Home Gardens Couples Accused for Bad Checks
Two couples from Home Gardens, George Mc Clure with wife Maxine and H O Elliott with wife Marian, are held on felony charges for passing checks totaling about 410 in Corona. Mc Clure is jailed in Riverside, Mrs Mc Clure in Phoenix, and the Ellott couple in Prescott.
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Corona
George McClure
Maxine
H. O. Eliott
Marian
Home Gardens
McClure
Riverside County
Phoenix
Ariz
Elliott
Prescott
Hugh Underhill
Ives
Water's Topic at Toastmasters
Linus Andrews served as table topic chairman at the Torastmaster club meeting with the theme Water. Charles Gramlich acted as toastmaster and speeches included How ard Sheppard on Give Me An Open Mind Glenn Christensen on Right Without Face and S Ralph Woodward on A Library in a Book. Ed Ritter led the evaluation with critics Maurice Hemphill H. S. C. Whitcomb and Dr. C. A. Russell assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linus Andrews
Torastmaster’s Club
Charles Gramlich
Howard Sheppard
Glenn Christensen
Ralph Woodward
Ed Ritter
Maurice Hemphill
H. S. C. Whitcomb
C. A. Russell
Michael Kanninen Leaves Isolation at County Hospital
Mrs. Lauren Kanninen reports her son Michael, treated for polio at the County Hospital, is out of the isolation ward and improving. She says he is not seriously ill and may have visitors. he had a brief prior fever and minor headache but no cold or upset stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren Kanninen
Michael
Shannines
Mover
World News Briefs From The War Front
Nationalist troops from Suchow face Communist forces at Suchow and Suhsien as Communist positions retreat near Penppa. China seeks quick aid from the United States but faces set back. British pressure grows amid Marshallshone talks. The U.S. favors adjournment by Christmas.
Weather Outlook for Seetiersd Coast and Nearby Valleys
Fragmentary notes describe thin cloud cover over the coast with localized fog and low clouds. A warm front is expected inland, with coastal showers possible and winds light to moderate from the southwest. The day includes valleys experiencing increasing moisture and shifting cloud bands.
Corona to Get $105,000 National Guard Armory
The State Public Works Board approves a $105,000 armory in Corona making it Riverside county's first. Captain FE M Solomon notes lease terms and 25 year ground lease with option for extension. Armory will house Company FE of the 224th Infantry under Lt Eugene Rudd with site in Corona City Park and parking plans. An additional $49,000 is allotted to enlarge a separate Sea Bernarling armory project.
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National Guard
Corona
State Public Works Board
Riverside County
FE. M. Solomon
Corona City Park
John T. Ganahl
Adjutant General
Sacramento
Solomon
Wold
Corona City
Company FE
224Th Infantry
Eugene Rudd
Sea Bernarling
Truman Says No Cabinet Change Quiet On China
President Truman announces no cabinet reshuffle and hints at no shifts in policy toward China. He deflects questions on the next budget and aid to Chiang Kai-shek while meeting reporters at a crowded briefing. He plans to meet Madame Chiang and defends current administration strategy amid political commentary.
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Truman
China
Chiang Shai-Shek
Mierke
Merc
Vrulisan
Une Tideland
Intimate Glances of Corona City Official C R Miller
On May 10, 1892 C R Miller arrived in Corona with family and built a long local career. He washed dishes, worked in a restaurant, citrus groves and the Corona Citrus Association, then edited a weekly Corona newspaper. He served at Corona Fire Department including 11 years as Fire Chief, was Police Judge for over a decade, edited the Corona Daily Independent, surveyed land, then ran for and became Mayor after winning a city council seat. He prioritized open meetings and public wishes in city government.
