Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp comes to Long Beach
The Children's Theater presents Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp at Poly High auditorium with morning and afternoon shows on Oct 30 and Nov 6. Tickets cost 25 cents for children and 75 cents for adults with box office sales and balcony seating.
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Young Fry
Long Beach
Poly High Auditorium
Children’s Theater
Scout
Naples
Lowell
Burhan
Lincoln
Stevenson
Roosevelt
Lee
Willard
Mann
Perce
Eugene
Field
Garfield
John Muir
Webster
Birney
Lafayette
Burnett
Whittier
Minnie Gant
Emarson
Bixby
Buffum
Patrick Henry
Burcham
Cutberry
Carver
Direc
Lady Sophs Honored at Poly Party
Girls Leagues annual New Girls Party at Poly honors sophomore girls and new juniors and seniors. Oct 14 in Poly auditorium drew about 750 attendees with 550 JOBs. Executives explained Girls League functions and the Gold L award while club presidents described their organizations and activities. Skits and talks followed before refreshments.
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Girls Leagues
Poly
Shonor
Job
Poly Teeners Start Newspaper At Teen Tavern
A Poly Recreational Center run weekly paper, led by Canteen sponsors Mrs Helen Irving and Mr Edward Nicholas, debuts with staff Bob Washington and Ernie Clark among editors. A Long Branch Youth Council meeting at Hi-Teen Canteen elected CRYC officers as Tavern plans include dances and a Christmas party.
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Poly
Anso
Mavern
Helen Irving
Edward Nicholas
Bob Washington
Ernie Clark
Johnny Stevenson
Last
Wees
Art Eddins
Joyce Clark
Joanne Watson
Modern Designers 4 at Wilson Win Honors
Four Jefferson Junior High sophomores at S Wilson High earned honorable mention from Ford Motor Company in the National Industrial Arts Contest. Dennis Marshall, a two time Long Beach winner, submitted a cut away drawing of a car for 1954. Thomas Gr Long Beach secured second with airplane plans for a $100 scholarship. Wayne Strickler earned a medal for screw silver set designs, and Mike Quinn received a citation for future car designs.
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Jefferson Junior High
S Wilson High
Ford Motor Company
Dennis Marshall
Long Beach
Thomas Gr
Wayne Strickler
Mike Quinn
Student Body Elects Marshall Junior High Leaders
Poodry was elected president of the Marshall Junior High School Student Body for the first semester. Sandra Nelson is vice president Susan Hughes secretary Sandra Sorrells levy commissioner Linda Bal activities representative Sandy Peck girls affairs and Dave London boys affairs. Jack Smith sponsors the group.
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Darcett Poodry
Marshall
Sandra Nelson
Susan Hughes
Sandra Sorrells
Levy
Linda Bal
Sandy Peck
Dave London
Jack Smith
Poly High Band Sets Tour For Big Time Grid Music
Poly High’s band will perform in half-time activities for two college football games and the Coliseum High School Day. The group travels with about ten to nineteen other musical ensembles for the events.
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Poly High
War Mothers Honor Hero With Plaque
War Mothers dedicate a plaque to Jor Gan alumnus William E. Taylor killed in Korea on June 2 1981. Taylor, a City College alum, served in Marine Reserve and participated in Inchon Wonsan Seoul battles. The event included a speech by Mayor George Vermillion and remarks by Key Club members.
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League of War Mothers
W. Skeith
William E. Taylor
Jor Gan
Korea
Taylor
City Col
Johnlege
Goddard
Seal Beach Nile
Seal Beach Nile,” A Full-Length Motion pic;Marine Reserve
Lune
Wilson High School
Koréa
Thejed
Inchon
Wonsan
Key Club
Seoul
Three
Ervoir
Japan
Ivers
Hunl
Fle
Shey
Narthr
Long Beach
Bruinites
Brethren Church
George Vermillion
Dan Hall
World Friendship Club Plans USC Date For Year Long Slate
The World Friendship Club plans a busy year at Wilson High with a fall conference at USC on November 6 and a slate of activities. Officers include John Leon president Connie Perkins vice president Sybil Green secretary Leann Chase corresponding secretary Dick Ashcraft treasurer Ann Caristy and interclub council representative. The club aims to learn about world cultures, promote interclub cooperation, and send books and supplies to foreign nations as part of its mission.
