Wilson Students Elect Rod Rumble President in Runoff
Rod Rumble edged Nancy Tilton to win the Wilson student body presidency after a crowded field. Sonny Wright won vice president. Barbara Jarvis becomes governor of welfare and Bruin governors, Pat Sanford unopposed in entertainment, with multiple others filling roles in safety finance and athletics. The new officers include Jim Meyer as head of Wilson’s Junior Statesmen and Ted Lyman as vice president.
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Wilson
John McSween
Aces
Jim Meyer
Rodney Rumble
Safety
Nancy Tilton
Entertainment
Rod
Nancy
Brush Swith
Safety Até
Sonny Wright
Ted Lyman
Sonny
Safiety
Bruin
Barbara Jarvis
Sally Brown
Barbara
Welfare
Pat Sanford
Pat
Bill Baker
Hear
Bill Bouchey
Scott Chelius
Sherry Hossam
Marty Schafer
Barbara Bakken
Pat Brown
Rosalee Tucker
George Moore
Marty
Campanile
Govenor of Welfare
Barbara Murray
Mary Brightman
Delores
Del
Jim
la Fuente
Student Court
Tee
Tom Ramsey
Long Beach
John Glover
Two City College Teams Tie for Debate Honors
Two City College debate teams tied for third in the B division of the Caltech Debate Tournament last weekend. High placing debaters were Jim and Jack Patterson, brothers, and Saraiynn Kostick and Paul Elders.
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City College
Caltech
Henry D. Cooke
Jim
Jack Patterson
Saraiynn Kostick
Paul
Long Beach Collegiate Speakers Enter Test
Long Beach City and State College will participate in the annual Pi Kappa Delta Invitations. Students compete in events including the 220 meter race at Long Beach. The meet spans March 12 to 14 with Pepperdine also listed among participants.
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Long Beach
Long Beach City and
State College
Pi Kappa’ Delta
Pepperdine
L B Students Attend Shrine Music Event
One hundred pupils from Washington and Lindbergh Junior High Schools attended a Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra concert at Shrine Auditorium. The event was sponsored by the Women’s Auxiliary of the Long Beach Philharmonic Orchestra with Mrs Ray Gould Jr chairing the local committee.
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Washington and Lindbergh
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Shrine Auditorium
Los Angeles
Long Beach Philharmonic Orchestra
Ray Gould Jr
Edna’ Taugh
Bernie Jones
Ronald Marshill
Helen T. Lewis
Rogers Junior High School
Lindbergh Junior High School
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Barbara Shelby
Larry Warner
Glennalee Thomas
Five Poly Juniors and 16 Seniors Earn Gold Ls at Awards
Five Poly juniors and 16 seniors received Gold L awards at the annual assembly for scholarship, athletic participation, and service. Principal W Odie Wright presented the honors with activities chairman Marilyn Tower in charge. Names highlighted include Sally Darrow, Danny Carlaga, David Bullock, Phil Becker, N Burke Kaplen, Marguerite McNait, Mack Mii, Mike Newton, Marjorie Parker, Marylou Peterson, Cree Pillsbury, Shirley Thiele, Ruth Ricks, Frances Tanikaya, Marilyn Tower, Lois Boxer, Al Davis, Marilyn Lortscher, Bob Sklar, and Bob Wells.
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Poly
P LY
W. Odie Wright
Marilyn Tower
Sally Darrow
CSF
Danny Carlaga
OSF
David Bullock
Phil ‘Becker
L. N. Burke Kaplen
Shutterbug Derby Ends Winners To Be Announced
The annual Treilblazer Shutterbug Derby ends with judges Robert Eis and Joaquin Miller reviewing prints from campus life photos at Dan Jordan. Runners-up receive a roll of film and a free Trailblazer copy.
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Dan Jordan
Robert Eis
Joaquin Miller
Eamering
Lal
City College Women Clubs Initiate 43 New Members
City College social clubs held private initiation parties Tuesday and presented new members at Joint Presents. TNT Entre Nous Ramayana Mahabharata and Dashara admitted 43 neophytes with dinners at Libby Martin and Welch homes. New initiates include Elina Brown Dorothy Fenn Allene Kirlough Bonnie Kleinmeyer Donna Laberten Linda Welson Ann Sherwin Charlotte Sutherland Joan Wayman and others.
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City College
TNT
Entre Nous
Dashari
Welen's
Libby Martin
Elina Brown
Dorothy
Ardine Winter
Helen Wren
Agnes Boudreau
Nancy Jennings
Charlene Mayer
Donna Simpgen
Elynna Wilson
Bill Carls to Head Poly California Scholarship Society
Bill Carls senior will preside over Poly’s chapter of the California Scholarship Society for the new semester. Frances Tanikawa outgoing president led elections. other officers include Cree Pillsbury vice president Trene Sulles secretary and Margaret Beal treasurer. Publicity chair and historian not announced. Torch pins distributed at meeting. Rev Bob Richards will speak on Olympic Games in Helsinki at the spring banquet. Annual CSS ditch day noted with an excur sion. trip plans not yet decided.
