Test Examinations Explain Driver Failures Start
Officers led by Ray King Hap Nelegan and Ray Hastings oversee the examination of drivers who failed or refused to read letters. The State Patrol questions reveal 80 drivers faced testing, with some lacking foresight or effort to prepare, while others will get another opportunity.
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Ray King
Hap
Nelegan
Ray Hastings
Sanard
County ‘Division
Itate Easier Patrol
Death of Mrs House in Seattle Hospital
The death occurred at Sisters Hospital in Seattle after illness. Mr House and daughter Verna were present. a northern trip and hotel stay near the hospital are noted. Survived by two daughters Mildred Meritoait of Carlsbad and Verna G House of Oakland, and two sons Meredith House of Ban.
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Hudson
Riverside
Seattle
M House
Wasta “Hotel
House
Verna House
Oakry Eater En Athara
Paneer
Ireide
B. Rockhold
Aure DY
Unclear fragment from coastline yacht report
Fragmentary OCR text references the north shore and a yacht with mentions of chub and shoreward elements. Limited legible detail prevents a complete event or context resumo.
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Ula
Fragmentary court room remarks echo a defiant vow
A scrambled court scene fragment shows a spectator quoting a defendant promising to love cherish and protect. The garbled text references a Galiforni or California setting and a family photograph moment. It hints at a legal proceeding with distrustful sentiment and unclear details.
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Spe
Oswald In Critical Condition After Riverside County Crash
Albert G. Oswald, 35, caretaker at a Southern California country club in Elsinore, remained unconscious in Riverside hospital after a Saturday afternoon crash. His car struck a pole, splintering it, and he was ejected, suffering internal injuries and critical condition. He is a well known local resident and married.
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Albert G. Oswald
Oswald Waa
Tihe
Tang
Oswald
Hisinore
Plan to create San Jacinto Wilderness State Park gains support
A sixteen person party led by A. E. Bottel surveyed the San Jacinto mountain area to push a proposed wilderness zone and state or national park. Congressman Phil Swing praised the trip, urging funding for land purchases to protect 50 000 acres of virgin terrain including 8700 foot sage and blue lupines. The group, led by Norman Farra ag guide, traversed a stormy summit, then rode via Wilman cenega to Idyllwild, signaling a second survey after last summer's initial effort.
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San Jacinto Mountain
A. E. Bottel
Mountain Park Association
Phil “Swing
Wildernness
Congressman Swing
Congress
Norman Farra Ag
Thyllwila
Round Valley
Idyllwild
Wilman Cenega
Black Mountain
Soboba Springs
Riverside-county
Sgummier
San Jacinto Mountains
Mit
San Jacinto
California
Hemet
Federal
Corona Visitors Clash in Los Angeles
A confrontation occurs as visitors from Corona engage in a fight in Los Angeles. Police respond to the disturbance, recording several individuals involved and outlining ensuing actions.
Running True to Form Incident on San Jacinto Peak
A funny tale from a Southland excursion to San Jacinto describes a Democratic mule on the trip showing peevishness and rebuffing a Republican congressman’s attempt to bribe it with an apple. The scene ends with the mule’s dignity intact and party lines reaffirmed.
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Southland
San Jacinto Mountain
Shutoff Hose Cooperation Urged During Heat
Coronans are asked to cooperate with the fire department during hot weather and shut off their houses and sprinkling plants whenever the alarm sounds. Cooperation will place more pressure on the mains where needed, especially with many private hydrants open.
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Coronans
Fire Department
Avith &O
Mainy
County paving under way on Santa Ana river bridge
The county road department's paving crew works near Auburndale Bridge over the Santa Ana River. Apprentices help as grading settles after a year. One lane remains open and two watchmen direct day and night traffic on the one way route.
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County Road Department
Auburndale
Santa Ana River
Congressman Swing to Speak in San Bernardino Meeting
Congressman Phil Swing has been engaged by the San Bernardino Chamber of Commerce to address a public meeting in the city in September. He will discuss national legislation impacting the state’s sector and related issues along the Boulder Dam project as part of his remarks.
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Phil Swing
Chamber of Ecommerce
San Bernardino
Boulder
Citizens National Bank of Colton to Open Saturday
Official opening of the Citizens' National Bank of Colton is fixed for Saturday August 10. G A Marsh president is well known to Corona residents. The bank operates under a new charter and capacity, with connections to Colton National and its former quarters unclear in the report.
