11 Officers Get Nod at Poly
Margie McDonald reports that 11 student government officers for the spring semester at Poly were approved by the student council, with four returning incumbents and new appointees in areas like art, activities, forensics, finance, campus committee, and fraternity and sorority leadership. The new appointees will lead their departments and represent their groups at council meetings, as the outgoing officers retire at the Jan. 26 banquet at the Wilton Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Authier
Wincy Polzin
Sandra Martin
Howard Hicks
Margie McDonald
Carolyn Libbach
Janet Tcewis
Karen Kuffine
Janet Helms
Hirty Curry
Nancy Peery
Louise Lee
Witon Hotel
Bruins Name Weekly Editor Roles at Loudspeaker
Carel Gregory a Wilson High senior is named second semester editor in chief of the Al American newspaper The Loudspeaker with Mrs Ianiel Q Padgham as sponsor. The staff list names managing editor first page editor and numerous editors across pages with Jim Foor Jane Liftlander Bev Whitford Gloria Howe and others in assorted roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carel Gregory
Wilson High
Ianiel Q. Padgham
Ting
Bob
Jack
Karlene Kahlstrom
Joyce Kovaler
JoAnn Ale- Millan
Sue Flleim
Txkeman
Jim Foor
Nancy Plumb
Lindy Lord
Jane Liftlander
Bill Campbell
Vaughn Young
Bev Whitford
Marianne Ford
Gloria Howe
Shirley Learendrest
Jo Howell
Patsy Herman
Toby Brightmar
Janice
Rod Duska Howard
John Leonard Wins Bill of Rights Event in Wilson
John Leonard, a Wilson junior, won the senior division prize in the Bill of Rights contest at a banquet for students and parents held in the Ambassador Hotel Colonial Room. He received a $25 U.S. Savings Bond. the event honored 48 prizes across junior and senior high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piseing
John Leonard
Wilson Dunior
Xes
United States
Ambassador Hotel Colonial Room
Leonard
Long Beach
World Friendship Club
Wilson
1,000 Injured in Falls on Icy Vienna Streets
Vienna reports over 400 treated overnight for bone injuries cuts and bruises after icy streets cause widespread slips. From Wednesday night to Friday midday city hospitals treated 600 more as authorities warn of danger on slick sidewalks.
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Vienna
Austria
Wilsonites Compete for Europe Exchange Trip
Wilson High students vie for a 1935 summer European exchange, selecting two junior members among contenders. Candidates must be in good standing, have two years of foreign language study, and be sixteen by June 1935. Foreseeing cultural learning, the Field Service sends American youths abroad while hosting foreign students at Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson High School
American Field Service
Janet Dorrans
George Hayter
Susan Boyles
Don Lenzer
Andre Blondel
Wilson High
Ae Spee
United
Sendistares
Andee
George Pisy
Ter
Ealiens
United States
Our Hearts Were Young and Gay at Wilson High Play
Wilson High stages an all school play with 3-D inspired sets and a cast led by Helen Schoois and Mary Lewis. Understudies include Tilletson Rex Thatch and Rex Thatch. additional performers span Emily Dee Anh Snowden, Jack McBade, Ronnie Hogue, Barbara Flyler, and Otis Skinner in a lively multiple-role production scheduled for March 15 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson High
Cordy Hloward
Marcia Simption
Dick Winters
Dan Danners
Armiral
Stewart Rosen
Harold
Mort Elsine
Towne
Tilletson
Helen Schoois
Winfred Bough
Emily
Dee Anh Snowden
Mary Lewis
Leo McEvoy
Pannalia Ion’ Githert
Stim
Athens
Inspector
Irma Mae Dougherty
Therese
Dorothy Weil
Madame Filsie
Doris Dee Breshine
Mr. de la Croix
Andre Blondell
Ed Rapeport
Rex Thatch
Steward
Ronnie Hogue
Juniors Take Jordan Helm At Jordan High School Elections
Jordan High School elected Char lene Conrad and Ronnie Fairly as Boys and Girls League leaders. The slate includes Linda Houlihan, Ron Cruser, Nancy De Grande, Harold Garvisa, Sharon O Bergh, and Shirley Tabor in key roles. The clubs aim to promote sportsmanship, friendship, and higher ideals of living and womanhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan High School
Girls’ League
Charlene Conrad
Ronnie Fairly
Linda Houlihan
Ron Cruser
Nancy de Grande
Boys’ League
Harold Garvisa
Sharon O'Bergh
Shirley ‘Tabor
Jordan
Girls’ Association
73rd FDR Birthday to Be Marked Sunday
Hyde Park observers mark Franklin D Roosevelt birthday with graveside ceremonies at his Hyde Park estate. A wreath will be placed on the grave by Lt. Gen. Blackshear M Bryant, superintendent of West Point, on behalf of President Eisenhower. Also present will be representatives for the National Fund for Infantile Paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Blackshear M. Bryant
