Reading Teaching Demonstration At Corona School Board
Corona school board reviewed 25 items and heard a demonstration on teaching reading for first graders by Sierra Vista staff. They discussed kindergarten readiness, home preparation, the Scott Foresman reading program, and the use of big books and pictures to build reading skills. A bond proposal of 565000 for Corona High renovations was set for February 11, and shade-tree plans were discussed with Forestry Service input. Equipment purchases from surplus included a lathe, a tool grinder, and sprinkler tubing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona School Board
Mildred Fluetsch
Sierra Vista School
Eleanor Walters
Sierra Vista
Mary la Bourde
Jefferson ‘School
Corona
Corona Senior High School
George Kibby
Mary Batson
Sierra Vista Pta
Forestry Service
George
New
South Bend
Interna
Water seepage damages Main Street buildings photographed
Photos show underground water causing settlement in the 600 block of south Main Street. Harry Todd owner of Henson's Shoe Store notes cracks in exterior and interior walls and a pavement crack in the alley. A rear wall crack on the second story is visible in the shots presented to a councilman.
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South Main Street
Harry Todd
Henson’s Shoe
Todd
Yale Basket Office Opens Wednesday for Christmas Aid
The Christmas Basket Committee opens at La Casita Recreation Center on Wednesday at 9 a.m. and runs weekdays until Dec 22 from 9 to noon and 1 to 4. Mary Alice Sutter leads, with J A Falconer staffing, coordinating baskets from local groups to avoid duplication and record donor recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Casita Recreation Center
Mary
Alice Sutter
J. A. Falconer
Corona P.T.A
Rotary Club
Norco Fleet Reserve
Fireman’s Auxiliary
Corona Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Soroptimist Club
Social Progresista Mexicanna, Inc
Triple-M Group
Woman’s Club
Tippicanoe Council
20 30
Catholic Daughters
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Church of God
St. Edwards School
Mary Alice Sutter
W. C. Sutter
Bruce Ellis
Emily Hastings
P.T.A
Carl Plate
Jacob Wingebach
Norco
Mrs. Julia Stock Dead in Michigan
Mrs. Julia Stock of Lapeer Michigan died December 4 after several months illness She was 86 soon to be 87 survived by three sons three daughters 21 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren Funeral services set for Thursday December 9 in Lapeer One son R H Stock of Laguna Beach will attend the services
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Albert Stock
West
Ontario Street
Julia Stock
Lapeer
Mich
Property Owners Seek Water Protection from Local Creamery
A letter signed by five Corona property owners asked the city to curb waste water dumping near South Main Street. The Grand View Creamery agreed to stop washing in the alley and rear areas and to install disposal equipment meeting state code. City officials may repair nearby pavements once conditions permit.
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South Main Street
Harry Todd
Grace Todd
Kenneth Whitcomb
Murray Hows
Remi Chagnon
Grand View Creamery
Ralph Pfiffner
California
Pfiffner
Radio hoax calls prey on distressed women in Corona and L A
A Corona woman and a Los Angeles resident fell for telephoned prize hoaxes claiming Cadillac and Willys cars. Officials at Riverside radio station PRO denied any such contests or calls and warned readers to trace the source of any offers.
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Los Angeles
Mary Quinines
Corona
PRO
Riverside
Willys
River Station
T : Station
Santa Arrives Here Amid Gay Music Fanfare
Santa Claus arrived from the North Pole and received the key to the city after a gala parade along Main Street led by school bands and costumed children. City officials Roger Martin and Mayor Charles R. Miller attended.
