President Seeks Accord With Bricker on Treaty Powers
Washington Sen Knechend predicted Eisenhower will delay appealing to the people on limiting treaty making while seeking a compromise with Sen Bricker who sponsors a constitutional amendment. Bricker says opposition misrepresents the plan and Eisenhower warns it could hinder foreign policy. Debate intensifies as compromise talks continue over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Knechend
R.-Calif
Eisenhower
Sen. Bricker
R-Chio
Bricker
Ohioan
Senate
Knowland
U. S
Congress
Ohio
Sparkman
D.ala
Wiley
Wis
Senate Foreign Relations
Tle Congress
Beeson NLRB confirmation eyed despite committee delay
Senator H Alexander Smith predicted a quick Senate confirmation of Albert Beeson to the National Labor Relations Board despite a stalled hearing. Beeson, 47, San Jose businessman, faced Democratic scrutiny over Taft Hartley views and prior ties to his former employer. The NLRB lacks a full slate as decisions stall and party lines clash.
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Washington
H. Alexander Smith
R-N
Senate
Albert C. Beeson
National Labor Relations Board
Smith
Senate Labor Committee
Shestering
Eisenhowwer
Beeson
San Jose
Besson
NLRB
Truman
Food, Machinery’ & Chemical Corp
Eisenhower
Guy Ferm Y
Farmer
Sen
Lehman
D.N
Dental Drug Blamed for Auto Crash
Robert W. Watson, 44, of 5245 Abbeyfield Street, suffered neck and back injuries in a rear-end crash at Bellflower Boulevard and Atherton. Maudeen C. Shelton, 35, of 6117 Centralia Street, driver of the striking car, was not injured. Police say her husband, Joe F. Shelton, who had not had a tooth extracted, was under the influence of sodium pentothal and stabbed her in the neck, causing loss of control and the crash. Mrs. Shelton was not cited.
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Robert W. Watson
Abbeyfield St
Bellflower Blvd
Atherton
Watson
Seaside Hospital
Maudeen C. Shelton
Centralia St
Wasenot
Joe F. Shelton
Shelton
Induction Call For 45 Local Men From Lone Beach Area
Draft notices list forty five men from Lone Beach and nearby areas reporting at 7 43 am Monday at the Pacific Electric station 156 W Ocean Blvd for induction into the Army They will be transported to Los Angeles for swearing in then proceed to Fort Ord Most inductees are volunteers aged 19 and 20 Patricia Fish coordinator for Selective Service Harbor area says 41 of the inductees are volunteers.
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Lone’ Beach
Army
Pacific Electric Station
W. Ocean Blvd
Los~ Angeles
Fort Ord
Patricia Fish
Harbor
Property Owners Oil Group Wins Better Lease Offer
Property Owners Oil Development Assn. says a major oil company offered a markedly better oil lease than before, with ground rent at $200 per acre yearly and a royalty target near city bids. Dr Russell Brougher notes a trust arrangement for private property leases and possible changes to the Feb 5 meeting date as talks proceed.
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Oil Group
Brougher
Albert Stevenson
Stevenson
Santiago Ave
Association
C. C. Harrod
D. C
Janette Halton
J. Norman Durkin
Oliver F. Astle
Mwork Out & Reabistactor
Fragmentary post office notice from Long Beach area
The fragmentary OCR shows scattered postal text about routing and class matter, with references to California and a box number. It appears to be a damaged postal notice or masthead fragment related to Second Class Matter and a March date.
Legislature May Ask Liquor Control Study
In Sacramento a five member Assembly committee unanimously backed changing California liquor control. They planned to present draft legislation to Governor Knight, who would decide whether to add the issue to the March session or restrict it to the budget. The group criticized the Board of Equalization and noted a special session or constitutional amendment would be needed for a new agency if pursued.
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Sacramento
California
Knight
Weinberger
Jiquor
Mother and sister identify long-missing kin as truck driver
Edith Duffey and daughter Betty Feeley identify a 20 year old truck driver found in Chicago as their brother Jack Duffey missing from Rockford since 1941. Rockford records show a missing notice for May 18 1981 after he left on a bicycle trip. The man known as Gerald Smith spent years with the Mullins family Rochelle before enlisting in the Army in 1945.
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Chicago
Edith Duffey
Rossing
Rockford
Chicago Daily News
Jack
Haymond Duffey
Princeton
Tugboat Fire Near Newport Head Leaves Two Burned
A Lakewood man and a Dominguez resident were burned when they leaped from the flaming 50-foot tug Ray R. Clark to an unloaded barge. The Coast Guard cutter rescued them as the tug sank 12 miles south of Newport Head while towing the barge from San Diego to San Pedro amid ice.
