City Net Trophy Final Set In Corona Club Finals
The Corona Country Club hosts the final for the first city championship tourney. Charles Vaile and Ed Birdsall vie for the VanDerhoof Perpetual Trophy at 3 pm under Recreation Club auspices. A large crowd is expected as Linn presides with Solomon and Jameson as line judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vaile
Ed Birdsall
VanDerhoof Perpetual
Corona Cuntry Club
Corona
Recreation Club
Stanley Linn
Bob Solomon
Henry Jameson
9. R. VanDerhoof
Jim Coplen
Fay S. Reeder
Golf learning tips for adults and perseverance
The piece urges adults learning golf to practice, stay optimistic, and persist through difficulty. It contrasts easy excuses with effort, noting grownups need guidance, willpower matters, and improvement is visible in a confident finish on the 18th hole.
New federal building in San Francisco planned at cost
A new federal building in San Francisco is projected to cost about 1 million dollars. The project underscores federal investment in the city and signals expected construction progress in the coming year.
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San Francisco
Federal
Corona Calendar Highlights Club Events Tonight
Tonight at 8 p m a card party and Auction Bridge are planned at the Country Club. The Forum hosts a Chamber of Commerce dinner at Hotel Kinney at 6 45 p m. Saturday Market Day features specials from advertisers. City Championship Tennis Finals set for 3 p m at Corona Country Club.
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Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Kinney
Corona Coluntry Club
Lion Club
Hotel Kinney
Chamber of Commerce renews drive to expand 10k goal
The Corona Chamber of Commerce announced renewed efforts in the final lap of its membership drive led by chairman Herbert M. Key. Directors distributed solicitation cards for the coming week while J. B. Coplen urged a 10 000 operating budget to boost city support and reduce fundraising time. The finance committee presented a preliminary budget and the board pledged 10 to the Woman's Improvement Club for the Flower Show.
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Chamber of Commerce
Herbert M. Key
Chamber
J. B. Coplen
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Corona
F. E. Snndecor
Woman's Improvement Club
Production index slips in February but remains above May 1923 peak
The Federal Reserve Board index of production in 22 basic industries fell 3 percent in February from January’s high output. Despite the decline, the rate stayed higher than any other period since the May 1923 peak, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York City’s Monthly Review of Credit and Business Conditions.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Monthly Review of Credit and
Federal Reserve Bank of
New York City
Census schedule set for statewide count in New York
Albany authorities announce a full decennial census to be completed for a January report to the Legislature. Counting starts June 15 with Florence E. Knapp, Secretary of State, saying teachers will be used as census takers where feasible.
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Albany
N. Y
Florence E. §. Knapp
Corona City Beautiful vision prompts housing concerns
A Corona reader cites the Flower Show article mentioning foreigners near Sixth Street and urges careful planning to improve backyards and eliminate unsightly conditions. City officials and residents must map gradual changes to raise real estate values without rushing solutions.
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The
Independent
Sixth Street
Sixth
Matt
Chino Highway
Corona
City Beautiful
Motor Tax Revenue and Vehicle Totals in Britain
The Ministry of Transport reports 1924 motor taxation gross receipts of 75 million dollars. Private cars 474000, motorcycles 441000, commercial cars 210000, taxicabs and omnibusses 84000, totaling 1,242,000 motor vehicles.
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London
Great Britain
Ministry of Transport
Musician's Enterprises backs NY musicians’ independent ventures
New York The Musician's Enterprises led by Manfred Malkin president announces backing for a project to help New York musicians start their own businesses and achieve self employment.
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New York
The
Musician’s Enterprises
Manfred Malkin
World News in Brief Roundup April 10
From Damascus two killed and eleven injured as a mob opposed to the Earl of Balfour clashes with Syrian police and French Algerian troops. In London the Colonial Office unveils a plan to transplant 450000 Britons to Australia over ten years. Julius Kruttschnitt to retire from Southern Pacific on May 31 after 48 years. In San Francisco a Grand Fleet celebration lights the bay in white. In Sacramento Assembly passes Weller bill regulating stock crooks and high pressure sales under the State Corporation Commission supervision.
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Damascus
Syria
Earl of Balfour
London
Colonial Office
Australia
New York
Julius Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific
Sacramento
Weller
Glendale
State Corporation Commission
Assembly
Senate
Coolidge Declares Tacna Arica Award Final and Irreversible
President Coolidge informed Peru that his role as arbitrator in the Tacna Arica dispute is final with no appeal. The decision aligns with the submission terms signed by Peru and Chile and with general international law. Paris report notes Herriot government faces opposition attacks and urges the Chamber to assume responsibility for ousting him over economic measures.
