Riverside County to rehear Temescal canyon garbage dump
The Riverside County Planning Commission will reconvene at 1:30 p.m. on August 30 to hear Miss Leilamae Harlow’s request to allow metropolitan coastal cities to use her Temescal canyon property for a car and garbage dump. The site, two miles east of Corona and near El Cerrito, has raised water-pollution concerns from local water boards.
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Temescal Canyon
Riverside County Planning Commission
Jack Rose
Corona
Leilamae Harlow
Cajalco Road
Water Polution Board
County Health Department
Riverside County Supervisors
Temescal Water Company
Flager
Cajalco Mutual Water Company
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
Owens-I Illinois Co
Rotary Information Please program educates Rotarians on clubs
The Rotary club hosted an Information Please program with two teams led by Finis Frazier and Bob Snedecor. Dr. Carl Russell judged and Eg Hammond hosted as master of ceremonies. Harold Stephens, retiring Santa Fe agent, was saluted by President Norris Kieser. Visiting Rotarians included Milton Papini Ray Hammond Jr Harvey Cattle Rex Ellsworth Jim Fisher and Dr F M Brennan.
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Rotary International
Naylor Hotel
Finis EF. Frazier
Bob Snedecor
Carl Russell
Eg Hammond
Rotary Information Committee
Harold Stephens
Santa Fe Railway
Norris Kieser
Pasadena
Jack Tillotson
Milton Papini
Elsinore
Ray Hammond, Jr
Harvey C. Harper
Riverside
China
Jim Fisher
Rex Ellsworth
Howard Cattle
F. M. Brennan
Del Monte man injured by bull at Silver Lake Ranch
Bill Taylor of Del Monte was injured yesterday at Silver Lake Ranch north of Norco when a bull threw him. Corona Hospital staff said he needed treatment and surgery though specifics were not disclosed. Ranch worker Walter Cakpin reported Taylor's ear was torn during the incident.
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del Monte
Silver Lake Ranch
Bill Taylor
Norco
Corona Hospital
Taylor
Walter Cakpin
Cakpin
Elaine Anderson Leads Hemet Farmer's Daughter Finalists
Elaine Anderson of Corona is named one of five finalists in the Farmer's Daughter contest at Hemet's fair. Other finalists include Barbara Fae Hillebrand, Millicent Bitzer, Shari Kay Culver, and Nancy Sheppard.
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Harry Hofmann
Riverside County
Carla Walker
Corona
Hemet Fairgrounds
Elaine Anderson
Hemet
Virginia Rohleder
Deanna Tomer
Miss Anderson
Miss Corona
India
Queen Scheherazade
J. C. Anderson
Sixth Street
Norco
Corona High School
Hi-Tri
Rooters Club
UCLA
Barbara Fae Hillebrand
Elsinore
Millicent Bitzer
Riverside
Shari Kay Culver
Arlington
Nancy Sheppard
Jack Seagel
al Walker
Allender Film Company
Gene Beals
California Turkey Association Board
Norco Home Entered While Residents Were Away on Trip
Conception Rico Mendoza and family of 2168 West First street Norco reported a home burglary by pryed kitchen door while they were away since July 17. Missing were a .22 Winchester rifle, two shotguns, a 10 inch television and its roof antenna totaling about 83 dollars.
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Conception
Rico Mendoza
West First Street
Norco
DeGeorge Rosary Set for Tuesday
Pasquali DeGeorge a 74 year old Riverside resident dies after two week illness in Riverside hospital. Born in Palermo Italy on Sept 1 1880 he came to the U S in 1904 and lived in Riverside before moving to Corona in 1908. He is survived by his widow seven sons a daughter a sister and nine grandchildren. Rosary tomorrow at Bell-Thomas Mortuary Chapel with Requiem at St Edwards Catholic Church and interment at Sunnyslope Cemetery.
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Pasquali DeGeorge
Belle Avenue
Riverside
Palermo
Italy
United States
Corona
Jameson Company
Rose DeGeorge
Mimi
Jerry
Nick
San Bernardino
Pete
Los Angeles
Joe
Tony
Fresno
Mitchell
Redlands
Minnie Cuccio
Noreo
Carmel Danieli
Rosary
Bell-Thomas Mortuary
St. Edward’s Catholic Church
Matthew J. Thompson
Sunnyslope
Bell-Thomas
Los Angeles Woman Slightly Injured After Car Crash
A Los Angeles woman Mrs Isa bel Uhler age 69 was slightly injured Sunday at 2 25 p m when her husband s car collided with a car driven by Joe Ramirez Flores age 20 of 314 Lincoln Avenue The crash occurred at the intersection of Sixth Street and Lincoln Avenue Flores drove south on Lincoln and Uhlir west on Sixth Mr Uhlir also 69 was taken to a doctors office by her husband.
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Los Angeles
Isabel Uhler
Joe Ramirez Flores
Lincoln Avenue
Sixth Street
Flores
Uhlir
Correction on driving while license revoked case
The Friday Independent corrects a previous report naming Manuel H. Stauffacher as the guilty driver. The arrested man was Manuel A. Hernandez of 210 Victoria Street. Arresting officer was Robert Stauffacher, Corona city park officer.
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Manuel H. Stauffacher
Manuel A. Hernandez
Victoria Street
Robert Stauffacher
Corona Police Department
Farm Daughter Contest Highlighted by Local Event
Miss Anderson sponsored by Corona Lions Club appeared in street clothes and in the traditional Farmers Daughter outfit blue jean shorts and a plaid shirt during the Saturday contest appearance.
