01 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1936
Page
1
Ginger Snapps discusses babies as potential windbags who may harbor grudges from infancy and grow into bombastic adults. The column then jokes about celery and stringless varieties from Cornell, noting hopes for square peas and other quirky agricultural ambitions.
The 14th Institute of World Affairs will meet at the Mission Inn in Riverside from December 13 to 18 with participation from officials, business leaders, and educators from 16 western universities. Dr. Rufus B. von KleinSmid announced discussions on Europe’s future, Italy, Russia, Germany, and global economics, plus class conflict, peace, and neutrality topics.
The annual meeting of stockholders will elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. It will be held at the corporation office on Joy street and Santa Fe track next Tuesday at 1 30 PM.
Mr and Mrs Claude Potta former Coronans now of Los Angeles are reported to be in General Hospital Los Angeles with spinal injuries after their car was reportedly struck by another vehicle and caught fire.
Acting Secretary Moore said France informed the United States of a desire to open talks on settling the French war debt He noted no negotiations or near agreement had occurred In the capital Vice President Garner avoided discussion but reportedly met with Treasury Secretary Morgenthau on the matter
Adolf Hitler pardons American seaman Lawrence Simpson who served a three year sentence for alleged distribution of communistic literature. He was arrested in June 1935 and held until now. pardon takes effect December 20. He is in a Berlin prison hospital for treatment.
In San Francisco the Pacific maritime strike enters its fifth week as federal conciliators report some progress with union leaders and ship owners. Hawaiian staple foods are exhausted and unless the federal government declares an emergency and ships food, 380000 residents must rely on Hawaiian grown provisions.
Secretary of the Interior Ickes was slightly injured in an automobile accident en route to Richmond to address the Medical College. He arrived in a second car and delivered the speech.
Justice Gavin W. Craig, serving a one year sentence after conviction for conspiracy to obstruct justice in a state petroleum case, denied rumors he would resign from the State District Court of Appeals bench. He continues to hold his $10 000 a year post under a Supreme Court rule.
Screen star Errol Flynn and his actress wife arrived at Newark airport from Hollywood denying rumors they plan divorce. The couple said they will soon sail for Europe on a second honeymoon.
New Bedford mayor Ashley will not seek re election, ending his 30th term in office. The longtime incumbent had been expected to face a challenger this year, but announced he would not run again.
The Woman's Improvement Club hosts Husbands Night on Friday December 4 with dinner at 7 p.m. under Miss Florence Thacker and a late evening dance. Black and silver decor with red flowers set a club auditorium dining room scene. A floor show features Los Angeles talent. Mrs Harriette Hall Kilby coordinates entertainment with help from the younger set. President Mrs E F Bryant urges members to bring husbands and reserve seats by Thursday morning through Mrs Frank E Bishop and Mrs J E Kirkpatrick.
Mr and Mrs H E Roberts plan a photograph studio at Corona theatre building 205 East Sixth street once remodeling is complete An ornate storefront will be built between Dr Haskins office and Clark s Tog gery and Dry Cleaning The couple bring a motion picture camera for baby pictures and portraits Mrs Roberts trained at the Chicago Art Institute is noted for artistic color photography in Southern California
Funeral services for Aylette A. H. Steel of Corona are set for Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Hoover Bell chapel with Rev C F Alexander officiating. Interment will be at Sunnyslope Cemetery.
President Roosevelt urged the American family of nations to unite for economic unity and political peace in the Western Hemisphere. Speaking in the Argentine Congress Hall, he called for practical cooperation among the American republics to deter aggression and safeguard mutual safety.
Riverside county chamber meetings are open to the public not just members. The next session will be at Palm Springs Desert Inn at noon on Tuesday December 8 with reservations required by the prior Saturday. Frank V. Shannon coordinates arrangements for the Palm Springs gathering which now occurs in December due to hotel crowding later in the season.
Rumors of a Sunday evening Corona 20 30 club meeting are denied as no contactable attendees can be found. Glen James substitutes for Stark Sovers as program chairman while Sovers is on his honeymoon, organizing the dinner program at Mapes cafe for tonight.
Corona building permits for the first 11 months total $167,313 versus $150,889 in 1935, per building inspector John A. Cubley. November permits reached $10,855 against $15,675 a year ago, with the largest permit going to the Corona Foothill Lemon Co. for workers cottages on its ranch. most permits covered residence remodeling and additions.
The UN-Union Congress of Soviets unanimously adopted in principle the draft of a new constitution democratizing the Soviet government by instituting elective parliamentary rule.
On December 1 on the Stock Exchange building stocks and special issues advanced while leaders in most major groups declined. Trading was light late as the lift receded and many investors lightened holdings amid the absence of oppressive leadership. Foreign traders were reported on both sides, with more selling.
The first of next month O RR VanDerhoof will move his awning auto top shop and leather repair business from 110 112 Mast Seventh street to a larger facility. He aims for easier automobile access and exit at the new location.
Chas Roe, who runs a grocery and cafe on West Sixth Street near the high school, has installed a new utility meat box and added a meat line to his stock. He notes his city district is among Corona's busiest areas.
London dispatch reports about 5000 German troops en route from Cadiz to Seville to join rebel fronts armed and in Spanish uniforms. Newsmen say over 35000 foreigners from North Africa fight on both sides, with a train of 1300 volunteers from France Belgium and Switzerland having crossed the frontier to Madrid. Washington notes Loyalist government factions agree to a democratic parliamentary republic as Valencia confirms the stance.
In Madrid the fiercest three week battle rages with Loyalists blasting a hospital wing at University City while other parts remain under rebel control. Bombardment hits Pozuelo outskirts. Loyalists claim near Toledo with seven planes destroyed at Talavera airfield. Commander Jose Martinez is wounded slightly.
Poultry breeders across California compete for many trophies cups and cash prizes at the 380th Los Angeles County Midwinter Poultry Rabbit and Pigeon Show staged by the Los Angeles County Poultry Association in the Pasadena Civic Auditorium December 17 to 20 1956. A magnificent trophy and a challenge cup are among the premiums. Commercial poultry and rabbit producers and backyard growers are urged to enter stock and vie for top honors. Details in the premium list obtainable from Claude A Potter secretary 387 Central Avenue Los Angeles.
Rev. Sam Miller will be a visiting speaker at the local Moursquare Church in Corona tonight. He will be accompanied by the church youth group assisting in services. Miller is an experienced pastor and evangelist, described as a dynamic speaker worth hearing.
The Corona Chamber of Commerce board was re elected for the first time since 191? at a luncheon. Frank Emerson remains president with Larry Armstrong as first vice president and George Padgett as second vice president, OH Snedecor as treasurer.
Relief for Alaska from famine prospects nears as the Arctic sails from San Francisco with a complete union crew, the first to depart the port since the coast maritime strike. The ship heads to Seattle to join other government chartered food vessels.
About 75 people attended the Veterans of Foreign Wars installation Monday evening with J Yrover L. Walters of Fullerton serving as installing officer. New officers listed include Commander Cecil and adjutant Guy Genting among others. veterans from Fullerton Pomona Anaheim and San Jacinto attended and joined Coronans at a dance and refreshments later.
News notes show Navels trading 2.15 to 3.45 per box and lemons 2.15 to 4.85 as the market eased. High demand faded with higher prices around 11 am, and overall activity included 18 cars of fruit moving today.
A fragmentary note from the Independent references Philadelphia theater plans and a local pool for plays. The text hints at a proposal being considered and implies a cautious reception among men regarding its outcome.
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