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Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1935

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Hospital board weighs reforms after grand jury report

Mrs Beula Osborne and Mrs J F Hoadley with Henry B Chase presented three reforms to the Riverside County board of supervisors. They urged a hospital complaint committee, a trained nurse superintendent, and more time from the medical superintendent in wards with added staff. The board signaled possible committee creation and time for implementing a nurse supervisor and increased ward visits by Dr W R Dorr.

Board of Supervisors Grand Jury Beula Osborne Banning J. F. Hoadley Perris Henry B. Chase Hospital Complaint Committee W. R. Dorr

Two Jailbreaks Marked by Bloody Fray in Oklahoma and Massachusetts

Boston prison break ends with five fugitives recaptured after a bloody two hour chase. two killed and several wounded including a civilian worker. In Muskogee Oklahoma four Irish O Malley gang members escape jail with an accomplice. one federal prisoner dies and others wounded as they flee toward Cookson hills. Police say one officer may die from injuries. The gang used a machine gun and shotguns during the escape.

Oklahoma Massachusetts Boston Charlestown Phillip Naples Louis Richards Boston and Main Muskogef Okla O'Malley St. Louis Henry Blackburn Ben Bolton Dewey Gilmore Leonard Short Russell Cooper Okemah Donny Jarrett Bolton

Art of Being Kind in the Yuletide Spirit

Channing Pollock argues the art of kindness fits the season and urges two way courtesy. He recalls kind phone messages, acts in streets and shops, and says small polite deeds ease life, lift spirits, and judge people. He believes writing a kind letter or saying a kind word costs little yet refines the soul.

Channing Pollock

Room at the Top for Ambitious Youth Says Dr Pitkin

Walter Pitkin argues there is still room for ambitious youth but in a smaller sense on Main Street. He lists ten qualifications for high-trade youth to reach the room at the top, urging persistence, training, adaptability, and local knowledge amid a changing economy.

Ton Walter RR Pitkin Pitkin

Citrus Union Selects Coaches for Class C and D Teams

Coach Henry Schott announces the Citrus Union high school Class C and D basketball coaches for the coming year. Bill Timmons will lead the Class C squad in the Tri-County League, while James Van Patten will supervise the Class D team.

Citrus Union High School Henry Schott Bill Timmons Citrus Junior College Cougar Dees James van Patten Citrus

King pledges Britain to League sanctions support

King George speech opening Parliament pledges Britain to stand by the League of Nations and its sanctions program against Italy. He cannot attend due to his sister Princess Victoria's death. He calls for adequate defenses and peace. Secretary Ickes urges U S oil producers to cooperate with the embargo in both letter and spirit.

Britain League London George Victoria Great Britain League of Nations Italy League U. S Washington Harold L. Ickes

French Fascist Group Undergoing Heated Debate

In Paris a sharp demand for immediate disbandment of France’s Fascist group the Cross of Fire sparked a riotous debate in the Chamber of Deputies. Premier Laval is pressed by dissolution supporters and allied war veterans, with his government’s fate likely tied to the outcome.

Paris France Cross of Fire Chamber of Deputies Laval

Holland's Queen Sends Eight to Red Cross Mission

Queen Wilhelmenia bids farewell in The Hague to eight doctors and nurses departing to represent the Dutch Red Cross in Ethiopia.

Holland Red Cross Hague Wilhelmenia Dutch Red Cross Ethiopia

WPA Strikers March For Higher Wages In Kansas

A band of WPA workers marched through the countryside at Pittsburgh Kansas seeking to enlist more relief workers in their fight for higher pay. They argued Governor Alf Landon’s balanced budget plan harms the working class.

Kansas WPA Pittsburgh Kan Alf Landon

China Clipper Completes Tough Wake Island Run

China Clipper, piloted by Captain Edwin Musick, fought rain squalls and high winds on the wake island leg but reached its Wake Island origin with an otherwise uneventful homeward flight. The aircraft departed mid-Pacific for Midway Island at 11 45 am PST today after arriving from Guam at 2 am PST yesterday.

Alameda Airport Pan-American Airways Wake Island mid-Pacific Midway Island Edwin Musick Guam

Chicago rail workers threaten strike over lone crew in trains

More than 1,700 engineers and firemen of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad will strike if the company does not assign two men to the cabs of stream lined trains and electric switch engines instead of one.

Chicago Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad

Brilliant Address Examines Liberal Thought on High Court History

Dr. J A C Grant of U C L A delivered a public forum lecture on The New Deal and the Constitution praising a living flexible Constitution. He traced judicial review from John Marshall to present cases influencing NRA codes and other New Deal statutes, stressing three tests for validity and the judge's role in shaping doctrine. The 225 attendees heard a lively, nonpartisan analysis with humor and clarity.

