Revised quake casualties list from City Victims
The updated roster lists dozens of quake victims across Los Angeles area including Harold Glenn the hospitalized war veteran, teens such as Henrietta Guntleman and Margaret Simpson, and many residents tied to addresses in Huntington Park Long Beach Santa Monica and nearby communities. Police officers pilots and various named residents are cited with ages and street addresses reflecting a wide scope of casualties in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Glenn
Henrietta Guntleman
Marie Harrington
Emil Johnson
West Tenth Street
Isobel Lane
Springdale St
Williams
Marshall
Spruce St. Olen
South Gate
Ashley M. Firkins
Richard Wade
Hayes
Carl Morton
Santa Monica
George Towne
Frederick Porter
Chicago
Los Angeles
Sportsman
Setrge Towne
Lyle Petit
Cypress
Calif Dominguez
G. Brinkerhoff
Tamarind Avenue
Garden Grove
Pollard
Huntington Park
Edna Greenmayer
Pacific Boulevard
Elmer M. Hays
77Th Place
H. Loeb
Pacific Blvd
Dotty Martyne
Albert Oleson
C. L. Runyon
Rachael Swenson
Walnut Street
William ¢. van Way
Tames Brodie
Vermont Ave
F.G. Bryner
Galiota
Burks
California
D. Chittenden
Gar- Mrdena
Ramona Gighani
West Third Street
Dwight W. Cornish
East Muh
Fred B. Cole
East 4Th Street
Jack Grombie
Margaret Dary
Wath Street
Millie Herman
St. Louis 'Avenue
Ross Headman
Thomas Higarski
Wagle Street
William Johnson
Downey
Dorothy Iain
Jane
Rudolph Knaul
Howard Kennedy
West First Street
Saturno Layago
Ontario Street
Helen Leverick
Taber Street
August Lunt
Dixie Ann Parker
Biale Treet
Gregory H. Pulver
Cerritos Avenue
Corry Debaters Defeat Franklin High in League Debate
Corry High won the Inter-High School Debating League contest against Franklin High. The affirmative argued Russia should recognize the Soviet government, while Franklin opposed. Judges cited argument quality and rebuttal. Corry’s team included Grenn Perkins William Tull Marie Smith Everett Phillips. Franklin’s team featured Joseph Jandy James Eiwall Ray Pope William Jolley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Massa
Corry
Grenn Perkins
William Tull
Marie Smith
Everett Phillips
Frankin
Joseph Jandy
James Eiwall
Ray Pope
William Jolley
Iiternate
Thomas Gill
Allegheny Culleze
DeForest Bativo
Co Unbus High School
George O'Hara
Franklin
Afteen
Timtec
Russia
Ruseidn
Moscow
Ure Franteli Byoabeus
yUsUy AupeLibr
Cory Tyeam
Comy
Mich Xredit
Miss Eneland
Javiter
Scheiled
Fragmented Page Snippet Shows Social Chatter and Stage Talk
The readable portion hints at campus chatter with Alice Carlson, Vera Turner, Marjorie Main, Harry Baumgarten, and Harriet and Pawt, plus skiing plans and a fire endurance note. References to a study hall, a type group with two new members, and questions about a stage production’s Friday event appear as scattered, informal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Carlson
iMfall Dimtels
Vera Turner
Marjorie Mainv
Harry Baumgarten
Harriet
Pawt
IL. G
A Dream Of A High School Fire And Revelry
A dream narrative unfolds with a Stanford Hose Company fireman rushing through a burning high school. The pupil combats flames, coal dust, and a mistaken identity while weaving in school figures like Mr Myers and Guy Bitters. The tale ends with the dream dissolving into reality, and a promise of humor about a donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Company
Mr. Myers
Tia
U S Swimming Hopes Rest On High School Stars
The March American Boy issue argues U S swimming must rebuild from Japan by starting in high schools. It notes 1982 Olympic results where Clarence Crabbe won the 400 meters while Japan swept other men’s races. Clarence Pinkston compares styles, urging fundamental changes to American swim strokes to regain global supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Servcy
Coupe
Japan
United States
Clarence Crabbe
Clarence Pinkste
Onjoh
Detroit Athletic Club
Unnwl
Pinkslaily
Pinkston
Wien
Mick
Ywutumer
Jess
Trips to Japan for high school writers contest
The American Boy magazine offers two week trips to Japan for three winners chosen for an essay on Japan and why they want to go. Winners sail from Seattle in June with an American Boy staff member, visiting Yokohama Tokyo Kyoto Nara Miyajima and more, with a ship voyage back. Entry is open to anyone under 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Seatué
Yokhama
Sokohama
Tokyo
Sikicu
Kyoto
Nara
Oshi
Miyajima
Senior High students stage projects and events
The Senior Te-HI-Y works on furnishing the teachers' room and plans wiring and decoration. A successful Gandy sale was held in the Senior High School hall. Juniors plan a March 4 dance with an orchestra. H. A. M. Association set an March 16 phone match. Mr Hansen spoke to Rotarians and students about gang activity in Chicago and answered questions. Junior-CI-Hl club plans a party next Friday in the Teachers' room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. M. Association
CR. Hansen
Chicago
Lumby
Hann
Hansen
Concert March 22 at Junior High In Erie
A concert is planned for March 22 at the junior high. The event showcases participants from the Pennsyl vania Forensic League including the Band Girls Glee Club Orchestra and vocal and instrumental soloists cited among the entrants. The Forensic League contests occur March 20-21 at Academy High Bria with schedule to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Academy High
Bria
Marl¢ Bennett
Billy Jewell
Cornet
Bernard Bennett
Gerry
Girls” Glee Club
Helen McCray
Beatrice Hulings
Charlotte Phillips
Sarah Jane Reed
Lois Cornell
Rita Becker
Hollice Brynolfson
Teor
Armour Hillstrom
Peryy Haines
Bob Sours
French Club Plans Bicycle Ride For First Sunny Saturday
The French Club outlines an unusual entertainment, a bicycle ride open to first and second year Pench students. It will be held on the first sunny Saturday, with students and the instructor all cycling in a friendly, French themed event.