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Eisenhower
Key Clubbers Take on Full Slate at Poly on Campus
Pols's Key Club, affiliated with Long Beach Downtown Kiwanis, lists Howard Reich ines as president and Charlie Cushman as vice president for the spring term. Other leaders include Jim Fukumoto secretary Ed White treasurer Paul Allen sergeant at arms. They run a booth at the Heve 2 Teart Carnival and support welfare projects such as distributing calor books to hospitals and raising money for three needy families at Christmas while planning district and national conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pols
Ji Ted Cross
Elling Megan Kils
Navajo Tagians
Key Club
International Organization
Long Beach
Kiwanis Club
Howard Reichines
Charlie Cushman
Jim ‘Fukumoto
Ed White
Paul Allen
Ford Montgomery
Lafayette
Ray Morry
San Bernardino
Lafayette Hotel
Use of Radar by Officers Ruled Legal
Alameda County Superior Court on Friday ruled that radar use by police is legal and not a speed trap. The test case involved Scott Beamer, 40, of Piedmont, with defense attorney Kennedy Jackson planning an appeal to the state Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Alameda County Superior Court
Scott Beamer
Piedmont
Kennedy Jackson
State Court of Appeals
Marine sergeant hurt after water can is thrown at car
A year old U S Marine staff sergeant Walter E Waldie was nearly injured Friday night when a water filled can was thrown through his windshield on Spring Street near the San Gabriel River. The impact caused a four inch hole and glass cuts on his face. Waldie drove to a service station and police were notified. He was treated at the Naval Air Base dispensary Los Alamitos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Marine
Spring St
San Gabriel River
Walter E. Waldie
Grand Ave
Waldie
Wealdie
Naval Air Base
Dlis‘pensary
Los Alamitos
Demo Council Sends Wires Backing Peace
The 44th Assembly District Democratic Council sent telegrams Friday night to President Jeorthaner and Henry Canton Lodge supporting United States actions favoring United Nations negotiations with mainland Chinese and Nationalist forces for a cease-fire. Coy Sanders signed the message as district council chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
44Th Assembly District Democratic Council
Jeorthaner
Henry Cahonta
P Lodge
United Nation
Coy Sanders
District Council
United States
United Nations
Safety First Accident Victim in Hospital Goes by Nickname
In a humorous incident a man named Safety First was mistaken for a patient after an attic fall. At the hospital he claimed the name Safety First, then revealed his sister June First, provoking disbelief and amusement among staff during treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Safety First
Oil on North Sea Traps Birds as Tanker Spreads Slick
Danish coast guards report the Gerda Maersk dumped six thousand barrels causing a 606 square mile oil slick in the North Sea. Thousands of seabirds are coated and beaches in Denmark and Germany risk contamination. Children patrol Roemoe shores while the Svalen Wildlife Society organizes rescue boats near Jordsand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
North Sea
Germany
Janes
Gerda Maersk
Roemoe
Svalen: Wild Life Association
Svalen
Jordsand
Trend in Security Prices Signals Steel Split and Dividends
The article analyzes a week of market activity with U S Steel splits and dividend increases signaling a wider rise. It cites earnings inflows, depreciation, and cash in flows across steel and growth firms, notes a 4.42 percent Dow yield, and discusses forecasts by curators of GM and U S Steel. It warns of risks like high steel sector fever, rising short interest, and Britain's rediscount rate, while proposing an intermediate uptrend and a bull cycle lasting 10 to 12 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steels
U. S
Wig Steel
Esse
U. S. Steel
Dow
Harlow Cur
Lice
General Motors
Ben Fairless
U.S. Steel
Fairless
Weels
United States Steel
Indusutry
Curtice
Britain
London
Mpon
Business and Industry Summary For Week
A weekly business snapshot notes overall economy steady despite Formosa tensions. Auto and steel sectors surge with record January production, department store sales up, and construction ahead. United States Steel boosts dividend and splits. GM earnings rise 33 percent while IHearnings lag. Treasury issues 40 year bond deflationary impact muted. CIO UAW figures warn of later unemployment. Detroit reports higher auto production plans into Q2.