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South Main
Miller
Lineal
Corona Gitrus Association
South Riverside Bee
Corona
Procery
Main Street
Corona Foothill Lemon Company
New York State
Corona Fire Department
Edward Davis
Corona Daily Independent
Oll
Jay
Weights and Measures Violations Filed in Justice Court
Charged individuals James G. Shathe and Orval Sealer appeared in Justice Court for alleged violations of state weights and measures regulations. They were to appear again December 3 before Justice of the Peace Georse Pi Medarboy to plead. Accusations include unlawful issues of certificates of weights and measures without proper fees and failures to forward required records to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Weights and Measures
James G
Bert Brunnoo
Orvale Serder
Jorval Sepler
Phone 9 aan to 12 aoeon Social News to Phone 1234
The note references a phone line change for social news hours from nine to twelve, directing readers to contact the listed number 1234 for social updates.
Est. Corona Retail Sales Rise to About 8.93 Million
California State Board of Equalization estimates Corona city taxable sales at 8.93 million dollars for the third quarter of 1947. Prior figures had ranged up to 13.9 million. Independent sought Census data for more accuracy and noted city versus county reporting complexities.
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Corona
California State Board of Tmqualization
Independent
John Phillis
Department of Commerce Bureau of Census
Louise W. Wright
Financial Research
Division of Research and Statistics
State Board of Equaization
Board of Hanalization
Riverside County
Carena
Tout
Tay
Gale
Petadl Bret Tees
Aseerhaig
Mexican Confederation opposes Corona sales tax plan
A special Mexi can Confederation of Corona meeting last night debated the Corona City Council sales tax proposals. Rudolph Tames dictated a letter to be sent to the Corona City Council outlining opposition and seeking city action.
California Taxes Increase Prompts Corona City Tax Talk
The Mexican Confederation of Corona officials voice strong opposition to the rising Corona City sales tax and potential police and fire protection charges. They argue the tax burden hits citrus workers and packinghouse laborers hardest, noting seasonal employment and low wages.
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Corona
Corgi
LO MaMev
Tassnaged Seluaidt
Tedward Paul
Mecciean Federation Avorked Jrare
Wirthh
Cour
Patie
Reece
Abe Goreserit
Curtis Rey
Naherah
Bes
Doubts about California taxes cleared by Governor Warren
Governor Karl Warren told the San Francisco State Chamber of Commerce that tax status is unsettled but taxes will rise. He stated that tax increases are forthcoming and defended the policy amid concerns about revenue and state finances.
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California
Gov. Warren
Commerce Chambers
Karl Warren
State Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Payments To Aged On Basis Of NFED Not New Howser Says
Attorney General Brad Howser states that state payments to the aged and blind will continue based on need, rejecting Pension Proposition No. Tiss interpretation. He insists eligibility is not automatic for those with under 50,000 in real estate or 1,000 in personal property. jewelry, furniture, cars and burial plots count as property.
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Howser
Brad Ploanser
Aeed
Tiss
Willian Rice
Marysville
Hrowser
SISCO
Jess T Tan
Dtttorney General
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Pores
Penppa
Ching
Cian
Marshallshone
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Wenge
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Bay Christma Sealc
Dewey
C. R. Miller
State Equalization Board
Dow-Jones
Otteotal
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City Hall
Calif
Ust Ley
Dustin
Hope Seydert
Moore
PGT
Praestan Bayes Filver
Pete Mionta
Poatee
Goverdt
Justin
Brad Pooch
Fone Jae
Vossancaus
Warren
Mendocino County
Jered Thowser
Obkith
Otruce
Naples
Italy
Supreme Court
Tema
Dear Mast
UMN
Kalamazoo
Michigan
CIO Steelworkers
Hth
Kalamzoo
Thomas
Gay Bays
Ce Secahs
CIO
Chicago
Cloauto
Cenmerul Motors
Anion Officiels
Norrow
Pivoctans Vie
American Medical Association
Dowd of Trustees
1St. Louis
Trurcan
Irinnin
Rey
Eewin Nourse
White House
Otrse
Topanga
Topanga Canyon
L. A
R. McCarey
Paymond McClarey
Leo McCarey
McCarey
Sahows
Pateway
Nanking
Oe Natronst
Sava Sachow
Thorty Taco Onternitroned
Tuiteus
Trades
Cuno de Dive
Peopreoathives
Hhat
Mouteen
Frank Hall
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway and
Stemship i Yer
Creini
Tog
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