03 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
1
A Zion's Herald column argues that profiteering and price manipulation worsen hunger and drought impacts. It blames economists and brokers for promoting less wheat and warns drought profits hurt farmers and workers while hindering consumption. The piece urges expanding markets to absorb surplus by boosting purchasing power.
A visiting pastor speaks to Lions about the rising white race population and the need for mutual help in service clubs churches and government to develop a new world consciousness and eradicate division through cooperation across community state nation and world.
Leo M. Cross of Riverside County Select Groves packing house described discussions on a California Arizona citrus code poised to join a national citrus code under the NRA. Bruce McDaniels, secretary of the national committee, led reports reviewed at length.
Edgar Servogai of Mirg Loma commander of the Norco American Legion post is making a good recovery at Corona hospital after an appendectomy performed on Monday.
The piece argues that prosperity hinges on balanced production and functioning economic relations. It cites government aims to restore a self-supporting industrial system after war-time distortions, promoting full employment, purchasing power, and maximum consumer goods through balanced capacity, price adjustment, and supply-demand dynamics.
A joint Rotary and Lions clubs meeting was approved for Friday noon August 11 at the Kinney hotel. Congressman Sam L. Collins will speak in Washington matters, adding expected attendance and interest.
The article details a period when a welfare center paused operations for a month. Volunteers and local stores contributed treats for hundreds of children, with Corona Drug Co providing mint candies and local shops supplying cakes and pastries. Donations were stored safely for later distribution, while organizer Mrs. Morrison planned a family reunion trip to Oregon and Nebraska relatives.
L. M. Moore, proprietor of Moers's Bicycle Shop, entered a government hospital Tuesday for medical treatment. During his absence M. O'Hara will run the shop. A remark about stenographer mistakes closes the note, attributed to the Texas A and Air Battalion.
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