06 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
1
Discussion on whether teachers should take loyalty oaths grows as proponents argue it ensures fidelity to constitutions while opponents warn it could curb academic freedom. The piece notes historical precedents and raises questions about conscience, public policy, and the right to present diverse views within classrooms.
A crowd of about 150 rotary Lions guests gathered at the high school cafeteria for the second annual football banquet. Coach Jess Hill led the Panthers while Coach Howard Jones of USC and other mentors attended. The event featured a Swiss steak dinner, performances by the Boys' Quartet, Ethel Nelson singing, and remarks from Frank E. Bishop and various coaches.
Rex B. Sawyer, General Superintendent, leads 230 workers on the Cajaleco dam project. Since mid summer 125000 yards of dirt have built the dyke, with 1000 yards of diversion tunnel, 10000 yards of outlet tunnel and 140000 yards of outlet tower channel moved. Workers laud his leadership and loyalty to the job.
Nearly 200 Corona Riverside San Bernardino and La Sierra singers join James K. Guthrie to stage Handel s Messiah at Riverside civic Memorial auditorium Sunday four o clock with a 7 30 dress rehearsal Saturday. Meistersingers chorus brings 100 from San Bernardino and extra 115 Southern California Junior College singers join the orchestra under Guthrie. Soprano Blythe Taylor Burns and other soloists headline with 350 voices amid community sponsorships. tickets at Keystone Drug store in Riverside.
Three hundred miners trapped in a Canadian mine near Sudbury were rescued unharmed after hours of frantic work by a large crew. One hundred men narrowly escaped a mass burning when reached just before flames spread through their section.
The French Chamber of Deputies reached agreement to disarm the leftist Cross of Fire after days of debate as Premier Laval survived his third confidence vote within a week. No disturbances were expected amid the demilitarization effort.
The S. S. Bremen docked in New York harbor guarded by Coast Guard and police vessels after quarantine due to a reported bombing plot aimed at the Nazi liner. The ship carried 18 million in gold consigned to a New York bank.
Corona city and county authorities pressure itinerants to leave the area by denying camping in the outskirts and packing house district. Police report reduced begging but cite robberies and hazardous fires linked to hoboes as justification for removing the Welcome to Corona signs aimed at this tourist.
Emperor Haile Selassie protested to the League of Nations against Italian bombings of Dessye. He condemned the attack as a violation of international law, noting bombs fall on open cities and noncombatants including women, children, and Red Cross hospitals. He asked League members to take note of the violation.
A provocative statement ties religious identity to contagion, stirring debate among communities about how belief spreads and shapes public behavior. Leaders caution against framing faith as infectious while supporters insist fervor can mobilize outreach.
Good attendance marked the first day of Norco's annual poultry show with at least 440 breeds and 400 entries from 45 contestants. The event, sponsored by the Norco Chamber of Commerce and the Norco Valley breeders association, aims to be a standout community affair with special music and programs planned for each day.
Griffith and Company will reduce the route to Corona from 12 to 7 miles by building a private road through the Holden property to Mitpnesia avenue via Tin Mine road. The private link serves Corinth and Metropolitan Water District workers only.
Senator George Norris of Nebraska announced he will not run for re election to the Senate but will actively support President Roosevelt for another term. He aims to influence party alignment and press forward reform after a long insurgent career toward a unicameral Nebraska legislature.
Rotarian Lee Eden, vice-principal, hosted a program featuring AF Ivrantin and his orchestra with first violins Lillian Mulbpindk and Mildred Puelker. Members Roberta Burratt, Melvin Tucker, Virginia Bers, Marjorie Page joined on violins while Clair Hicks and Milton Wishart performed clarinets. Franklin led bass as A Cappella group under Miss Mary Brown performed devotion.
Eight members of the Reveille Auxiliary spent the day at Sawtelle and San Fernando Veterans Hospitals. They delivered occupational therapy items, donated clothing, magazines, puzzles, and playing cards for wards. Proceeds from purchases by the group and personal purchases added to funds for disabled servicemen. The visit included greetings from W Benedict and Commander Garrity during tours of the facilities.
Today's Citrus Prices from New York show navels and Vilencias sold in limited car lots. Prices ranged from 2.75 to 8.75 for navels, with lemons at 5.40 to 7.10 for domestics and brand names including Queen Colony Fruit exchange Progressive Sunkist Corona Beauty Redball and Macuro among others.
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