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Bill Cars
Poly
California Scholarship Society
Cree Pillsbury
Trene Sulles
Margaret.Beal
Publcity
Frances Tanikawa
Boonie McMinn
Committee of Five
BHI
Bob Richards
Felsinki
Finland
Long Beach Alumnae Chapter Meeting Notice
The Long Beach Alumnae Chapter invites all association members to a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the era hall of the girls gymnasium at Woodrow Wilson High School.
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Long Beach
the &Oera
Woodrow Wilson High School
15 LB-Area Men Aboard Transport
San Francisco welcomes 3545 Korean War veterans aboard the USNS General Gordon. The Long Beach area crew includes Capt Kenneth R Bailey Rolling Hills Lt Harald D Brown Cpl Wilbur Burns 3558 Rutgers Ave Juan 433 E Mesa St San Pedro SFC Hunter L Dennis 1862 Cedar Ave Cpl Chauncey L Dollar 292 Temple Ave Pfc James F France 5806 Live Oak St Bell Gardens Cpl Hilbrant Goodhart 16039 Shoemaker Rd Norwalk Maj Richard V Heribaldam 4600 Village Rd Lakewood Pfe Richard E B Krull 1534 N Van Ness Santa Ana SFC Rudolph B Leyva 25528 Marigold Ave Harbor City Pvt Richard A Smith 11504 Tignett St Norwalk SFC Edwin W Smith 455 W School St Compton Cpl Ivan R Stingley 8153 Evergreen Ave South Gate Capt John E Taylor 215 Livingston Dr
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USNS
Wiliam Gordon
San Francisco
Long Beach Area
Kenneth R. Bailey
Rollingills
Harald D. Brown
Francis St
Garden Grove
Wilbur Burns
Rutgers Ave
Juan
E. Mesa St
San Pedro
SFC
Hunter L. Dennis
Cedar Ave
Chauncey L
Dollar
Temple Ave
James F. France
Live Oak
Bell Gardens
Hilbrant Goodhart
Shoemaker
Norwalk
Richard V. Heriblam
Village
Lakewood
Pfe
Richard EB. Krull
N. van Ness
Santa Ana
Rudolph B. Leyva
Marigold Ave
Harbor City
Richard A. Smith
Tignett St
Edwin W. Smith
W. School St
Compton
Ivan R. Stingley
Evergreen Ave
South Gate
John, E. Taylor
Livingston
Speedup Shown in Refund on Income Levies
Revenue official Robert A. Riddell notes 191,467 income taxpayers in the Long Beach Los Angeles area see refunds faster as returns are processed upon receipt. If delays occur the bureau pays interest. Taxpayers should write Refund on envelopes and notify address changes. The filing deadline without penalty is March 16.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Robert A. Riddell
Internal Revenue
The
Revenue Bureau
Ling
Cypress Haystack Fire Tied to Arson Probe
A Cypress haystack blaze is considered incendiary by State Forestry Department officials. Investigators link this and other recent fires in Orange and Los Angeles Counties to arson, with over 200000 dollars in damage. The latest fire at E Lindeboom dairy burned at 830 am, extinguished by a passerby, followed by a second larger blaze 120 minutes later that caused further losses.
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Cypress
Ray Suess
State Forestry Department
Scouting Induction Ceremony to Be Held
An induction ceremony for Boy Scouts and Air Scouts sponsored by the Fourth Ward of the Latter-day Saints Church will be attended by city officials at 7:20 p.m. April 18. Duane Twitchell, Air Scout squadron pilot, says invited attendees include Mayor Burton W. Chace, Vice Mayor Lyman Suter, City Manager Samuel B. Vickers, and Harold C. Levy.
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Boy Scouts
Air Scouts
Latter-day Saints Church
Duane Twitchell
Air Scout
Burton W. Chace
Lyman Suter
Samuel B. Vickers
Harold C. Levy
Livestock price fluctuations in Chicago market report
A fragmented Chicago livestock market note shows hogs steady to higher after a week, cattle and sheep mixed with prices drifting. Barrows and sows moved up about eight cents, with steers and heifers mostly steady. sales volumes and weekly shifts described amid farm trade activity and feed costs.
Local Market News Nonspecific Product Listings
Market news item presents scattered references to butter equs poultry and wholesale prices. The readable fragments mention stores routes weights grades and prices without coherent context or clear entities.
