Poly Students Mull Organ Ice Maker And Water Fountain
Members of the Poly student government consider projects and funds for a long awaited school organ an ice machine and an outdoor water fountain. The student body plans sweater sales as this year’s activity while naming officers and outlining Monday council meetings and Thursday commission sessions.
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Poly
Bob Wells
Marlene Barnett
Commis Poly Beret of Arts
al Davis
Linde Louden
Jim Richardson
Dave Ward
Sandra Elder
Trene Sulles
Ben Sklar
Joan Bruse
Bill Balcom
Kazuo Fuji
Ray Sugiyama
W. Odie Wright
Wathleen Harnett
Everlyn Lofland
William Carls
Big Program of Activity Opens Busy Year for G A A
Wilson G A A kicks off a large year with a Halloween party on Oct 28 for all members and sophomores in after school activities. Plans include a costume potluck in the girls physical education building as the sports season roars with clubs electing officers and meeting at least once weekly.
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Wilson G. A. A
Jane Hyland
Todd Winebreamer
Fegsy Peebles
Mrs Mareh
Miss Zelsdorf
Mrs. Gunning
Joy Bybee
Nancy Kleinhammer
Sue Filen Dikeman
Margaret Breckenridge
Ruth McConnell
Fox
Students Form Library Youth Council Across Three Schools
Wilson Poly and Jordan students join in an experiment sponsored by the public library. The library youth council, started last year by Mrs. Doris R. Watts, aims to involve teens in selecting materials and holds a monthly pen ee discussion on relevant topics. The next meeting will be held on.
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Wilson
Poly
Jordan
Public Library
Library Youth Council
Doris R. Watts
Dance Class for Saint Anthony’s High School
Plans to sponsor a weekly dance series with ten Thursday lessons from 2:30 to 3:30 at Saint Anthony’s High School. Mothers Club and Derrall Call to instruct. Senior and Freshman Get-Togethers planned. Latin Club assembly included a Roman fashion show and a Caesar assassination play. Dragnet provided background music.
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Saints
Pat St. Anthony’ S High School Mothers Club
Vand
Derrall Call
Caesar
New Campus Club Heads New Campus Club Heads
On Jordan High School campus the sixth week closes with club officers named. The listing includes presidents, vice presidents, treasurers, secretaries, and chair roles across fraternities, Y-Teens, Song Readers, yell leaders, Key Club, Math and Science Club, and Alumna Association, with multiple students named for each post.
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Jordan High School
A Phi
Dicit
Yiea
Tom Beck
Ilarola Garrison
C. F. Mackin
Joe Valdes
Eo Lingley
Chanttin
Gene Spears
Bil Steuer
Art Scabbard
Fraterniys
Sim Palmer
Lynn Richmond
Lee Margah
Stan Moley
Sung Zing
Pregent
Nat Saardkourez
Rob Raighte
Bonita Spalberry
Freda Pinkerton
Bett Ver
Manila Burke
Sheri Jones
Genny _ orsnaléd
Chanlala
Barbara Augustus
Iead Sons
Aigsaw Walker
Karen Kemp
Shirley _ Crawford
Jtt Faraons
Jean Smith
Judge ‘Therhdike
Disk” ‘Triaga
Kim Palmer
Aden” Brakenselk
Larry Wepeter
Math and Science Club
Lee Slorgan
John Cham
Betty
Conn Alumna Association
Freedent
Jaci Booth
Gers ‘Thoms
Handa Mathdes
Gital Darla
Initiation at Jordan by Scholarship Club
The California Scholarship Federation at Jordan High School will stage an initiation Wednesday in the gym activity room. Newly elected officers include President Allan Bralen sick, vice president Jim Palmer, secretary Sandra Pulaski, and treasurer Pat Vickers. A mock initiation follows the phon e with many active and associate members listed, including Jim Palmer and Pat Vickers among seniors and juniors in the roster.