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Citizens’ National Bank of Colton
G. A. Marsh
Corona
Colton
Naf National
Elexante E
Grass Fire Destroys Buildings Near Abandoned Plant
Fire department rushed to a grass fire in the western city along Sixth Street after 1 PM. The flames swept through dry grass threatening barns and other structures while crews fought to spare buildings, and the blaze consumed structures around an old pumping plant.
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Sixth Greet
Noted Los Angeles attorney Cohen convicted in forest smoking case
Milton Cohen a prominent Los Angeles attorney was convicted by Justice Hollbrook in San Bernardino on a forest smoking charge. He argued the distance from Camp Fleming to resort buildings but the testimony of his wife helped prove guilt. Cohen was fined 50 dollars with 25 suspended for two years.
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San Bernardino
Milton Cohen
Los Angeles
Hollbrook
Federal Forest
Cohen
Leo Dell
Camp Fleming
Lake Arrowhead
George
Dell
Del
Remarkable Twelve-Foot Geranium Bush At Corona Home
Henry Cunningham reports an exceptionally tall geranium on his Corona home place standing twelve feet five inches high with brilliant red blossoms. The stunning specimen draws attention from visitors and readers, who are invited to write back east about the unusual plant.
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Henry Cunningham
Southland
Corona
County Board Passes Crossing Plan and Budget Adjustments
The county board approved a 905 payment for a new railroad crossing near East Sixth Street Bridge Corona with an automatic signal. A 15 000 set aside funds start the Mecca Island highway extension planning, while a joint county road district proposal was not acted on.
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County Board of Supervisors
Riversdde
East Sixth Street
Corona
Muagnojia Avenue
Arlington
Shaver
Buker
Mecca-Island
Imperial County
Coachella
Elsinore-Capistrano
Orange County
Riverside forfeits tilt sparks league row in Ontario
Riverside players were ejected for cussing an umpire and refused to leave. The Ontario game was forfeited to Ontario and upheld by the American league officials. Riverside's continued behavior has drawn fan ire and prompted an appeal to the Southern California Nightball Association.
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Corona
Ontario
Riverside
Nightball Association of
Southern California
Arlington
Powers
Corona traveler recounts Europe trip to Corona club
Corona Twenty Thirty service club members and guests praised John Sindecor for his Europe tour tales. He spoke on Germany France Spain and Morocco describing scenes and people he met and how Americans were received abroad. President Ed Murrell called it the finest meeting the club has had.
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Survyice Club
Kinney Grill
John Sindecor
Corona
Europe
John
Youth Narrowly Escapes Injury in Car Accident
John Hughes son of Hughes Electric owner lost control of his car near Washburn and South Boulevard. The vehicle struck an ornamental light post, breaking it off and crashing into the car. He sustained cuts and bruises needing a physician's care.
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John Hughes
Hughes Electric Store
Washburn
South Boulevard
Dogs and Cats in County Humane Shelter July Report
A. W. Fulton, superintendent, records for July show 57 dogs and 101 cats housed, most strays, with the majority ultimately destroyed.
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A. W. Fulton
Count Humane Society
County Budget Details Loom as Tax Rate Seen
Riverside Union reports County Auditor Harry Raymer will present the tentative county budget to the printer tomorrow. The document aims to guide tax rate estimates though not final, reflecting weeks of board scrutiny, department requests, and cuts before publication.
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Harry Raymer
Riverside Enterprise
Board of Supervisors
Chaiman T. C. Jameson
Raymer
Record Hay Crop Valued Over 450000 In Palo Verde Valley
Blythe survey by the chamber of commerce reports the Derby Palo Verde hay harvest the largest on record. About 5000 acres of alfalfa chiefly slated for seven cuttings yearly yield five tons per acre. Estimated total output includes 275000 acres of seed and at least 25000 tons of hay.
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Blythe
Palo Verde Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Vale Ley
Double Picnic Party Joins Kentucky and Tennessee Folks
A joint picnic event brings together Kentucky and Tennessee residents at Grove Park on a Saturday in August. County registers note preparations and local participation are underway.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
More Grove Park
State
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