Liquor Quiz Indictments Facing Trial January
In Orange County Superior Court, a Jan. 10 trial is set for Charles Devine, Sam L. Collins, his son Sam, and Harry Ishman in a liquor license case. They face conspiracy to bribe and grand theft regarding a license for Ella Dupleix of Tustin. Separate charges also involve George Underwood of Buena Park in related counts.
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Santa Ana
Lator Union
Orange County
Charles E. Devine
Orange County Central Labor Council
Devine
Robert Gardner
Assembly
Sam L. Collins
Sam
Harry Ishman
Culinary Workers Union
Ella Dupleix
Tustin
Collinses
George Underwood
Buena Park
Teamsters End Year-Long Strike Against Major Stores
Pittsburgh AFL Local 249 ends a year long walkout against Kaufmanns Horne’s Gimbel’s Frank and Be der and Rosenbaum’s, with a three year contract. About 2,200 still on strike in later reports while stores continue operations using nonunion or CIO workers.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
Teamsters Local 249
Teamsters
Enlm
Percel Post
Partel Post
Kaufmann's
Horne’s
Gimbel's
Frank & Beder
Rosenbaum's
CIO
Nabbed in theft sale of fashion copies in Paris
Paris police arrested three women on charges of stealing and selling copies of original models from leading fashion houses. The Surete Nationale said half of the 1954-55 winter collection by Dior Fath and Balmain were copied and sold in France and abroad. Suspects were Mme Margueritta Brossard Mme Simone Archambaut and Mme Pajala Rathstein. Twenty houses were searched and 25 people questioned in a discreet Haute Couture inquiry.
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Paris
France
Christian Dior
Jacques Fath
Pierre Balmain
Spain
North Africa
South America
Mme
Margueritta Brossard
Simone Archambaut
Pajala Rathstein
Surete Nationale
Haute Couture Chambre Syndical
Father Serra Statue Smashed In Fog Crash
Bernard Goodwin Jr. of Los Angeles, 26, lost control on Route 101 near Ortega Highway in fog and struck the Father Junipero Serra statue at the San Juan Capistrano Mission at 3 15 this morning. The statue was broken in half and Goodwin with passenger C D Chapman, 22, sustained minor injuries. They were treated at Huntington Memorial Hospital, Newport Beach.
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San Juan Capistrano
Junipero Serra
Orange County
Bernard Goodwin Jr
Los Angeles
San Juan Capistrano Mission
Goodwin
California Highway Patrol
Ortega Hwy
Mission
C. D. Chapman
Hong Memorial Hospital
Newport Beech
Nationalist Planes Raid Toumen Island
Nationalist warplanes bombarded Toumen Island, 13 miles north of the Tachen Islands, as Communist forces allegedly attacked Quemoy with heavy shelling. Reports from Wuchiu indicated no landings, while officials claimed a repulse by shore batteries and air forces.
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Toumen Island
Taipeh
Formosa
China Sea
Tourmen Island
Ta-chen
Toumen
Wuchiu
Defense Ministry
Artial Tuyteng
Quemoy
Wuchig
Central News
Nuns and Schoolboy Cleared in Lottery Case
Merced justice court dismissed lottery law and delinquency charges against three. Two Our Lady of Mercy teachers were cleared, while charges against a principal and another teacher remain, as District Attorney Mayes seeks end to unlawful lotteries without jeopardizing sources. A 12-year-old medical student was involved as a fundraiser participant.
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Mercad Justice Court
Dist. Atty
Don C. Mayes
Merced Our Lady of Mercy
Justice Court
Mayes
Allmasa O
California
Gunman Robs Boy Selling Magazines in Cleveland
A man with a goatee shoved a pistol into the back of 10 year old Lonnie Burton as he sold magazines. The robber grabbed $6.15 from the boy’s pockets and fled. Police said the incident occurred in Cleveland. No injuries reported.