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Lakewood
Tomingulez
Coast Guard
Reginald R. Claris
Obispo Ave
Clyde Sandy
Nerik St. Dominguez
Ray. IR. Clark
Newport Head
San Diego
San Pedro
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Pacific
Salvage de 34Tif
Myrna Kelly Wins Speech Contest at Poly
Myrna Kelly won first place in the 1954 Poly Senior Speech Contest with The Kentucky Derby as her topic Unforgettable Moments in the History of Sports. Larry Nichols placed second in a study of an African elephant while Sandra Elder spoke on Knute Rockne, Football Coach Preliminaries for the Junior Speech Contest were held at Poly last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna ‘Kelly
Poly
Myrna
Shel J
Larry Nichlols
Sandra Elder
Knute Rockne
Annual Rag Drive at Jordan High
Jordanites back the annual Rag Drive under Jordan Club sponsorship hoping to raise funds for a projector. Last year netted just over $600, matched by a similar amount this year could complete the projector fund. Students earn credit by turning in old rags to any club or organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Club
Jorden
Wilson Students Prepare to Elect Class Officers for 1934
Students at Wilson vote January 26 to elect officers for the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. In the senior race Bill Marmion Barbara Murray and Ted Lyman contend for president with Don Reeve Dorothy Allgrim and Phyllis Hagen for vice president. Secretaries feature Ronnie Vaughn Scout Chelius Diana Daniels and Joan Neill as contenders. Junior tickets include Julia Brown Don Stutzman Marshall Rosier Hank Fennel Vic Parlier with Lee Thompson Joan Balling as candidates for president or vice president respectively and Nancy Nettleman Barbara Powers and Eileen Jackson for secretary. Sophomore hopefuls are Joanne Loring Jim Ferguson Norman Lenzer with Evelyn McGrew Shirley Cooper Dottie Redfield Marilyn Shenk for vice president and Aletha Huston Ida Lee Fox Jo Garverick Dayle Craig Charlene West and Jerri Johnson for secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Bill Marmion
Barbara * Murray
Sen Welfare
Ted Lyman
Supreme Court
Don Reeve
Dorothy Allgrim
Phyllis Hangen
Ronnie
Wilson Swim Show Set for April Island Theme
Wilson School announces a spring aquatic revue titled Wilson Swim Show with a South Sea islands theme. The aqua fantasy runs April 22 and 24, features Water Ballerinas led by Joan Willis with 45 medals, and includes large group pieces like Moon of Manakura and Kalus plus duets such as Ebb Tide and Tropicana. Student directors include Joy Bybee and Jody Wilson among others.
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South Sea Islands
Wilson
Joan Willis
Joan
Manakura
Islands
Martin Kane
Kalus
Campus Groups Plan Elections at Jordan High School
At Jordan High, clubs prepare for next semester as officers are chosen. The Boys League nominated two juniors for secretary and two seniors for vice president. Presidents are current student body officers Sey Hagey and others, with Dick Triggs set to bow out Feb 5.
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Jordan High School
Boys’ League
Dick Triggs
Jordan
Andy Sargentt
Dennis Nelson
Fom Batson
Richard Louritrore
Sey Hagey
Spring Fashion Show for March of Dimes at Jordan High
A January 20 fashion show at Jordan High School Auditorium supports the March of Dimes drive. Fifteen local merchants showcase apparel modeled by students from four high schools. Attendees include TV star Roberta Linn and movie star June Allgren with notable guests Mildred Younger and Mary Castle. Proceeds from tickets benefit polio research.
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Jordan High Auditorium
Randall
Paly High
Jordan High School
Lorraine Doyle
Roberta Linn
June Allgren
Mildred Younger
Mary Castle
Long Beach
Venice Festival Dance Theme at St Anthony's
The Venice Festival Dance at St. Anthony’s, themed Festival in Venice, is planned by Philalitheans with officers including President Cynthia Sub, Vice President Flor Girls High, and Secretary Judy Ybarrella. Colleen Corkery leads decor and music by an orchestra from Dick Neumaier. the event runs February 6 from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. with a 10:00 p.m. crowning of the Timore King and Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Theihan
Philalitheans
Cynthia lSub
St. Anthony’s Mattson
Flor- Girls High School
Dick Neumaier
Gail Jankovsky
Phil
la Courtanthean
Des Couers
Court of Hearts
Igen
Bill Thomas
Lorna Calai
Valentine Dance and Campus Activities Preview
The class will hold its annual Valentine Dance the following Saturday February 6. Many student activities have occurred on St Anthony's campus with more planned. A three act comedy Don't Take My Penny will be shown after Hastex with eight boys and nine girls in the cast. Sister Thomas supervises the production. Two dances are scheduled for the near two weekends, including a semi formal by the Philalitheans this Saturday and the sophomore event.
