Wilson's Yearly Dance Talent Fete Invites Public
Wilson's annual dance and talent show features choir spirituals, advanced dance class vocals, a jazz toe dance, tap numbers, ventriloquism, a magician, Shakespeare readings, and musical skits. Subjects include "Pop Goes the Weasel" and "Viva, Varsity" with acts by Bechtel Morrow Davis and others. Public admission is 50 cents with coordinators Alison Incledon and Morgar Reagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als Am Wilson
S. Davis
Parks
D. O'Dell
G. Toankt
G. Kalser
R. Heald
S. Marks
Murdock
R. Warton
B. Campbell
Marcia Sessel
Lovell
Wynne m2
Elnora Snow
Ball
Priestess
Joan Flamer
Sonteasants
Audiance
Son
Alison Incledon
Produe
Morgar Reagan
Spomsor
Rosalee Tucker
Alumni PTA Benefit Set With Poly Alumni Cast
Alumni Louis One and Joel May and Poly alumni will take major roles in a PTA program benefit. Jersey Cavaco urges students to pay 25 cents to attend as proceeds support the Poly PTA welfare fund. The gala, titled Gay youth in old days compared with today's moment, features songs and guest speeches with a focus on school history. Prospective date is November 19 announced by Mrs L Reynerd, PTA president Joyce Brummett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie One
Joel
May
Poly Ghadue
PTA
GwWoeng Sill
May Will
Masten
Soremionics
Poly
Sam
Assembly Dlinger
Jersey Cavaco
Poly-Pta Welfare Fund
L. Reyrenpd
PTA Yee
Joyce Brummetyt
Tarbabe Tags Sold For Boys League Pep Assembly
The Boys League at Polytechnic High School sells Tarbebos tags for 10 cc each to fund the pep assembly. Tags, printed by Poly print shop under Claude Freeman and Arthur Stripley, feature school colors green and gold and the inscription Boys League Tag Sale. Jack Berea leads as president with Don Watts and Pete Csihoun as officers.
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Polytechnic High School
Spa
Zoly - Compton
Poly Print
Claude Freeman
Arthur Stripley
El Camino Lone Beach City College Rally Honors El Camino
The exchange rally featured El Camino yell and song leaders at City College. The pre game gathering began at 11 a.m. in the quadrangle with visitors from El Camino entertained by the City College committee.
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el Camino
Lone Beach City
College
Gene Kadow
O City College
City College
Key Clubbers Aid at Camps in Low Beach Area
Members of Jordan’s Key Club sponsored by Kiwanis spent a week working at Stout camps around Low Beach. They planted trees dug ditches and cleaned the area. Participants included Bob Burroughs Tom Douglas Dale VPairbapks Dim Jansen Bill Swanner Bob Whetford and Creighton Wiggins. A club competition awards prizes for most bags collected. Funds will buy a movie projector for the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Key Club
Kiwanis
Chih
Tayi
Ieite
Jorg Shoal
Stout Camps
Uptown
Kiwanis Club
Low Beach
Bob Burroughs
Tom Douglas
Dale Vpairbapks
Dim Jansen
Bill Swanner
Bob Whetford
Creighton Wiggins
Trailblazer Staff Chooses Theme for Yearbook
Trailblazer staff met to select a theme for the yearbook 1952 53 for the high school. Attendees included Sue Magness Sha line Kelliher Bob Miles Betty Beard Carola Flore Warren Nordgren Arlene Kimball Shirley Lewis Bob Day Sally John son Charles De Reimer Lisa Lemley Shirley Dooley Elaine Marren Colleen Brink Lloydine Dixon and Bonnie Myers. The group will do most of its work next semester.