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UCLA
Oregon
USC
Oregon State
San Diego
United Nations
Bob Cotton
Ronnie Bannister
Ken Stine
John Pink
Larry Lawerence
Phil Johnson
California Federation of World Friendship Clubs
University of Southern California
Wilson High
Puerto Rico
Paul Teschke
Native Land
Clu
John Leon
Connie Perkins
Cos
Sybil Green
Imopolitan Club
Leann Chase
Tony Marto
Bruin Joiners Bait Traps Information Day at Wilson High
Wilson High Inter-Club Council sponsored a Registration and Information Day on Wednesday to recruit students into clubs. Sam Waggoner led the effort with Charles Lourde Toby Brightman Judy Cochran Sue Bendick Martha Brightman and Merrill Moremen serving as faculty adviser.
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Wilson High
Counci
Sam Waggoner
Charles Lourde
Toby Brightman
Judy Cochran
Sue Bendick
Martha Brightman
Merrill Moremen
School PT A coordinates year plans with Jordan group
Presidents and principals from Addams Grant Starr King McKinley Sutter Bret Harte and Jordan schools met in the Jordant homemaking room to coordinate PTA programs for the North Long Beach Jordan High School area. Representing Jordan's student body government were Rodelyn Ballard and Dennis Nelson.
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Pat.a
Aro Addams
Grant
Starr King
McKinley
Sutter
Bret Harte
Jordan
Jordant
Pt.a
North Long Beach-Jordan
Rodelyn Ballard
Dennis Nelson
Aid to Guatemala Denial Labels McCarthy Charge False
Washington dispatch reports the Foreign Operations Administration denounces as entirely untrue Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy's claim that the aid program for the anti Communist Guatemalan government is dragging its feet. The confrontation centers on U S policy in Guatemala and the speed of aid delivery. Platform statements emphasize firm U S support and swift assistance where needed.
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Guatemala
Washington
Foreign Operations Administration
Sen
Joseph R
McCarthy
TV Listings and Station Channel Mix for Saturday Evening
A dense TV schedule lists KYLA KITV KNXT KAS KRCA KMJ KOOP and others. Programs span newsreels movies sports outdoors American adventure and variety shows from 7 PM to midnight with multiple stations including KABC KTV NAT and KTLA presenting a packed lineup for October 23, 1954.
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Kyla Chennel
KITV
KNXT
KAS
KRCA
Kmj Chasasla
KOOP
Radio Schedule Fragment Shows Wide VOA Style Listing
A dense OCR fragment lists radio and TV time slots with call letters and program names across stations like KABC KHJ KFOX and KNX. It notes hours from 4:00 PM to 12:40 AM with music, news, weather, and entertainment programs, including notable hosts and show titles. The jumble preserves names such as Alex Cooper Paula Kelly Hal Dickinson and James Mueld alongside station IDs and times.
