Business and Industry Weekly Summary Preview
Walter Breede Jr reports mixed trends in the week’s business, with a strong economy despite seasonal slowdowns. Freight carloadings hit a 19 month high and retail trade stayed upbeat while auto production declined. Mortgage insurance commitments were withheld in 26 cities due to oversupply. Steel output eased but long term capacity expansion is forecast.
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New York
Wold
CIQ
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
General Motors
Iron Age
York
the & Institute
Arthur B. Homer
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
An analysis notes volume contraction since mid January and a general bullish tilt. It cites a 12 day volume near 26 million versus 50 million in mid January, with near term targets around 400-455 and potential pullbacks if a strike disrupts supply. Retail sales and three industries tobacco, oil, and cement are highlighted for future attention.
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Anis
Ant
Newhops
Soonne O” Jeter
Albert J. McTunish
Secony Vawrum CO Co
Daily Cone Symplion of Petroleum
McIntosh
Congress
Two Earthquakes Recorded in Chile
A seismograph at Gri Tre Fordhsm University logged two earthquakes early today described as moderate. Officials noted the tremors likely occurred beneath Chile, with researchers citing possible underground activity.
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Chile
New York
Gri
Tre Ford- Hsm University
Joseph Lynel
Simoi
California bill exempts TV sets from bank attachment
The California Legislature sends a bill to Gov. Knight Saturday adding television sets to exemptions from bank seizure. The list also includes a refrigerator stove sheds family pictures up to three cows and calves and a Diane noted as a protected asset.
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Sacramento
California
Knight Friday
Poly Preview for Jr High Pupils Limcheon at Poly High
The event invites student leaders from Franklin Hughes Stevens and Washington Junior High Schools to Poly High for a June 2 luncheon. The purpose is to acquaint future Poly students with the school system including gyms library and typing classes. Miss glings food class prepares and serves the meal with GAA president Carolze Mouser and committee organizing the annual luncheon.
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Poly High
Franklin
Hughes
Stevens
Washington
Poly
Gling
Carolze Mouser
GAA
USC Seniors Propose Graduation Boycott of Governor Shivers
USC students press 3000 letters urging seniors skip graduation rather than hear Gov. Allan Shivers. President Bill Alystyne says diplomas still earned without attendance. Faculty donors cover much mailing cost, while university president rebukes Senate for seeking replacement of the Texas governor as speaker.
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Los Angeles
University of Souther California
Allan Shivers
of Texas
Bill Alystyne
Gov. Shivers
I University
Fred. Ol Fage
Senate
Shivers
USC
Texas
College Tuition Hike Jailed for Raspberry
District judge in Carlsbad sentences Myrtle McCool to 48 hours in jail after an incident at a California tuition hearing. The case involved out-of-state students and a partition suit linked to college tuition levels.
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Carlsbad
Sacramento
Legisla
Tion
Myrtle McCool
California
Dhe Hearine
Envernas
Tenth U S President Across puzzle remnants show Tyler clues
A fragmented OCR style puzzle page lists clues for a crossword style fill in. It references the tenth U S president John Tyler and includes numbered across and down hints with scattered partial words and misreads.
Eighth Grader Wins State Essay Contest
Lynne Leek, eighth grade pupil at Washington Junior High School, won first prize and 56 dollars for her essay Flow the Spanish American War Influenced the Building of the Panama Canal. Sponsored by the United Spanish War Veterans auxiliaries, with chairs Adena Lida and Gna Fay Miller. Lynne resides with her aunt at 1161 Pacific Avenue. award presentation set for June 14 at 3 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Hall.
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Lynne Leek
Washington Junior High School
Panamta Canal
United
Lynne
William McKinley
Long Beach
Gna Fay Miller
Adena Lida
Pacific Avenue
Scholarships Abound as Spring Offers Big Winners
In this season of opportunities, Jos. Jim Andrews wins a full tuition scholarship to the University of Southern California and John Lee secures a full tuition scholarship to Brigham Young. Janice Reinecke and Sharon Koon receive George Pepperdine College awards, Janice for 8300 and Sharon for 425. Larry Brown earns a WROTC scholarship covering tuition and living costs, LaBerce wins 50, and others receive 100 from the DCLA Alumni Association and 100 from the Pan Hellenic League. Jinny Pat Andersen gets 100 from the Pilots Club while Shaman Rogers receives 50.
