Youth Council Meeting Set for Nov 14 at Lafayette Hotel
Long Beach High School students are invited to participate in a two day Mayor and City Council Conference of Youth Welfare on November 14 and 15. The event at the Lafayette Hotel will review facilities and programs and study delinquency issues with topics including Youth Lives, Spirituality for Living, and Voices of Experience. Attendees include Gene Tranter, Marga Tilelson, Toby Brightman, and 12 others.
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Long Beach
Stuents
Effeet
Lafayette Hotel
Wilson
Gene Tranter
Marga Tiletson
Toby Brightman
Dick Ashcraft
Roni Chas
Robbie Bostwick
Money Duel Bay
Aretha Huston
Helen Schuck
Creg Lobdell
Marjorie Fisher
Robert Shields
Mit Camillone
Sandra Nelson
Ace the House
Key Club Rag Drive Energizes Campus Effort
The Key Club sponsors a rag drive the week of November 28 with a film show for those bringing ten pounds of rags. The drive funded part of a new screen and projector last year and aims to complete the set this year. A campus club race is expected to boost revenue with a $3 prize for the top collector, and President Berry hopes for the most successful effort yet.
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Key Club
Berry
Poly JRC Starts Drive at Poly Chapter Drive
Poly JRC kicks off its annual drive November 17 18 led by Nancy Peery drive chairman Nancy Mertill Poly chapter president Ray Sugiame student body president and Dedoraly Kenny ton poster chairman The goal is 300 with each student asked to donate ten cents Funds stay within the Poly chapter and collections occur each second period class The top contributing class earns a prize Projects include Hogan Kits for Navajo Indians campus scrapbooks and Christmas party for cerebral palsy victims at Lee Orthopedic School
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Poly
Junior Red Cross
Nancy Peery
Ancy Mertill
Ray Sugiame
Dedoraly Kenniston
Nancy Mervill
Red Crogs
Thi
Heart Department
Lee Orthopedic School
Model A Ford Girls Inspire Civic Car Club
A quirky feature highlights the Wilson Kittens, a group of girls restoring Model A Fords named Daisy and Pansy. They overhaul engines, paint them, and travel Southern California in green cars with white daisy motifs, challenging the label strictly for boys’ cars. Leaders include Sunny Jones and Moya Darst as they showcase originality and skill.
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Crockett
Pansy Lopez
Lavout
Daisy
Pansy
Davy
Sunny
Moya Darst
Eilean
Sunny” Jones
California
Mooya
United Nations anniversary noted by Jordan Assembly
Jordan Assembly marks the United Nations tenth anniversary highlighting human welfare efforts and global aid. Norbert Peis and Dr. Jodson discuss UN challenges while plans for an entertainment filled assembly face tax burden accusations amid talk of Reds and troopship arrivals.
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Jordan
Norbert Peis
World Friendship Club
Jodson
Long Beach City College
EL N
Eds
Jorland High School
Godle
U. W
Beach
U. N
Seattle
Far East
Howse
Ian Burden
Clarente Woods
Poly High Plans First Activity Period Tuesday Night
Poly High introduces an activity period to be held weekly through Wednesday November. The program aims to teach relationships and includes campus clubs, dances in the Girls Gym, auditorium events, and ball sessions. Attendance is mandatory with 30 minutes plus 12 minutes for travel.
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Wilson
Poly High
Poly
Rcfub
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Jana Traaume
Becaiuse Ney
Relio Chan
Johnie
Yance
Tordan
Wiliam Millington
Sandy Hammer
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Fukumoto
Gary Graves
Inter-Nar
Sorority
Barbara Braid
Davy Crockett Cats Rumor Shocks Sydney Village
Sydney authorities investigate reports that local children have been cutting tails from cats in a suburban Banksin village. The incident is tied to a stray reference to Davy Crockett themed tails, prompting community alarm and police inquiry.
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Sydney
Banksin
Girls Plan Sock Hop at Wilson High
The League of Wilson High plans an after-game sock hop led by Marian Hodge. The event will be held in the girls gym 3 18 after the Corrmpton game with a prize for best socks and 95 cents admission. Pat O'Dell and Jo an Rabin manage music and decorations with Hallie Lupher helping.
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Wilson High
Marian Hodge
Awe Pat O'Dell
Joan Rabin
Ad Danet
Hallie Linda Lupher
Rere Eshmie Sis
Pantherettes Honor New Jordan Girls Assembly Highlights Panel
An assembly in the Jordan school auditorium honored the new Pantherettes群. A panel discussed girls makeup on public, dating, and hair worn at school. Panelists Beverly Bates Ron Fairly Dennis Nelsons Phil Miller and Jen Zommick answered, entertaining and informing the audience.
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Ron Fairly
Dennis
Elsons Phil Miller
En Zommick
Tuna Clipper Ocean Pride Sinks Off Oregon Coast
The Ocean Pride, a 126-foot tuna clipper with a 13-man crew, sank about 8:30 p.m. Friday off Lookout, Oregon, after engine trouble and 23 mph winds. Coast Guard cutter Yacona rescued the crew, bringing them to safety hours after the SOS was sent.
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Portland
Ocean Pride
Coast Guard
Lookout
Oregon
Lie Oesan Pride
Yaecua
Thanksgiving Music Program At Alpha Sigma Assembly
Thanksgiving themed program presented by Alpha Sigma on November 16 features school orchestra under Anthony Gil with pieces El Relicario by Jose Padilla Idyls from Nutcracker Suite fl ute duet Evelyn Robinson Marilyn Wrench in latter numbers Roberta Hawthorne hosts A C Gilbert on organ Maric Partners piano solo Concerto in G Minor Wagsey Ronnie Bamsister Alpha president oversees the event with Neil Van Steenbergen sponsor.