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Washington
Coolidge
Peru
Chile
Paris
Herriot
Chamber
Nominating Hindenburg Triggers Education Polemics in Germany
Berlin reports show United Right organs backing Field Marshal Hindenburg for the German Presidency amid sharp educational polemics. Liberal papers publish conservative journalists' criticism of the nomination as they contend with the war idol’s support.
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Berlin
Field Marshal
Hindenburg
United Right
von Hindenburg
Dempsey Retires From Heavyweight Ring
Jack Dempsey, longtime heavyweight boss, announces retirement to pursue charity. He hints at remaining in exile until death, aiming to keep the title from the ring and preserve a historic record under Queensberry rules.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
King Row
Jim Jeffries
Jack
Sangre del Christo Hills
Colorado
Jimmy the
Jeff
Dempsey
Marquis of Queensberry
Italy to publish national encyclopedia in 32 volumes
A committee of the Italian Cultural Institute funded by Giovanni Treccanni drafts plans for Italy’s national encyclopedia. The project aims to rival Britannica and will present Italy’s work across most knowledge fields. The first edition will comprise 32 quarto volumes with about 100 pages each.
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Rome
Italy
Italian Cultural Institute
Giovanni Treccanni
Baseball Outfit Tackles Colton This Sunday
Colton nine from the Pacific Fruit Exchange faces Corona Red Sox in the second game on the new San Bernardino Valley League schedule Sunday. Local players boast a strong start after beating Pomona and seek city support to sustain the winning run. Manager Jack Forehand has not finalized the battery for Sunday but is expected to use Skinner and Mayer as last week.
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Colton
Pacific Fruit Exchange
Corona Red Sox
San Bernardino
Skinner
Mayer
Corona Lions Plan San Diego Convention and Radio Program
Three Corona Lions attended weekly meeting at Hotel Kinney with full attendance noted. Delegation to Los Angeles arranged a KEE radio program on May 23 to boost Corona. district conclave near end of May and Corona Lemonade served during session.
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William A. Walker
Fred Szabo
Fay S. Reeder
Corona Lion den
Hotel Kinney
Frank Wood
R Cal
San Diego
Lion Ben Smith
Lions Bill Locke
Nick Norton
Warl Allen
Los Angeles
Corona
Iie
Lion D. R. Menefee
Lion Menefee
The
Independent
Pasadena Forum Talk Urges More Playgrounds and Centers
George W Braden Pasadena western representative of the Recreation and Playground Association of America will speak at a Chamber of Commerce Forum and dinner at the Hotel Kinney on the theme Spare Time an asset or liability He will press for more playgrounds and recreational centers in Pasadena and other cities An open forum will follow the talk as Chamber members join in to discuss local interests Braden will also tour Corona with chamber and city officials to inspect recreation sites.
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George W. Braden
Pasadena
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Hotel Kinney
Braden
Recreation and Playground Association of America
Roscoe Johnson
Chamber Directors
Corona
Chamber of Commerce
Desmond to Star in Ridin’ Pretty at California Tomorrow
Universal presents Desmond in Ridin Pretty a comedy drama about cowboys who travel to the city to aid a cousin heir. Desmond as Sky Parker faces two conspirators a cousin and a woman in a tale mixing thrills and humor with motorcycle stunts and a train race.
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William Desmond
California Theatre
Desmond
Sky Parker
San Desmond
Ann Forrest
Billy Sullivan
Tniversal
Ehangy
Stanhope Wheatcroft
Uilly Colis
Slim Cole
Tex Young
Miauk Trice
Cole
Stresemann’s Son Joins Ranks of Music Composers
Berlin reports Wolfgang Stresemann, son of German Foreign Minister Dr. Gustav Stresemann, has entered the field of music composition. He aims to build a career independent of his father’s diplomatic legacy.
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Berlin
Wolfgang Stresemanns
Gustav Stresemann
Lions Club Plans Editorial Takeover for May Issue
The service club will run the newspaper's editorial and business sides for a day in early May to publicize the Lions Club of Corona. Lion Tamer Fred Schaal performed as usual and helped boost the kids' dies fund with new dollars from the Lions.
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Service Club
Lions Club of
Corona
San Diego
Fred Schaal
Lions
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Pau
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