Philharmonic to Perform Beethovens Five Concert Series
The Los Angeles Philharmonic under Otto Klemperer schedules two December concerts at Philharmonic Auditorium with soloist Marguerite Kuehe. Programs include Saint-Saens Violin Concerto No 3, Bach-like overtures, Wagner Tannhauser excerpts, Debussy The Afternoon of a Faun, Sibelius Tuonela, and a five concert Beethoven cycle starting January 2 aimed at students and mature audiences.
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Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Otto Klemperer
Philharmonic Auditorium
Marguerite Kuehe
Saint-Saens
Klempe
Beérliéz
Rhapsodie
Oberon Weber
Haydn
Tannhauser
Wagner
Tuonela
Sibelius
Vincent Schipilliti
Debussy
Spectacular Scenes in Footlight Parade at Corona Theatre
The Warner Bros musical Footlight Parade opened at the Corona theatre last night with Busby Berkeley choreographing 250 dancers including Ruby Keeler Dick Powell and Jimmy Cagney in numbers like Honeymoon Hotel Shanghai Lil By a Waterfall and Sittin on a Backyard Fence Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell lead in several sequences while a large chorus and cat themed tableau enchant audiences.
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Busby Berkeley
Warner Bros
Corona Theatre
Harry Warren
al Dubin
Sammy Fain
Irving Rahal
Miss Keeler
Regular meeting of Corona Red Cross board announced
Mrs C W Field chair announces a regular meeting of the Corona Red Cross board of directors for Friday at 8 30 in the morning. The workshop on the second floor of the city building will host the session.
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Corona Red Cross Board of Directors
C. W. Field
Bazaar and Food Sale at Bucket Shop Dinner Event
Church of Christ hosts a bazaar and food sale on Saturday December 9 with a chicken dinner for 35 cents. A cycle closes with the Ninth Symphony featuring the Los Angeles Oratorio Society. Season tickets for the series are offered at a large reduction.
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Church of Christ
Los Angeles Oratorio Society
Corona Daily Notice Fragment
Damaged OCR note references an office matter and a December 7 date with a monetary amount but no clear events or names.
City Library Aid Sought by FCWA
FCWA seeks aid for city library improvements with an application due Thursday morning. Projects include Kelrog street improvement storm drains street cleanup and a crew of 27 under Supt Harry Pierce. County widening West Sixth street about a mile from Lincoln to fifty limits with desert mix pavement funded from Supervisor Stanfield's road fund.
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FCWA
Kelrog Street
Supt
Harry Pierce
West Sixth Street
Lincoln_street
Ralph W. Stanfield
C C Directors Discuss Free Landing Field for Corona
The Corona Chamber of Commerce in special session considers applying for one of 2000 government gifted landing fields. The fields aim to extend airways into remote areas and boost local flying. $10 million from the Civil Works Administration funds wages for 50,000 workers. Fields are simple unlighted strips about 3000 by 300 feet, with municipalities supplying unimproved land and possible road machinery. Applications are due by December 15.
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Chamber of Commerce
Corona
Federal Airways
Eugene L. Vidal
U.S. Director of Aeronautics
Federal Civil Works Administration
Bud Langley Wins J C Grid Letter
Bud Langley former Corona high school star among 26 Riverside Junior College football players named to receive letters for athletic activities. Langley starred at half back and contributed as a top performer during the season under Coach Jease Hill.
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Corona High School
Bud L Langley
Riverside
Jease Hill
Langley
Tigers
Pierce Seeks City Gasoline for Expanded FCWA Duties
Supt. Harry Pierce of the street department wins council approval to supply gasoline as FCWA projects keep him shifting between local sites. He has been paid 35 dollars a month for car use, but rising duties now raise his fuel costs.
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Civil Work Administration
Harry .Pierce
Pierce
FCWA
Cubley Addresses Astronomy Talk at Tem Escal Camp
John A. Cubley spoke on astronomy Sunday afternoon at the Tem escal camp program arranged by Ethan Allen president of the Baptist Brotherhood. He illustrated his talk with charts he prepared and a music program accompanied the entertainment.
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John A. Cubley
Temescal Camp
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Ethan Allen
The
Baptist Brotherhood
Cubley
Mammoth Ice Rink Opens at Big Pines Park
Devotees of ice skating at Big Pines County Park will enjoy a 34000 square foot rink in a canyon area three quarters of a mile from the main camp. The LA County report notes the rink measures 140 by 270 feet and will be available all winter season.