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Igh School
Trailblazer
Robertini
Sue Magness
Shalene Kelliher
Bob Miles
Betty Beard
Carola Flore Warren Nordgren
Arlene Kimball
Shirley Lewis
Bob Day
Sally Z. John
Charles de Reimer
Lisa Lemley
Shirley Dooley
Elaing Marren
Colleen Brink
Lloydine' ‘Dixon
Bonnie Myers
Year's Initial Homecoming at St Anthony's High
St Anthony's High held its first homecoming pep rally of the year on the Saints campus. The event began at 7 with new cheers from the cheerleaders and remarks from Master of Ceremonies Father Hanson and speakers including Brother Francis CSC Sister Leonella THM Coach Erin Arbor. Lenore J Hendricks crowned queen with attendants, followed by a parade and cheer routine. The night ended with the school song Alma Mater and dancing despite scattered rain, with hamburgers and cokes served in the Campus Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's High
School Weld
Saints
Father Hanson
Francis Csc
Leonella
THM
Erin Arbor
Lenore J. H |Hendricks
Gordah
Barara Gibson
Jordan Sportsday for Southlanders Girls GAA hosts event
Members from Wiser Poly Excelsior Downey Compton and Jordan competed in basketball tennis and swimming at the northside campus. Teams from seven schools took part in round robin basketball while tennis featured a doubles team from Tn. Swimmers judged on front crawl breaststroke and inverted breaststroke with diving and synchronized swimming included. Refreshments ended the day as GAA president Jo Rae Turner called the event a great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’Athletic Association of Jordan
Northside
Wiser
Poly
Excelsior
Downey
Compton
Jordan
Baskathall
GAA
Jo Rae Turner
Sally Ann Johnson
Red Cross Drive Opens at Wilson School
Junior Red Cross launched its membership drive at Wilson this week with a new approach. Students collect used comics books puzzles and prizes for bingo at Veterans Hospital while new articles are required for bingo prizes. The drive ends Friday with student representatives promoting the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Red Cross
Wilson
Veterans’ Hospital
Ths Hospital
Memip
Long Beach City College Debaters Compete in Barbara Tourney
CC Debaters from Long Beach City College enter the Barbara Speech Tourney for their second intercollegiate contest. Representing the college are Mike Coppersmith Bruce White Jim Patterson Ray Wriite Douglas Drew and Bob Tryon. Contest events include extemporaneous discussion oratory and interpretive reading. Participants hail from universities and colleges across California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach City College
Suday
B.C. C
Campanile Staff Attend Annual Meet at Redlands
Wilson's Campanile representatives led by Jack Horner Richard Caldwell Varsle Coln Jacque Wade and Mayer Franklin joined the year book conference in Redlands to discuss assembly and improvements while back home staff sort proofs for over 700 senior pictures two weeks overdue.
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Redlands
Wilson
Campanile
Tacy
Iack Horner
Richard Caldwell
Varsle Coln
Jacque Wade
Mayer Frantlin
Seniors Back Poly Dance to End Football Season
Poly high seniors sponsor a dance in the girls gym to honor the football season. A queen will be chosen by a committee from Norman M. Haskell’s class with nominations. Tickets are 50 cents, limited to 400.
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Poly
Norman M. Haskell
Shirley Harper
Buiz
Gance
Haskell
Dot Slusher
Pat Pisters
Glenda Hutchinson
Kathleen Hawkins
Ted Walker
Mack Mtchell
Ex-Usaf Captain Recalls Occupied France Visit
Joseph Rosio, former U S Air Force captain now at City College, told about his World War II experiences in occupied France to 15 French Club members, as sponsor Miss Frances Brixey reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rosio
City College
Frances Brixey
Rosio
France
Culinary Groups Accept Wage Offer Averts Hotel Strike
Members of Culinary and Bar tenders locals 681 and 686 voted five to one to approve a wage package from the Long Beach Hotel and Restaurant Association. The contract includes a 3 percent across the board raise and a six dollar and twenty four cent per month health plan for about 5,000 workers in Long Beach. The agreement ends the strike threat after prior talks and a failed initial offer.
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Culinary and
Long Beach
Jack Arnold
Culinary Alliance
Arnold
Long Beach Hotel and Restaurant Association
Hotel and Restaurant Association
Retired Officers to Meet in Los Angeles on Monday
Rear Adm. Robert Henderson announces the Retired U S Officers Association meeting at Patriotic Hall Los Angeles 7 p m Monday. All retired and active officers of the Armed Forces and Public Health services invited. identification cards required. Capt L A Collin ret and Cmdr B D Langworthy ret will preside and plan attendance at the Washington D C biennial convention on Nov 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Henderson
USN
U. S. Officers Association
Patriotic
Miltary Order of World Wars
Association
Washington, D. C
City Attorney Irving M Smith Named Fortnight Top Performer
Fortnight Magazine of Los Angeles lists Irving M Smith among 36 Californians singled out as top performers in its November 19 issue. The entry credits Smith with leading Southern California opposition to a federal takeover of lifeland projects.
