Girls League Installs at Jordan Meet
Girls League at Jordan held its autumn installation with ceremony for elected officers and committee chairs. Darlene Jones welcomed, Rodelyn Ballard spoke, and Lincoln installed officers including Jones as president and Rogers as vice president. Corsages presented after oath. entertainment featured Judy Payne tap routine and Joan Truitt western number.
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Qnee
David Starr Jordan Girls League
Darlene Jones
Rodelyn Ballard
Burtyee Lincoln
Barlene Jones
Sharfan Rogers
Linda Hoolihan
Virginia Fletcher
Charlene Conrad
Irene Yoernah
Patricia Margaret Anderson
Carolyn Nance
Nora Szarkowicz
Sharon Win
Sharon Stinay
Means
Came Crowley
Dante
Judy Payne
Joan Truilt
Court Backs Red Suspect's School Firing
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge upheld the Norwalk City School District Board of Education firing Sally Rubenstein a 30 year old Moffitt Elementary School teacher for refusing to answer if he had ever been a Communist. The Dilworth Act allows dismissal of teachers who are knowingly members of the Communist Party or who refuse to answer pertinent questions. The judge overruled Rubenstein's claim that his oath of allegiance fulfilled the act.
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Los Angeles
Norwalk City
Board Mercedors
Poly Key Club Names Senior Howard Relehner
Poly senior Howard Relehner was chosen to preside over the Key Club with officers Dan Weller Charles Cushman John Drew Dreazurer and Ed White as sergeant at arms The club in affiliation with the Downtown Kiwanis Club plans two annual assemblies and attends Kiwanis luncheons service projects and social events New members include Giles Funk Dick Arnold Ray Webster Gary Bollinger Chuck Meryifield Harley Mathis Tha Fury Kumotn and Ter Hatton.
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Howard Relehner
Poly
Dan Weller
Charles Cushman
John Drew Dreazurer
Ed White
Iey
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Membt Allendance
Giles Funkhose
Dick Arnold
Ray Webster
Gary Bollinger
Chuck Mer Yifietd
Harley Mathis
Tha Fury Kumotn
Ter Hatton
Bruin Athletes to Stage Show at Wilson High
Presiding over the Letters Club Ken Tvers on Wilson High leads the group. He lettered in basketball and was Brunville's representative to Boys State in Sacramento last summer. Officers include Dick Hollis vice president Dick Garrazola secretary Ben West treasurer and Dan Swanson historian. Planning our annual L letterman show is a main goal this semester and we will work with the commissioners to keep the campus clean.
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Letterman
Wilson High
Ken Tverson
Brunville
Sacrament
Dick Hollis
Dick Garrazola
Ben West
Dan Swanson
Ken
Cosmopolitan Club Forms At Wilson High
Foreign born and world traveling students at Wilson High organize the Cosmopolitan Club under Dr. Gerhard Kohn. The first get together is planned for Oct. 13 with monthly dinners highlighting foods, customs, songs, costumes, and dances from nations such as Costa Rica, Japan, Germany, and Canada.
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Wilson High
Cosmopolitan Club
Gerhard Kohn
Costa Rica
Japan
Germany
Mexico
Chile
Scotland
Yugoslavia
Canada
Korea
China
England
Brazil
Argentina
France
Philippines
Guam
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Political Problems Occupy Statesmen at Convention
Wilson High members of Junior Statesmen of America attend the first southern regional convention at Glendale High School. The program includes invocation, speaker, legislation discussions, lunch, and critics report. Jim Ragan, president, says about twenty five members plan to attend and participate actively.
Saint Anthony's Girls High Chooses New Class Leaders
Saint Anthony's Girls' High selects new class officers and leaders across grades. Student body president is Joan Smickel, with Porotie Gibbons as secretary and Ray Rineila as vice president. Senior and junior officers include Jo Ann Pegg and Diane Dunne, while athletics and cheer leaders are named among the senior and sophomore groups.
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Saint Anthony's Girls' High
Warready
St. Anthony's
Sily Yell Jeaders
Ray Rineila
Ann Peg
Ron Willis
Pat Farrell
Joan Smickel
George ‘Davis
Sharon van
Houten
Porotie Gibbons
Jo Ann Pegg
Mary Loy le Master
Jeanette Corkery
Joyce Ernst
Maur
Joan McNerney
Diane Dunne
Earline Arnold
Gretchen Love
Marcia Love
Sandy Bakes
Nancy Blackmore
Julianne Bescos
Chearing St. Anthony's
Year Book Theme Set Out of This World For Foly Year Book
The year book themed Out of This World features 16 additional pages. The feature highlights include a space themed layout and expanded student group photos.
Sophomore Day At Jordan School Features Assembly And Flags
Jordan Sophomores held Sophomore Day with a sixth period assembly and ice cream served by PTA members. 800 students attended the first official big meeting of the class of 1957. Principal John W. Wilson spoke, with Vice-principal Richard Cline addressing conduct. Student leaders Jack Beckwith and Andy Sargent led the program, which included acts and a Rod Ballard solo. New officers Ron Cruser, Jackie Creasey, Jim Hays, and Bobbi Kilborn were introduced. Liz Coleman organized nearly 900 Panther Cub flags for underclassmen. sponsors Milen Gregory and Robert Ellis oversaw much of the event.