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Big Pines
Los Angeles County
Miss Catherine Gray and Mrs Mary Ware Visit Riverside
Miss Catherine Gray and Mrs Mary Ware motored to Riverside Saturday for a trip blending business with leisure, enjoying the outing and the change of scene.
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Catherine Gray
Mary Ware
Riverside
Butter and egg prices on Los Angeles exchange
Prices on December 6 show butter at prime 20c, standards 19c, firsts 18c, with prime lists and other categories. Eggs vary by size and quality with large extras at 25c, standards around 23c, and checks down to 21c, reflecting market spreads.
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Los Angeles
Poultry Market Prices in Los Angeles
Market report lists late day prices for many poultry types in Los Angeles. Wens Leghorns under 314 lbs at 10 cents, 314 to 4 lbs at 10 and up 12 cents. hens colored 4 lbs and up. broilers 1 to 1½ lbs 18c, 1¾ to 2½ lbs 13c.
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Los Angislse
California citrus prices and auction results reported
Eastern and western markets showed steady orange prices while lemons eased after yesterday. Auctions logged 73 carloads of oranges and 19 of lemons with quotes from Tarzan Q Sunkist and others ranging from 3.38 to 4.95 per box.
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California
Corong Fruite
New York
Tarzan Q. Sunkist Jemons
Kiltie
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Q. Red Ball
Jem.ong
Maduro Q. Orchard Burr
Lemoins
Veterans Seek Ball Diamond for Rodeo
United War Veterans of Corona, chaired by Ben R. Morse, request use of the nightball diamond for a rodeo in early March. They propose tearing up concrete, enlarging the area, adding a grandstand bleachers and stalls, then removing all construction after the event. Mayor Dan Huckins referred the matter to the city committee for investigation.
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John A. Cubley
Corona Recreation Club
United War Veterans of Corons
Ben R. Morse
Exservice
Dan Huckins
City Committee
Y M D Hear About Gold Mine Episodes
Four young Coronans Merle and Chester Lytle Toval Slaten and Robert Wood spoke to Y M D members about their gold mining experiences near Reading Mon night during the regular dinner meeting at Washington school Cafeteria. Harle Dexter Riverside Y M C A worker and Dick Smith were guests. Afterwards the Y M C A basketball team played Ontario Y M C A quintet. Read the classified ad.
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Coronans
Merle
Chester Lytle
Toval
Robert Wood
Reading Mon
Washington School
Harle Dexter
Riverside Y.M.C.A
Dick Smith
Y.M.C
Ontario. Y.M.C.A
Riverside County Credit Association Extends Farm Loans
Fremers Credit notes it will complete the purchase of the amount subscribed to speed local borrowings. Riverside County Credit Association is authorized to serve Riverside County farmers. Borrowers must provide satisfactory security such as crops, livestock, or farm equipment and a repayment plan. Loans target short term needs like growing crops and livestock activities.
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Riverside Counti On Credit Association
Riverside County
Proclamation of Eighteenth Amendment repeal and temperance call
President Roosevelt proclaims the 1933 repeal of the eighteenth amendment and urges nationwide cooperation to restore law and order. He calls for licensing controls on intoxicants, education for temperance, and checks on bootlegging while urging states to revoke saloon protections and prevent social ills from returning. Experts note certification from December 5 1933 confirms ratification by three fourths of states.
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United States
Department of’ State
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States of
Motor Transit Co Adds Six New Type Double Deck Buses
Motor Transit Co expands fleet with six duplex coaches designed to ease peak load. The two level buses seat 53, use aluminum alloy and duralum to save weight, and feature an elevated center aisle for safe boarding.
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Motor Transit Co
D. R. Menefee
The
R. R. Wilson
Menefee
Pangengera
Mew
New Tubercular Cottage Planned Amid Concrete-Only Design
The planned cottage for ambulatory patients will use concrete floors walls and roof with interior partitions of concrete. A court award to G C Berner totaled 12913, reflecting bid comparisons between wood and concrete costs. Architect Wilson notes the design follows a trend toward economy and fireproof construction.
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G. C. Berner
Wilson
Mayor Urges City Officials to Attend Citrus Belt Meeting
Mayor Dan Huckins announced the next Citrus Belt meeting of the League of California Municipalities will be held December 29. He plans to urge fellow councilmen and city officials to attend.
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Dan Huckins
Citrus Belt
League ‘of California
Huckins
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