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SLAC
Jin Ameene
RFI
Jerry Lawrence
ABC
Kiwe
Hed Rowe
Snow Ten
Rew
ReOx
Atelody
KPAG
Maglerpiaces
KGRR
Heringey Kax
Lon Angeles
KFOX
Amer
Shawroom
Alex Cooper
Leo
Saath Abc
EMPC
EABC
Band
RHJ
Magic of Music
Paula Kelly
Hal Dickinson
KNX
Casrell
Alcott
Brew
Jim Krat
Sunnet Bererade
HGBR
Anbrew Lee
Alin
Muale
Seaman
Jp Woody
Merman
Keyese Merk
Bport
Weatherhe Cano
KHJ
Howling Tod Kewe
Red Vows
Amon Auake
Orr Craver AaBee Ene
Pur Baho
Jack Prickhours
Hamenfrank Ghikfox
Vuristy
Ruac
Alex Coonsr
Biba Bop Kelley
Bport Maines
Khi
Hewall
Cale
China
Peter Pouter
Faith Valor
Alberghetti
i _Paul Gilberty
Vern Ellen
FOX News
Melody Time
ASC
Lawrences Weil Krac
Curtain
Calta Xhj
Jarry Chatterton
KGSR
Soul Canle
HNX
Hay
Alge Ani
KPOX
Marchisti
KABC
Men of Color
KAHC
Lombardotand
Monica Whalen
Simetly
John Brown
Helen O'Conne
Joe Io
Masons Fwis
Lary Finney
SGRR
Army Reserve
Chicago
Wales of Faith
Zabo
Lawrence Welk
TK Bee Bains
Ploeg Bidlen
Gene Anitiett
RPWR
Kobrma
Rnecsoe
Geen
Midnite News
Wikpl
Patty
Zulph Xarc
James Mueld
Kewe
Larry Finley
Palities & Agriculture
Don May
Father Flanagan Kin Asks K of C to Stop Using Name
A brother of the late Msgr Edward J Flanagan asks the Knights of Columbus Omaha council to stop using the Father Flanagan name as a distinguishing title He cites controversy after the council rejected three Black applicants and notes the founder’s broader role in aiding Negro boys at Boys Town.
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Father Flanagan Kin
K. of
Omaha Upi
Edward J. Flanagan
Boys
Omaha
Omaha Knights of Columbus
Kreeji
Gerald Jeouncil
T. Bergan
Patrick A. Flanagan
John F. Kreesi
Flanagen
Boys Town Council
K of C
Meer
Patrick Flanagan
Feeney says he is allergic to confinement in prison escape
FBI agent testified in U S District Court Friday that jail escapee Martin Feeney replied I am allergic to confinement when asked why he broke out of Norfolk prison last summer.
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Boston
FBI
U. S. District Court
Martin Feeney
Norfolk
Feeney
Follies of Suzy Color Spectacular Headlines Tonight
The Follies of Suzy stars ieanmarie Steve Allen Dick Shawn Connie Russell Cliff Norton and Paul Whiteman in a color spectacular at 6 p.m. Max Liebman produced a danceable playlet about a young playwright and her living imaginary ballerina with music from 1910 1920 and 1930.
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Suzy
Ieanmarie
Steve Allen
Dick Shawn
Connie Russell
Cliff Norton
Paul Whiteman
Aeen
Max Liebman
Iay-Wright
Coca
Durante
Gobel
Stork
Liz Cooper
Joan Caulfield
George
Barry Nelson
Milo Savage
Carl Brad
Holywood Legion
Phoenix
Jimmy Martinez
Pedro Gonzales
Mickey
Rk Cowboy
Mick
Mickey Rooney
Sweh
Sharon
the Ruggles
Benny Rubin
June Havoc
Willy
Benny
Feniter
Witness
Atara
Hume Cronyn
Jensica Tandy
Richard Arjen
Lina Romay
Margaret Whitling
Alan Mowbray
Wstellta
Stan Freberg
Peter Graves
Lori Nelson
Albert
Ethel and Albert
Jack Jackson
Death of Parents Leads to $90,000 Award
New York General Judge Edward A. Conger approved a jury verdict granting Howard Martin Grey and Doris Watchman $90,000 for the death of their parents in the American Airlines crash near Dallas, Texas on November 29, 1949. The siblings, Jamaica, Queens residents, sought $250,000 in their negligence suit.
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New York
Edward A. Conger
Howard Martin Grey
Doris Watchman
Jamaica
Queens
Harry M. Grey
American Air Lines
Dallas
Itex
Scotch Exports Hit All-Time High for Nine Months
Scotch whiskey exports in London set a record for the first nine months of the year with monthly shipments averaging over 5.4 million dollars and a total of 9,891,272 proof gallons worth 60,710,192 dollars.
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London
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