Girls Athletic Group at Poly High Starts Busy Schedule
The Girls Athletic Association at Poly High unveils a busy agenda with intramural contests January 27 and 28, a candlelight installation for GAA officers on January 30, and point-based awards for members. Elections for officers will occur February 3, as members with 25 points or more vote.
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Poly Stars
Girls Athletic Association
Poly High
Kay Bostwick
GAA
Val- Po
Faine Beyamegan
Pils
Tenta Tless
Mnie al Finare
Senior Sock Hop Sponsored of St. Anthony's Tonight
The senior class of St. Anthony's High School hosts a dance named Senior Socks OD tonight at the school gym. Proceeds fund the seniors end of year going away dance. tickets cost a quarter per couple. Jerry Dunn and Rick Smith lead ticket sales. Patricia Hobgood directs decorations. Prizes reward loud socks and various dances. shoes will be checked at the door.
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St. Anthony's High School
St. Anthony’s High School
Jerry Dunn
Rick Smith
Patricia Hobgood
Spade Cooley Sails With Sub Reservists on Santa Monica Visit
Twenty five Long Beach submarine reservists aboard the USS Charr SS 328 traveled to Santa Monica for a television appearance by entertainer Spade Cooley. A sound film was shot on the trip for the Armed Forces program January 1st. The Charr is based at Long Beach.
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Long Beach
Santa Monica
Spade Cooley
Cooley
Alice Betts Elected Head of Scripters
Alice Betts, senior and editor of La Fuente, Wilson's school literary mag, unanimously elected president of Scripters for spring. Jon Meyer named vice president, Dixie Tinsley as recording secretary, Rosalee Tucker as corresponding secretary, and Don Hazlewood as treasurer. Sponsor John Gartner.
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Scripters
Wilson
Alice Betts
Alice
la Fuentee
Ath School Literary WI
Supreme Courts
Girls’ League
Jon Meyer
Interclub Council
Jon
All City “Bee
John Gartner
Marines May Turn to Draft to Replace Rotated Force
House Armed Services chairman Rep Short said the Marine Corps could face a draft as about 100000 of its 230000 personnel may be rotated out within months after July, risking a manpower shortage and prompting consideration of conscription.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Rep. Short
D-Mo
Marine Corps League
Winter Wonderland Theme Sets Girls League Confab
The Girls League conference is set for Wednesday at Poly with a winter theme. Nancy Koekkoek leads as president, joined by Carol Crosby as art chairman. Dr. Virginia Ballard and Miss Mary McCammon will attend as invited speakers. A panel includes advisory board members from Poly, Wilson, Jordan, City College, and Long Beach State College. The event features a senior dance by Kathy Hawkins and Jim Auguston and a gua tomine performance by Sue Romaes.
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Winter Wonderland
Poly
Wilson
Jordan
City College
Long Beach State College
Sidney Foster
Nancy Koekkaek
Nancy Koekkoek
Carol Crosby
Virginia Ballard
Long Beach
Mary McCammon
Mental Hygiene Clinic
Long Beach Health Bureau
Wilson, Jordan
Kathy Hawkins
Jim Auguston
Sue Romaes
Wil
City College Banquet Highlights Student Publications
City College held a semiannual Publications Banquet at the Coast Inn. Viking editor Shirley Maas and Beta Phi Gamma trophy winner Robert Craven were honored along with Saga staff award, and George Flowers of the Press Telegram spoke as guest. Representatives from student publications and cabinets attended.
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Viking
Saga
News
George C. Booth
Shirley Maas
Robert Cravin
Sally Erickson
Sacre Lynn
Bill Johnson
Robert Craven
New News Ediitor
Beta Phi Gamma
Sheily Knickertecker
George Flowers
Press-Telegram
Harry Ton
Independent
Bud Lembke
Will ties estate to care for missing sister’s dog
In New York a probate filing sets a condition that Margaret Wise Brown’s estate valued above $20,000 go to Roberto Raucho of Jamaica, VI, if she agrees to care for Crispian, the Kerry blue terrier owned by Brown. Miss Brown died last November.
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New York
Roberto Raucho
Jamaica
Margaret Wise Brown
Miss Brown
Crispian
Fairbanks Heads New Jordan Student Body Officers
The Jordan student body chose its officers last week after third period voting. Dale Fairbanks, senior, was named student body president for Nemestex with Sally Johnson as manager. Other posts filled include James Adams judge and Sharlene Kelliher hostess, Tom Douglas host, Merlene Schunk library commissioner, with campaigning starting two weeks prior and results posted the same day. A runoff was planned for host, and additional candidates competed for various roles.
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Jordan High School
Dale Fairbanks
Sharlene Kelliker
Lett
Marlene Schenk
Shaggy Adams
Tom Douglas
Sally J. Johnson
Jordan
Jorom
Dale
Sally J. ‘Johnson
James ‘Adams
Sharlene Kelliher
Merlene Schunk
Ross Westwood
Ronnie Myers
Dick Westpnal
Arlene Kimball
Terry Shroeder
Bob Thetford
Arlene Laking
Wilson Lists 85 Candidates For Election
Wilson student government elections draw 89 hopefuls with 85 running for offices. Nan cy Tilton tops as the first female candidate for governor of entertainment while Pat Sanford is unopposed for top governor. Other races include safety, finance, athletics and student court, with ten days of campaigning ahead and votes on January 27.
