Africa Aid Lecture at Millikan to Feature Mrs Weiler
Millikan campus hosts an Africa aid lecture on February 5 at 7pm. Mrs. Weiler of West Los Angeles will discuss Dr. Albert Schweitzer's humanitarian work in Equatorial Africa. Admission is a small donated item such as pins thread bandages or old sheets to aid Schweitzer’s mission. Jordan Wilson and Poly High chapters invited.
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Millikan
Aldart Schweitzer
Equatorial Africa
Weiler
Westos Angeles
Schweitser
Africa
Dr. Schweitzer
Jordan, Wilson
Poly High School
Milikan
Poly Student Officers to Be Honored
All of Faly's newly elected student body officers administrators and activity advisors will attend the annual Student Government banquet next Thursday at the Petroleum Club. Outgoing president Bob Inwit will hand over his gavel to Sam Vickers elected president. New officers will be installed and guest speakers include William Began, Neil Philips, and Ir. William Miller.
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Faly
Petroleum Club
Bob Inwit
Sam Vickers
William Began
Neil Philips
Ir. William Miller
Voting Results At Jordan High Hit By Student Leaders
Jordan High announced results of student body elections with Linda Opie reelected Library Commissioner and Carolyn Metecslé reelected Girls' League president. Wilma Dalpisz Judy Grimes Sheila Kerivan and Jane Chaffin named to key posts to support league projects and school activities.
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Jorden
Jordan
Linda Opie
Tech
Carolyn Metecslé
Girls’ League
Wilma Dalpisz
Judy Grimes
Sheila Kerivan
Jane Chaffin
Dress, Regulation, Board
St Anthony Ski Club Plans Mountain Trip
Students from St. Anthony High School Ski Club the Old Angels plan a mountain trip this Sunday to Snow Summit or Mt Baldy, aiming to enjoy skiing and outdoor activities together.
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Ski Club
St. Anthony High School
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Snow Summit
Mt. Baldy
Tips for Teens How Can You Tell if People Like You
A teen advice column explains how to recognize when others like you and how to expand your social circle. It covers reading behavior, conversations, and planning activities with local boys and girls, plus simple date ideas and conversation starters to boost popularity.
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Ener
Linner Willams
Dinyas Dance Aids Hungary Relic Fund Donation Event
A local group named Tinyas Witran boys Welfare Club donated proceeds from a dance held last Saturday to the Hungarian Reliek Fund. The event supported a cultural relief effort with community participation and local volunteers coordinating the fundraiser.
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Dinyas Dance Aids
Hungary
Tinyas, Witran
Aly’ Boys' Welfare Club
Procertis i
Wilson High School Board to Hold Open Meetings
The Wilson Governing Board plans open sessions to let students observe board discussions and actions. The meetings, first of the term, will be held monthly and are designed for students to learn about governance without participating in decisions.
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Thej
Board of Governors
Board of Gov
Wilson High School
Key Clubs to Hold Annual Confab Here
The Jorden Key Club and others plan a regional convention in Long Beach from April 18 to the weekend. Delegates from California, Nevada, and Hawaii will attend at the Lafayette Motel, with district officers to be elected and notable speakers like Rev. Paul Richards invited.
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Jorden Key Club
Poly
Wilson Key
Long Beach
Ely
California
Nevadal
Hawaii
Paul Richards
Trovdan
Begledes
Washington, D. C
Wilson High Names New Class Officers
Wilson High announced new class officers after an assembly in the auditorium. Balloting selected social life leaders and named Student Body and Girls League officers. The senior class president was Steve Lipman with Darlene Cook as vice president and Judi Grimm as secretary. Junior officers included Chris Rope and Sally Brown with Carol Strimes as secretary. Sophomore officers listed include Manne Wingabiairlant as president, Wanda Aston as secretary, and Barbara Peterson as secretary.
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Wilson Auditorium
Girls League
Plesutts
Greek Cypriots Push Strike Into 2nd Day
In Nicosia Cypriots extended a general strike into a second day defying calls to end the work stoppage. The action aimed at protesting village and property damage amid clashes between Turkish and Greek Cypriots, with Greeks accusing authorities of slow response.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
Creele
Cyi
Boy Sister Die in Old Ice Box Tragedy
In San Antonio Texas, five year old Grover Earl Emery and his four year old sister Elen Irene Emery died Friday after being trapped in an abandoned ice box in the Jeene yard of their home. Father James M. Emery, a mechanic, said he warned the children the previous day not to play near the ice boxes. He woke about 3 am and found the children in the ice box. the mother was at work in a laundry. The family includes three other children who were at school.
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San Antonio
Tex
Vpi
Grover Earl Emery
Elen Irene
Jeene
James M. Emery
Sanereuar
Emery
Unclear historical building permits and contractors list
Fragmentary OCR from a building permits page shows numerous names, firms, addresses, and monetary figures. The readable items include contractor and firm mentions such as Anthony Bros, Mackintosh, Francis G. Gentry, and Dacitiltonh & Macksnggsh, with amounts like 2000 and 20000 dollars. The text is garbled with many misspellings and scattered place names, limiting coherent narrative.
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Ini
Loukeil & Foner
Neehneet
Walle Vitanen
Finn iTurwood
Oftics
Arluatio
Guy E Selbuen
Aeton
Aenift
Enwincer
Auiliam P
Weekly Business Trends Show Mixed Signals Across Industries
New York weekly roundup reports a still-strong economy with warning signs of slower growth ahead. Automakers cut overtime, inventories rose faster than sales, and consumer demand showed gluts in appliances and televisions. Prices climbed with CPI at a record high, while oil and gasoline price increases sparked congressional hearings on price gouging and future upstream costs. Report notes rising costs, cautious profit outlook, and ongoing government focus on inflation pressures.
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International Monetary Fund
Britain
Europe
New York
Ford
Dun & Bradstreet
Eisenhower
Ewan, Clague
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Congress
Senate
Pastor
D-Ri
Regolution
Specia
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
King Saud to Receive Red Carpet Welcome in D C
Saud of Saudi Arabia will get a red carpet airport greeting from President Eisenhower when he arrives in New York and travels to Washington for a three day visit. An official welcome is planned at Andrews or nearby, with Dulles and Admiral Redford present. A Thursday idle day precedes talks and dinners.
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Washington
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Din Airport
Eisenhower
New York
Columbute
Tides and Temperatures for Sunday January 27 1937
Long Beach lifeguards report sunrise sunset moon phases and tides with highs of 57 feet at 6 52 am and 38 feet at 8 30 pm and lows of 2 feet at 12 39 pm and 0 6 feet at 2 09 pm water temperature 36 calm surf condition based on U S Coast and Geodetic Survey data
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
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