U S Closees Case Sleep Awakens in Mnardino Trial
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02 Dec 1946
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1946
Page
1
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A vivid travel diary describes an early winter day journey from foggy morning to sunlit mountains and deserts. The family moves from San Bernardino toward Arrowhead and Big Bear, finds unexpected snow, then descends through Cajon Pass to Foothill Boulevard and Corona, marveling at California’s climatic contrasts and landscapes.
The report lists closing figures for Industrials 167.50 up 2.89, Railroads 48.58 down 0.905, Utilities 38.08 down 0.27, and 65 Stocks 61.18 down 0.810 thousand shares traded.
The Automo Club of Southern California explains Corona earned its name from a circular one mile diameter town layout laid out in 1887. George Wharton James is credited with suggesting Corona meaning crown in 1896, replacing the original South Riverside name after the South Riverside Land and Water Co. founded the town.
A stolen green 1946 Chevrolet pickup was reported missing by Mark Balocco from a field near Prado Dam on Sunday December 1. A Ford hot rod found at Soy and North Boulevard was impounded at Sparkman garage. Bonner Sorenson owned it. Wayne N. Malinert received a reckless driving citation for rear ending Jack Nudson on North Main Street.
Huntington West Virginia reports an unusual overtime provision paying double time for Feb. 12 work. The clause appears in an agreement signed with a local manufacturer, per United Construction Workers News, District 50, United Mine Workers.
Riverside county property owners face a December 5 installment with a 2.44 general county rate, up from 1.64 last year, applied to a countywide assessed valuation of 127,278,160. The Taxpayers Association notes other rates come from schools, cities, and special districts and warns higher local spending fuels tax rises across California.
Mrs. Virginia A. Fischer agreed to an out-of-court settlement with her husband Carl R. Fischer over accusations that he urged her to have relations with other men. The 40-year-old said she consented to an insistence involving a man named Edward Sal and received $4500, with no divorce sought.
Joe B. McGaughey of 914 Lawton Avenue Redlands was injured at work when he fell from a tree for California Tree Service. He was taken to Corona Hospital with a broken nose and other injuries and will remain hospitalized for the day.
Corona community concerts announce pianist Solveig Lunde for the December 1 show at Corona high school auditorium. Membership cards are mailed December 4. current receipts do not admit. Lunde recently praised by the New York press for her poetic technique and dynamic range.
Johnson, a 27 year old at 1214 Buena Vista street, was burned on Friday afternoon November 28 at work for American Fruit Growers. He was operating a cyanide gun when he backed into a live power wire, suffering burns to legs hips back and hands. Taken to Corona Hospital he is stable but will remain there for some time. The incident involved fumigation tents pulled by equipment used in citrus groves and follows prior accidents near power lines, prompting cautions to handle gear carefully near lines.
Miguel Aleman began a six year term pledging a broad program of agricultural and industrial expansion and a permanent Good Neighbor policy. He outlined nine urgent labor reforms and a four point plan for industrialization while inviting foreign technicians to aid Mexico’s growth.
A satirical poem dedicated to John L. Lewis references figures Dowin Steelman Hill and Whitehouse. It presents workers as kneeling and loyal, framing labor leaders as figures to be obeyed. The piece nods to the light opera The Chocolate Soldier for its tune.
The forecast shows scattered high cloudiness today and Tuesday with warmer conditions toward the west portion.
Citrus Auction reported United States prices with sixteen cars of California navels and twelve cars of lemons slightly lower while one car of Arizona navels showed a drop in opots.
The report notes a high of 78 degrees and a low of 38 in the last 24 hours. Seasonal rainfall totals 7.20 inches, with year to date rainfall at 1.9 inches.
The U S urges the United Nations to demand Generalissimo Franco quit his dictatorship in Spain and faces a security debate on disarmament. Separately Interior Secretary Krug says pipelines Bigsee and Little Ine will move natural gas to relieve coal shortages within days, transporting up to 50 million cubic feet daily from the Southwest to the Midwest and East.
U S District Judge Walter S Lauby dismissed a criminal information against President James Caesar Petrillo of the American Federation of Musicians and ruled the Lea act unconstitutional. The government charged Petrillo with violating the act by calling a strike May 26 against Radio Station WAAF in Chicago.
A Denver Rocky Mountain News letter argues big business rarely used power to harm the economy. It disputes claims of store closures and starvations by executives and criticizes union leaders including John L. Lewis as maltreatment figures.
After the party win prominent Republicans pledged a 20 percent cut in personal income taxes though no specific budget cuts were presented. Congress plans tax reform as a first item, while defense spending and disarmament will shape any budget reductions.
Government lawyers rest after using United Mine Workers words to argue the 400000 coal miners violated the contract with the government. The case features John L. Lewis and Secretary Krug as key figures while Southern operators weigh renewed talks. A new polar expedition chapter and global political notes accompany the day’s items.
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