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Cleveland
Gosbec
Lonnie Burton
Price
Four Sheppards to Testify in Murder Trial
In Cleveland four Sheppards are set as defense witnesses in the murder trial of Dr. Samuel T. Sheppard. Dr. Sam himself is named among the potential witnesses, with others including his two brothers Dr. Stephen A. Sheppard and Dr. Richard N. Sheppard and Mrs. Stephen Sheppard. The defense alleges morphine vanished from a medical bag tied to Marilyn Sheppard’s death and argues a narcotics addict may be responsible. The state’s key witness, Susan Hayes, a lab technician, is expected to finish the case next week.
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Cleveland
Sheppards
Samuel T. Sheppard
Hoday
Sem
J. Corrigan Sail
Sam
Marilyn Sheppard
Steve
Susan Hayes
Corrigan
Miss Hayes
Indiana Boy Wins Junior Hog Title at Exposition
Dick Nash, a 16-year-old 4-H participant from Sharpsville Indiana, won the junior hog grand championship at the International Livestock Exposition with a 240-pound Hampshire boar named Blackie. Nash, whose family runs a 100-acre Tipton County farm, said he worked hard for six weeks to prepare the striking black hog with a white forefoot. The event drew about 300 entries as the junior grand champion often advances to the exposition's grand championship.
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Chicago
Dick Nash
Sharpsville
Ind
Blackie
William G. Nash
Tipton County
Jackie
Steek
High Style for Show at Wilson High
Wilson Highs Girls League plans a December 3 fashion show directed by Fay Pearson and sponsored by Buffums Department Store. Campus fashions will model from Wilson clubs including Lettermen Ming Skil Bruin Varsity and Beta groups. various student organizations participate.
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Wilson High
Fay Pearson
Ken Iverson
Diane Alexander
Girls’ League
Fay ‘Pearson
Girls’ League Committee
Buffums
Wilson Clubs
Lettermen
Ming
Skil
Bruin Varsity
Demos
Lambda Phi
Key
G.A.A
Girls' League
Scholarship
Thespians
FBLA
FTA
Swords Club Wins Jordan Rag Drive
Swords Club wins the Jordan Rag Drive with 197.5 pounds per member for first place and a $15 prize. Phi Omicron Sorority takes second with about 75 pounds per member. Bob Rudder chaired the drive. other helpers included David Baker and Key Club President Andy Sargenti. Jordan LOS ANGELES- Mrs. Snow, 35, a Kiwanis sponsor, faces court for contributing to the delinquency of a minor after encouraging a youth to stay away from home. police say the boy, who loved her, helped her commit a robbery attempt using her revolver.
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Jordan's
Sword and Stabdard Society
Key Club
Phi, Omicron Sorority
Bob Rudder
David Baker
Andy Sargenti
Jordan
Key
Key Los Angeles (Um)— Mrs.Club Is Sponsored By the Uptown Dorothy (Dee Dee) Snow
Kiwanis Club
Joseph Chandler
Mrs. Snow
Jimmy Robley
Pat Vickers Receives DAR Award for Service and Citizenship
Patricia Vickers, Jordan high senior and student body manager, earns the Daughters of the American Revolution award for outstanding service and citizenship. She served as treasurer and vice president of the Scholarship Society, vice president of the Math and Science Club, and member of the Futura Teachers of America chapter. The DAR honor is awarded annually to a top senior, with potential for further competition in the DAR history exam.
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Patricia Vickers
Jordan
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pantherville
Pat
Scholarship Society
GAA
Math and Science Club
William Logan’ Stephens
Futura: Teachers of American
Bfr
Walter i Smith
Student Demonstrates Modern Electronics at Wilson High
DeWayne Baum, an advanced student in electronics, showcased his projects at the recent Parent-Teacher Association meeting to reveal the scope of the modern electronics department at Wilson High. The display highlighted several builds he constructed in the past year.
