Teachers of Future in Confab at Lakewood campus
Future teachers from Jordan Wilson and Poly technic High Schools and City College attended an annual program co sponsored by Delta Kappa Gamma and the City College chapter of Future Teachers of America held in Room 420 of the Lakewood campus music building. Foreign visa panelists Consuelo Biss Leo Schochet and Carlos Hadlow favored the American system of fewer required subjects and broader career choice. The panel was moderated by Douglas Eyverred. City College Brigal Singers provided entertainment under Royal W Stanton. Delegation heads were Juanita Lovell Wilson Margaret Beal Polytechnic Jay Hagey Jordan and Mrs Eve Nanzio City College. Delta Kappa Gamma members centered the event with Eta and Heta Jota chapter presidents Miss Geneva Cropper and Mrs Opal Linder leading attendance.
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Jordan
Wilson and Polytechnic High
City College
Delta Kappa Gamma
Future Teachers of America
Lakewood
United States
Consuelo Biss
Philippines
Leo Schochet
Austria
Carlos Hadlow
el Salvador
Douglas Eyverred
Woodrow Wilson
City College of Brigal Singers
Royal W. Stanton
Juanita Lovell
Wilson
Margaret Beal
Polytechnic
Jay Hagey
Eve Nanzio
Eta
Opal Linder
Heta Jota
Geneva Cropper
Wilson High Chooses The Curious Savage As School Play
Wilson High selects John Patrick comedy The Curious Savage as this year’s all school production set in The Cloisters. Tryouts are Tuesday January 12 and January 14 with January 18 as needed. Performances run March 25 and 26 with open casting for all Wilson students.
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John Patrick
Wilson
Thespians and Dramatics
Thundey
Klean Kampus iDrive Starts Junior Speech Contest
The Klean Kampus iDrive launches at Wilson Poly with a five week campaign. Students compete for best content and platform, judged in an event on Jan 25. Speeches must be under five minutes and memorization is not required.
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Jeadara
Wilson, Poly
Christmeas
Shirley Crawford Crowned Winter Whirl Queen at Jordan High
Shirley Crawford a Jordan High senior won queen for a day at the annual Winter Whirl Christmas party held in the gym. Principal John W. Wilson played Santa as 1600 Jordan co‑eds enjoyed a gala with vocalists Rex Simon Barbara Blake and dancer Dorene Brewater. Six attendees included Barbara Shallcross Pat Gardner Cynthia Decker Jill Parsons Judy Thomdike Barbara Moran and senior Earl Finney. The event featured a Jordan orchestra and the Star Dusters. Onlookers noted the festive mood as the school celebrated the season with music and dance.
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Shirley Crawford
Jordan High School
Jordan
Santa Claus
John W. S Wilson
Shirley
Barbara Shallcross
Pat Gardner
Eynthia Decker
Jill Par
Judy Thomdike
Barbara Moran
Earl Finney
Rex Simon
Barbara Blake
Dorene Brewater
Betty
Dale
Sharlene
Lance
Horace Heldt
Jordan Orchestra
Bob Denyer
Star Dusters
Caerulea
Soredding
Sharon
Bergh
Bergh Nenidey
I Eedd "sHeme
Gray
Carol Croaby
Pep Boys Essay Contest Offers Four Year Engineering Scholarship
The Pepper Boys contest invites high school seniors to write essays on traffic safety to win a four year engineering scholarship to a California state college or university. Murray Rosenfeld, general manager, announced the awards including tuition, books and supplies for four years. Top three essays earn trophies and $50 United States Savings Bonds. winner chosen by academic standing entrance exam and citizenship.
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California
Murray Rosenfeld
Hhe
U. S
Whethrer
Poly's Talent Show Tryouts Highlight Student Acts
Tryouts for Poly's annual talent show on January 19 drew juniors and sophomores as only three of four acts per class were selected for the combined three-class production. Frances Van Camp, senior, chairs the show with Larry Allison coordinating judging and travel descriptions for selected acts. Additional tryouts will be held next Tuesday in the auditorium for those who missed earlier auditions. The Senior Sodality invites the Junior Sodality to an ice skating party set for March 17, and the Junior Red Cross plans a stag dance after Friday's basketball game in St Anthony's gym.