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Wilson
Sim
Stubody
Bruins
Nancy Tilton
Entertainment
Rodney Rumble
Safety
Jim Meyer
John McSweren
Aces
Sonny Wright
Ted Lyman
Sally Brown
Barbara Jarvis
Pat Sanford
Finance
Marty Shaefer
Campanite
Rosalee Tucker
Barbara Bakken
George Maure
Pat Brown
GAA
Scott Chellus
Sherry Hossam
Bill Baker
Bill Bowley
Barbara Murray
Delores del Como
Mary Brightman
Sybylann Snead
Jon Meyer
Inter Club Council
Richard Lane
Ski Club
Sophomore and upperclass officers race at Wil- Syn
A crowded slate of candidates lines up for class officer posts at Wil- Syn. Sophomore president hopefuls include Marshall Resier Jon Champeny Monte Mansir and Dick Buller. Eleven bid for Jeep vice president while secretary contenders for the class of '55 are Margaret Mix Marian Corkin Barbara Powers Joan Balling Donna McLellan and Diane Barrett. Junior hopefuls Kay McCampbell Bill Marmion and Jerry Parks lead. Senior nominees for president include Sheldon Gebb unopposed with Tom Simms Joyce Reid and Larry Baum as associates. Secretary contenders are Tootsie Atkinson Ossie Tinsley and Jeanne Andrews.
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Wil- Syn
Soph
Marshall Resier
Jon Champeny
Monte Mansir
Dick Buller
Jeep
Vic Porker
Mickey Erickson
Don Stutzman
Bill Campbell
Ben Hawkins
Nancy Nettleman
Carol Schwinn
Jack Nessel
Joan Millan
Vicky Hrubacich
Larry Mansir
Sue Rowe
Margaret Mix
Marian Corkin
Barbara Powers
Joan Balling
Donna McLellan
Diane Barrett
Kay McCampbell
Bill Marmion
Jerry Parks
Veep
Lloyd McGinnis
Gloria Norton
Iris Whitman
Jeenne Garyerick
Margaret Desmond
Bev Cherin
Nancy Shapiro
Mary Ann Kunz
Sheldon Gebb
Stubody
Tom Simms
Joyce Reid
Larry Baum
Tootsie Atkinson
Ossie Tinsley
Jeanne Andrews
Folk Dance Course Starts Here February Fourth
Folk dancers may learn folk dancing starting February 4 at Long Beach City College gym. The Long Beach Folk Dance Coop will run eight weekly sessions from 8 to 10 30 p.m. Classes continue each week for eight weeks.
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Long Beach
Coop
Long Beach City College
Girl on Alaska float earns inaugural parade seat
In Fairbanks Alaska Shirley Burnett a beauty contest winner is chosen to headline the territorys presidential inaugural float in Washington D C with a dog team nips and tucks and last minute scrambling by local businessmen who rush to fund the trip and delay the Pan American plane by five minutes to allow her to depart.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Ensenhoyeer
Washington, D. C
Shirley Burnett
Shirley
Week of brisk industrial activity near postwar peaks
Industrial production hovered near postwar highs as inventories absorbed holiday disruptions and optimism remained strong. Retail trade improved versus a year ago while Harvard economists forecast no slump in the second half of 1953. The Fed raised the rediscount rate to 2 percent, and textile and auto outputs surged, with freight carloadings also rising.
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New York
Bue Penne
Harvard Business School
Hally
Federal Reserve Board
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Malcolm F. McNair
Max Hess
Hess Brothers
Allentown
Bureau of Labor Statistics
American Woolen Company
CIO
New England
New Redford Cotton Manufacturers Association
Fall River Textile Manufacturers Association
American Tron and Steel Institute
Jury Reopens Deliberations in Red Case Study
A federal jury in New York resumed deliberations on the conspiracy case against 13 second-tier Communist leaders after a second night in hotel rooms. Jurors began work again at 10 12 a m following a 2 23 p m start on Thursday.
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New York
ULP
Thursy Gay
Market Trend Signals Cautious Outlook for 1953
The analysis notes a market correction beginning Jan 6 and possibly ending last Monday, with Dow Jones close readings around 270 in 1952 and 293 in Jan 1953. It remains bullish overall but warns of potential minor weakness, citing earnings, tax policy, and Washington actions after Jan 20 as key influences on future stock prices. The piece discusses retracement levels, leadership shifts, and sectors to watch, including steels, rubbers, electronics, and low-priced rails.
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Dow
Congress
House of Representatives
Washington
Republican Party
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Republicar
New York
Tap Paine
Webber
Ian
Harry D. Comer
Federal Reserve
Frank Elliott
32 Calcutta Pilgrims Die in Boat Accident
Boat carrying pilgrims on the Hooghly River struck a buoy and cooled into the water. Initial reports say 32 people died with many missing and others rescued. Rescue teams and authorities investigated the incident and identified the vessel and timing.
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Hooghly
Garlic scent mistaken for poison gas on front line
Allied troops in central front area report a strong odor mistaken for chemical warfare. Investigators reach no mans land and determine the scent comes from garlic used in enemy meals.
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Seoul
Korea
Jackson Heights
Central Front
Nomar’s
Rain Seen Possible for Ike's Inauguration
Weather forecast indicates a chance of rain for Monday the day before the inauguration and possibly on Tuesday as well. Temperatures are expected to range from 40 to 45 degrees with cloudy conditions.
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Ike
Washington
UPL
Tae
Mengay
Livestock market report with mixed bids and thin demand
Nominal cattle and hog prices reflected broad demand at key markets. Receipts rose slightly with slaughter down at some points, lamb trade weaker, and feeders steady. animals ranged widely in weight with steers 2300 to 3500 pounds prominent and sows and bulls showing varied price shifts.
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tNs Quaers
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