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Irving M. Smith
Fortnight Magazine
California
Smith
Tifelands
Los Angeles
Lutherans Schedule Teacher Parley at St Timothy's
Lutherans parishes of the harbor district will hold a teacher training conference Sunday evening at St Timothy's Evan gelical Lutheran Church Woodruf Ave and Arbor Rd. Rev Alfred Storvick host pastor. Mrs Dells Olson of Minneapolis will speaker and leader. Parishes include Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Qur Saviour's Long Beach Trinity San Pedro Faith Hall ydal and Resurrection Palos Verdes.
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Harbor
St Timothy's
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woodruf
Ave
End Arbor Rd
Alfred .O. Storvick
Dells Olson
Minneapolis
Minin
Bethel
Evangelical Lutheran
Qur Saviour’s
Evangelical Taatheran
Long Beach
Trinity Evangelical
San Pedro
Faith
Evangelist Graham to Exhibit Movie at Youth for Christ Center
The evangelist Bill Graham presents the film "Mr. Texas" at 3 pm Sunday at the Youth for Christ Center East Texas theater. The 65 minute Western features Tyler played by Red Warper and Cindy Walker as Kay. Jim Colbert, YC director, says the film delivers its message without gunplay and invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Graham
Aed
Finalists Named in Vision Contest by City College
Seven City College girls were chosen as finalists in the Goffman Miss Easy Vision contest. Names listed include Joan Campbell Sabra O Giers Carol Glimour Agnes Ruth Lorraine Sullivan Phylils Tarre and Jere Visel. The Miss Easy Vision will be selected next week with the winner to reign at the SBCC Santa Monica game on November 21 and may compete for Miss Easy Vision of 1952 against other Southland colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City College
Goffman
Tom Ferreira
ASB
Joan Campbell
Sabra O'Giers
Carol Glimour
Agnes Ruth
Lorraine Sullivan
Phylils Tarre
Jere Visel
Easy Visi
Santa Monica
Hoffman Televisi
Hoffman Representatist
Li Piel
Miss Easy Visions
Southland
Sprizes
Sunday School Contest Boosts Attendance at Lakewood Church
The Sunday school at Lakewood First Baptist Church 3330 Arbor Rd has grown as it competes in the International Sunday School contest by Christian Life magazine. Led by Rev. Harold Carlson enrollment rose from 517 to 776 in the first two weeks, surpassing the 750 goal and hitting 1000 under Ray Anderson as superintendent. The contest ends November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood First Baptist Church
Arbor Rd
Christian Life Magazine
Harold S$. Carlson
Ray Anderson
Sunjay
Bahai Fellowship to Fete Bahullah Birthday Event
The Bahai Fellowship at 447 E Ninth St and global groups celebrate Bahullah birthday with a public meeting at Mrs Barbara Sims home 5 Stallion Rd Rolling Hills. Similar meetings occur in Haifa Fiji Magellan and Hebrides as part of a year long centenary celebration begun Oct 16 1852 under the theme Prom ised One of All Religions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth St
Bahullah
Barabara Sims
Stallion Rd
Rolling Hills
Haifa
Israel
Fiji Islands
Magellan
Chile
Hebrides
Man Cleared of Molestation Charges in Court ruling
Alden R. Dahlberg, 31, of 6236 Bisa Street, a carpenter, was found innocent by a Superior Court jury. He was cleared of a charge alleging he molested a seven year old girl on September 6.