Corty High School Publishes Student Newspaper Editors
The Corty High School publication lists editor in chief Orlo Ewing and managing editor George Rogers with a team including Jane Raymond Sarah Shaver Jane Maxwell Harriet Colegrove and others. Typists include Carl Pordep Leuta Scott Lois Cornell and Georgia Castrantas under faculty adviser Mrs Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty High School
Orlo Ewing
George Rogers
Oleata Perkins
Ass! Man
Jane Raymond News
Sarah Shaver
Jane Maxwell
Harriet Colegrove
Robert Ayers
Cecil Akam
Gordon Rehnberg
Rita Waite
Mary Sears
Carl Pordep
Leuta Scott
Lois Cornell
Georgia Castrantas
Bernice Button
Mrs. Will
Democracy praise for Corry High student councils
The Corry High student councils deserve pride for lively effort this year but face limits from targeting minor issues. They completed projects like teachers room redecorations and liquid soap dispensers, while larger aims such as social and recreation programs stalled or died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry ‘High
Io Bolmolls
Lypsos
Beubine
Ap Noighle
Maxmitde
Ilm
Death claims John Gardner in West Smith Street
The body of John M. Garaner of West Smith Street, who died in War ren this morning, was brought to Alexander and Company's Undertaking parlors this afternoon. He was well known locally and survived by his wife, several sons and daughters. Funeral notices will be issued later. Guffey and Pinchot Confer Harrisburg. Gov Pinchot independent Republican and Joseph F. Guntey, Pittsburgh Democratic leader in Pennsylvania, conferred here March 18 but did not reveal the purpose of their meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Haines
Guy Bitters
Mr. Anderson
Orlo Ewing
Armiony Hillstrom
Jane Raymond
Jackson
Sono
Schout
Mrn Sheen
Laxpryers League
John M. Garaner
West Smith Street
Warren
Alexander and Company
Mr. Gariner
Puneral
Guffey
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Ree Publican
Joseph F. Guntey
Pittsburgh
Pefin
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Virginie
Terrence Roberts
Lemon Avenue
J. R. Rodgers
West Hint Street
Olin
Rodgers
West Whird Street
Howard Roges
Magnolia Street
Pauline Sanders
Daisy Avenue
Dorothy Searle
Vinstreet
Mary Seelig
Gardenia Street
Virginia
Donald Slauson
Cherry
Anahein Blvd
Jean Spivey
Abner B. Stephens
Fire Department
Clayton Steves
Magnolia Avenue
Sterling Taylor
Pine Street
Arthur Walsh
Salvation Army Lodging House
Flora Weeden
Green
Wood Street
Aiontebello CP
Wertsberger
Dawson Street
Tra Wharton
East 6Th Street
George W. Wilholt
Newport Avenue
Wright
Aunadle Avenue
Mary Wright
Atlantic Avenue
Los Anasies
Alice G. Anthony
Norwalk
Walter de Buston
Olive
Santa Ana
Arl
Watts
Francisco Navarette
Alberto
Franklin High
Franklin Team
Corry High Dubutlers
Selon
U.S
Johnson
Warost , Hart & Son
Wyoming Ave
Buffalo
G. C. Heberling Company
Blommington
Enre
Servel
Walden Donelson
Three Points
Jon Roosevelt
Aula
Crawford M. Woods
Hit South Center St
Inquire
Crawford M- Wands Co
Etet
D. Hll
Egy Cof
East Pleasant Street
Howe
West Prederivk St Bel
Waterford
Tindley Lake
Upacienl
Tie
Buttalligia
Pah Tath
John Gardner
Duco Household Cement
Rogers
Fixit Liquid Cement
Sheffield
Rutland Iron
E. E. Guignon
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