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Santa Claus
North Pole
Post Office
Main Street
Santa
Roger Martin
Chamber of Commerce
Charles R. Miller
Died Today Riverside Herbert E Johnson 84
Herbert E. Johnson 84 of 848 West Eighth street died at a Riverside hospital after a two week illness. He was born May 8 1870 in Overland Ohio and worked as an electrical engineer for a Texas telephone company before retiring fifteen years ago. He owned a laundry in San Pedro and a Poultry ranch in Corona. Survived by brother Arthur H. Johnson Eastland Texas and niece Mrs Alice A. Williams La Crescenta California. Funeral Friday 1 p.m. at Bell-Thomas Mortuary chapel. Cremation will follow at Evergreen chapel after 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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Herbert E. Johnson
Eighth Street
Riverside Hospital
Mr. Johnson
Overland
Ohio
Texas
California
San Pedro
Corona
Arthur H. Johnson
Eastland
Alice A. Williams
la Crescenta
Calif
Bell-Thomas Mortuary
Stanley Graf
Evergreen Chapel
California Democrats Seek End to Cross-Filing by Twin Elections
The California Democratic Council plans to push for complete elimination of the cross-filing system by the Twin Elections. This move aims to simplify ballot access and reduce party cross-endorsements in upcoming electoral cycles.
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California
Pismo Beach
California Democratic Council
McCarthy Attacks Eisenhower Over Treatment of Reds
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy denounces President Eisenhower in a televised statement from the Senate floor, apologizing for past campaign assertions and charging the White House with patience toward Communist actions. He warns of political upheaval and speaks while chairing a committee awaiting Democratic control.
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McCarthy
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
Higenhower
Arthur
Flanders
Wisconsin
Republican
United States
Sens
Watkins
Ike
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Justice Department
Egypt Hangs Six Muslim Brotherhood Leaders at Dawn
Egypt's revolutionary government executed six leaders of the out lawed Moslem Brotherhood for the assassination plot against Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser. The hangings occurred at Cairo Prison at 30 minute intervals starting at dawn.
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Mahmoud Abdel Latif
Alexandria
Youssef Talaat
Secret Brotherhood
Ibrahim el Tayeb
Hindawy Dweir
Embaba
Mahomed Farghaly
Suez Canal Zone
Abdel Kader Oda
Monterey Oil Co Buys Fullerton Oil Properties
Monterey Oil Co purchases Fullerton Oil Corp assets for 50 million dollars in cash. President Howard C. Pyle states the acquisition adds a daily net output of 5700 barrels of crude 3800 barrels of natural gasoline and LPG products along with large amounts of dry gas and plant residue gas.
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Fullerton Oil and Gas Corp
Monterey Oil Co
Monterey
Howard C. ‘Pyle
Yoshida Quits Japanese Premiership After Long Rule
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida resigned unexpectedly ending a leadership that steered Japan from postwar recovery to anti communism stance. At 76 he left shortly before a Diet vote. Ichiro Hatoyama was named potential successor though observers doubt a Hatoyama cabinet would change Yoshida's pro Western policy. Washington officials expect no major impact on alliance or economic links.
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U. S
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Yoshida
United States
Far East
Ichiro Hatoyama
Douglas MacArthur
Democrats Clash Over Budget Promises And Vatican Update
Democrats say the administration cannot balance the budget next year while Republicans made impossible promises in 1952. Treasury Secretary Humphrey expects deficits may be under three billion, as Sparkman and Douglas critique rather than blame. Pope Pius XII hopes to deliver Christmas message from St Peter's Basilica balcony, depending on health progress and doctor advice. The pontiff shows improvement as Vatican officials report ongoing care.
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Ralph E. Flanders
R-Vt
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Paul H. Douglas
D-Il
Pius XII
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
GOP Chief Claims Democrats Cast Pledges Aside
Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall accuses Democrats of discarding pledges to cooperate with President Eisenhower. In San Diego, Los Angeles assemblyman Charles William Augustine, 24, was arrested on murder suspicion after the fatal shooting of Marine Technical Sgt. Lawrence Trice at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot.
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Eisenhower
Leonard Hall
Paul Butler
Democratic National Committee
San Diego
Los Angeles
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
FBI
Charles William Augustine
Lawrence Trice
Two Reno Detectives Arrested in Bribery Trap
Reno detectives James Franklin and Mike Salonisan were arrested after allegedly accepting 180 to ease charges against a woman in a false check case. District Attorney Jack Streeter arranged the sting, and deputies took them into custody as they sat in a car.
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Reno, Nev
James Franklin
Mike Salonisan
Jack Streeter
Streeter
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