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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1958

Page

17

City Council Reading Approves Park Fee Increase Plan

The city council gave first reading to park and recreation fee hikes including rental charges at Bay Shore Braschi Library and Madison County recreation facilities. A separate measure raises the social hall rate from 21.75 to 30 and moves clubhouse supervision from Recreation to Public Service, with amendments on medical building relocations and new tower plans noted.

Bay Shore Braschi Library Idison Restion Park Dow Int Commission Ion Wardlowifice Eltent Palo Verde Ave Village Rd Wees Ruth Woodrail Sam E. Vickers Southern California Recreation Department Public Service Department

Pedestrian Hit 34 Feet by Car Dies in Long Beach

A 34 foot pedestrian fatality near 10th Street and Walnut Avenue is reported in Long Beach. The incident occurred Wednesday night as traffic and city planning notes emerged, with officials citing a $50,000 addition for sidewalk and parking facility work along Santa Fe near 28th Avenue.

Long Beach 10Th St Walnut Ave Cherry Sante Fe 28Th Ave Long Beach Missouri Robert Watson Chiider Canal Cely Austin-Bentley Corg Chedester Truman St.eam Hain Los Angeles sup-Boyd Manor

Dooley Wins Half of Request for Parking Lot Permit

Councilman Charles R. Dooley won one point and lost another in his bid for a parking lot permit at 6975 Long Beach Blvd for his hardware store. Planners allowed a lot at 21 W. Home but rejected 23 W. Home. They approved rezoning for a possible park near the first lot, while the second lot was denied due to impact on nearby residents. About 25 property owners protested the hearing, fearing declines in residential values. Dooley argued the project would improve the area. The commission also granted a permit for California Heights Community Methodist Church at 1160 E. Bixby Rd for a second parking lot at 9758 Cerritos Ave in an R-2 zone.

Charles R. Dooley Long Beach Blvd E. Bixby Ra Cerritos Ave

Community Chest drive reports over six hundred fifteen thousand

The United Neighbors Community Chest drive has collected 615,018 to date. Campaign chairmen awarded scrolls to city fire stations for outstanding service. Residential division reached 81 percent of its goal while other divisions showed varied progress. Campaign chair James G. Craiger called 953,953 an austerity goal not covering all agency needs.

United, Neighbors Veterans Memorial Park Norbert W. Dean Retell Lakewood James G. Craiger

Residents Back Thor Airlift Amid Local Complaints

Residents in the southeast near Municipal Airport favor the Thor missile airlift to England, despite complaints of TV and radio interference, rising property value concerns, noise and vibrations. Air Force surveys 439 homes show 262 slight, 96 moderate, 33 strong complaints and 28 wanting to move away. Officials note possible FHA CalVet financing issues for those moving.

Yom Long Beach England Air Force NATO Globermasters. O. Ee

Death notices from a Portland area paper fragment

Several obituaries list William Muloshy Grace Benedict Grace Harrison and others, with addresses at 330 Newport Ave and 3543 Lees St. Services are set for Friday and Saturday at Mattell's Peek Mortuary and St. Anthony's Church, funeral homes noted. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, and siblings. rosaries held today.

Muloshy William T Uwstot Genevieve Newport Ave Olive Ava Sylvia Cathleen Ned Mercedes Judith Bernard Nor Harry Frank Leon-Mattel S & Peek Rosary Sheelar-McFadyeen Cleveland Ohio Benedict Grace Harrison Mattell’s & Feel Lees St Grand St. Anthony’s Church Beverly Boyd Milton Brown William E. 14Th Rose Hills Memorial Park Ace Alphayson Christensen Churchill Netpee Jtie Hess Bessie p.Brench Fred Chestnut Ave Mortells & Peck Gilmore Lottie Mae Linden Ave Paul Harlan R Paul Jr Booth—Joseph Rocheson Louis McNab Ave Kathryn Ischay Day Bert Fred Hohmeier Rosary Frienice Wyda Shannon Sr Mottell’s & Peak Saturn Mottell's Peek Peek Morturday St. Bartholomew's Ary Catholic Church

Assault Complaint Filed on L. B. Boy

A complaint charging Eric Paul Nord an 18 year old with assault with intent to commit murder was issued by the district attorney’s office. Police said Nord fired two shots at his father Evie Jefferson Nord 38 at their home 4808 Mainey Ave after a Tuesday argument over the teen’s drinking. The shots hit the kitchen door.

Eric Paul Nord District Attorney's Office Nord Evie Jefferson Nord Mainey Ave

Artesia Freeway Decision Scheduled Early in 1959

Long Beach council members and school officials debated routes for the Artesia Freeway. Stevenson supports a southern path to protect Bellflower and Lakewood trade areas while a northerly route is backed by Dr. George Dotson and Councilman Virgil Spongberg, citing fewer parcels and lower cost.

Bellflower James A. Hayes Artesia Samuel Lackman Long Beach Margaret North Heartwell Belleeee Flower City Lincoln Las Flores James ©. Stevenson Municipal Bureau of Research Lakewood Oe Ee Virgil Spongberg Erly George Dotson

Fake rehab plea targets Long Beach residents

A young man claiming to be a Long Beach Naval Hospital re habilitation instructor solicited funds for a downtown building touted as a veterans center. Capt L Q Martin exposes it as a phony scheme with no Tong Beach Hospital or government support. The suspect is described as a tall brown haired man in his 20s wearing gray slacks and a light jacket.

Long Beach Naval Hospital L. Q. Martin Tong Beach Tong Beach Naval Hospital Martin

Presidential China Display Opens Lenox Section at Buffums

An exhibit of intimate service ware for estate heads is showcased in Buffums lower level. The display features plates designed for Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry Truman and King Faisal of Saudi Arabia, marking the opening of a Lenox china section in the store.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Harvey Truman King Faisal Saudi Arabia

Terminal Island High Graduates Nine Students

Terminal Island High graduates nine students in a spring ceremony not announced until autumn. A parolee, writing to officials at a federal correction institution, praised the program, saying it was the finest, cleanest, and best institution he has seen.

Terminal Island High Federal Correction Institution Terminal Island Smith

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