County plans 20 year outlook and water needs in Coachella valley
The county board of supervisors named a committee to project developments 20 years ahead as Coachella valley and Corona anticipate growth. Officials predict prosperity around 1964 with canal water to fuel farming and administration needs. Fire crews test a rebuilt truck while an almond shucker operates near Banning as local Chamber members gather for a breakfast meeting.
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Marjorie Sampson
Santa Monica
H. L
Coachella Valley
Corona
Tillie
Banning Way
EL Downs
Clarence Steves
Chamber of Commerce
Fortune telling shops flourish in Hemet and San Jacinto
Daily digest notes fortune telling shops opening in Hemet across from the post office with a three month license paid at 3800, while San Jacinto charges 5 a month with a proposal to raise to 100 a month. Australian war brides assist at Santa Ana ration board including Mrs Dean Howard Caupin who followed her Marine husband Chapin to El Toro.
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Hemet
San Jacinto
Dean Howard Caupin
Santa Ana
Nazis Withdraw Along Eastern Side of Italy
Allied reports say German forces pulled back toward the Gothic line in Italy. British patrols found undefended areas in the southern Apennines while Polish troops advanced near the Adriatic coast from the Metauro river toward Montecalvo and Urbino.
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Italy
Stn
Alpenines
Adriatic
Arvilla River
Montedecardo
Gothic Line
Acquidaga
Urbino
Oat Rufina
Metauro
Pesaro
Monte Calvo
Appenines
Rome
Montedeglig
Tiber River
Anghiari
Caprese
Clements
Bibbiena
Bibbiena Basin
CAP Owen opens to adults in Corona unit
The Civil Air Patrol CAP unit in Corona shifts from cadets to an adult squadron. Adults over 16 may join, attend two hour Wednesday meetings, and progress from provisional status after 26 training hours to regular membership with a uniform. Training includes plane identification morse code map reading and military discipline. After completing hours, members may receive flight training when available. Duties include observation petrol patrol course service ferrying forest patrol and more. Applications accepted at City Hall Room 1 second floor Corona office hours seven to nine evenings Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday.
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CAP
CADP
United States
Army Air Force
CAI
Corona
Corona 214
Driver Arrested After Collision at Grand Blvd and Main
A traffic accident at Grand Blvd and North Main St yesterday left two cars damaged. Driver John Ramirez of 506 Belle St received a citation for boulevard stop violation no license and inadequate brakes. Dewey Rice of 801 West Olive St was involved.
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Grand Blvd
N North Main St
John Rameriz
Belle St
Dewey Rice
West Olive St
Rameriz
French Forces Break Toward Spanish Border In Rhone Drive
Allied forces push through southern France as German resistance collapses from Montelimar through the Rhone valley. American 7th Army enters Montelimar and advances toward Sauzet while Toulon and Marseille surrender or prepare for unconditional capitulation. Thousands more Germans surrender on the St Mandrier peninsula as a major trap closes on the 19th Army.
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Roms Oy
Montelimar
Rhone
Niemes
7Th Army
United Nations
Algiers
France
Jevon
Sauzet
Toulon
St. Mandrier Peninsula
Marseille
Capes
Gotthold Schaefer
Navi
Rome
Krench
Nimes
St. Mandrier J
Au Huge Trap
Reds Move Into Hungarian Transylvania War Front
Moscow reports Soviet forces strike into Hungarian occupied Transylvania via Oituz Pass and push toward Bucharest Budapest railway. Malinovsky's 2nd Ukrainian army seizes Breda after crossing the Romanian Hungarian border, widening advances into Transylvania and threatening German positions in the Balkans.
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Moscow
Transylvania
Oituz
Carpathians
Budapest
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Breda
Vienna
Carpathian Mountains
Bucharest
Romania
Brasov
Bredu
Adolf Hitler
Balkans
Forest Fire Forces Evacuation of 100 Families
A massive forest and brush fire drove more than 100 families from Live Oak Springs sixty miles east of San Diego. The blaze scorched 30 000 acres across Laguna mountains threatening recreation centers and outpaced firefighters aided by 550 servicemen. A separate camp near Campo evacuated 100 underprivileged children but officials said they remained safe. Continued coverage on page two.
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Los Angeles
Live Oak Springs
San Diego
Laguna Mountain Range
Panto Mile Front
Laguna Recreation Center
Laguna Junction
Descanso
Imperial Valley
Tri-Pass
Campo
American Legion
Live Oaks
Camp Lockett
Mt. Palomar
Lake Henshaw
Julian
San Marcos Pass
Santa Barbara County
Aliso Canyon
Oso Creek
Santa Ynez River
Los Prietos
Riverside County
Anza
Aguanga
Haan
Santa Rosa Range
Pines To Palms
Riverside
Coachella Valley
Camp Haun
Hit Airline Monopoly Plan Opposed by State and Justice
Washington sources say the State and Justice departments oppose a bill by Senator Pat McCarran to create an all American Flag Line Inc. with over one billion dollars in working capital. They warn the plan could violate antitrust laws and cede foreign affairs control to a corporation.
