Kibby Takes Two Boys to Court After Bus Fight
Corona police filed juvenile court charges against two junior high students after a bus altercation with district official George Kibby. A defiant pupil refused to disembark, hurled rocks, cursed Miss Raney, and clashed with Kibby as a policeman pursued the fleeing youths.
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Kibby
George Kibby
George
Corona Police Department
Riverside County
Corona Unified School District
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Rowell
Letha Raney
Miss Raney
Raney
Dow Jones closes with mixed losses across sectors
The Dow Jones industrials finish at 225.94, down 0.22, with 1,810,000 shares traded. Railroads fall to 70.35 off 0.14, utilities 39.25 down 0.06, and the broader market index at 82.18 off 0.11.
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Dow-Jones
New Building Permits Issued for Parker Residence Addition
Building inspector C. E. Bechtel issued a permit to R. E. Parker of 1025 Commercial Street for a residence addition valued at $300. The action formalizes construction plans and authorizes work on Parker’s property.
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C. E. Bechtel
R. E. Parker
Commercial Street
Crossword Puzzles Print Mixup Prompt Fix
Editor notes a printing mix up in the crossword puzzles started Monday with unordered, undated copies. Officials promise corrected scheduling and will publish answers to puzzles run without solutions.
Goodell Farewell Party in Norco Honors Pastors
Rev. and Mrs. L. F. Goodell and family bid farewell before leaving Norco for the Lanc ster Four-Square church. A party at Mira Loma hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wright featured games, refreshments, and a presented Jesus picture from Norco church friends. The couple served four and a half years in Norco.
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L. F. Goodell
Norco
Lancaster Four-Square
C. A. Wright
Mira Loma
Fred Patterson
Mary Ann
Charles
Fred Barnes
Bobbie
Dave Johnson
Bill McDaniel
Dallenback
Alma Adams
Eleanor Zeigler
Juanita Kelly
Janie
Lily Kelly
Wilma Collins
Goodell
Jesus
Norco Four- Square Church
Midwest Snowstorm Drags On Battering Large Regions
A vast winter storm swirls over the Midwest driving rain to the Pacific Coast while a cold front grips Dixie. At least 34 deaths linked to the weather since Monday, with 36 inches of snow in Calumet Michigan and 28 inches in Duluth Minnesota.
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Midwest
Pacific Coast
Dixie
United Press
Pacific Southwest
Los Angeles
California
North Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Great Plains
Calumet
Mich
Land O'Lakes
Wis
Duluth
Minn
Lake Superior
Dakotas
Plains
Rio Grande River
Gulf of Mexico
Corn Belt
Great Lakes
Quincy
Ill
Dickinson
N. D
Lemmon
S. D
Fayetteville
Ark
Dalhart
Tex
Trio of youths apologize after damage to ranch equipment
Three 18 and 19 year old boys from China damaged construction equipment and tractors on the Frank Pinkerton ranch near Fuller Rancho. In Justice Court Justice of the Peace Rowell placed them on probation requiring $200 restitution, no law violations, and abstaining from alcohol until age 21. They were jailed in Riverside County.
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Rolla Cook
Justice Court
Justice of the Peace
Alexander M. Rowell
Mr. Cook
China
Frank Pinkerton
Fuller Rancho
Riverside County
Loren Beckley Wounded in North Korean Battle
T/Sgt. Loren M. Beckley, 33, wounded in action in Korea, is reported by telegram to be in a hospital in Japan. He served with the First Marine Division at Hagaru and has fought in Korea since August 27. A World War II veteran, he previously served in the Pacific theater and in Marine recruiting duty in California.
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Loren M. Beckley
Korea
Frances Beckley
West
Tenth Street
Beckley
Japan
Sgt
Hagaru
Californias floods threaten as rains persist across North region
Rivers rise across Northern California with the Weather Bureau predicting the rainy spell lasting through Friday. Previous floods caused over 25 million dollars in damage in the San Joaquin and Sacramento Valleys. Authorities warn of high tides and rising water behind near-crumbling levees from Rio Vista to the Delta while eight deaths are linked to the storms.
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California
Weather Bureau
San Joaquin
Sacramento
American River
San Francisco Bay
Lodi
Stockton
Pittsburg
North Bay
Marin
Sonoma
Napa
Rio Vista
San Joaquin Valley
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Kings
Merced
Charles Kaupke
San Francisco
Home Bakery Hyped Nostalgia with Corona Dunkers Club Photo
Home Bakery displays a window photo of Corona Dunkers Club from the late 1920s to 1930s alongside an old highway sign. The club included Corona professionals who hosted guests like Governor Merriam and banjoist Eddie Peabody. a prize cake offers for identifying the most men in the picture.
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Mike
Edith
Ziliol
Corona Dunkers Club
Corona
America
Merriam
Eddie Peabody
Peabody
Arlington
Hot Driver Apparent in Columbus Motorist Incident
Mrs Louis Phillips passed a woman motorist in Columbus Mississippi who was driving with four thermometer in her mouth.
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Columbus
Miss
Louis Phillips
Boston City Eliminates $35 Tow Fee for Summer Tunnel Woes
After January 1, stalled cars in the Summer tunnel under Boston harbor will be towed free. Mayor John B. Hynes has abolished the $35 towing charge, saying collection costs outweighed the fee.
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Boston
Boston Harbor
John B. Hyns
Pearl Harbor and MacArthur’s Return in History
A commemorative reflection on December 7 1941 and the Korean War era. It recalls Pearl Harbor, MacArthur’s recall and promise I shall return, the Bataan death march, island hopping, and Inchon as key moments shaping U S resolve and leadership in war and rebuilding.
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Pearl Harbor
Korea
Tokyo
Manila
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
United States
U. S
Bataan
Luzon Island
Australia
Southwest Pacific
Philippines
Japan
United Nations
Berlin
Vienna
South Korea
Pusan
Inchon
Pyongyang
Manchurian
20 000 Trapped Yanks Escape Encirclement At Dunkirk
Chinese Reds launch twin strikes in Korea near Hamhung and along the west coast to cut off the Eighth Army. Marines and GI's break out of the Chosin trap toward Hamhung as Allied ships gather for evacuation. UN negotiators consider a Korea cease fire while 13 nations hold a secret huddle at Lake Success awaiting Peking reply. Beulah Cannon gives premature birth to a son. Alger Hiss conviction upheld.
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United Press Radio
Korea
Hamhung
Eighth Army
38Th Parallel
Seventh Division
Hunghaom
Yellow Sea
Walker
Red Army
United Press
Red
Hungnam
10Th Corps
Seventh
Red China
Lake Success
Peking
Beulah Overell Cannon
Bud Gallum
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Alger Hiss
Federal Court of Appeals
State Department
Hiss
Today’s Citrus Market Mixed Prices In LA Area
Los Angeles citrus items show grapefruit unsettled and lemons steady. Orange packing prices hold while loose varieties vary by size with Valencia prices around four dollars. New York auction notes five navels opened lower and seven lemons rose. Official city temperature high 72 and low 47.
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Los Angeles
San Joaquin Valley
New York
Rod Cameron Weds Ana Alves-Lico in Las Vegas
Actor Rod Cameron aged 38 marries An ela Alves-Lico 22 in Las Vegas in a simple ceremony. The article contrasts war history with biblical and military analogies referencing the Korean War and MacArthur.
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Rod Cameron
Las Vegas
Anela Alves-Lico
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