of Oakland is state president. Betty Mahaney is convention chairman. Rosemary Garmony reservations chair. Registration and open house top Friday’s agenda. keynote address to be delivered by Dr Bois Swanson of Long Beach State College. Officers to be elected Saturday. banquet master is John Brumfield from Sheriff of Cochise. Convention closes Sunday morning.

California Lafayette Hotel National Secretaries Assn Frogross Marie Bishop Oakland Betty Mahaney Rosemary Garmony Bois ‘Swanson Long Beach State College John Brumfied Cochise Erelmantes

Tourism leaders map master program in California sessions

Twenty eight tourist industry leaders from Southern California met at the Lafayette Hotel Thursday to discuss a master program. Three more sessions will be held in other communities, sponsored by the California State Department of Education. Keith Jones of Long Beach public schools hosted the Long Beach conference.

Califor Southland Lafayette Hotel California State Department of Education Keith Jones Long Beach

Unitization OKed in Assembly for Long Beach

Long Beach sponsored AB 930 clears the Assembly with a unanimous vote to allow voluntary unitization agreements in tidelands for the Washington oil field. The bill, awaiting Senate action, protects the city’s rights as tideland grantee while abatement district plans push for compulsory unitization. Meetings with operators and beneficiaries highlighted subsidence impacts shown in a City Office briefing.

Long Beach Assembly Sacramento Senate Tidelands Long Beach Assembly William S. Grant Long Beach OU Development Co Richfield Oil Corp Hancock Os Co Signal Gi

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