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Alden R. Dahlberg
Bisa St
Christian Science Sermon On Everlasting Punishment
The lesson sermon in Christian Science outlines that punishment for sin is inherent and healing of sin brings freedom. Mary Baker Eddy states that healing the sick and reforming the sinner are one and the same, both requiring the same method and inseparable in Truth. God and His ideas are real harmony.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Temple Sinai Offers Jewish History and Culture Courses
Temple Sinai, a Conservative synagogue, offers courses in Jewish history Hebrew for beginners and advanced groups religion customs ceremonies ethics and Life of a Jew. Sunday mornings from 10 to 12 Rabbi L Shalom Ravetch discusses Jewish names and Pidyon Haten. Fees apply and nonmembers may enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Sinai
L Shalom Ravetch
Temple Singi
Convicted Molester Ordered to State Hospital
Allen P. Cross, 33, labeled a probable sexual psychopath by court psychiatrists, was ordered to Norwalk State Hospital. He was convicted Oct 17 of abusing a 10-year-old girl in his apartment at 129 Bonnie Braell. Parents of the girl filed a civil suit in Superior Court seeking $25,000 damages from Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen P. Cross
Norwalk State Hospital
Fred Miller
Onc Cross
Bonnie Braell
Cross
Eisenhower Victory Sparks Cautious Cash and Production Rise
A brisk economic mood followed Eisenhower's win with production and consumer spending seen staying high for months. Stocks rallied before and after the election, with “an Eisenhower market” noted, while price controls debate lingered. Crude oil output and electric power set weekly records, and money in circulation reached record levels as loans and stocks built up. Auto output dipped slightly due to shortages, but freight carloadings rose after a coal mine strike. Steel mills maintained high capacity and output forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Statistics Bureau, Inc
Hisenhower
Stock Exchange
Washington
Tighe Woods
Dun and
Bradstreet
Steel Mills
American Iron and Steel Institute
Trend of Stock Prices for Past Week Analyzed
Market reaction to the Republican victory mixed, with early strength and rapid profit taking. Analysts anticipate continued government spending, a gradual oil sector upswing, and a move toward higher volumes and prices into early 1953, while noting a near term ceiling around 274 to 275.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priv Lon
Ings
Iel
WITK
Mrs Rosenberg Arrives in Seoul for Far East Tour
Mrs Anna Rosenberg assistant to the U S Secretary of Defense arrived in Seoul today and was warmly welcomed by Eighth Army Commander General James A Van Fleet She will visit Army and Air Force installations across Korea during her Far East tour.
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Korea
Seoul
iPh
Anna Rosenberg
U. S. Secretary of Defense
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleek
Rosenberg
Far East
Commodity Price Index Declines For Fifth Straight Week
New York wholesale commodity prices slid for the fifth consecutive week with declines across livestock and nonferrous metals, while industrials and grains and cotton edged higher. The Associated Press index stood at 179.42, down from 179.82 last week and 193.93 a year ago, using 1926 as the base.
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New York
Associated Press
Ano All Commodities
Pdustriels
Food Edvesti
Nopetar
Moiul
North American Aviation Expands Rocket Engine Facility
North American Aviation announces a new 134000 square foot East Los Angeles plant at 6329 E Slauson Ave to expand rocket engine work for long range missiles. By November about 200 engineers move in with 193 supporting staff, raising engineering payroll to 400 within the year. Projects cover design development and manufacturing with no missile power plants produced at the Slauson site. Static firing occurs at the Downey center and Santa Susana field lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Aviation
North American Necrophysics Engineering Department
E. Slauson Ave
Los Angeles
Java
Downey
Slaugon Ave
Santa Susona Mountains
Girl in Hospital Worries for Dog
Christina Doyle five is in hospital for a bone disorder and worries about her bulldog Axel. Her mother Louise Doyle says the dog is safe but Christina asks how she can know he is all right. Siblings Susan seven Linda and Larry also miss Axel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Doyle
Axel
Christina
Louise Doyle
Measles Tops Communicable Diseases Here
Measles was the most prevalent communicable disease in Long Beach during the week with 21 cases. Measles led, followed by spurious spirokornons with 14 cases. DL F. D. Littnek reports 14 babies born in the city that week. Births total 7030 for the year to date, versus 6574 in 1951. There were 49 deaths that week, down from 53 the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach City
DL F. D. Littnek
Long Brach
Livestock prices and market notes from a cattle sale
The report records cattle and hog prices, bids, and buyers, with figures for steers and cows across grades and weight ranges. It notes price shifts by quality, with prime and fat categories, and mentions market conditions and demand from shippers and feeders.
Market News Scrambles Grain Butter Prices Amid Supply Flows
A garbled market update references butter egg and poultry prices, farm prices, and trade notes. It mentions turkey rate changes and rabbit or poultry mentions, with scattered terms like Beale and market terms, though the text is fragmented and inconsistent.
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Sophemore
Leroy Reynard
Pah
Leroy
Peg
Tarbabe
St. Anthony's
Rich Smith
Southlanders
Red Cross
USAF
Lauds City Attorney
Parley
Evangelist
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Dowstones
Paul H. Macgregor
Ben Tubton A
Gomenny
Wall Street
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Themarket
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Palle
Rocket Engines Factory Erected
Chicago-Lati
Moss
Vince
Yiuhntfons
Pola
Eben
Abe
Neal
Elasa Tan
Tao Sud
Teodore
AG Pyshir
Tyne
Tully Poo
Law Road
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Moat ‘Choler Neery A. Geeso
Prime Tahoe
TNC OU
Wanny
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