Building Safely Reduces Fire Loss Through Codes and Plans
Washington and state capitols issue loans for building projects with safety in mind. Proper construction features firestops and cement ceilings retard flames, fire resistant roofs and chimney work aid prevention, and enclosed stairways with fire walls limit spread. Wired glass windows and fire doors in openings enhance safety. Municipal codes and the National Board of Fire Underwriters code inspire hundreds of ordinances.
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State Capitols
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Hugh Johnson on business and collective bargaining debate
A Bethany Beach column discusses public opinion turning against big business and the push for collective bargaining. It cites a proponent arguing unions are not necessary for true bargaining, notes company unions' limits, and urges independent unionism and better public relations by business leaders.
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Councilmen Brush Up on Arcadia Zone Ordinance
Arcadia city council members began reviewing the new zoning ordinance ready for public hearings called by Mayor Arthur F. Malin. The planning commission, which approved it, has held two protest hearings, and council action for final approval is planned for the July 19 regular meeting.
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Arcadia City Council
Arthur F. Malin
City Planning Commission
Arcadia Faces 1937 38 Fiscal Losses Revealed
Arcadia's five losses during the 1937-38 year totaled 12217.97. A partial 8000 hay barn loss to William Millard was included in the annual report prepared for filing tonight with the city council by Fire Chief James M. Nellis. The report notes an increase of 6108.62 from last year and a per capita loss of 1.43 based on a population of 8500.
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Arcadia
William Millard
James M. Nellis
Nellis
Fathers and Mothers in the Household Spotlight
Dorothy Dix argues that mothers receive glory and press notices while fathers are treated as mere breadwinners. She contends many fathers neglect direct guidance, leaving mothers to liaison with children. true influence stems from a father’s wisdom and presence.
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Buster
Mary
Smithers
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Second Nine Holes Of County Park Golf Course To Open
Arcadia Daily Tribune reports the second nine holes at Santa Anita Regional Recreational Center will be ready for play by September 1 with the full 18 holes possible earlier if conditions allow. Weekday play begins at 2 30 and the course already attracts golfers from San Gabriel Valley and nearby cities including Long Beach Santa Monica Glendale and Los Angeles.
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Santa Anita Regional Recreational Center
Arcadia Daily Tribune
County Park and Playgrounds
San Gabriel Valley
Arcadia Links
Long Beach
Santa Monica
Glendale
Los Angeles
Sheriff Relief Association Barbecue at Santa Anita
Arcadia prepares for the 15th Annual Sheriff s Relief Association barbecue at Santa Anita race track on Sunday July 24. Committees completed planning after a successful San Gabriel Valley reunion celebration, with giant pits dug for tons of meat and top notch entertainment. Proceeds aid disabled peace officers and families of officers who die protecting Los Angeles County.
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Arcadia
Southland
Sheriff's Relief Association
Santa Anita Racetrack
San Gabriel Valley
Eugene W. Biscail
Arcadia School Board Elects New Officers
Wood Glover was chosen president of the Arcadia city school district board at a recent meeting held in the First Avenue school offices. John H. Wheeler was elected clerk and L. L. Austin treasurer. Superintendent E. E. Westerhouse reported the average daily attendance in the past school year rose by 10.4 percent.
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Wood Glover
Arcadia City
First Avenue
John H. Wheeler
L. L. Austin
E. E. Westerhouse
All Arcadia Fishing Trip Set for July 21
Arcadia fishing advocates issued a call for reservations today for an all day deep sea trip planned for July 21 off San Clemente. The event aims to rally interest and organize participants for the outing.
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Arcadia
San Clemente
Former Guard Wins Honors
Kimberlin J. Kane, a Monrovia native and former California National Guard member, left for the United States Military Academy after being named second alternate. He attended Pasadena Junior College and West Point Preparatory School, enlisted in 1936, and is the third Company FE member set for West Point. Lieutenant Milton Clark, a West Point graduate, is stationed at the Hawaiian Islands. Cadet Wendell B. Sell, home in Arcadia on furlough, returns in August for his third year.
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Monrovia
United States Military Academy
California National Guard
185Th Infantry
Young Kane
Pasadena
West Point
Fort Scott
San Francisco
Bay Area
High School Official Injured In July 4 Auto Accident
A. K. Wilson vice principal of the Monrovia Arcadia Duarte high school was injured slightly in a July 4 auto crash south of Seattle. He has recovered and plans to return to the State University summer course. He was en route to an alumni reunion in MacMinnville Oregon when the accident occurred.
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A. K. Wilson
Monrovia - Arcadia - Duarte High School
Seattle
Wash
State University
Wilson
MaccMennville, Ore
Monrovia Woman Hurt in P E Car Collision
Nellie Hunsaker of 215 East Walnut Monrovia was injured yesterday when a Pacific Electric Interurban struck her at the California street crossing as she returned home. The car was driven by A M Brower of El Monte.
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Nellie Hunsaker
Walnut Avenue
Monrovia
California
Monrovian
Pacific Electric
A. M. Brower
el Monte
Firecrackers Cause Of Fire At Huntington Stand
A grassfire near a Huntington fireworks stand on Huntington drive off First avenue was extinguished by the fire department. Fire officials said youngsters shooting firecrackers behind the stand started the minor blaze.
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Huntington Drive
First Avenue
Rut on Huntington Drive Barricaded by Lights
A rut on Huntington Drive near the Holly Street bridge was barricaded with lanterns and wooden horses today. Police reported the hole in the highway and the street department was advised of the hazard.
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Huntington Drive
Holly Street Bridge
Street Department
Shrubbery Placed at Scout Cabin Grounds on Wheeler Street
Shrubbery was hauled into the Boy Scout Cabin grounds on Wheeler street west of the police station for immediate planting. The cabin hosts several youths' organizations meeting there.
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