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Joneily Bustat
Rices
Bosal Conbuter Grads
Brill
Fryere
Roxavere
Rand mc
Icdaaaliresantienie
Decontrol Pushes Prices as Industry Sees New Era
The article notes signs of inflation easing and a shift to free market dynamics with decontrol of cigarettes and copper, rising gasoline prices in New York and New England, and Chrysler facing potentially higher auto prices. It cites strong production, high industrial output, and a buoyant retail trade, alongside reports of gunmen robbing two Paramount liquor stores, totaling about $970 plus watches and liquor.
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New York
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Dtems
Washington
New York State
New England
Socony-Vacuum
C Company
Rockies
Socony
New York-New England
J. L. Colbert
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Aso
Ee Trade
Eiserhower
Dun End Bradstreet
Business Reporting Service
Ersten
Trend of Stock Prices for Past Week Analyzed
The market rose after the Federal Reserve cut margin requirements on Friday and set a firm tone for 1953. Copper prices remained volatile while copper stocks advanced only late in the week, as investors weighed margins, inventories, and anticipated tax policy changes against looming March action.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Kennecott
Former Resident Here Backed for U.S. Marshal Job
Robert W. Ware, formerly active in Long Beach business circles, was recommended for the United States Marshal for the Southern District of California by Senators Knowland and Kuehel. Ware has served as Imperial County sheriff for 18 years and is region 10 civil defense coordinator. He previously partnered in Consumers Food and Fuel Co. of Long Beach, sold his stake to join the Navy in World War I, then moved to Imperial Valley as a hotel owner and produce grower.
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Robert W. Ware
Long Beach
California
William F. Knowland
Thomas Kuehel
Washington, D.C
Ware
Imperial County
Civil Defense
San Diego
Imperial Counties
Navy
Imperial Valley
Nurses to Attend Meeting in Long Beach
A meeting is planned for March 11 at 921 Pacific Ave for all licensed vocational and practical nurses in the Long Beach area. The session at 7 30 p.m. will feature three talks on current medical topics and is open to both members and nonmembers of the association.
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Facific Ave
Long Beach
Placentia Driver Attacked by Youth Gang
In Santa Ana, 24 year old Besidera Ne crete of Placentia was beaten stabbed and robbed of 29 dollars after his car windows were shattered at 17th Street and Harbor Boulevard. He was dragged from the vehicle and left bleeding before being taken to Orange County General Hospital. Deputies described the attackers as Stanton youths wearing pegged-bottom trousers and white shirts.
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Santa Ana
Besidera Necrete
Placentia
17Th St
Harbor Blvd
Negrete
Orange County General Hospital
T Tackers
Stanton
X-Ray Clinics Boost TB Fight at City Health Center
Two X-ray clinics opened two months ago at 2655 Pine Ave increase TB diagnosis. 23 cases diagnosed this period vs 10 last year. average monthly exams up from 1100 to 1700. Free clinics run 7 to 9 p.m. first and third Wednesdays. additional exams during regular hours.
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Pine Ave
J. D. Litwack
Civil defense areas clash in local overlap talks
Dixon urged defining the two civil defense zones, one Area F by the state including Lakewood and Dominguez and Long Beach, the other Area B by the county. He proposed a meeting of service chiefs to prevent confusion, with City Manager Sam E. Vickers seeking to arrange it.
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Dixon
State Office of Civil Defense
Sam E. Vickers
Vickers
Lakewood
Domin-guez
Long Beach
Hearing set for three in North Long Beach holdup
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday in Los Cerritos Municipal Court Bellflower for Bruce Hensley 19 Richard R McCoy 18 both Downey and James L Ford 21 Los Angeles youths charged in an attempted North Long Beach liquor store holdup in which at least eight shots were fired. The owner Donald McCalister 7 of 1639 E Lord St allegedly refused to surrender money.
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North Long Beach
Los Cerritos Municipal Court
Bellflower
Bruce Hensley
Richard R. McCoy
Downey
James L. Ford
Los Angeles
Donald McCalister
Lord ‘St
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Rod Rumble
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Zold
Shirley Thiele
Hutch
Portia
Flagawinger
Tri-L
Ruth Ricks
Frances Tanikaya
CSP
Lois Boxer
High Life
al Davis
Commission
Marilyn Lortscher
Bob Sklar
Bob Wells
By Sally Jean Johnson
Bill Carls
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Chicago
Ateady Tocay
Ascoli
Atendy
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Petters Ances
Patel
Uae
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Paramount
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Frank M. Avey
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Whittier Blvd
Frederick Hamud
Stueers
Hamud
Arthur P. Renteria
Joe Lopez
Danbridge Ave
Rivera
John R. Slough
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