California Briefs Highlight Gas, Prison Guards and Credits
California News Briefs report gas conservation in oil fields at 184.599 billion cubic feet daily in November. Prison reforms add four guards after tunnel escape attempts. Regents award four scholarships and accept $3,500 in gifts at UC. Millikan secures $200,000 for Caltech research. Livermore Airport opened for emergency landings. six companies protest Chinese residency status. Counterfeit notes and photo manipulation raise alarms in state.
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Coronado Island
Tennessee
Los Angeles Harbor
California
Fred G. Stevenot
Department of Natural Resources, States
James B. Holohan
Board of Supervisors
William Edward Hickman
Tom Gurdane
C. L. Lieuallen
Pendleton
Ore
Robert A. Millikan
Chinese Six Companies of
San Francisco
Coolidge
U. S
E. E. Mouton
Aircraft Inspection Service
Department of Commerce
West
Livermore
University of California
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
la Jolla
T. Wayland Vaughan
Burt Richardson
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Occidental College
State Division of Motor Vehicles
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Fresno
San Diego
Oakland
Clarence Morrill
State Department of Criminal Identification
Washington and Jefferson
Uncle Sam
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Regents
Governor Young
State Building
Paul W. Bruton
Woodland
William R. Davis
J. E. Fontenrose
Sutter Creek
Philip F. Meads
Piedmont
New Year's Eve Dollar Bill Rescue Sparks Romance
Dora loses a dollar bill on a chilly New Year’s Eve as a courteous stranger retrieves it, then attends a college party where she shares the tale. Baxter, a hidden guest, reveals himself and flirts through a playful ending, leaving Dora hopeful for an old friend next New Year.
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Dora x al
Dora
Baxter
Jolly
Ora
Western Newspaper Union
Merchants form Sibleyville Chamber for New Year
Ranny Stephens inspires town merchants to create a monthly patron party after New Year events. John Meadows announces a merchants meeting where officers are elected, establishing the first chamber of commerce in Sibleyville. Crowds cheer and thank Ranny, with public wishes for a Happy New Year.
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Panny
Ranny
Ranony Stephens
John Meadows
Sibleyville
Ranny Stephens
Western Newspaper Union
Anny Stephens
Kitchen Cabinet Verse Satire From 1928 Western Sheet
A brief, humorous verse item from an old Western paper notes a wry maxim about rising with the lark. It lampoons the idea of moral judgments tied to daily routines and questions if larks have beds, citing John Godfrey Saxe.
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John Godfrey Saxe