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California Scholarship Federation
Jorden High School
Allan Bralen
Jim Palmer
Secre
Sandra Pulaski
Pat Vickers
aneious + initia
Sonals Alford
Sean Alford
Kathryn Allen
Barbita’ Bale
Fred “Bergeon Bevery Boylan
Allen ‘Brakensick
Bandra Brown
Pat Casey
John Cuthber
Ain
Shuri Commeau
Betty Connors
Betty Craver
Judy Crystal
Betty Dale
Drat Davis
Carol Dimmielk
John Syer
Kenty Fleeger
Kile Gano
Betty Sittespie
Barbara ' Goldsmith
Kent Goveman
Marlene de Mann
Dovelar Drummond
Beverly Farmer
John Flaherty
Virginia Pletcher
Sherry Gage
Don Ihunkton
Taviene Jokes
Nancy Keating
Karol Kelney
Juanith Kern
Martin Riare
Sharon Koon
John Lee Helhe Lewis
Billie McGurner
Bob Munn
Vangéiens Newton
Sharon O'Bergh
Sue O'Diel
Pat Perkina
Paul Peterson
Fredda Pingerton
Patsy’ Relm
Jimer Relacke
Sativa Rogers
Bob Rudder Ferald' Eherton
Janice ‘Still
Ronald Semerby
William Stein
Andy Sargent
Sharon Stinson
George Stakes
Bob Simmers
Mariya Truvelove
Mary’ Tyler
J Vickers
Tide Weaver
Irene Yeoman
Supremares
Pat Allen
Jon Arnold
Jo Ann Askin
Conrad’ Berry
Bonnie’ Buckly
Beverly Bates
Subley Bodine
Dorothy Clauson
Charlene Conrad
Wanda ‘Corley
Nelson Creamares Cox
Nanc
Danaher
Dantalis
Amuce Walaeth
Ellen Dotgenrad
Ba Joanne Fisher
Clarm Gallegos
Pat Garar
Eee Same Ee Crehan
Ni Greeley
Barbara Nail
Nancy Zit
Anda
Murray Heads Spartan Club at John Dewey School
The John Dewey School students formed the Spartans club to foster school spirit and promote action. Elected officers include Bob Murray as president Janet Newcomb as vice president Donna Hartley as secretary Sylvia Kendrick as corresponding secretary Connie Roman as public Tela Ann Cuppy as treasurer Van der Most as program chair. One early activity planned is a Halloween dance Friday.
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John Dewey School
Spartans
Bob Murray
Janet Newcomb
Donna Hartley
Sylvial Kendrick
Connie Roman
Tela
Ann Cuppy
van der Most
Elections by Clubs at Wilson
Wilson campus club activity is active as groups elect leaders and plan events. Junior Statesmen hosts a regional convention at Mark Koppel High School in Ashanibra with Frank J. Smead as president and Bill Swening as vice president among listed officers.
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Wilsons
Mark Koppel
Ashani
Wiss Jail
Frank J. Smead
Bill Swening
Shelly Rousse
Kay McCampbell
Sherry Hossum
Dan Hall
Wilson
Jner
Iris Whitman
Ski Club
Don Reeves
Bill Marley
Dorothy Allgrim
Gerry Eischen
Business Leaders of America Club
Bixby Park
Norma Bayer
Jackie Kozak
Corrine Weimer
Jean Buxton
Sylvia Kendrick Club Elects Officers at Dewey School Meeting
The Girlz Business Club at Dewey School held its first business meeting on a Wednesday and outlined plans to visit business and professional women. Officers elected include President Sylvia Kendrick Vice President Janet Newcomb Secretary Barbara Lawrence and Treasurer Anna Nielsen.
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Girlz’ Business Club
Dewey School
Sylvia Kendrick
Janet Newcomb
Barbara Lawrence
Anna Nielsen
Date for Application for P. O. Work Set
Post office job openings announced by Postmaster Goodwin EK and Goodwin. Applications for Christmas work will be taken November 2 to 6 at the main office on Third Street and American Avenue. Veterans receive preference. applicants must be U.S. citizens, residents of the local delivery area, at least 18, and not holding a full-time job.
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Wuit
Hownel EK
Goodwin
United States
Ind American Ave
Teachers Speak Before Poly PTA Meeting
The Polk city teachers association will hold its first meeting of the year on October 27 at 7 30 p m in the Coral room of the administration building. Theodore Reddick will lead a panel of teachers to discuss required subjects in the curriculum.
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Olgarentereacher Association
Coral Waom
Theodore Reddick
Elks Plan Official Visit and Initiation at Lakewood Lodge
Hoy J. Worgen the deputy grand exalted ruler will pay his official visit to Lakewood Lodge 1885 at 7 p.m Tuesday Candidates for the lodge will be initiated in his honor at the Lakewood American Legion Hall meeting.