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Pt.a
Cipching
John W. Wilson
Jordan
Richard ML. Cline
Jack Beckwith
Andy Sargenti
Rod Ballard
Soph
Ron Cruser
Jackie Creasey
Jim Hays
Bobbi Kilborn
Liz Coleman
Milen Gregory
Robert E. Ellis
Los Angeles Factory Jobs Rise in September
Manufacturing employment in Los Angeles increased by 7000 in September to 636,900 wage and salary workers, aided by seasonal growth in apparel and food products and gains in electrical equipment. Auto industry layoffs muted overall gains, with total employment 10,500 below September last year.
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San Francisco
Scharrenberg
William A. Burkett
California Department of Employment
San Francisee- Galland
Burkett
Bo .Ybay
Model Fae Club
Carent
Marion Duncan
Jas
Carolee Houser
Nitty Curry
Nellie Bell
Portia
P T.A
Poly
Unions Reject Sardine and Mackerel Price Settlement
In SAN PEDRO, AFL Seine and Line Fishermen's Union and SILWU members rejected a price settlement with boat owners. They deem $47.50 per ton sardines, $50 per ton jack mackerel, and $35 per ton Pacific mackerel too low, noting Monterey fishermen receive $85 per ton for sardines. Negotiations with the Fishermen's Co-operative Association continued.
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San Pedro
AFL Seine Vand Line Fishermen’s Union
Silwu Fishermen's Union
Monterey
Boat Owners’ Fishermen's Co-operative Association
Second Capricece in Town New Service Club at Poly
A new welfare club named Capriece is chartered at Poly on the east coast campus. Twenty six senior students from Poly were chosen as charter members to organize the club with Jo Ann as president and other officers Carolee Houser Nancy Goodman Marion Duncan Ann Evans. The group aims to serve the school and community through welfare activities.
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Wilson
Capriece
Poly
Organiza Meenation
Fom Pols
Charten
Snmen’s
de Ann Evans
Carolee Houser
Nancy Goodman
Marion Duncan
Jo Ann
Girls’ League
Portia
Poly High
New Capriece Club
Jonathon Jackrabbit
Ann Evans
Promise of Reward Spurs P-T A Campaign at Poly
Second period classes at Poly compete for the highest percent of P-T-A memberships sold this week. Winning classes receive free tickets to the Poly Wilson football game. Other classes selling 300 percent or more will be excused from class to attend a tribute in the Poly auditorium.
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P-T.a
Poly
Poly-Wilson
Oher
Scholarship Society Plans Busy Wilson High Schedule
The Scholarship Society at Wilson High with 2g9 members announced a packed year of activities starting with a Get Acquainted Dinner after the Wilson Excelsior game on November 5. A speaker will be invited later, a January 7 assembly is planned with Bruins' representatives, and a January 15 Girls League Carnival booth is scheduled.
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Scholarship Society of
Wilson High
Wilson-Excelsior
Sig Bruins
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
Dow theory based weekly market note notes divergence signals near 358 and 350 as potential bottom. Predicts a rally to 358-350 then a test of current lows, cites steel output strength and rising price earnings under Republican administration, advises partial equity and cash buildup, sees long term optimism with higher future highs.
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Dow
Oron
Steel Magazine
Commerce and
Labor Departments
Unclear Building Permits and Contracts Listed
Fragmentary OCR lists building permits and contracts with names and numbers, including Barden's Fumipation and Termite Control, Precision Fabricators, and various addresses. Readable items mention costs like 52,000 and references to contractors, while many details are garbled.
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Ayant Ty Birky
Waltip Lahrmulline
Barden
Henry Takindiilion
Alwin Oriel de How
Conteneiar
Joos
Santa Ana
Nora Belle Wolfe
Calimenia Sealing Ee Ventiinting Co
Contraetar Masty
Fantery
Bae
Precision Fabric
Con Cimeter
John “Taman
Culleton H. Peters
Up Sign of Rise in Business Foretold by Several Sectors
New York reports brighter sales outlooks from General Electric and others. Economists note rising industrial production though still below 1953 levels, with steel and auto sectors seeing gains and consumer prices easing.
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New York
J . General Electric Co
National Assn. of Credit
American Institute of Architects
Federal Reserve Board
Alfred E. Perlman
New York Central Railroad
National Retail Dry Goods Assn
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Buick
Chevrolet
Maren
Dun & Bradstreet
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Bruin
Worldly
Wilsonites Farm International Campus Club
By Sally Gartner
Jim Ragan
Granada
Jody Riley
Rivo Alto Canal
Mike Brown
Tremont
L.A
Cone Rny
Scholarship Society
Maps
de’ LA
Chapelle W Wiin
Paine, Webber, Judheon & Cunt
Faul.h. Macgregor
Wik Ef, Huth & Coy
By Walter Breede Jk
Automakers
Treasury
Cons
Jess - Telegram
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