Three Million Miles Without A Wreck Record Set
The Automobile Club of Southern California reports its patrol cars achieved three million miles without a wreck. Fred B. Ross notes this reflects routine duty, not special incentives. The piece warns of carbon monoxide danger from warming engines in garages and urges proper ventilation and escape routes.
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Automobile Club of
Southern California
Fred B. Ross
Automobile Club
Ross
International Road Plan Investigated for Alaska Buenos Aires Link
San Diego based Mobile Club of Southern California seeks county state and international cooperation with South and Central American nations to build an Alaska to Buenos Aires highway. The plan would connect existing segments, with gaps mainly in Mexico. Supervisor E A Hornbeck will lead an investigation before the county board action.
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San Diego
Alaska
Buenos Aires
The
Automobile Club of
California
Mexico
E. A. Hornbeck
County Board of Supervisors
TIPS TO MOTORISTS OR THAT CAR OF YOURS
Carburetors are delicate metering devices and should not be adjusted without skill. Often the fault lies elsewhere. Front wheel spokes darken with grease indicating bearings may need lubrication. Check king pin bushings if steering wobbles. Use second gear on downgrades to improve braking and save brakes. Regular inspections. brake lining wear or grease coating may require cleaning or relining. Tire chains, wipers, brakes and lights improve safety on poor roads. Keep the engine clean with kerosene and a brief brush, then dry before starting.
Ford Coupe Delivered to Zenda Mining Manager
A Ford coupe was delivered to Dave Morgan, general manager of the Zenda Gold Mining Company, by Barstow Garage on Tuesday.
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Dave Morgan
Zenda Gold Mining Company
Barstow
Camp Fire Girls Begin Meetings at Boy Scout Building
The Camp Fire Girls held their first meeting in the Boy Scout building on Wednesday and will meet there as dates allow. The Laka wana Camp Fire Girls, newly formed, paid dues and await their charter. Miss Calloway to supervise another unit if guardian found. The group plans wood gathering and hosted a Halloween party with seventh and eighth graders and a Mexican band. Armistice Day plans note Mrs Roy Chapin and daughter Leila going to Huntington Beach for the Orange County celebration.
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Boy Scout
Lakawana Camp Fire
Miss Calloway
Roy Chapin
Leila
Local arrivals and visits include Hamilton family
Mr and Mrs C L Hamilton and two children of Los Angeles arrived here Tuesday Mr Hamilton is employed by the Standard Oil Co and will install the gas Flame Mrs George Deskins spent the first of the week visiting in San Bernardino Sunday afternoon Mrs Ben Zent mire had the pleasure of a visit with four Needles teachers one of whom she formerly taught with in Los Angeles
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C. L. Hamilton
Los Angeles
Hamiliton
Standard Oil Co
George Deskins
San Bernardino
Ben Zentmire
Needles
Mr and Mrs Mark Boyce Take San Bernardino Trip
Mr and Mrs Mark Boyce motored to San Bernardino on Tuesday and returned home on Wednesday, detailing a brief local excursion and travel by car.
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Mark Boyce
San Bernardino
Lindsley Succeeds Mosier at Kiwanis Long Beach Duty
Riverside radio engineer C. M. Lindsley of Southern Sierras Power Company fills in for Mr. Mosier during his three day Kiwanis convention engagement in Long Beach.
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C. M. Lindsley
Southern Sierras Power Company
Riverside
Mr. Mosier
Long Beach
Beacons to be Inspected Weekly on Gold Star Route
E L Kennedy of the Department of Commerce Airways 67 reported in town that twenty seven air beacons between Los Angeles and Cronese must be inspected weekly. Six months without a beacon failing to operate earns a gold star for the route. Kennedy said the beacons have passed the experimental stage with little trouble.
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E. L. Kennedy
Department of Commerce Airways 67
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Cronese
Congregational church dinner serves over a hundred
More than a hundred people enjoyed the Congregational church annual dinner in the church basement on Wednesday. Mr Weithoff played two violin solos with Mrs Weithoff at the piano, and the choir sang several negro spirituals. C E Pray, roundhouse foreman, is home from Santa Fe hospital after foot trouble. Mrs Paul Sullivan and Wardell Evans of San Bernardino attended the Halloween dance. Mrs Sullivan lived here years ago. Miss Smith and Miss Beaumont, local high school teachers, visited homes in Los Angeles over the weekend.
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the Congregational Church
Weithoff
Paul Sullivan
Wardell Evans
San Bernardino
Hallowe’en
Mrs. Sullivan
Miss Smith
Miss Beaumont
Los Angeles
Lane Family News From Tracy Visit
J. R. Lane arrived home Monday while Mrs. Lane who had been visiting her sister Mrs. Sloan at Tracy returned home Thursday.
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J. R. Lane
Mrs. Lane
Mrs. Sloan
Tracy
Old Mining Camp Building Reveals Mystery Cache
Workmen in Hawthorn Nevada cut through a wall uncovering a cache of two Rainier beer bottles and an 18 by 18 inch original photograph of the Eureka mill from nearly 50 years ago. The building dates to 1881 as a W. and C. railroad station and warehouse and held the hidden items for 49 years. The bottles likely lost their contents. the cork down might have preserved some. The photo, signed by Al Smith Tonopah’s pioneer photographer, remains in fine condition.
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Hawthorn
Nevada
Rainier
Eureka
Correction on City Cleaners Suit Cleaning Price
A correction notes that the October 31 advertisement for City Cleaners listed men’s suit cleaning and pressing at 1.60 but the price should be 1.25. The cleaners state they have not raised their price.
Increased height for Boulder Dam eyed by water board
The Metropolitan Water District directs resolutions to raise Boulder Dam height from 550 to 675 feet to gain about 100000 horsepower. Chairman Whitsett and Chief Engineer Weymouth favor maximum feasible height to boost regional power amid allocation battles. Resolutions will stress water conservation. A five-member panel including Schwab Richards Thomas Matthews and Weymouth will draft. Colorado River aqueduct routing work starts November 25 as LA surveys proceed with 26 men camping at Cliff House Newberry.
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Metropolitan Water District Board
Boulder Dam
Whitsett
Weymouth
California
Paul E. Schwab
Beverly Hills
John R. Richards
Los Angeles
Franklin Thomas
Pasadena
W. B. Matthews
Colorado River
Los Angeles City
Newberry
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Camp Fire
C. E. Pray
Santa Fe Hospital
Tony’s Cafe
C. Christensen & Son
Pendleton’s
City
E. D. Evensen
Barstow Produce Market
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