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St. Anthony's
Hastex
Thomas
More
THM
Philalitheans
Westmont Choir Plans Spring Tour and Debut
The 45-voice Westmont College choir under William J. Beasley rehearses for a spring tour April 7 to 16. Their first 1953-54 appearance was December 6 at Santa Barbara First Methodist Church with A Festival of Carols. The tour opens April 7 at Bethesda Baptist Church Hill Street and Olive Avenue, led by Rev. Robert L. Hubard, and ends with a San Francisco concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmont College
William J. Beasley
Santa Barbara First Methodist Church
Bethany Baptist Church
Hill St
Olive Ave
Robert L. Hubbard
San Francisco
Plays Set for Stage at Jordan at Malin Stage
Suspense romance and laughs headline Jordan one act plays at Malin Stage Thursday and Friday. Three plays offer mystery and fantasy with a cast led by Grace Cook and Gane Hunter, including Jimmy Andrews and Betty Dale, plus a large stage crew backing the production.
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Jordan
Malin
Lis
Vermont
Willer
Grace Cook
Gane Hunter
Eveniing
Jimmy Andrews
Betty Dale
Don Homan
Joan Westorf
Rodeljyn Ballard
Jackie Burns
Marilyn Bryant
John Lee
Ro, Davis
LaVerne Morris
Lynn Richmond
Darlene Stewart
Sharon Stinson
Terry Tibbitts
Kenneth Zommmick
Bob Drollinger
Light
Roberta Squaires
Don Cossarik
Sharon Stinsson
Sharon Koon
Poly Senior Play Group Rehearsing Magnificent Obsession
The Poly Masque drama club selects Lloyd C Douglas Magnificent Obsession for its annual senior play with Gayle Andrews as Helen Hudson and Glenn Singleton, Dave Taylor also in the cast. Costuming by Poly pochne flasses under Clara Cramsey. sets by the stage crew class led by John Jennings. Feb 26 and 27 at 8 30 p.m. Poly auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Douglas
Nen
Poly
Jultian Breed
Judy
Glenn Singleton
Dr. Hudson
Dave Taylor
Bobby Merrick
Clara Cramsey
John Jensins
Poly Girls Sponsor Cage Tourney at Paly High
Paly High School's Girls Athletic Association and the girls' physical education department sponsored a basketball tournament January 18, led by Faye Krater, with Sue Terry and Marlene Hada organizing tags and Irene Soullos and Carolee Houser as timekeepers. At a recent Downey High sports day Poly entered speedball, tennis, and ping pong events. GAA selections named Irene Soullos as president and Carol Ortner, Joan Roberts, and Sue Terry in other roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paly High School
Girls Athletic Association
Girls’ Physical Education Department
Gueille Biefield
Faye Krater
GAA
Sue ‘Terry
Marlene Hada
Irene Sulles
Carolee Houser
Poly
Downey
Irene Soullos
Carol Ortner
Joan Roberts
Recnlling
Sue Terry
Pick Nominees for Girls League Officers
Presentation of candidates for Girls League officers was held at 2m assembly on Monday. Elections will be on Jan. 26. Nominees include Emo gene Trexel for President, Dorothy Cook for Secretary, Judy Cochran as member of Phi Gamma Sorority, Marcia Hart for Vice President, Beverly Newton for recording secretary, Dorothy Baca and Shirley Plemnon for corresponding secretary, and Vicki Grubachich with Marjorie Rose Molt for treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ League
Woult-ve
Wilson
Emogene Trexel
Dorothy Cook
Phi Gamma Ch
Land Judy Cochran
Marcia Hart
Dots
Beverly Newton
Dorothy Baca
Shirley Plemnon
Vicki, Grubachich
Marjorie Rose- Molt
Girls’ League Advisory Board
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Barter
Pine Avenue
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Aer
Ft. Moore Hill
Los Angeles
Doyle Strong
Pemana Carpenter
Strong
Myrna Kelly
By Jim Gray
Jordan High
March of Dimes
Willem Ho Niver
Samuel Heavenrich
Jet Lorraine Boyle
School of Modeling
Long Beach Blvd
St. Anthony
By Terry Laughlin
Westmont Choir
Arnie Schusterman Jordan
Jordan ‘High Auditorium
Don Honan
Batty Dale
Rodelyn Ballard
Maralyn Bryant
By Joann Bruse
Poly Girls
Cage
Virgil Cole
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