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Anderson
Corona Lions Club
Sunkist Lemons to Be Trademarked in Near Future
Sunkist advertising manager Russell Eller announced in Chicago that all Sunkist lemons will soon carry a trademark. He outlined four "spectacular" promotions for California's 1955-56 fresh-lemon campaign and described the growing role of lemons in tea, lemonade, recipes, and other uses.
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Russell Z. Eller
Sunkist
Chicago
Corona
R. C. Anderson
Anderson
Eller
California
United Merchandising Institute
Conrad Hilton
California News Publishers announce Edith R. Allen scholarship winner
Susie McBee of Los Angeles, a junior at the University of Southern California journalism school, wins the CNPA Edith R. Allen Scholarship of 500 dollars for her senior year. She will edit the student Daily Trojan in the fall and was nominated by John H. McCoy.
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Susie McBee
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Edith R. Allen
Calfornia Newspaper Publishers Association
Phi Beta Kappa
Miss McBee
Trojan
CNPA
John H. McCoy
Cnpa News Service
Bustle McBee
Edith A. Allan
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Peiping frees airmen as Geneva talks begin
Red China releases the airmen as Ambassador Alexis Johnson opens talks in Geneva, signaling power politics behind the release. Peiping used the prisoners to pressure the United States on Formosa and the fleet while presenting magnanimity to the world. The move is seen in American eyes as bargaining leverage rather than generosity. Coroner Ben F White elected president of the State Association of Public Administrators at the Riverside County convention in San Francisco.
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Red China
Peiping
Alexis Johnson
Geneva
Reds
Formosa
United States
Formosa Strait
White
Riverside County
Ben F. White
State Association of Public Administrators
San Francisco
Lemons Trademarked as Bright Citrus Future Encouraged
Anderson echoed Eller’s forecast that the fresh citrus market will expand, noting the department will stock larger Sunkist Christmas displays and that trademarked lemons will be introduced by the dealer service division. He stressed optimism for everyone in the industry.
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Sunkist
Anderson
Eller
Crowded Agenda for Meeting of School Trustees
Corona school board meets tonight with 23 items including selecting a new principal for Corona junior high after Charles Colwell resigns to lead a Santa Ana school. Rumored candidates include Dick Becker, Charles Leister, and Monte Nutter. The session includes building inspection of the Corona junior high project, budget hearing for 1955 56, and a vice principal appointment for Jefferson Elementary with Roy Lajin as recommended candidate.
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Corona School
Corona Junior High School
Charles Colwell
Santa Ana
Dick Becker
Charles Leister
Lincoln School
Monte Nutter
Jefferson School
Jefferson Elementary School
Roy Lajin
Lujin
U. S
Corona Senior High School
Robert
Sawyer
Irwin W Tool Funeral Today
Funeral services for Irwin W Tool, 69, were to be held at 2 p.m. at Sunnyslope Cemetery after a Riverside Community Hospital death from a short illness. He was born June 1, 1884, in Holder Til and lived in Winds and Minnesota most of his life. He retired to Corona in 1935 and is survived by his widow Edith Tool and eight relatives including Merle Tool and Wilbur Tool, with Bell-Thomas Mortuary in charge.
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Irwin W. Tool
Tool
Merrill St
Riverside Community Hospital
Sunnyslope
Mr. Tuvol
Holder
Winds
Minnesota
Corona
Edith Tool
Merle Tool
Wilbur Tool
Corona del Mar
Grace Watson
Bernadine Reed
Westchester
Guy Tool
Braham
Minn
Maud James
Portland
Ind
Bell-Thomas Mortuary
11 U S Fliers Released by Red China in 1950s
Red China says it released 11 American airmen jailed on spy charges and ordered them out immediately. They are expected to reach Hong Kong by Thursday, with Geneva citing a military tribunal ruling and leniency recommendations.
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U.S
RED China
Hong Kong
United Press
Geneva
Red Chinese
Wang Ping-Nan
Peiping
London
Tokyo
Supreme People's Court of Red China
Communist China
Antung
Manchuria
United States
Reds
United States and China Open Talks on 40 American Detainees
The US and Red China concluded the first Geneva session lasting about 45 minutes. Ambassador Alexis Johnson and Envoy Wang Ping Nan said the initial priority is to discuss the release of 40 American civilians held in China.
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RED China
United States
Geneva
Far East
Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-Nan
China
Gunmen kidnap managers families in South Dakota stores
Three armed men abducted two supermarket managers and their spouses in Rapid City South Dakota early today and looted safes of the Super Duper and Super Safeway. The six were unharmed and freed near the State Cement plant after escaping with weekend receipts.
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S. D
Rapid City
Ugh “Doc” Boyd
Milton Semrau
Super Safeway
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Eisenhower
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Massachusetts
Red
Martins
Wallace Brown
Banks
Alabama
Tony Cornero
Las Vegas
Cornero
Stardust
Desert Inn
Bud Bodwell
Bodwell
Bodell
Russia
Nikita Krushchev
Communist Party
Moscow
Krushchev
Bureau of Standards Laboratory
Boulder
Colorado
America
Alan Shapley
International Geophysical Year Committee
Shapley
Earth
Bureau
Central Radio Propagation Laboratory
International Geophysical Year “Warning Center
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Senate House
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