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Washington
State and
Justice Departments
Congress
United States
Senate Commerce Committee
Pat McCarran
Nev
Flap Linge, Inc
State Department
Cordell Hull
Secretary of State
Department
U. S
Proclaiming a Fourth French Republic in Paris Purge
Patriots move to dismiss or arrest alleged collaborators including Ja cha Guitry and Dr. Alexis Carrel as Paris cleanses. Marcel Willard and George Bidault announce imminent proclamation of the Fourth French Republic with new divisions to aid Allied forces.
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Paris
Auctor Jacha Guitry
Alexis Carrel
Europe
Asia
Guitry
Carre
Rockefeller Institute
Tokyo Radio Warns Nation About Impending War
The Tokyo radio warned citizens that the war is nearing the homeland as Allied bombers struck new blows from the Kuriles to the East Indies. Tokyo urged greater production of phones and munitions while signaling expected air raids. Allied forces damaged four merchant ships and smaller craft in sweeps near the Celebes. Army and Navy bombers from Aleutian bases attacked the Kurile region.
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Tokyo Radio
Kuriles
East Indies
Tokyo
BCC
Japan
Southwest Pacific
Par W
Celebes
Aleutian
Kur
Review of C A P Cadets to Be Held Wednesday Night
A Corps of Cadets review is planned for Wednesday November 30 at Corona High School. Cadets must be at the drill field by 6:50 pm, with a salute and award ceremony for those on duty. Monthly reviews will follow on the last Wednesday of each month. Blight Officer Davey asks cadets with late shifts to inform him by Tuesday to arrange employer permissions.
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Corona CL AL
ATL
Davey Wisches
Open Debate on Demobilization in Congress
The House began debate on demobilization with a plan to join the Senate in denying liberalized unemployment benefits. A two day general debate was recommended, with amendments allowed on the floor. Proposals for a broader bill face stiff resistance, while a demobilization agency would supervise postwar activity for a year and back loans to protect state programs.
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Washington
House
Mueiastare World Creditoan
Wold
Senate
Tea
Walter Pe George
$15,000 Worth of Homes Threatened in Norco Fire
A Norco blaze endangered about $15 000 in homes as fire crews from the state forestry service and local help battled flames in the river bottom. Paulk of the state forestry station coordinated efforts with teams from the Navy hospital at Neoree and West Riverside to prevent further damage.
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NORCO
Match Credit
de Fo Tico Parl
Noreo
Thant LO Deren
Pring Webe
Comba
Paulk
Staite Forestry Service
Coruna
UU Os
MacArthur’s Strategy Foresees Narrow Japanese Force Losses
A historical report analyzes General MacArthur’s tactics in the Pacific theater. It discusses reduced Japanese casualties and stronger American advantage, noting possible outcomes of future operations and the broader impact on Allied dominance.
County Supervisors Discuss Future County Needs
The county board explores a courthouse and office building expansion. The task force, led by WC Stanfield and Stanley Wilson Riverside, presents preliminary needs to the board for a possible building program.
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County Board of Supervisors
Wilser
Assembly Board
Caliore
Germany Ready for Compromise, General Says
Gen Kurt Ditmar, Berlin radio commentator, admitted Germany faced the prospect of defeat and suggested the Nazis might accept a peace. He warned of continued Allied advances and argued the nation must endure further losses to avoid greater catastrophe. SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, Alelia reported Allied advances toward Soissons and the Marne.
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London
Kurt Ditmar
Radio
Berlin
Germany
Novis
Ditmar
Ianer
American Forces Break Through German Lines at Soissons
American armored units push across the Marne and Aisne rivers toward Belprom and the German frontier after capturing Soissons near the Belpian border. Forces drive east along the Marne valley and advance about 15 miles past Chateau Thierry toward the open country behind the front.
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Sup Ras
EOS
AB Aimerican
Aemor
Marne
Aisne
Belprome
Gerson Siegfried
Moma
Ami
Patton Blitzes Through Marne and Seine Fronts
Allied forces press the German lines along a 260 mile front from the Marne to the Seine as Patton's armored spearheads cut through with minimal resistance. US forces breach positions near Meux and Château-Thierry while heavy air bombardment disrupts German columns and supply lines.
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Marne
Belgium
Peart Vroves
Nouth
Seine
Lusembourg
Reich
Patton
U. S
Ceotae E. Patton
Nerth Ouf Meuwux
Ety
Chiateau-Chierry
Uynas
Cppen
Ate
Beniles
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California
Wranklin HH. Cobar
Janice
Fullerton
Rio de la Plata
Acapulco
Mexico
San Jacinto Valley
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Garcia
Gilbert
Southern California
Compton
Manuel Santana Watts
Cap Owen
Rhone Valley
Reds
R. A
Laguna
State, Justice Depts
NEA
Siminal Corps
United Press
MacArthur
Tom
Porent van Ghee
Abe
Leon
Mare Sithar
Yonge
Avery
Supricme
Alelea
U.S. Ord
Marne River
Soissous
Forest
Hue
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