Curtain Rises on CC Plays Tuesday
City College drama announces three one act plays led by Drew Barbara Taylor and Pete Garland. Performances scheduled 3 30 p m Tuesday and Thursday in the City College Little Theater with free admission. Cast lists include Phyllis Tarre Susan Croxton Bob Howe Hal Stallings John Wymore Spirals Potboiler Nobody Sleeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City College
Life Theater
Susan Croxton
Phyllis Tarre
Kay Warner
Wis
Phyllis ‘Tarre
Bob Howe
Hal Stallings
Jobn Wymore
Norman Gaumer
Temple Gale
Gloria Philliss
Francis James
Robert Magid
Philp Steele
Jim Wickander
Joan Wolf
Ronald Speyer
Dour
Charity Drive Kicks Off at City College
City College launches its sixth annual Charity Drive for three days to raise 1500 for four charities including the student body scholarship fund Red Cross Community Chest and March of Dimes. Highlights include a king and queen race and a Ramayana Ramayana dance night with fifteen clubs nominating candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Colege
Red Cross
Community Chest
March of Dimes
Newman
Ruby Golbert
Sandra Scoggins
TNT
Jeanne Weavyer
Dashara
Charlotte Sutherland
Ramayana
Fredna Moore
Queen
Maryin Sipple
Vidtor
Dan Meade
Junior Exchange
Johnny Martin
Tony
Bill Bruce
Hannurabi
Jim Giese
Tilsmen
Jahn Buchler
Tyr
Bob Keller
Dirgonians
Earl Gerrison
Long Beach Youth Win Seven Gold Keys in Art Exhibition
Long Beach public schools awarded seven gold keys and 19 certificates of merit after regional judging in the National Scholastic Art Exhibition. Gold key winners include Bill Haislett Jordan High Judy Topping Richard Warrick Robert Yantown Michiko Yanagi Mari Anne Kuntz Angela Giles and more. Certificates of merit went to several Jordan High Wilson High and Dewey High students. Miss Shirley Poore praised the honorees as a great honor for Long Beach youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Bill Haislett
Jordan High
Judy Topping
Richard Warrick
Robert Yantown
Polytechnic High
Michiko Yanagi
Marianne Kuntz
Wilson High
Angela Giles
Dewey High
Charles de Riemer
Martin Wel Jinger
Gail_ Packard
Roberta Scheer
Sandra Wahlers
Marilyn Joyce Gare
Ruth Dupea
Eda Euston
Donald Frazeur
Sandra Oldfield
Gary Oliver
Pat Swager
Scott Chelius
Bruce Glassner
Dewey
Lisbeth Mahon
Doris Tobin
Lillian Beekman
Darwin Mehlbrecht
Jean Hale
Washington Junior High
Shirley Poore
Jeff
Bill Haislatt
Alta Mack to Represent Poly at Girls State in Sacramento
Alta Mack, a junior, will represent Poly at Girls State in Sacramento this June. The American Women's Legion auxiliaries have funded the trip for ten years. Alta, from Poly, is chosen for scholarship leadership and character. She will join peers from Long Beach and other schools to elect officers and tour the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aits Mack
Poly
Sacramento
Evelyn Lofland
Uxiliaries
American Wets 2Ers Legion
Long Beach
Dorie Miller
Alta
Wilson
Eon
Tordan High
Alta Mack
Portia elects new proxy and officers in spring term
Sandra Charrlin accepted the gavel for Ortia's spring semester during a Girls' League meeting. New officers include Cera Crane vice president Lynde Louden recording secretary Marilyn Lortscher corresponding secretary and Mary Rich treasurer. Seventeen vacancies will be filled at a co initiation in approximately weeks with a list of admitted students guiding selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Charrlin
Ortia
Girls’ League Executive Board
Cera Crane
Lynde Louden
Marilyn Lortscher
Mary Rich
Mmembershiip A Phi Gam
Ac Ja
Girls’ League Advisory Board
Sandra
Portia
Portia Tre Hismum
Lawrence Rossman Honored at John Hancock Presidents' Club Meet
Lawrence Rossman, a leader in the Long Beach district for John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance, is honored for outstanding sales in 1952 at the Presidents' Club meeting held at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Rossman
Long Beach
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Carnival Set May 8 By Mary Jane Havens
May 8 marks the date for the annual Senior Carnival sponsored by the Foly High senior class. Where on campus the carnival will be held depends on the lawn growth, stated Ray Cummings, senior class president. Funds raised support the senior gift to Poly before graduation. Seventh period begins activities and they continue after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foly High
Dly Ray Cummings
Poly
iRay
Rev Bob Richards to Speak at Poly CSF Banquet
Rev. Bob Richards, 1952 Olympic pole vault champion, will speak at Poly's annual CSF banquet Thursday, April 16. All CSF members and faculty, administrators, and counselors are invited to the dinner in the school cafeteria. Lamp pins will be awarded after the program in the girls gym to two graduating sealbearers meeting the qualifications. President Bill Carls yall preside for the program. The banquet honors incoming novitiate members as well as previous and senior members. Menu plans have not yet been decided by the PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Richards