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Poly
Frances
van Camp
Larry Allison
St. Anthony's
Rogue
Faris Atudenta
Europe
Saint Anthony
Three Vie for Wilson Bruin Student Body Top Post
Three seniors Baker Jack McFadden and Lloyd McGinnis compete for Wilson Bruin student body governor on January 26. McGinnis serves as senior class president and Key Club vice president, Baker was safety governor and junior class president, McFadden is athletics governor and Demos Club president. Vice president contenders are Joan Sperry Jim McNab and Frank Smead. Joan Sperry is welfare governor and Frank Smead heads Wilson Juniors Statesmen Club.
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Wilson
Bruin
Bul Marmion
Baker
Jack McFadden
Lloyd McGinnis
Key Club
Bill Baker
Governor of Safety
Kansas
Demos Club
Joan Sperry
Jim McNab
Frank Smead
Joan
Welfare
Frank
Saints Plan Two Dances On St Anthony Campus
Next week at St Anthony High School features two student dances. Tonight the Senior Class hosts a date dance in the Catholic Center from 8:00 to 12:30, admission 1 per couple with Johnny O’Brien and “Accidental” providing music. proceeds benefit the Junior Red Cross gift chest. A stag dance follows the Mount Carmel game at 9:30 to 11:20, admission 25 cents per person, proceeds aiding school supplies for a worthy school.
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Catholic Center
SLCO
Johnny O'Brien
Pla
Seadosting
Baer
Red Cross
Caliwell
Mount Carmel
Historian resumes lessons at First Seventh Church
Dr Irving F Ahlquist associate history professor at Long Reach State College returns from a historians conference and will continue Sunday morning lessons for the IBECCA adult class at First Seventh Church He will discuss Jacob this Sunday with future topics announced Jan 17 and Jan 24 including Joseph exalted by God A pony service led by Wilbur Snively precedes the Bible lectures.
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Irving F. Ahlquist
Long ‘Reach State College
Siethian Church
Jacob
Josson
Joseph
Ahlquist
Wilbur i Snively
Ritchie released from jail in Detroit theft case
Windsor police say Onte sar Ritchie was released from jail and later served a 30 day term for theft. The paper reports a key witness disappeared from a Detroit hotel while under police guard, tied to the five year old assassination attempt on CIO President Walter Reuther. Prosecutor Gerald O'Brien confirmed the witness but warned against publishing the name.
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Ritchie
Windsor
Detroit
Gerald i
O'Brien
CIO
Walter Reuther
Tito Denies Secret Deal With Russia
Belgrade Yugoslavia President Tito denied claims of a secret deal with the Soviet Union. In a written statement from Brno he condemned an article in the U.S. Freeman magazine as slanderous and aimed at splitting Yugoslavia from the West. He warned such writings seek to undermine Yugoslavia and hinder Western cooperation and aid.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Russia
Weat
Brno
Slovenia
U. S
He Freeman
Soviet Union
Italy
Germany
United States
Great Briitain
France
Trieste
Fire Truck Crashes Station. Driver Injured in Los Angeles
An 85th Street hook and ladder fire truck swerved at an intersection to avoid other vehicles and pedestrians. Driver John L. Safarik, 41, from North Hollywood, suffered head injuries and was taken to a hospital. The siren and lights were on, but another car entered the intersection. Safarik steered into the station at Olympic Boulevard and Hoover Street to avoid a collision.
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Los Angeles
John L. Safarik
North Hollywood
Mayensnes
Joseph Monnike
Safarikt
Gan Station
Olympic Blvd
Hoover
Layoffs Hit Workers in Heavy Industries
Large scale layoffs hit factions of the nation's heavy industry this week. Plants in automotives steel railroads and electrical manufacturing cut payrolls. Railroads report roughly 18 000 job losses amid production slowdowns and seasonal adjustments as unemployment claims surge to the highest weekly level since 1950.
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Washington
Bureau of Employment Security
Lavor Department
Michigan
Plymouth
Obryger Corp
Automotive Body
Briggu
Hudson Motor Co
Stude~baker Corp. Ward
South
Bend
Ind
Lukens Steel Co
Pennsylvania
Hethlehem Steel Co
Buffalo
N. C
Buffalo Evenings News
Canton
Ohio
Republic Steel
Alabama
Bridgeport Brass Co
Conmbeicut
Reading Co
Reading
Jersey Central Rairoad
General Electric
Auburn
Syracuse
Bureau of Employment ‘Security
Girl Saves Aged Man Trapped in Old Well
CAN ION CITY Colo JP A junior high school girl heard the cries for help of Thornton Wheeler 74 who fell into a well at his home and rescued him Firemen arrived quickly Wheeler was wet and chilled but unharmed the well was 10 feet deep with three feet of water
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Ion City
Colo
Shirley Hurd
Ahe
Thornton 5
Wheeler
13-Ounce Baby Dies in London Hospital
Derek Robert Ward weighed 13 ounces at birth three months early and died within a day. Doctors and hospital incubator efforts failed to save him.