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Jordan
Jos
Jim Andrews
University of Southern California
John Lee
Brigham Young
Janice Reinecke
Sharon Koon
George Pepperdine College
Janice
Sharon
Larry Brown
Poly High names song and yell leaders after elections
On May 18 to 20 Poly High School held elections for pep teams with about 44 candidates. Selected song leaders include AHene Astley Nancy Goodman Dot Humphreys Willene Edwards Patty Nash Lois Pickering and Jeanette Ragsdale. Flag routine leaders are Diane Hamilton Rosemary Anse Serville Anim Smith Jean McMurray Patsy Triggs Michi Kateoka and Pat Bastian. Yell leaders are Peppy Martin Don Grammer Julia Neon Jimmie Fukumoto and Marjano Hida, one of four girls to run for the office, marking a historic second year a girl may run for yell.
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Poly High School
Ahene Astley
Nancy Goodman
Dot
Humphreys
Willene Edwards
Wilson Junior Named Editor of Wilson High Loudspeaker
John Leonard, outstanding Wilson junior, named fall semester editor of the Loudspeaker at the annual banquet at Knott's Berry Farm. Nancy Plumb becomes managing editor. staff aides named. Attendees include Jim Foor, Georgia Higgins, Diane Padgham, Toby Brightman, Teresa Abbott, Margot Tillotson, Sally Gartner, and others in various editorial roles.
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John Leonard
Wilson
Knott's Berry Farm
Nancy Plumb
Bruinville
Vison
Trmet Padgham
Dick Ashcrat
Jim Foor
Page One
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Georgia Higgins
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Johnson
Marianne Max Morrison
Ford
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Sandra Perry
Bill Campbell
Vaughn Young
Gary Herbertson
Linda Breckenridge
Teresa Abbott
Margot Tillotson
Sally Gartner
Press- Telegram
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Joan Carmichael
Joan Puckett
Annette Jackson
John Gartner
Ford Foundation
Senior Prom at Poly High Sets Aqua Marine Theme
Poly High announces its senior prom on Friday June 3 in the boys gym from 7:30 to 12. Music in the Glenn Miller style will be by Tommy and his orchestra. Carol Freeman is grand chairman with Norman Haskell as faculty adviser and several committee chairmen handling decorations, entertainment, cloak room, dates, and refreshments.
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Poly High
Glenn Miller
Tommy ‘S
Ole Jones
Mmany
Southern California Prep
Saint Anthony High School Senior Sodality Dance Recap
Rhapsody in Blue served as the dance theme at Saint Anthony High School Senior Sodality’s year end event held Friday May 27 at the Catholic Center from 8 to 11 pm. Swing Set provided music for the popular closing social. officers Jangene Colombo Virginia Baker Mary Corcoran Josephine Atha led planning under Sister Mary Grace.
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St. Anthony High School
Catholic Center
Jangene Colombo
Virginia Baker
Mary Corcoran
Tary
Josephine Atha
Moderatar
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Poly CC Awards Honor Jill Buchan and Karen Huf
Nancy Goodman presented Poly Chamber of Commerce scholarships to Jill Buchan and Karen Huf at a May 18 meeting. Each recipient received 25 dollars and plans to major in education at Long Beach State College. The chamber highlighted recent projects and a campus carnival booth plus a cake bake. Nerney praised the year of fundraising and teamwork backing the awards.
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Jill Buchan
Karen Huf
Nerney
Jordan Elects Officers At High School Installation
At the David Starr Jordan High School installation, new fall officers were sworn in. Ron Fairly received the gavel from spring president Bill Steuber, with Charlene Conrad as manager, Danny Adams as judge, Bev Bates as hostess, Denny Moore as host, Nancy Hill as secretary, and Shirley Bostic as library commissioner.
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Jordan
David Starr Jordan High School
Bill Steuber
Ron Fairly
Charlene Conrad
Danny Adams
Bev Bates
Denny Moore
Nancy Hill
Shirley Bostic
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