Mixed weekly business trends show gains in GE and Chrysler
New York business week reports uneven activity with consumer spending softening and rail freight down. GE president Cordiner highlights unfilled order backlogs, rising sales, and minimal expansion cutbacks while Chrysler's Misch praises car production and market share gains. Ford and Cadillac post records as taxes and spending loom, with White House aiming to curb a 72 billion dollar 1937-38 budget.
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Nehru Receives Second Gift Plane From Russia
Deputy Jones reports Soviet offer accepted as Prime Minister Nehru travels in India. A second malfunctioning Lyushin plane replaced amid a near crash near a desert airstrip. A separate incident involved a Fiat Topolino collision with a horse causing injuries.
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Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
Market forecaster notes a mix of inventory reduction and steady building activity offsetting home construction declines. Industrial and public projects offset residential slowdown, suggesting potential improvement in the second half. volume remains muted with a possible bear market rally in progress amid sideways trading.
Tear Gas Pioneer Dr. Nicholas E. Oglesby Dies at 64
Dr. Nicholas E. Oglesby, 64, director of patents and licenses for Behr Manning Co and co inventor of tear gas grenades used by police and airplane smoke curtains for armed forces, died Friday. The item cites Eclipse earnings and forecasted 1957 GNP and Dow trends with market outlook notes from Dr. Lionel D. Edie.
Weather summary for Southern California including tides and surf
Sunday tides and temperatures are listed with sunrise sunset moon events and heights. The report notes calm surf conditions and water temperature around 56 degrees, attributed to U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey data.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach Titeruards
California
Millikan Scholars Win Bank Cups
Millikan announces four finalists for the Bank of America awards program in Southern California. Anita Truitt leads in vocational arts with Steve Patton in fine arts, Ralph Cornwell in metal arts, and Walter Parker in wood arts. Each finalist will receive an engraved cup.
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Bank of America
Millikan
Southern
California
Anita ‘Truitt
Steve Patton
Ralph Cornwell
Walter Parker
Wilsons Girls League Tea Features Models
Wilsons Girls League opened the new semester with a Girls Tea featuring informal modeling by Peggy Christman and the modes and manners committee. Officers and committee chairmen invited faculty sponsors to an advisory board meeting to discuss proposed projects.
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Calrmen
Medical Auxiliary Fetes Nurse Club Members
More than one hundred girls attended a gathering for Future Nurse Clubs at Long Beach High Schools. Leaders from the Womans Auxiliary and the Los Angeles County Medical Association organized the event with guests from Polytechnic High and Millikan High. Dorothy Walsh of Long Beach State College spoke on nursing education and career opportunities, urging continued training and college degrees.
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Regina Sddy
Jordan
Beach
Becilflower
Rose Geckler
Polytechnic High
Florence Woo
Millikan
Long Beach
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Los Angeles County Medical Association
Arthur Eveley
Dorothy Walsh
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Leslie Esnosito
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Poly GAA Offers 10 Sports for Fun and Friends
Poly GAA promotes more than ten activities through the year to help students meet peers. Bowling at Jocai alley twice weekly forms teams for tournaments while tennis and swimming clubs attract players of all levels. Swimming showcases two spring water shows and tennis holds many playdays. Other offerings include colt, volleyball, speedball, basketball and baseball. Many dance activities are organized and the Streamliners Club helps girls trim figures. Miss Mariette Parsch sponsors the overall car program, with Jo Loevers serving as spring president.
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Continental Swim Show at Wilson High School
Wilson High School hosts a three day swim show next week titled Continental featuring routines from many countries. Performances are Wednesday for fourth and fifth periods, and Thursday and Friday at 8 pm with admission 25 cents for students and 80 cents for adults. proceeds from Saturday go to the PTA. Key cast includes Pat Campbell and Kacen Mylus with Pat as soloist and water ballet numbers directed by Mrs. Martha Gyt.
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Grandmother objects to teen dating parties and invitations
A reader asks how to invite a boy to a party while navigating a grandmother's concern about teens going steady. The columnist suggests casual, supervised gatherings on weekends, with emphasis on communication and keeping schoolwork in balance.
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Elinor Willams
Millikan Anchor Club Receives Pilot Charter
Millikan Anchor Club at Ellis Hall celebrated its charter with a Parlia mentary reception. High school chapter leaders Marilyn Wood and Linday Blackburn, with guest Pi Pilot E. O. Bemis, spoke on leadership for business women and community service.
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Mary “Internaiti¢nal
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Poly Welfare Clubs Elect New Officers
Poly Welfare Clubs slate new officers as the semester begins. Officers include president Carolyn Panera and a slate of vice presidents and secretaries across Lambda Phi Key Club and other groups. Re elected to office, Pete Drake leads the Key Club as they plan district activities and support a refugee camp with clothing and blankets.
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Rosemary Neilson
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Roman Banquet Tonight at Long Beach Poly
Roman Banquet at Long Beach Poly features a Latin Club event in the Girls Gym with officers and guests in Roman garb and slaves serving masters. A skit by Latin teacher Mr Sullivan is planned and a procession of costumed guests will be conducted. Ham and chicken dinner will be served from the kitchens.
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Judith Kirk
Johm Furman
World Friendship Club Plans Panel Day Event
The World Friendship Club at Jordan High announces Panel Day with world problem discussion groups inviting educators and exchange students. Sponsors Norbert Pels and Miss Maureen Cameron assist the April project. The club has 30 members this semester with officers Stirley Tarweter, Linda Davis, and Enola Lawrence.
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Maureen Cameron
World Friendship
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Linda Davis
Enola Lawrence
Cascade of Dreams water show visits Pirateville
The 1957 Cascade of Dreams water show by the 39 member Aouettes swims through Dreams to Rome Fairyland Siam and Pirateville with Martha Smith as Princess of the Nile. Two black light numbers a comedy routine and other specialties highlight the program. Public invited. begins 3 p.m. at the Trovdan Notatorium.
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Saints Speak at Annual Lions Contest
Three Saint Anthony High School seniors Payrick Hill Thomas Keith and Join Kineses spoke at the 20th annual Student Speakers Contest hosted by the Lions Club at the Coast Inn for area high schools. Each delivered a speech on City Place in the World of 1976 with school hopes for advancement. Saints speakers have won top honors in Lions events for the past three years.
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McNair and McDean Win Lions Club Speaking Contest
Poly high students Martin McNair and Harry McBean won the Downtown and Signal Hill Lions Club speaking contest. They advance to an inter-club speak off on March 22 with a chance at prizes totaling 3000 dollars across stages.
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Harry McBean
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