Ohio Citizen Posse Nabs Bank Bandits
In Kenton Ohio a citizen posse helped capture four masked bank robbers after they held up Dunkirk branch of Kenton Savings Bank for about 2803 dollars. The gang fled in a car but were cornered and surrendered after a shotgun volley. Suspects identified as Keith Lackey James Gibson Joe Fisher and Charles Black were arrested but charges pending.
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Kenton
Ohio
Truth
Dunkirk
Kenton Savings Bank
Shout
Thomas Mauk
Egon Simmons
William Thomas
Wrocer
Edgar Candler
Thomas
Tom Morgan
Keith Lackey
James Gibson
Findlay
Joe Fisher
Clyde
Charles Black
Fostoria
Gimmick Backfires In Court Over Diamond Claim
Long Beach roofer Thibault and wife testified that Paragon Jewelry and Finance Clearing Co. manipulated a disputed diamond sale leading to wage garnishment and his firing. Attorneys sued for malicious abuse of process to recover wages and punitive damages after five days unemployed and $120 lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
iCharlés
Titibault
Weri I
Long Beach
Charles T. Smith
Bevers Hills Collection
Thibault
Paragon Jewelry
American Ave
Finance Clearing Co
Beverly Hills
Paragon
J, Attys
Orlin Peterson
J. T. Moen
McCarthy Hospitalized for Sinus Infection in Bethesda
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin is a patient at the Bethesda Naval Hospital for a sinus infection and a general checkup. Officials call his condition satisfactory though the ailment is acutely painful. he was admitted Tuesday afternoon amid ongoing treatments and recent public appearances have been limited since a Senate committee recommended censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington UP Ser
McCarthy
Naval Hospitsl
Bethesda
Friends
Senate
High-Altitude Balloons In Planned U S Flight Test
White balloons meant to reach 10000 feet will drift eastward from California to cover the nation through December 15. Each 37-foot talion carries 800 pounds of experimental gear and will explode after two to three days, with parachute payloads to be collected by air bases.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
United States
Air Force
Tracy
Callf
Auditee of Circulation Shows Mixed Local Readership
A Fress-Telegram report notes varied reader response from a Great Avenue bureau audit. Figures show 7.00 attributed to a Seeres transfer, with 45 units unclear, reflecting ongoing circulation challenges and partial local engagement.
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Fae
Auditee of
Young geologist faces 27000 damage suit over Huntington Beach well
Zack Crawford a 23yearold geologist and trumpet player contends in Santa Ana Superior Court that Huntington No1 oil well near Huntington and Atlantic streets causes fire hazard mud debris odors and blocked alley. The Gothes neighbors seek damages claiming ongoing misery.
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Zack Crawford
Mursician
Ocean Bivd
Buntington Beach
Norm F. Gothe
Buntington Ave
Huntington Beach
Santa Ana Superior Court
Grinford
Huntington No. 1
Huntington
Atlantic Sts
Walter Cratford
Jack
A. A. Holmes
Brown
Oil Well Service Co, Inc
Goddes
Sthein
Crawford
University of Southern Californian
Long Beach
Huntington No
New York
Harlem
Nelice
Slaln
Doris Rodriguez
Sotera Torras
Ruth Lopez
Rivera Maldonadas
Poses
U N Employees Told to Put International Loyalty First
United Nations staff worldwide were urged to prioritize loyalty to the U N above nationhood, with a handbook warning against revolutionary activity and even active criticism of any government. The advisory board notes international service defines staff as international officials and prohibits actions undermining any government while promoting world peace.
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United Nations, N
U. N
U.N
International Civil Services
International Civil Service Advisory Board
General Assembly
Washington
Montreal
Paris
Rome
Geneva
Bern
U.S
Seven Hurt in Local Car Crashes and Citations
Seven people were injured in multiple late Friday and early Saturday crashes. Three drivers were cited by police for violations, including failure to stop, following too closely, and improper passing near Walnut Avenue Fourth Street and Lakewood Boulevard.