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New York
Formosa Strait
United States Steel Corp
General Motors
International Harvester Co
J. I. Case
Eisenhower
Formosa
Far East
Defense
Charles Wilson
House
Armed Services Committee
Treasury
Douglas Fraser
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Iron Age
Detroit
Nevada bill would rename state Sagebrush State
Change proposed in Carson City would replace the vet State nickname with Sagebrush State. Sponsors say silver mining faded while sagebrush thrives, reflecting the new economic and environmental image of Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Nev
UPI
Nevada
Frances Faye Freed on Bail in Dope Case
Hollywood singer Frances Faye was freed on $2500 bail after a preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge Martin Katz for a war letters charge. Jerome Raff, 33, arrested with her January 29, also appeared and both are ordered to appear February 11 for Superior Court arraignment.
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Hollywood
Frances Faye
Martin Katz
Miss Faye
Jerome Raff
Superior Court
Algnim
Vital Statistics and Births in 1960s Los Angeles area
A fragmented hospital and residence list mixes births and parental names across multiple institutions and streets including Boney Hospital and St Marys Hospital. Names such as Mrs Charles, Mrs Whitner, Mrs Goldes, and Mr Carter appear with Jan dates and various addresses in Artesia, Los Cerritos, Lakewood, and San Pedro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabriman Wunes Hospital Rangerom
Charles
Herngie Ave
Loma “Ave
Jam
Bixby Knolls
Hosital Carter Sur
Whilrer
Jane
Anders
Roberta Wteit
Jan. Li
Stim Bissell
Bone
Merman
Saine St. Artesia
Ja Goldes
Willem Tv
Lees Ave
Sire
Ggurke
Cardate Jax
Aiea Angee
Paul Hy
Maria & A Bistarret
Denn
Esin Way
Tan
Peter
Premise Ave
Airs
Marshall
Annapolix Ra
Pay
Shai Walker
Cypress
Bay
ST. Mary's Hospital
Heyford Dan
Dhoumon
Wari
Gerritas
Cuthrie—Sr
Tevinx
Palo Verde Ave
Rodgers
Sharles
Gwe
Ble Dam
Mig “Bey
Deeseil G
Wilmington
Arnold al
Dane
MTR
Palon
Griywood
Jain
Lansur
George A
Banner Toy
Jan
MGGUE
Creig S
Chestersnnker
Riri
Ge Thompson
Hatley
Coromada Ave
Kensiep
Ane
Gartiela Wood
Ry Hackete Boy
J2 Burns
Rosert B. der Ama Bive
San
Los Cerritos
Hoseitas Carter
Mes. Donald
San Pedro
Eer
Lawndale
Hoe
Fuchard
Johany
Bow
Dennit St. Esart
YOUNG
Xirs
Ussell
Dapplertay
Rallice His
Ritl
Simcox
Irs
Thomas
Talbert AV Silvers
M- Janes
Tell Pappny St
Burabalts HéGa Canforcia Acp
Bay Murch
Bucitir
Suwadl Bean
Gil
Lanman
Mos
Derberi
NO Verde Ave
Lakewood
Ty Beilfiower
Alt
Gernard
Dunvsea Ava
Vinson
Rian Place
Girden Grove
Hoy
Heres
Parkmounts
Amd
Pian
Sorwal
Gir
Jaye
Cyedany Ated
Gan
Fredolt
Nore