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Wilson High
DeWayne Baum
Long Beach High Holds Speech Contest Winners
Dewayne senior Keith Martin won first place in the senior division with a talk on Bab e Zaharias and radio broadcasting. Carol Ortner took second on Glenn Cunntingham, while Carnier Houser earned third with a general subtopic. The event accompanied Poly’s plans to revive a school literary magazine Acacia and organize Scribblers clubs.
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Flaming
Babe Zaharias
Dewayne
Keith Martin
Eicetories
Wilson
W. J. Farr
Wilson High
Poly
Lettenman
Carol Ortner
Glenn Cunntingham
Carnier Houser
Plan
Whitgther
Coltestlers
Voice of Ameriy
Sca
Long Beach High
Plans
Pely Junior
Bruce Tucker
Acacia
Orange Sergeant Killed in Japan Truck Rail Crash
TAKADATE Japan Army says Billy C. Robinson 25 of Orange California was killed when his Army truck was struck by a passenger train near TAKADATE. He was driving in a convoy of seven vehicles and listed as stationed at an Army camp. Police reported the collision occurred about 9 15 pm with few other details available.
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Takadate
Japan
Billy C. Robinson
Orange
Calif
Fern Alice Dethample
South Parker
Robinson
Girls Athletes Map Plan Lea by JoAnne Beistle
The Girls' Athletic Association of Wilson Heb maps a full schedule for the semester led by president JoAnne Beistle. A sophomore rally opened the term, and October 27 brought a Halloween party for Bruin girls with games and prizes for cosplay.
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Lea
JoAnne Beistle
Girls’ Athletic Association of
Wilson Heb
Bruin
Stage Play Ready A New York City boarding house
A New York City boarding house themed one act musical comedy will be presented to Poly students in a noon time P T A assembly on December 3. The annual show will be performed during both lunch periods. Tickets cost 25 cents.
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New York City
Poly
P.T. A
McGill students laud Zsa Zsa Gabor dog Zsa Zen Gabor
Montreal report says McGill University research students praise the pet dog Zsa Zen Gabor noting its blond hair and distinctive wiggle. The quirky tribute highlights campus humor and celebrity fascination.
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Montreal
McGill University
Sock Hop At Saintville Tonight At St Anthony’s Gym
A festive sock hop runs from 6 to 9 p.m. at St Anthony’s High School gym in Saintville with Autumn Holiday as the featured act. Sponsored by junior classes and St Anthony’s Jetterman, this first sock hop of the year includes a dancing lesson slot, a volleyball send off, and a spaghetti dinner after three home games. Students enjoy a film at the Bolic Center earlier in the week and staff plan yearbook ad drives with prizes for top fundraisers. Newly elected NA GON Club officers are Carolyn Jennick Imperator and Diane Dunne Pragtor with Geraldine Rotanda Quaestor and Sue Perry Scriba.
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St. Anthony's High School
Juniior
St. Anthony's
Jetterman
Bolic Center
St. Anthons
Galesgirl
Catholic Center
Naagon Club
Carolyn Jennick
Imperator
Diane Dunne
Prag
Geraldine Rotanda
Quaestor
Sue Perry
Scriba
Carol Oritner Wins Poly’s Citizen Award
A Poly leader, Cato Ortner, selected to receive the Daughters of the American Revolution Citizen Award for the Jorel chapter. Carol was chosen by seniors and faculty for scholarship, activities, and citizenship. she will enter a district contest with a US history exam and an active school record.
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Poly
Cato Ortner
Ivenes
Carol Usts
GAA
CSF
Portia
Behe
Omian
Caprice
Tr-L
Scribblers
David Burcham
Gold Land
Avinner
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Santa
Indiana Boy's Hog
Poly High
Emile Klien
Elaine Julian
By Sally Gartner
Swords Club
Kobler
Leetins
Pat Vickers
Press
Tetearam
Lest Beach
Avait Bureau
Saintville
Carol Oritner
Awar
David Starr Jordan Rifle Range
ROTC
James Mole
Lawrence Stucky
Rudolph Orsell
Jack Dial
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