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Hoy J. Worgen
San Pedro
Petition Seeks Four Way Stops at Busy Corner
About 300 residents signed petitions Friday urging the City Council to install four way stop signs at the corner of 68th Way and Butler Ave. The area is described as a three sided blind spot with multiple accidents. The death of 20 year old Jerry Max Ruttman, brother of race driver Troy Ruttman, in a recent crash is cited.
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68Th Way
Butler Ave
Jerry Max Ruttman
Troy Ruttman
New Rains Add To Italy Flood Devastation
In OLIVETO Italy heavy rains sweeping through six mountain villages near Reggio Calabria hamper rescue runs for food and aid. Officials raise death toll from the past five days to about 35 with warnings it could reach 100 as 3000 villagers remain trapped and the threat of disease grows amid ongoing floods and highway disruptions.
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Oliveto
Italy
UPI
Reggio Calabria
Ministry of Iworks
Reseue
Five Drake Students Charged With Rape Case
Five Drake University students from Des Moines faced rape charges after the widow of a former instructor said she was assaulted on a farm field near Des Moines early Thursday. They waived preliminary hearing, bound to grand jury, each posting $1000 bond. The 31 year old accuser, Janey Ley, a former Air Force lieutenant, described being beaten and threatened to submit. A sixth student accompanied them but was not involved in the alleged rape.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Drake University
Janey Ley
Here
Thepee 2
Car Student Shot and Police Seek Unemployed Truck Driver
Los Angeles police hunt Meredith Nickens, 32, an unemployed truck driver, in connection with a shooting that wounded Robert I. Bradford, 29, a University of California student who had arrived from Berkeley to reconcile with his estranged wife Helen Bradford, who filed for divorce in June. The weapon discharged during a heated confrontation, injuring Bradford with a scalp wound.
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Los Angeles
Meredith Nickens
University of California
Robert I. Bradford
Berkeley
Helen
Nickens
Bradford
10 Days to Two Weeks for Korean Political Conference
Special U S envoy Arthur Dean said talks with the Communists should finish in 10 days to two weeks to arrange a Korean political conference. He warned the Reds may block any de facto conference if no accord is reached in about 14 days. Dean met South Korea’s President Rhee and emphasized a preliminary talks session to fix time and place for full dress talks.
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SEQUL
U. S
Arthur Dean
Dean
Brontlay
U. S. State Department
U.N. Command
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Japan
Munsan
Panmunjem
Panmun
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Red
Wold
Student Pleads Guilty in Slaying of Girl
UPPER SANDUSKY Ohio A Cynthia Pfeil murder case ends as Roy Roger Schinagle Jr 19 Mayfield Heights Ohio Ghia Wesleyan student pleads guilty to a second degree murder and is sentenced to life in Ohio penitentiary He stood silent as the plea was accepted by the court and the case closed without further delay
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Cynthia Pfeil
Roy Roger Schinagle Jr
Mayfield Heights
Ghia Wesleyan
Harold D. Ross
Schinagle
Orchestra Leader Ben Pollock's Wife Pays Parking Fine
Doris Pollock paid a ten dollar fine to settle a citation for parking with her car at arm's length from a curb. She told officers the car had been sold a year earlier but ownership transfer was not completed. She appeared in court and paid the fine eight days before a scheduled Friday hearing.
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Beverly ftiLus
Ben Pollock
Doris
Soviets Seize East German Industry For 1954 Return
The Neue Zeitung reports Soviet authorities are taking machinery and equipment from 33 East German industrial firms. The dismantled items are being shipped to Russia or given to remaining Soviet controlled companies. The listed sectors include steel, machine tools, chemicals, electrical apparatus, and ball bearings.
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Berlin
U. S. High Commission
Neue Zeitung
Russia
Four Convicted in Income Tax Shakedown Ring
Four former New York state income tax agents were convicted by a Federal Court jury for participating in a tax fixing ring that shook down taxpayers in the Albany area. Maurice F. O'Brien, Murray Telenker, David Witt, and Abraham Inkeles were found guilty. Edwin F. Rourke was acquitted. The government showed 17 taxpayers paid about 35000 in fraudulent returns.
