Panthers to Play Alumni in Opening Basketball Tilt
Corona Panthers open their 1049 season against the Corona Alumni at 7:15 p.m. in the Corona Gymnasium. Coach Wayne Taylor must blend a new varsity cast led by Morris Faton and Jim Hatcher while raising funds with the alumni game to buy gold basketball shoes.
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Corona Alun Toanarrow
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Corona Panthers
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Jack Cahall
Norman Tompkins
Bee
Tony Carranza
Jim Ragardale
Don Gruner
Robert Smith
Reny Statum
Jim Hanson
Taylor
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Corona
Dave Rawson
Angelo Lunetta
Harvey Simpson
Leon Kelley
Pat Carlton
Lindell Burnett
Gaston Pigman
Claremont
Wayne Taylor
Corona All-Stars Win Trio of Games vs Cucamonsa
The Corona All-Stars captured three wins and a close one run loss in the Tri-County League clash. Pitcher Camberson tossed four hits to limit Cucamonsa as Walle Phitehin Reynolds and Joe Weibe starred on defense and at first base. Next Sunday Corona hosts the Afrenja Padine in a 2 PM game at the High School field with the Ab-Sars of the Merchants lineup due.
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San Teernarding Valley Baseball League
Walle Phitehin
Ralph Reynolds
Bey Joe Weibe
Corona
Diane
Torele
Pein
C. W. Field
County Tuberculosis Association
School Health Services
Sixth Street
Bernice Todd
Association
Santa Anita Opens Thirteenth Racing Season With Holiday Cards
Santa Anita Park plans three holiday race days opening Dec. 26 with a five day weekly schedule through March 4. Post times start at 1 p.m. except Feb. 25 at 12:30 p.m. Big stakes include Santa Anita Handicap 100000 and Santa Anita Derby 100000, plus nine further 50000 additions.
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Los Angeles Turf Club, Inc
Lincoln
Eas J
Lucky) Baldwin
George Woolf
Christopher J. WitzGerald
George Washington
Santa Anita Park
Shah Refuses Date With Rosalind Russell in Los Angeles
The Shah of Iran, touring the United States seeking aid against Russia, declined a date with actress Rosalind Russell citing a policy to avoid engagements that could spark unfavorable publicity.
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Iran
Los Angeles
Rosalind Russell
United States
Russia
Forage Crop Suggested to Improve Soil in Nebraska
The University of Nebraska farm department promotes lespedeza as a soil improver. Manager James Dunlap says the legume boosts nitrogen and organic matter, performs similarly to alfalfa and red clover on low fertility soil, but does not bloat cattle and has fewer pest issues.
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Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska Farm Department
James Dunlap
Mayor Stucky wins Ohio pretzel twist contest
Canton Ohio Mayor Harry W Stucky of Dover captured the state title in a contest of mayors and police chiefs with a 45 second pretzel twisting performance conducted in Canton.
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Harry W. Stucky
Dover
Ohio
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Pass to Elmwood Cemetery Found in Papers
A terse note reveals Elmer Wainwright discovered a pass to Elmwood Cemetery while sorting through family papers. In Florida, women will serve on juries for the first time, and courts are appointing women bailiffs under a new law.
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Memphis, Tenn
W.P
Elmer Wainwright
Elmwood Cemetery
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Tenant Commemorates 1890 Rent Reduction in Will
Minnie E. West, who died this year, left $5,000 to the landlord's son in memory of a 1890 rent cut from $40 to $20 a month. The note appears in Cleveland obituaries.
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Cleveland, O
Minnie E. West
Japan’s Agricultural Land Vast But Limited
Of the 91,000,000 acres composing Japan 17,000,000 acres amount to 19 percent and are used for agriculture. The figure highlights the limited arable area within the nation’s total land mass and underscores the challenge for farming, settlement, and development.
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Japan
Elsinore Voters Decide On City Sales Tax
Citizens in Elsinore vote on repealing or approving a half per cent sales tax ordinance in effect five months. All registered voters within the city may cast ballots at two polling places the Women’s Club and City Hall.
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City of
Woman's Club
Dry ice blast cuts boy at Corona Hospital
A 14 year old boy, Fernando Enriquez of 409 Victoria avenue, suffered facial and neck cuts when dry ice exploded in a corked bottle. The incident occurred Saturday afternoon as he played at 414 Howard street and the glass shattered into his face. He was transported by Brown ambulance to Corona Hospital.
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Corona Hospital
Fernando Enriquez
Victoria Avenue
Tommy Enriquez
Howard Street
Brown Ambulance
Coupon books cut travel costs on British railways and steamers
Coupon books offer up to 40 percent reduction for first and third class fares on British railways and steamers, obtainable only in the United States for about 1,000 miles of travel.
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United States
World News in a Nutshell Highlights
Air Force Major challenges U S experts to disprove his charge that Harry Hopkins gave Russia A bomb secrets. Shirley Temple divorce makes her one of film colony s youngest widows. Chiang Kai Shek resumes command as Nationalists retreat from Chengdu with Communists advancing. Nation fears water shortages as precious resource concerns grow amid anti monopoly drive.
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U. S
Harry Hopkins
Russia
Shirley Temple
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Chengiiu
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