Poly
CSF
Caferia
Bill Carls Yall
Parent- Teachers Association
Slack Canyon of the Gunnison inspired for Wilson High Orchestra
Composer Frank Erickson wrote Slack Canyon of the Gunnison for Wilson High School orchestra after hearing them at the Spring Music Festival in Santana. Nicolas Furjanick, the conductor, arranged parts and the piece will be featured at the festival near Black Canyon of the Gunnison, with the dedication to the Wilson orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Frank Erickson
Slack
Canyon
The
Gunnison
Wilson High School
Santana
Nicolas Furjanick
Black Canyon
Gumizon
Ths
Patiernis
Mey
Jordan's Junior Senior Prom Set For May
Jordan's junior class plans the May prom with officers Bob Thedford president Shaun Cammeau vice president and prom chair Sandy Rutherford secretary and Dick Triggs treasurer. Committee heads include Jodi Rudell Gayle M for refreshments Diane Wilson Norma Sogard for entertainment Felice Frank for hostesses Leah Alford Peggy Mettler for etiquette Carol Weldon tickets Marty Tsenbers Sharon Bigioh for publicity Judy Thorndike Bobbie Jansen for decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thetford
Shaun Cammeau
Sandy Rutherford
Dick Triggs
Jodi Ruedell
Gayle m
Diane Wilson
Norma Sogard
Felice Frank
Leah Alford
Pegey Mettler
Carol Weldon
Marty Tsenbers
Sharon Bigioh
Judy Thorndike
Bobbie Jansen
Robert Burroughs Promoted to Colonel in ROTC
Robert Burroughs, a 17 year old Jordan senior, was promoted to colonel in ROTC becoming the third Jordan student to reach this rank. He has led both the Poly and Jordan ROTC units as regimental commander and aims to attend West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burroughs
Jordan
Hob
Bard
Dev ‘Ter
National Rifle Association
Bur
Anaheim
Bob
West Point
Craig Hosmer
Poly
Bakers and Downing Represent Pdly at Montebello Rally
Evelyn Lofland JoAnn Downing and Lucille Tueysey represented the Girls League at a Montebello convention. Lois Baker was chosen by the principal to attend as press liaison. Miss Tueysey served as adviser as the group reported back to the board.
Manager Named for L B Store in Long Beach
Keith Cross was named manager of the C R Anthony Co store at 4484 Atlantic Ave with Jim Wilson promoted to district manager overseeing Long Beach Bellflower and other Southern California units. Cross, a former assistant manager in Burbank, praised Long Beach’s potential and plans to move his family here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Cross
C. R. Anthony Co
Atlantic Ave
C. R. Anthony
Cross
Jim Wilson
Burbank
Wilson
Long Beach
Bellflower
California
Anthony
Colorado College of Education
St Greeley
Jimmie
Pedestrian Struck by Auto Dies in South Gate
SOUTH GATE WIllerd Simp son, 31, of Downey, was fatally struck at Imperial Hwy and Peak St when hit by an automobile. He died on arrival after arrival at Tweedy Industrial Hospital and General Hospital Los Angeles. Coroner inquest pending. Driver Frederick Howser, 14726 Lefloss St Norwalk, said he could not avoid the pedestrian who lurched into the roadway. He was not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Gate
Willerd Simpson
Conldin St. Downey
Imperial Hwy
Peak Ste
Simpson
Tweedy Industrial Hospital
General Hospital
Los Angeles
Frederick Howser
Lefloss St. Norwalk
Obituaries and funeral notices from Long Beach area
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Conley of 2272 West Willard Street died on Thursday. Grandmother Edith Conley of Pensacola Beach survives. Service held today at Patterson and Shively Chapel with private interment. Mees Syrett Lillian May Syrett 62 of 73K Pacific Ave died Thursday born Elden Iowa came here in 1924 member Abraham Lincoln Circle Ladies of the GAR and DAR chapter. Surviving father Aiga Stevenson two brothers Omar and Franklin R Stevenson. Service Monday 1 p.m. at Mottell’s Chapel, interment Park Lawn Cemetery Bell Gardens. Elizabeth G Cheever 59 of 5175 Long Beach Blvd died Thursday born Lithuania lived here 15 years. Surviving husband Frederick Cheever two daughters Elizabeth Cox and Lorraine Anderson sister Julia Shinkunes. Service Sunday 3:30 p.m. Spongberg Mortuary Chapel, Bishop Arthur Bovine officiating interment Spanish Fork. Lillian Henderson Bliss 88 of 127 West Fourth Street died Wednesday in Torrance born Pontiac Michigan came to Long Beach 1936 member of First Baptist Church. Visitation 3 p.m. Monday at Patterson and Snively Chapel, Dr Bryant Wilson officiating, private interment. Mary E Eikenberry 68 of 110 West Coolidge Street died Thursday born Appanoose County Iowa came here in 1945. Surviving son Virgil Eikenberry two daughters Jane and Jusnita Martin of Long Beach. Service and interment at Mitchell Web. Local arrangements by Sheelar McFadyen Bortuary.
