Award for David Labs at Long Beach City College
David Labs a Division 1 student at Long Beach City College earned a $200 award for exemplary work as an apprentice welder at the Naval shipyard. The 31 year old from Locust Avenue is praised for reliability cooperation and leadership in the BTD program.
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Long Beach
City
Wn Navy
Labs
BTD
Tats
Prostram
Hug
Tas
Pial
Helena
FAA
Vuss Cairmount
Uncle San
Fire Damage Doubles in San Diego County
Fire season damage in San Diego County more than doubles from last year, with estimated losses reaching 734,65 dollars for the season ending Thursday, compared to 37 CSF last year. The largest blaze scorched over 7490 acres near Lake Wolford, sparked while children played near a forestry crew.
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Caliornia
San Diego
Colle
Lake Wolford
Tywis
Mateh Forestry Crew
Poly Clubs Aid Needy With Food This Christmas
Local sororities and fraternities including Lambda Phi Mu Kappa Chi Sigma and others organize welfare drives for needy families during Christmas. Groups plan food baskets clothing and gifts, with events at Long Beach and Inglewood orphanages and charity collections for City of Hope and Multiple Sclerosis. Santa visits, adopted children, and toy drives accompany the efforts as clubs rally to support five to twenty families.
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Navin
Faly
Lambda Phi
Red Cross Mobile Nit
Mu Kappa
Chi Sigma
Bhi Gamma Chi
Paly
Wilson
Tajia
Inglewood
Delphi
Wilson Girls Host Regional Conference on Wilson Campus
Wilson High Girls' League led by Marian Hodge hosts the Annual Regional Conference with 30 high schools from across the region. Activities include registration, social tour, discussions, auditorium program featuring Wilson concert band directed by Nicholas Furjaniek and dances, plus customs panel and glee choir.
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Wilson High Girls’ League
Marian Hodge
Out Southern Forma
Wilson
Arsesia
Asatlon
Belitlower
Centennial
Comptor
Excelsior
Jordan
Lynwood
Parlamount
Poly
Nicholas Furjaniek
Miss Jacobs
Miss Carlson
Lind Lupher
Janet Hell
Pat O'Dell
Jorune Rabin
Pati Braudé
Jordan Modern Dance Club Presents First Full Show
The Jordan Modern Dance Club staged its first full show for Delta Kappa Gamma at the Fayette Hotel. The program featured acts such as Mambo Market and Night Train, with performers including Barbara Viscardi, Janice Thompson, Say Ward, Nancy Merrit, Judy Strelow, and many others. The event, appreciated by Delta Kappa Gamma officials, highlighted multiple routines and a daily meeting with instructor Elizabeth Robinson.
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Jordan
Dela Kappa Game
Tayfayette Hotel
Delta Kappa Gamera
Crews
Barbara Viscardi
Janice
Nat
Thompson
Say Ward
Joycelodey
Pat Libermen
Patty Hammami
Sylvia, Castro
Phyllis Circosta
Jannell Iiles
Arlene Schultz
Peggy Paul
Judi Amole
Rachelle Allison
Fran Basile
Mary Capps
Elia Blackstone
Jackie Raske
Bobbi Upton
Dee Bahmier
Gloria Finders
Emily Manor
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Elizabeth Robinson
Dewey High Girls Present Toys for Tichenor Clinic
John Dewey Continuation High School girls completed a Christmas toy drive for the Tichenor Clinic. Volunteers made embroidered stuffed animals including elephants tigers cats camels and giraffes with bells inside. The Deweyettes hope this becomes an annual event bringing joy to the children.
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Tichenor Clinic
Joan Hedger
Glenda *Chapsel
Sherrill Neil
Dewey High
John Dewey Continuation High School
John Dewey
P G Wodehouse Takes Oath as U S Citizen
P G Wodehouse, a British writer living near Remsenburg since 1917, became an American citizen on Friday. At about 75, he was completing his 75th book while taking the oath in custom ceremonies.
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Wodehouse
Friday
Ankran Cilien
Folk County
Remseenburg
Daughters of American Revolution Honor for Wilson High Student
Babs Dinsmore was chosen as the recipient of the DAR Citizen ship Award at Wilson High this week for dependability service leadership and patriotism based on reports by social studies teachers and counselors. She will receive a pin and certificate. A separate note mentions a theft incident affecting the student government and apartment residence.