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Walnut Ave
Din St
Billie Craver
4Th St
Palomar C. Zerahian
Gaviota Ave
Community Hospital
Hollis BR. Leonard
Pine Ave
Lakewood , Blvd
Centralia Ave
Gallon
Conmmunity Hospital
Navy Dispensary
Pacific Coast
Miyy
E.lsh St
Ruby B. Fanning
Midway Dr
Los Alamitos
Magnolia Hospital
Manual S. Fanning
Albert Lee Burnham
Lawataie
Burnham
Leyland ML Redfern
San Diego
Redfern
Fanning
7Th St
Lakewood
del Amo Birds
Bessie Maule Dettman
Castana Ave
Paramount
Warren P. Bassett
E. Nixon St
Bassett
del Amo
Polite
Harold K. Nelson
Clarence A. Patrick
Uss Isle Toyale
Nelson
Junipero Ave
Patrick
Youth Rioters Seize Street Car After Game
Philadelphia youths aged under 18 hijacked a street car in West Philadelphia after a high school football game. They disrupted fare collection, ran amok, and terrorized three adult passengers until the motorman and conductor fled for help. Twenty-three were taken to Youth Stony Center. three others faced disorderly conduct charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Geahr
Stony Center
Two Deputies Spot Parked Car Reveals Liquor Agents
Deputies in Worth Texas spotted a car with two men crouched in the front seat. An investigation showed the parked men were liquor control board agents under surveillance, along with two other men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun. Worth
Texas
Parkers
Liquor Control Board
Landes Elected President of Wilson High Sophomore Class
Dick Landes was elected the president of Wilson's largest sophomore class. He will be assisted by Nancy Welts a song leader and 4 grade graduate of Jeffers Junior High. Bette Suipos becomes the new minutes taker and was previously secretary of the student body. Future plans for the class are still being organized.
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Dick Landes
Lew
Wilson
Tody Prexy
Rogers Junior High
Stage Rei
Nancy
Baa Welts
Wusuate
Jeffers’ Son
Bette “Suupos
Jefferson
Bette
Stu
P T A Drive at Poly Seeks Top Class Honors
The drive runs from Get. 41 to Oct. 18 with classes competing for highest percent enrollment. One class over 35 pupils and one over 25 win free tickets to the Pody-Wilson game. Classes 100 percent or more earn an excused absence to view a skin diving film in Poly Auditorium. TA membership cards go on sale for 50 cents and grant access to all Parent Teacher activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geviod Poly
F-T.a
Poly
Mathison
T.A
Wilson Seniors Plan Big Year
Wilson high school senior class council led by Karl Dreher Tom Sindenos and Barbara Bower plans a busy year. They form Bruinville's largest group of intermediates and will sell charm bracelets spelling Wilson with a miniature football, priced at $1 for Wilson girls. A council member party is set later this semester. The group aims to make the senior class gift the best yet and is already working on senior announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Karl Dreher
Tom Sisneros
Barbara Bower
Bruinville
Karl
Cal Tech Freshmen Form New Class at Institute
Five Long Beach residents Boward L. Krehbiel Gray and Sted are among the 180 men admitted to Caltech as freshmen. They joined a three way New Student Camp in the San Bernardino Mountains and met Caltech leaders including President L. A. DuBridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beachmut
Boward L. Krehbiel
Calfornia
Atlantic Ave
Jon D
Briarcrast Ave
Woodrow Wilson High
William B. Gray
Mr. and i
Stewster Gray
Chest i
Caltech
San Bernardino Mountains
Cal‘tech
IL. A. DuBridge
Yearbook Photos Taken by Chris Myron for Trailblazer
Photographers have been capturing individual senior and faculty portraits for the Trailblazer yearbook. Editor in Chief Dick Silver leads the senior group with sponsor Joe Tanterno handling theme Attainment. Seniors may receive two proofs in robes and two in daily dress after paying the deposit.
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Chris Myron
Tory
IROA
Dan
Bool
Dick Silver
Joe Tanterno
Wilson Key Club Elects Dan Hall
Dan Hall was elected to lead Wilson's chapter of Key Club with Ken Iverson as vice president Warres Nelson secretary Sir Caldwell treasurer and Ted Brekke sergeant at arms. A Kiwanis Kid's Day Breakfast on Sept 25 is a major project with ticket sales and serving. A dance for members and dates from Wilson Poly and Jordan Key clubs is planned for November at the Lafayette Hotel.
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Wilson
Key Club
Dan Hall
Ken Iverson
Warres Nelson
Sir Caldwell
Ted Brekke
Kiwanis
Land
Wilson, Poly
Jordan Key
Tthe Lafayette Hotel
Bible Institute Series Arranged at First Lutheran Church
A Bible Institute opens Monday evening at First Luther an Church. Classes run each Monday at 7 30 pm through Nov 29. Rev Erich V Oelschlaeger announced. Courses include two Bible study options and two practical courses with a small fee. Instructors are Rev Walter M Febner of St John’s Church Long Beach and Rev W J Schepman of Manhattan Beach.
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First Lutheran Church
Me. Synod
10Th St
Linden Ave
Erich V. Oelschlaeger
Jaye
Walter MM. Febner
St. John's Church
Long Beach
W. J. Schepman
Manhattan Beach
Liberace Oil Well At Tulsa Area Reveals Growth
Liberace and his brother George control an oil venture near Tulsa. The oil well is washing and reports indicate a productive capacity of about 100 barrels per hour. John R. Jacobs Jr. confirms the business details amid a public grin from the pianist.