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New York
New York State
Maurice F. O'Brien
Internal Revenue Bureau
Troy
N. Y
Murray Telenker
David Witt
Abraham Inkeles
Edwin F. Rourke
Albany
Army in Europe appoints new four star commander
Gen. William M. Hoge, commander in chief of the U S Army in Europe, was invested as a full general in a ceremony at the command headquarters. The four stars were pinned on Hoge by Gen. Thomas Handy, deputy commander of European Command, and Mrs Hoge. Hoge previously led the U S Seventh Army in Europe.
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Furl Udi
Elitany
Willam M. Hoze
U. S. Army
Europe
Hoge
Thomas T. Handy
European Command
U. S. Seventh Army
Martin in Germany on West Germany tour arrives aboard liner
Speaker Joseph Martin of Massachusetts arrived in Bremerhaven aboard the liner America for a two week tour of West Germany. He led talks with officials and planned visits to Allied commands and factories. The trip aims to strengthen U S relations and assess postwar recovery.
Masked Armed Pair Rob Hollywood Bar
A masked pair robbed a Sunset Boulevard bar today wielding shotguns. Marine Sgt. Anthony Mendoza, 28, stationed at El Toro, tackled one gunman but was beaten. Several hundred dollars, watches and rings were stolen.
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Hollywood
Sunset Bivd
Anthony Mendoza
el Toro
Death Defrauds Hero of Tower Rescue Effort
Santa Barbara headline tells of Howard Wilford and partner Charles England, two Los Angeles painting contractors, who climbed a 280 foot radio tower in downtown Santa Barbara on Friday. England died of a heart attack after a 30 minute fall attempt. Wilford clung to him with a safety belt and legs, while firemen reached them to rescue.
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Santa. Barbara
Howard Wilford
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Wilford
Charles England
Atloignes Wilford
England
Jon
EIST
Census shows 133,828 Indian girls aged 5 to 14 widows or divorced
Census figures released today reveal 133,828 Indian girls between 5 and 14 are widows or divorcees. The 1950 census summary also notes 14 percent of girls in this age group are married despite a 1929 ban. India’s population is estimated at 357 million.
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New Deshe
India
Ex-Officer Slain in S F Brawl
San Francisco police report a former Southern California officer John Overman 33 was stabbed to death in a sidewalk brawl with two strangers. One suspect, a deaf mute Arazee Terrell 35, was arrested. the other is sought citywide.
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San Francisco
Southern California
John Overman
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
University of California
Thomas Cahill
Arazee Terrell
Overman
Gloster McLaine
Terrell
McLaine
Mother Slays 2 Children Finds Peace
A 27 year old Detroit area mother Shirley Boyd from Inkster confessed to strangling her 18 month old and 7 year old children claiming the Bible commanded it. Assistant Prosecutor John Mowatt said a first degree murder warrant would be sought and Boyd was confined to a hospital while police said she told authorities she loved her kids but saw Satan in their eyes and found peace of mind.
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Detroit
John Mowatt
Shirley Boyd
Suburban
Inkster
Charles Deplanche ‘l
Terry Robert
Air Defense Plane Crashes. Six Escape
A C-47 Air Defense Command plane with seven aboard crashed northeast of Limon, Colorado, after taking off from Peterson Field. One crewman, Lt. H. H. Van Auken, suffered scalp lacerations and back injuries. he remains listed as serious but not critical. The others escaped with minor cuts and bruises.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
UPI
Air Defense Command
Colorado
Mitchel Field
Limon
Peterson Field
Chanute Field
H. H. van Auken
Compiter
Camp Carson
Midwest Rains Break Drought Across Southwest States
Heavy rains drenched Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Colorado easing a three year drought. Some spots logged up to nine inches in two days while other regions still suffer dry conditions across Missouri Kansas Arkansas and the broader midwest. Officials warn relief is uneven with wildfires and water concerns persisting in many areas. Weather experts call the recent downpours drought breakers and note renewed subsoil moisture in parts.
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Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Midwest
Pennington Gap
New York
New Jersey
New England
New Orleans
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Big River
H. C. Winburn
Amsrlig
Y. C. Childs
U. S. Department of Agriculture At
Austin
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Wayne Schulmeyer
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Dick Medvitz
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Ken Piercy
Dewey
Murray Heads
Spartan Club
City College Business Technology Division
Sonny Wright
Betty Howard
Carylann Forgque
Larry Hart
Regina Sullivan
P. O
Poly Pta
Dean Flopes
George McArthur
Brice
Bruce Nealy
Brice Nealy
Milwaukee
Bruce
Army
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