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Babs Dinsmore
Daughters of American Revolution
Wilson’ High
Babs
Jayerd
DAR
Knonville. Tern
Fale
Tides and Temperatures at Sea Coast Report
Foregoing statistics from the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey show high tides at 12 09 a m and 3 7 11 10 22 a m with low tides at 4 38 a m and 2 7 ft. Moon phase or related measurements are noted as Mogmse 39 pm.
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U&s Coast and Geodetic Survey
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
Henri de La Chapelle reports a stock trend for Paine Webber and Curtis partners, noting December patterns and a sideways drift in industrials. The piece blends market outlook for 1956 with projections for autos, construction, and steel, plus defense spending trends and corporate profits.
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Henri de Jt Chapelle
Press-Telegram
Paine, Webber, Ducksen A Curtis
Citabler Coast
Stock Exchange
de la Chapelle
Los Olive of Paine
Thomas O. Peiree
Beverly Hills
H. de LA Chapelle
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
New York Business Sees Record Year, Plans for 1956 Surge
New York Business reports a near record year with consumer demand catalyzing production and spending hallmarks. Predictions point to higher sales across petroleum, plastics, electronics, and autos as Washington signals continued stimulus. Executives like Ralph J. Cordiner and Texaco’s Augustus De Long anticipate multi percent gains, while rail and manufacturing sectors project robust expansion in 1956.
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New York
Washington
Bisco
Ait Hhower
Ralph J. Cordiner
General Electric Co
Augustus de Long
Texas Co
Texaco
Wheelock JI
Bingham
Macy's
Shippers Advisory Board
Allegheny
Lewels
Pennsylia
Ohio
Southern Railway System
M. Lowenstein & Bons
Pacific Mills, Inc
Burlington Industries Group
Vaccine Cuts Polio Outbreaks in California State
A preliminary analysis by the State Public Health Department shows polio outbreaks fell 73 percent among children aged five to nine who received the Salk vaccine compared with non vaccinated groups. The survey, conducted since June 1915, indicates rising public acceptance per Governor Knight’s monthly report.
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State Public Health Department
Gov‘Knight
Malcolm H. Mervill
California
Polio Vaccine Push and Debt Concerns Across Nation
Reports indicate 20 percent of U S families face severe debt, with credit exhausted. Dr Merrill notes vaccine resumption for students and public inoculations, while private doctors report 114038 vaccines by Nov 26 amid high demand. Dow Jones fluctuates as Ike weighs re election, market sensitive to future moves. A California inquiry targets debt counselors and pro raters amid rising consumer debt and regulatory calls.
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Merrill
Market commentary hints at cautious gains into new year
Analysts expect a resume of the advance in coming weeks despite occasional pulls. They note London and US markets have trended higher with key indices near notable levels and warn of profit-taking in late December.
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Londos
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Showboat Theme for Poly Benefit at School Auditorium
Poly PTA presents Showboat themed benefit on January 6 featuring world renown calypso drummer Ted Benedict. Proceeds fund PTA projects including milk and lunch programs with amateur and professional acts. Erik Nelson will emcee. show co directed by Sue Hume and William Milingston. other volunteers listed with costumes and publicity.
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Poly Pt.a
Jim Fukumoto
Stuent
Tedas
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Carnegie Hall
New York
Sally Cannon
Jack Walker
Pat Bastien
Charles Cushman
Jerome Kern
Erik Nelson
Ginger
Wilson High Introduces Coeducational Game Night
Wilson High plans a co-educational Game Night on January 6 in the girls gym with volleyball dancing ping pong and social hall activities. Sponsored by the senior class Lattermen's Club GAA and Miss Reagan's Social Dance Club the gym opens from 6 PM to 11 PM. Organizers Wilfred Griffith and William Bolder say if student interest grows a second semester plan may open the boys gym athletic field and outdoor courts.
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Wilson High
Lattermen's Club
GAA
Miss Reagan
W Ilfred Griffith
William Bolder
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