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Hully Wouvel
Liberace
George
Tulsa
Ola
John R. Jacobs Jr
Ronnie Guidry Wins Class Student Council Election
Ronnie Guidry won the student body presidency at Long Beach City College Business and Technology Division in a one day election. Two hundred ninety students voted with strong showings by rivals Chint Viking and Wes Brown. Peter Calhoun was elected vice president and Colleen Corkery won secretary amid a slate upset. Dewayne Morsenson captured treasury over Regina Sullivan. Kisabs members filled cabinet roles including Te Sugita and Ed Bennett.
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Ronnie Guidry
Spalding. Ave
Longs
Beach City College
Guidry
Chint Viking
Wes Brown
Peter Calhoun
Earl] Ave
Robert Raines
Tody Chalupnik
Edith Zieg
Dewayne Morsenson
Caspian Ave
Regina Sullivan
Wilson High School
Kisabs
Kisab
Tee Sugita
Ed Bennett
Dave Labe
Naval Shipyards
Carylann Forque
Ted Pepay
Business and
Long Beach City College
Colleen Corkery
DeWayne Mortenson
Twenty Poly Seniors Win Gold L Awards
Twenty Poly seniors received Gold L marks for excellence in athletics, scholarship, and service. Recipients include Aflen, Berry, Belcher, Bell, Biuse, Conley, Dennis, Tortedmanslwe, Evans, Fuji, Hubbell, Prince, Roberts, Schnurerer, Johnson, Kashima, Nowling, Ortner, Smith, and Shelton. Gold L rewards require 15 points plus athletic participation and a B average.
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Poly
Dack Aflen
Barbara Berry
Kerry Belcher
Nellie Bell
Joann Biuse
Steve Conley
Emily Dennis
Mary Lou Tortedmanslweyn Evans
Karl Fuji
Molly Hubbell
Jahan Prince
Joan Roberts
Don Schinnerer
Phil Johnson
Cherri Takashima
Herbara Nowling
Cara
Ron Critser Heads Sophomore Class Officers
The sophomore class at Jordan elected officers for fall led by Ron Critser as president, Bobby Kiburn as secretary, and Jackie Creasey as treasurer. The group will oversee the Panther Cubs club for 10th graders to ease high school adjustment and socializing. Junior and senior nominations are expected soon.
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Jordan
Mary Kaye Knapp
Janet Rowe
Ramona Rogers
Janet Rodier
Beverly Hoffdah
Nina Burks
David Starr Jordan
Soph
Ron Critser
Bobby Kiburn
Jackie Creasey
Panther Cubs
Mfe
Jack Beckwith
Pat C. Vickers
Andy, Latrenti
Betty Moran
Ed Pope
Loudspeaker earns All American for Wilson High
Wilson High’s Loudspeaker newspaper repeats its All American status with a top rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. Editor in chief John Gilmore along with Miss Skuve Fred Weaver Frank Smead and Ross Newhan led the staff under Max Morrison. The paper scored 1590 of 1500 needed and shares honors with other top school publications.
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Wilson High
National Scholastic Press Association
Atrfe
John Gilmore
Miss Skuve
Fred Weaver
Frank Smead
Ross Newhan
United States
Londskeeper
Max Morrison
Enon
Masque and Sandal Elects 1954-55 Officers at Poly
Poly's Masque and Sandal drama club elected Bill Campbell to preside over fall activities with Sandra Mann as vice president and Frede Barber as secretary treasurer. Sam Simans becomes club sponsor after Misa Breed's retirement.
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Masque and
Sandal
Poly
Bil Campbell
Bill
Sandra Mann
Frede Barber
Sam Simans
Misa Lillian Breed
Masque
Sandel
Wilson
Rerouting for Railway Explained by Orange County Officials
Orange County groups will explain rerouting for an electric railway with a map showing Huntington Beach and Seal Beach alternatives. Seal Beach Councilman Paul Calve and Long Beach official Jess Gilkernon approved map preparation at a Friday meeting in Seal Beach 101 Ranch House Cates.
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Oteorg
Associated
Chambers of Commerce of
Orange County
Huntington Beach
Seal Beach
Paul Calve
Jess Gilkernon
Long Beach City
En- Einser
Ranch House
Cates
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Savings Bank
Hardin County
Ohio Citizen Posse
William N. Oatis
Jone
Landes
Prexy
P-T.a
By Cone Riley
By Toby Brightman
Cal-Tech
Wilson Key Club
Bible Institute
Gusher
Bron
Drama Club
Bill Campbell
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