Exchange Student Jaime Benayas Adapts in Jordan High
Jaime Benayas, a 17 year old exchange student from Madrid, Spain, lives with Mr. and Mrs. Cossarek while attending Jordan High. Sponsored by Uptown Kiwanis Club and Hey Club, he travels from Europe by ship and ships across the Atlantic to study in the United States.
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Jordan
Jaime Benayas
Jaime
Madrid
Spain
Harry Cossarek
United States
Cossarek
Roanie
American Field Service International
Uptown Kiwanis Club
Hey Club
Eric Christensen
Denmark
Maérit
Brussels
America
New York
Los An
Taime
California
Long Beach
Albert J. Corske
Frank Arundel
Jordan High School
Jaime ‘Benayas
JRC Fund Drive at Poly High
Steve Morris reports Poly High to host a JRC Fund Drive on Thursday and Friday for the 1956 57 school year. Funds support Junior Red Cross projects including a Christmas party for the Exceptional Children's Home, kits for Navajo children, and an International Correspondence Album. Donors earn 2 JRC memberships. service rewards one Gold L point per term, with the chairman earning an extra point.
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Dave Boyington
Bob Invin
Poly High
Red Crees
JRC
Red Cross
Poly
Jordan High Homecoming Plans Highlight Alumni Day
Jordan High prepares for Homecoming week with events set for Friday at Veterans Memorial Stadium. The class of 46 is honored, activities include registration talks visitation classes lunch pep assembly and a Jordan Poly football game with Homecoming Queen presentation. An Alumni Dance is planned for November 23 at the Wilton Hotel Pageant Room.
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Jordan
Jordan High School
Jordan-Poly
Veterans’ Memorial Stadium
Wilton Hotel
Millikan Staff Chooses The Corydon For School Name
Millikan staff named the school The Corydon after weeks of consideration. The Greek word meaning shepherd fits the Millikan Rams mascot. A staff contest offered a yearbook as the prize and many ideas were submitted.
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Millikan
the Corydon
Millkan Rams
The Continental Theme Chosen for Wilson High Swim Show
The Wilson High water ballet groups will present The Continental with Mrs. J. Gunning and Miss Govas directing the two classes. Student directors are Pat Campbell Ann Nimocks Barbara Robertson and Juily Wilson. The spring extravaganza is scheduled for mid March.
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Wilson High
J. Gunning
Miss Govas
Pat Campbell
Ann Nimocks
Barbara Robertson
Juily Wilson
Tips for Teens Social Security and High School Dress
A guidance item on teens navigating social life during high school. It discusses attire shifts from everyday school clothes to semi formal outfits for dances and events. It suggests dresses in velveteen and wool for girls and a dark blue suit for boys, with accessories like stockings, gloves, and small handbags.
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Hive
Thespians at Millikan Club Plans Social Events
The Millikan Thespians, among the city's oldest school drama groups, elected officers led by President Darlene Ryther with Eddie Taft as VP and Debbie Roberts as secretary. Sponsor Mr. Al Reshkow outlined future plans including a joint meeting with Wilmeson’s Thespians and several forthcoming campus productions.
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Thespian Society
Millikan
Darlene Ryther
Jeaders
Eddie Taft
Debbie Roberts
Patsy Leiberman
Jo Eien Caithemer
Jis
al Reshkow
Milikan
Wilmeso Son
Thespian Club
Millikan Trespians
Ile
Elinor Wiliams
Sophomore Class Plans Football Finale Dance Friday
Wilson High sophomore class council announces a Friday football finale dance named The Football Floole. It marks their first major event with future plans including a fashion show and other activities.
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Wilson High
Saints Council Approves Club Constitutions At School
Saint Anthony's High School students report active clubs on campus. The Ski Angels held first meetings as 45 girls and 20 boys joined, with plans for dances and trips to Mt Baldy or Snow Summit. The Speech, Science, and Pumpkin Prom events are scheduled with tournaments, transmitters, and a November 21 date.
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Saint Anthony's High School
The
Ski Angels
Tne
Mt. Baldy
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
A market analysis notes an overall uptrend with anticipated further gains into January despite intermittent profit taking. It cites resistance at roughly 495 500 for industrials and around $80, discusses November December law implications, and forecasts a potential 905-510 upside by year end. The London market shows resilience, while expectations after the Eisenhower reelection point to renewed confidence, increasing capital expenditures, and stronger 1957 prospects with record steel, auto, and retail activity.
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I. DE LA Chapelle
Pusney Welder
Jackaen Oo Curtis
London
Eisenhower
Cours
Five Killed When Auto Rams Bridge
Five persons die when a car east of Waco hits a bridge abutment early this morning. J. D. Sims, 31, his wife Wanda Low, 26, their infant son Jeffrey Dell, their five year old son J. Frank, and Wanda’s sister Margie Nell Gillum are the deceased. Sims’ other child, about five, is in critical condition.
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Waco
Tex
J. D. Sims
Wanda Low
Jeffery Dell
J. Frank
All City Dance Planned by Long Beach Youth Council
An all city dance is scheduled for the Wednesday evening before Thanksgiving. Organizers are members of the Long Beach Youth Council and the event will take place in Poly's Canteen.
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Long Beach Youth Council
Poly
Latin Club Hi Jinks at Poly Campus Language Show
Latin Hi Jinks sponsored by the Latin Club on the Poly Campus will be held in the girls' gym on Wednesday. The event features a language show with activities and performances by club members.
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Poly Campis
Sill
Poly Orchestra Opens Season at Jonas High School Festival
The Press Teleoram Poly Orchestra, a large 52 piece ensemble from Loogy Beach area schools led by conductor Macht Anny, started its season by performing at the Roger Wagzer Festival at Jonas High School on Thursday.
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Loogy Beach High
Business industry summary for week in New York
A New York weekly business digest weighs the Eisenhower win and Democratic gains on tax relief and minimum wage expansion, while oil supply fears from the Middle East and Suez disruptions threaten prices. Railroads seek further freight rate hikes to cover higher costs, signaling inflationary pressure.
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New York
International
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Congress
Capitol Hin
Middle East
Europe
Texas
Venezuela
Suez Canal
Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
Investment Funds Dealers Inc and Texas Units Update
Investment funds dealers and several unit trusts named in a garbled report outline a mix of entities including Rovereigntown, Sterlingsong, TelenElectra, and TexanFund. The document references unit incomes, science units, and value metrics but lacks coherent details or dates.
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Rovereigntown
SteinR&b Ra Sterlingsong
TelenElectra
TexanFund
Building Permits Report Listing Various Local Constructions
A dense table of building permits shows numerous projects across towns including Norman and Centralia. Amounts range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars for alterations additions and new constructions by multiple contractors such as Leutse Mathes Findley Pacific Coast and Sunfield and Centralia.
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Uus Minick Construction Co
Leutse
Dupten
Leuts Mathes
Serealfeed F.borery
Asnatelt’ Construction Co
Lakewned
Aiage Omen
Church
Sunfield
Centralia
Ben “Huriock
Southland
Findley Construction Co
Bros. Cementing Co
Advance Muffier
Auditios
Aioy'm
Pacific Coast
Herder
Gere Thomson
J. Bipton
Lewix
Igineer
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