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Syrety—Meés
Lillian May Syett
Pacific Ave
Elden
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln Circle
Ladies of the Gar
Gasiota
Dar
Aiga Stephenson
Omar
Franklin R. Stephenson
Mottell’s
Park Lawn
Bell Gardens
Cheever
Elizabeth G. Cheever
Long Beach Blvd
Lithuania
Frederick Cheever
Elizabeth Cox
Long Beach
Lorraine Anderson
Julia Shinkunes
Spongberg Mortuary Chapel
Arthur Bovine
Inter- Mee
Spanish Fork
Bliss
Lillian Henderson Bliss
Fourth St
Torrance
Pontiac
Mich
Patterson & Snively Chapel
Bryant Wilson
Eikenberry
Mary E. Eikenberry
Coolinge St
Appemoose Co
Virgil Eikenberry
Jane
Jusnita Martin
Mitchel
Web
Sheelar
McFadyen
Business and Industry Surge Paves Path For 1953 Growth
Industry and business raised sights this week as price and wage controls ended. Demand remains strong, with defense spending high and personal income around 280 billion dollars annually. Auto production hit a two year peak, steel and petroleum output rose, and construction contracts surged. Confidence from Secretary Weeks and a Fed survey show plans to spend more on homes, autos, and appliances, signaling a robust outlook for 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secretary of Commerce
Federal Reserve
United States
Canada
Dun & Broadstreet
Dun & Bradstreet
New York Stock Exchange
Trend of Stock Prices for Past Week Analyzed
The Dow Jones Industrial average rose to 290.64 last Tuesday March 17 near the January high and above the February peak. The market gained over nine days, with a brief midweek pullback, and investors expect new highs by late March barring bad international news. Analysts note strong earnings, rising housing starts, and resilient consumer power, while caution remains about a potential late 1953 downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Department of Commerce
James H. Mellen
Mellen
Pallroads
Sai
Youth Conference Ends With Dinner and Harbor Tours
About 1206 delegates from Southern California attended a two day Presbyterian Youth Conference in Municipal Auditorium. Gov. Earl Warren and Herman N. Morse sent messages of good wishes. Over 700 out of town delegates came Friday. hosts housed them with local families. The concluding banquet featured Rev. Walter E. James on "Our Mission Here and Now."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Auditorium
Southern California
Earl Warren
Herman N. Morse
General Assembly of Presbyterian Churches
United States
Long Beach
First Presbyterian Church
James F. Armstrong
First Presbyterian
John Graham
Eagle Rock
Occidental College
Walter E. James
Presbytery of
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Riverside
Livestock Market Mixed as Hogs and Cattle Edge Down
Chicago livestock prices show hogs under pressure amid weaker demand and tight shipments, with hogs and sows trading lower while cattle steers and heifers held near steady to firm. Lambs and sheep moved steady with light gains late, as buyers remained cautious and prices varied by weight class and grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Auier & Gevenmoein
Alls Jana
Cees
Lowety
Ibaa Dal Cowe
Amit
Ing
Wales
Sui
Wholesale Poultry Grades and Prices Listings Noted
Odd OCR fragments describe live poultry, butter, eggs, and pork items with grade classifications such as Grade AA and A. Mentions Lake Route AA 73, weights like 44 lbs, and various prices. The text appears as a jumble of market terms and garbled vendor notes without coherent narrative or clear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedarsil
Uneind
Ztvera
Economic Trends Highlight Rising Output and Consumption
The report notes steel output at 2,262,000 tons weekly, an annual rate near 117,624,000 tons, with new facilities pushing toward 120,000,000 tons. Petroleum use rose to 2,500,000,000 barrels in 1952, while reserves stand at about 33,000,000,000 barrels. Disposable income remains at an all time high, with potential boosts from a proposed 10 percent tax cut. Defense spending equals 14 percent of total, while households drive 63 percent of spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Petroleum Institute
American Gas Association
John
Jane Doe
Ale
Igang
Dee
Building Permits 21,268,210 at Star 4180 388
A fragmented notice from Artesia references building permits and development, listing codes, contractors, costs around 118 dollars, and a request for classified ads. It mentions Atlantic and SEO entities, a 10 acre addition, and various stray phrases. The readable text is incomplete and chaotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Development Corp
Dees
Ign
SEO
Atlantic
Eraduets Corp
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