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London
Derek
Robert Ward
Lucie Blanchet Dilemma Delays French Wedding Decision
French authorities weigh whether Lucie Blanchet a farm worker known as tall and strong should marry Afme Trechet or choose to transition. A pre marriage medical exam suggested strong doubt about her sex prompting AG involvement and cancellation of the wedding at St Geme church.
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LE Blanc
France
Itis
Lucie Blanchet
Lucie
Afme Trechet
St. Geme
Trechet
Rivera Teachers Refuse to Testify in Red Probe
In Los Angeles a group of teachers faced the Senate un American Activities Committee hearing. Several declined to testify while others admitted varying affiliations with leftist groups. The session highlighted tensions over communist influence in education and civil rights concerns.
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Rivera
Mixup Train Hits Truck Crashes House in Riverside
Edward S Moody driving a panel truck saw an oncoming train and braked, but the engine stalled across the tracks. He escaped, yet the train struck the truck, throwing it 45 feet and into Mrs. Mabel Norman's Riverside bedroom. She suffered cuts but survived. a 45-year-old man died in the crash.
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Riverside
Edward S. Moody
Moody
Mabel Norman
Toney
Laos Pincer Opens as Vietminh Launches Push
Vietminh rebels launch a pincer against a key French base in Laos. Forces strike Seno airbase near Savannakhet and attack Tchepone, with heavy combat around Dongbens and Dien Bien Phu area air raids reported by French command. French losses described as important. rebel losses not disclosed.
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Hanoi
Indoching
Laos
Lowes
High Command
Seno
Savannakhet
Indochina
Lme
Tchepone
Sena
Dongbens
Ano
Dien’ Bien Phu
Dien Bien Phu
Vietnam
French Union Parratroopers
Taylor Warns Korean War Risk Amid Prisoner Release
General Maxwell Taylor of the Eighth Army warned that any Communist attempt to halt the January 23 release of 22,500 anti red prisoners could likely restart the Korean war. He said U S troops are alert and prepared for orderly or emergency actions as the prisoners, including North Korean and Chinese POWs, are to be released as civilians at 12 01 a m Jan 23 near Panmunjom. The Communists want the detainees held until a Korean peace conference rules their fate.
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Seoul
Maxwell Taylor
Eighth Army
Panmunjom
U. S
Pws
Ko‘rean
Long Beach Medical Association to Install Durnin as President
Dr. William G. Durnin, a seven year Long Beach resident, will be installed president of the Long Beach branch of the Los Angeles County Medical Association at the annual dinner January 16 at Pacific Coast Club. He serves as consultant at Harbor General and Veterans Administration Hospitals and is active with Seaside, Community and St Marys Hospitals.
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William G. Durnin
Long Beach
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Pacific Coast Club
Durnin
Harbor General and Veterans Administration Hospitals
Seaside
Community
St. Mary's
Stirling G. Pillsbury
John C. Lungren
Hubert J
Queen Gets Air View of New Zealand Peak
Wellington dispatch reports Queen Elizabeth viewed snow covered Mount Ruapehu from the air during a royal tour from New Plymouth to Wellington. Experts link the mountain's Crater Lake collapse to triggering the Christmas Eve rail disaster that killed 136 people when a packed tourist train derailed at a swollen Wangaehu River gorge.
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Wellington
New Zealand
New Plymouth
Mt. Raupehu
Wangaehu
Royal Tour
Boy Suffocates in Starch Factory Waste
In Grand Falls North Dakota Frederick Boucher age seven died after jumping into an eight foot ditch filled with foamy starch waste. Two classmates who were walking home alerted rescuers but the boy suffocated before help arrived.
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Grand Falls
N. D
Frederick Boucher
e.Starch Factory
Frederick
Pat
Publicned Denies AARP Museny at Wixin Street
A garbled public notice from Telegran denies an AARP matter at Wixin Street and related locations in California. The document cites postal and carrier delivery references, dates in March, and mentions an official office at Cong Brace regarding the matter.
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Aarp Museny
Wixin Street
Pipe Avenue
Loop Banca 17
California
Vate
Fhat
Cong Brace
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