Divorces and Annulments Filed and Granted in Long Beach
Listings show multiple divorces filed and granted in Long Beach and surrounding areas. Individuals named include Betty A Reenach Sharon E Carl Frecerck Alfred Mayord Va ant Ge yifie Y, Gai Ge Rone Za Ss Chaelee Ty or G, and Harvey J Madden among others. Annulment granted for Morrison-Cieators Rabere H and separate maintenances noted for Beach Tucker and Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arte
Betty A Reenach
Sharon E
Carl
Frecerck
Alfred
G. Ieat
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Poly
Margie
Bruins Name
Wilsonites
Europe
By Toby Brightman
By Sally Gartner
Ree
Jack McBade
Divertor
Said
Purser
Mike
Jordan Helm
Lindbergh Junior High
University of Southern California
Nelle O'Brien
Jerry Fish
Linda Dickson
Skip Lawrence
Judy Heltzhauer
Demo Council
Vanruza Wealee
Foils Weyerhaeuser
Erin
Arvive Slauay
Ierin— Fram
Ata Naru
Tap
Ean Francis ‘Line
Antwerp
Itrg Galrto Une Fruit Line
Arduelles
Ste Lae
Vesrum Waterman
Xnganama
Ieard Olson
Cons Bay Ouser
Feh
Gos Bay Roseng Coe
San Fran Java
Hyesh
Capetown
En Oleans Ivkes
Jin, Yokonama
Pane Northwert
Sonden Iisset
Seartie i
Ticanderaga
I. Wiesersham
Southampton
Seattle
Garden State
Francisca
Lan Lzberman
TSB
Eeipearann Umbgidt Bay Hawaiian ‘Wholesalere Nee Sa
Fea
Mar
Rancisco
Emir
James L
LE Fan
Ieee San Francisco Oy
Francesco
Tom Kivakewa
Les Das
Yokotama
Seattie Rae
San Francisco
Portia
Mara
Jet
Mara Idan
Dewees
rNar
Lowell
Laranae
Rtarcigo
Rawhae
Sénusx
Feo
San Francis
Sninse
Slama
Fekonania
San Frepeisca
Santa Mara
Tao
Rayre
Mamla
Wat LH
Daegrecor Whh
PO Hulton & Co
di LA Chapelle
Paine, Wedker, Jacksony
Urti
Walter Breeder
Follii
John
Margarita
Clementine Som Liova
Iscopoels
Wenard F. Madden
Harvey J
Jacqueline
Ithel Mue
Cimude
Purley
James
Edward 3
Witfré
Mothom Almond Al—Mary Jr
Floyd Tgridie
Laenan
Annie B
Robert Evers BR
Jreome
Aes M
Billy Vo Morrison
Cieators Rabere H
Beach Tucker
Deila
Everett J
Mitchell
Moonris
ULE Coast and Geodetic Survey
ARIDA
Southern California
Leng Brarh
Leas Alteart
Andere Verve
Les Amrener
Rv Bly Ty
Wiisan Diego Jan
Gabriel Yn Harton
Needles
San Pedro Beaumont
New Besch
Santa Ana
Saab Uu Passe
Jena
Santa Montes
Riverside Torrance
Sagectt
San Bernardinn Ti Wilcla
Ft. Prey
Grand Junction
Biull
Abileneste
Houston
Agena
Albuquerque i
Elurom
Boswel
Amarilla
Ue Ag
Indianapolis
Allantren
Baker
Biamarck
Knoxville
Sas Antonio
Las Vera
Boston
Medford
Fock
Spokane
Emphis
Slo
Buffalo
Charleston
Tucson
Chicago
York
Maglon
Cleveland
Omaha
Winnipeg
Ata
Bendetn
Dodge City
Yuma
Yellowstone
Duntha Cin Phoenix
Paso
Poratelia Pittours
Eureka
Portland
Anchorage
AG Parebanits
Rapid City
Duceau
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