Jarrin John Wyrick Wins Corona MVP Honor
Jarrin John Wyrick of the Corona Panthers received the Most Valuable Player award at the Corona Lions Club football banquet last night. Forrest Bithew, president of the Corona 20 30 club, presented the trophy as part of the 15th annual high school gridiron dinner.
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John Wyrick
Jarrin
John
Corona Panthers
Corona Lions Club
Lions
Corona
George Padgett
Pearl Harbor
Jerry Price
Fhreil] Danning
Bob Winslow
University of Southern California Trojans
Metro
Lion Sam Wealamip
CHS
Winslow
Dave Whee
Daily Independent
Bob Witslow
Melvin Knorr
Forrest Black
Virgil Cunning
Lions Club
Sam Waldrip
Wally Coon
Wayne Taylor
Bill Heelert
One New Polio Case Reported in Colmly
One new polio case is reported at Riverside County Hospital. The patient is Richard Housewright, 4, of Radio, acutely ill but with no marked paralysis yet. Mrs Swveil Baehler is said to be improving after post polio treatment. Other polio patients at the hospital show fever and are not improving.
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Riverside County Trospital
Richard Housewright
Tadio
Mra
Know Your Corona City Official Knows Local Affairs
Crandell, a Corona city clerk turned city treasurer since April, served in the US Army Air Corps and heads a public accounting firm on South Main. He and wife Mrs. Crandell live on Victoria Avenue with their daughter Alice Hope.
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Crande
Corona City Treasures
Conuders
Fle
Corona
Riverside Jamin College
G’o
Aigo Crandell
Army Air Corps
Coron
Mee Crandell
South Main Street
Weather Notes From Yesterday
The report shows a low around 29 degrees with a high near 75. It mentions frost hazard and advises caution for outdoor activities.
Wholesale prices ease after week of downshift
The Labea Department reports average wholesale prices fell eight tenths of one percent last week, marking a notable dip in five weeks. The decline stems from continued downward trends in farm product and food prices.
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Labea
Negroes demand Congress ban states rights supporters
The National Negro Council urged Democratic leaders to refuse seating members who backed the States' Rights party. In a letter to Senator I Howard McGrath, director J. M. Brown pressed that Georgia Mississippi Louisiana South Carolina and Alabama members be barred until charges are cleared.
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Congress
States’ Rights
Tne
I. Howard McGrath
Jmdycar Brown
The
Negro Council
Brown
Atabeopia
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
1000 Tons Fruit Daily Processed at Lemon Exchange
Rotary club program features Howard Tall of Texchange Lemon Products detailing plant reach from Sacramento to San Diego and Phoenix. Plant processes lemons not marketable and employs 300 to 450 workers with June the peak month. about 10 000 cars yearly and 2000 monthly capacity.
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Vocational Service Committee
Howard Tall
Texchange Lemon Products Company
Sacramento
San Diego
Phoenix
Coronas
United States
FR ™ Molvadden
Riverside
Stone Walker
Vernon Dadzee
Chino
W. Fernholtz
Los Angeles
Leonard Drucker
Cha Wilotsones
Bob Snedeco
Edwin Bryant
Charles Barratt Wilh
Telephone Girls Change To Singing Christmas Carols
Local Sele ponte Offece hosts a Chapidtinees party at Weoran's Church with a choir for the celebration. Families and friends attend after turkey dinner as the group performs festive carols with piano accompaniment by Loretta Jousk.
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Weoran
Turkey
Eeeetoroo
Javee Heap
Food Prices Seen Declining Says Major Manufacturer
Clarence Francis chairman of General Foods testified before Congress that many food prices are on the way down and will fall further. He noted his company accounts for about 2 percent of national food production and that the upward price trend has ended for its products. He cautioned that high prices and profits will persist in some sectors until a broader peace reduces costs, with defense spending cited as keeping prices and profits elevated.
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General Foods Corporation
Clarence Francis
Francis
Mayors seek extended rent controls and 800000 housing units
The executive committee of the United States Conference of Mayors urged President Truman to back an expansive public housing program. They requested legislation to build 800000 public housing units in five years, 300000 more than the Patt Wilender Wagner plan, and to liberalize cost per room subsidies.
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Truman
Executive Committee
United States Conference of Mayors
Patt-Wilender-Wagner
Ex-King Peter Warns of Yugoslav Crisis
Former monarch King Peter, arriving in New York from Paris, says Tito faces the worst economic crisis since the split with the Cominform but notes no signs of Tito being ousted as head of government.
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Yugo-Blavin
Marshal Tito
Cominform
Peter
New York
Paria
Tito
Chambers quits job to devote all efforts to espionage
Whittaker Chambers resigns as Time Magazine senior editor amid disclosures of State Department papers stolen for Soviet agents. He says he must expose the darkest side of Communist espionage and stand up despite risks. Federal grand jury probes Mrs. Hiss as Chambers links to the case.
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Commmunism
Wormer
Whittaker Chambers
Time Magazine
State Department
Auviet. Pori
Chambers
Thene
Jamen A. Linen Sayas
Apo
New York
Grrand
Aljrer
Levine
Tof
Seed Sown From Air to Replant Cleaveland Forest
The Forest Service will aerially sow about five tons of mustard seed over roughly 10 000 acres in the Cleveland National Forest south of Corona next week. Planes will fly at about 300 feet to scatter tiny seeds believed to prevent erosion and flood damage after a recent burn.
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UW. OS. Forest Service
Cleveland National Forest
Corona
Clare
Miller
Marshall
Federal Forest Service
Coronna Oranper
Polio fund gift in memory of Mrs Berryman reaches $1000
A Riverside County fund drive for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis topped $1000 in memory of Mrs Barbara Berryman of Corona. Contributions continued after the deadline with supporters sending money and flowers. A letter from the Riverside County Chapter thanked the family and friends for the memorial gift to aid polio relief.
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Berryman
Esterday
Dearbera Grownfield Berryman
Corona
Razer I. Abbott
Riverside
Copnty Cehimean
National Foundation For
Prownfield
Mira
Berryowan
Mearviiin Bergelt
Dingense Dee
Berry
Eabhgerry
Poblo
Aringston
Brownfield
HH. PO P
Brownfield Peat
Nautional Foundation
Fanny
Wien Friends of
Mas Derryvorn
Mistalucerely
Abouye
Power Plant Explosions Kill Nine in Topeka
Two blasts at the Kansas Power and Light plant killed nine people and cut power to all major industries in Topeka Kansas. The city faced widespread outages with emergency rationing and no immediate cause or restoration timeline. Kansas Gas and Electric supplied limited electricity from Wichita.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kansas Gas & Eleectric Co
Wichita
Nationalists Rescue Bid Against Red Armies North of Nanking
Weary Nationalist troops march north from Pengpu to save about 90 000 comrades trapped by Communist forces. American rifles and Russian built tanks aid the advance as United Press correspondent Gerald Nozick reports the Reds retreat with heavy destruction and many burned villages along the line toward Nanking.
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Russia
Pengpu
United Press
Gerald Nozick
Nozick
Chiang Kai-Shek
Efe
Novick
Une
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