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My Alphe Sigma
Palys Musicali
Tiis Astay
Anthony Gil
Jose Padilla
Evelyn Robinson
Marilyn Wrench
Roberta Hawthorne
A. C. Gilbert
Maric Partneles
iWagsey
Ronnie Bamsister
E Alpha
Neil van Steenbergen
Jspousar
Children burn as gasoline ignites clothing during play
A 12 year old girl and a younger boy suffered serious burns Friday when gasoline ignited their clothing as they played near a house being moved at Vermont ANG. Police said the pair were near a two gallon can of gasoline used for lanterns. Joan Schrimp and Ernest Boi wau reportedly crawled under the house. flames touched their clothes and their injuries required Harbor General Hospital treatment.
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Gardena I
Joan Schrimp
Ernest Boiwau
Vermont Ang
Joan March
Ernest
Harbor General Hospital
Tim Hovey 10 Breaks Wrist in Fall at Garage
Child actor Tim Hovey age ten, known for The Private War of Major Benson, fractured his wrist Friday after slipping from his grandparents’ garage rail in Menlo Park. He will miss a new film role next week while recovering.
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Tim Hovey
Holly Work
Thy Hovey
Wino
Major Benson
Flavey
Menlo Park
Talis
Norbert Klecker
North Holywood
Hope eyes Moscow TV show filming trip
Comedian Hope proposes filming a television show in Moscow. He said he has applied for a Russian visa and that the U.S. State Department has cleared him for the trip, with details pending a Russian decision on the visa.
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Ob Hope
Moscow
Hope
U.S. State Department
Nazarene Basketball Champ to Speak at First Church
Jim Bond, national basketball figure and 1954 All American, will be guest speaker at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday at First Church located at 20K St and Olive Ave. Bond, a Pasadena College alumnus, previously led teams to Texas State Championship titles two years in a row.
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Jim, Bond
Olive Ave
Bond
Pasadena College
Big corporate bets signal booming economy in 1956
Major U.S. firms announce multi billion-dollar expansion plans amid a survey showing record investment in new plants equipment and facilities. Standard Oil Chrysler and automakers led a 33 plus billion spend next year with 68 percent rise at GM Ford and Chrysler. Economists expect higher business spending to lift consumer buying and growth into 1956.
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Yaen
Big Fellows Inc
U.S
Standard’ Oil Co
New Jersey
Tiyat
Chrysler Conl
Hon
U. S
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Amercans
F. W. Dodge Corp
Weeks
Aginior
Wils
Rao
Market Trend Reports A Week Of Security Prices
A week of price movements shows sustained market strength and gradual gains after tax selling pressures. The note cites Dow averages recovering over 72 percent from recent losses linked to the President’s illness, hints at tax loss selling before year end, and references expectations of a looser monetary stance next year.
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Dow
Ship Arrivals Departures Tides and Temperatures Sunday
Weather data from Long Beach lifeguards records shore and sea states for Sunday November 13, 1935. Coast and Geodetic Survey figures list sunrise sunset moonset tide heights and early morning low tides amid sparse procedural notes.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Fg.fuidly
CARE Orders for Christmas food packages urged by Tuesday
John Ove, local CARE chairman, urged urgent orders for CARE gift packages to aid residents in Italy, India, Yugoslavia, Serbia, Greece, East Germany, and others. Packages, priced 5 to 10 dollars, include surplus U.S. government items. orders go to 1240 W. 5th St.
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Italy
Finand
Korea
Yugoslavia
India
Serbia
Greece
East Germany
U.S
Bishop Sheen Says Mass in Kremlin Vision
Bishop Fulton J Sheen told 4000 worshipers at Boston’s Holy Cross Cathedral that one day he would celebrate mass in Moscow’s Kremlin. He cited a Byzantine rite chapel there dedicated to the Assumption and said he and Bishop Elko would go to Russia to say mass in the Kremlin chapel.
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Buffalo Conductor Heads Colo festival at Aspen
Pi-tzler Solomon, 45, conductor of the Buffalo Philharmonic, has been named festival director for the 1996 Aspen Music Festival. A St Paul native, he is guest conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony and has previously led Michigan State College music, Lansing State College music, the Lansing Symphony of Chicago, and the Columbus Public Monic.
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Aspen
Colo
Tzler Solomon
Phlharmon
Solomon
St. Paul
Symphony of Chicago
The
Columbus
Quio) Pblimonic
Fire Ravages Danish Freighter Off Southern Port
A blaze struck the Danish freighter Een Maersk in a southern port today, destroying about 1,200 bales of Indian cotton being unloaded. Fire crews sealed the hatch and vented the hold after the fire began around 3 PM, with flames still smoldering six hours later.
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Tyough
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Southwaren
Obs
Wires Crossed Tragedy Claims Man Near Manchester Ohio
Robert Lewis of Columbus, 27, involved in a farm incident five miles north of Manchester. He touched a live wire to a car ignition, causing severe burns and death at Lancaster F Hospital after being found in the Hawes garage. Sheriff Milton Speakman reports the event involved a dynamite cap on the ignition fuse.
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Ohio
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Hawes
Here
Sheriff
Milton Speakman
Lee
Lewis
Lancaster
Columbus
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