High Court J. A. C. Grant Grant Supreme Court John Marshall NRA AAA Washington

Panel Discussion and Next Forum Announced

A Dec 16 forum will feature a panel on The Constitution and Social Change The Problem of Amendment Four local speakers will be chosen this week to lead the discussion Attendees may speak from the floor A Public Forum on Jan 6 will feature Dr Thomas Ritchie Adams of Occidental College speaking on Democracy and Leadership Their Inter Relation

Thomas Ritchie Adams Occidental College

Norconian Plans Sunday Afternoon Programs

The Norconian will host Sunday afternoon events replacing the discontinued Para dise Valleys Breakfast club gatherings. The first program is next Sunday Dec 8 at 4 PM with Burr McIntosh as MC. Lazari Samoiloff directs music with Olga Dane and Joe Mc Arden as featured artists. A buffet supper runs from 6 to 8 PM followed by more entertainment in keeping with the Sunday spirit.

Paradise Valleys Lazari Samoiloff Olga Dane Joe McArden Chicago Grand Opera Company

Hill Names 1935 All Tri County League Football Team

Coach Hill selects the 1935 All Tri County League grid stars after reviewing games and reports. The Independent will publish the rival All-Conference team chosen by Charles Williams of the Glendora Press, with both features running tomorrow.

Jess T Terrill Hill Independent Charles Willams Glendora Press

Judge Craig Reflects on Early Corona Riverside Days

Superior Judge Elliot Craig of Los Angeles spoke at a Riverside County Bar luncheon about his boyhood in Corona then South Riverside. He recalled graduating Corona High School in 1908 in a class of seven, with classmates Joy Jameson and Sue Birdsall among others, and noted his younger brother was the first boy born in the new settlement.

Corona Riverside Riverside County Bar Association Elliot Craig Los Angeles County Craig O. K. Morton Los Angeles South Riverside Corona High School Joy G. Jameson Sue Birdsall Clark Zula Brown Bessie Brubacher Gordon Todd Creorge Wilson Robert c. Nelson K. KE. Schwinn George A. French Association

New Peace Plan Offered to Italy by Allies

Paris reports that France and Britain will not propose a new peace plan to Italy until embargoes and stricter sanctions are in place. After secret talks, they agreed on one final effort. Mussolini would be offered a plan for an international mandate for Ethiopia under the League of Nations with Italy playing a leading role.

Paris France Britain Italy Mussolini Ethiopia League of Nations

Court Jurisdiction Questioned in Gaitan Case

Attorney Joseph Seymour filed a demurrer and motion to dismiss on behalf of Florencia Gaitan alleging improper court jurisdiction and commitments in a negligent homicide case. The deaths of John McNeely and Fonna Hendricks occurred when a bus struck Gallan’s unlighted truck on a state highway near Garnet. Case continued to December 9 for further arguments before Superior Judge B B Freeman.

Justice Court Joseph Seymour Florencia Gaitan Puente John McNeely Santa Monica Fonna Hendricks Phoenix Gallan Garnet B. B. Freeman

Prado School Yale Fete Friday Christmas Program

Annual Christmas program at the Prado school building Friday evening at 7 30. Proceeds go to holiday welfare work. Previous events drew patrons from Corona Pomona Chino Norco and other cities and all are invited to attend with friends.

Prado Heriday Corona Pomona Ching Norco

Townsend Followers Hear Absorbing Talk Last Night

About 350 members attended Townsend club No 2 at the Women’s Improvement clubhouse with Horace Phillips presiding. Rev C F Alexander acted as secretary in Mrs Nellie Capper’s absence. Mary Brown and the Girls’ Glee club sang before J A Jolly spoke on the evils of partisan politics and the influence of international bankers.

Townsend Club No. 2 Woman’s Improvement Clubhouse Horace Phillips Nellie Capper C. F. Alexander Mary Brown Phillips J. A. Jolly

Anchorage Gardener Grows Record Radish in Alaska

Anchorage horticulturist Hiram Mitchel harvested a radish 10 inches long and four inches in diameter from his garden, illustrating Alaska’s capacity to produce unusually large vegetables.

Anchorage Alaska U.P Hiram Mitchel

New York Citrus Prices Slide on Navels and Valencias

Eight carloads of navels and 16 of Valencias sold as the market eased. Navels $2.55 to $3.60, Valencias $2.35 to $4.35, lemons $8.20 to $7.00. Corona lemons fetched $6.90-$7. Corona Beauty brands sold at $5.70-$5.75, Domestic Standard $5.25-$5.20, Madura Q Orchard Run $5.65-$5.96.

New York Corona Queen Colony Fruit Exchange Progressive Q. Sunkist Corona Beauty Madura Orchard Run

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