22 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1933
Page
1
Joseph Nichols of the town has a children's story titled Mosca and His Mammy in the September Delineator. The piece targets parents and children, reflecting Nichols who also writes scientific articles.
A vintage dessert guide showcases chocolate heavy treats for summer. Recipes include Chocolate Cream Jelly, Deluxe Crumb Pudding, and a chocolate pie with whipped cream topping, detailing steps with milk, unsweetened chocolate, gelatin, bread crumbs, and baking in moderate ovens.
The article outlines NRA support, code adoption, and tax concerns, noting tax levels as a major obstacle to blanket code adoption. It reports rising building, lumber, automobile production, and employment, with coal and copper prices firm and a уточка expansion in industrial output through July. It also notes labor unrest in Pennsylvania coal fields, and public works as a key future revenue source.
The article discusses an exemption to price controls under the Agricultural Adjustment Act affecting perishables. It describes the impact on ranchers who would bear dual costs and notes the exemption applies nationwide to about 1 million annual carloads of perishables, including 200,000 carloads of citrus. Representing citrus interests were McDaniel, Corey, and Miles, with Citrus and other perishables covered under the exemption.
A California painter trained by New York and Paris mentors paints desert ocean and mountain scenes now selling in homes beyond state lines. With sales slump as art becomes luxury, clubs plan a benefit to raise funds and support his continued work and recovery.
Arrested last July on marihuana charges and later accused of violating the alien gun law Secumbdino Ruiz was sentenced in Superior court to a year at the county road camp. He claimed he came to the city for cock fights and had the gun for a good bargain. He previously served a year in Los Angeles county jail for marijuana. Two companions await a hearing in Superior court on marihuana charges, arrested with him at Corona.
About 250 to 300 Baptists and friends will attend a Friday afternoon and evening event at the city park led by D. G. Hows, with 3 pm games and races, free swimming at city plunge, and a 6 pm pavilion dinner followed by an orchestra of 20 and soloists in a variety program.
Opening at the Corona theatre tonight is Best of Enemies a Fox comedy romance starring Buddy Rogers and Marvin Nixon. The film follows a youthful romance amid family differences and a setting spanning a Midwestern city of German-Americans to Germany with a lively musical score by Arthur Lange and dance sequences by Sammy Lee.
Funeral services for Maria Romero and infant base who died in childbirth Saturday at Arlington hospital will be at St Edward Catholic Church tomorrow with Rev Montana officiating. Interment at Sunnyslope cemetery. Rosary read at family home in Prado last night. Mrs Romero 17 years old, survived by husband Manuel and many friends. The Romeros resided in Prado since their marriage last year. Funeral arrangements by Hoover Bell mortuary.
Butter and egg quotations from the Los Angeles Produce Exchange on August 22 list Prime butter at 22 cents, standards 18 to 19 cents, and various egg grades from Large to Small with clean extras and standard prices ranging roughly 14 to 21 cents depending on grade and condition.
Oranges traded at higher valencies in central markets with mixed regional gains while lemons stayed flat. Sales reached 337 cars of oranges and 33 cars of lemons amid quoted New York prices for Valencia and Red Valencia varieties.
Friday at 7 30 p m city hall to discuss reopening the now closed lands in the Cleveland National Forest preserve. Howard Glass leads the call with local hunters seeking access if fire protection can be guaranteed. U S Ranger A M Langacre supports opening with proper safeguards.
The forecast notes favorable planetary aspects improving vigor and medical outcomes. It urges reorganizing stalled business to revive fall trade and presents employment openings in trusted positions. Born on this date are Amelia Rives Chandler and Baron de Cuvier, 1769.
A humorous venting letter from Bandera Texas in which a speaker jabs at a husband Bill over labor, crops and cattle, mortgage worries, and election rights. The piece satirically contrasts domestic toil with gendered power, ending with a grim joke about hell.
The board of supervisors yesterday approved the fumigation permit application for Kuster and Waterbury. The statement expresses confidence despite challenges, asserting they are not permanently defeated.
Market closes with varied rates for hens and broilers. Hens under 3 1/2 lbs listed at 10 to 34 cents. colored hens 5 to 34 cents. fryers 24 to 3 1/2 cents. roosters and Barred Rocks offered at 3 to 16 cents.
A reflective line asserts that the pursuit of unattained things lends real meaning to life, framing hope as the engine of motivation and growth. It emphasizes desire as a driving force behind personal purpose and achievement.
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