Fleeing Suspects Elude Officers In Grove Area
Two juvenile suspects sought for car theft eluded police in the Grove area after abandoning a stolen 1949 powder blue club coupe. They were chased on foot through Temescal and Ontario streets, with Lt. Biggers firing a warning shot that spurred greater flight. They were later apprehended and are in custody for San Diego police.
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B. Biggers
West Sixth Street
Denver
Colorado
San Diego
Temescal
C. B. Biggers
Ontario Street
R. W. Wade
Biggers
National City
Elsinore
Wade
Highway 71
Pepper Corner
Fullerton
Temescal Street
Munn Named Coach of the Year for 1951
Clarence Biggie Munn of Michigan State is named coach of the year by Scripps-Howard newspapers after directing MSU to the mythical national title. He earned 139 first place votes from 491 coaches, ahead of Georgia Tech’s Bobby Dodd by 40 votes.
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NEW York WP
Clarence
Biggie) Munn
Michigan State
Scripps- Howard
Munn
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Jess Hill
Southern California
Jordan Oliver
Yale
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Collision damages two vehicles at North Merrill and Grand Boulevard
Police report two vehicles were damaged in a collision at the corner of North Merrill Street and Grand Boulevard Monday. A truck driven by Alex Mesillas Sandoval and a car driven by Robert Leroy Schults were involved as both vehicles traveled west on the boulevard.
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Merrill Street
Grand Boulevard
Alex Mesillas Sandoval
Robert Leroy Schults
Sierra Street
Norco
Mascalinies Market
Schuilts’ Auto
Fire damages rear shed at 410 Fufer Street
Mrs Bernice Tomer Bishop reported a morning fire at 8 45 a m damaging a small storage shed in the rear of 410 Fufer Street. Firemen said damage was not extensive and not yet estimated with origin believed to lie in a trash box near the building.
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Fufer Street
Bernice Tomer Bishop
Beautiful Blonde Ex-GI Receives Film Part Offers
Christine Jorgensen, 26, newly described as a blonde, exits Rigs hospital after sex change treatments. She has several life story offers from hospital staff citing interest in a career, marriage plans, and possible film roles. Hollywood producer Al Rosen and a New York offer from Jimmy Mont are noted, with press conference planned to discuss secrecy about her treatment.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Christine Jorgensen
Rigs Hospital
George Jorgensen
Bronx
New York
Miss Jorgenson
Miss Jorgensen
Jimmy Mont
Aga
Fribute
Jorgensen
Hollywood
al Rosen
Rosen
Mary
Brunette 23 Held for Robbery and Assault
Pasadena police hold Christine Doris Low a 23 year old brunette on suspicion of a 41 robbery and assault. She allegedly robbed a liquor store owner and battered him with a pipe wrench during a high speed chase through downtown Pasadena. The injured man is 62 year old Herman Aranoff.
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Pasadena
Christine Doris Low
Herman Aranoff
Lot Sold at Public Auction in Corona to Cer vantes
A lot that failed to sell at a Corona public auction was later purchased by Ralph D. Cervantes of 112 Ramona Avenue for $356.24. City Clerk Robert Annis reported the sale, noting the parcel on North Washburn at Grand Boulevard is one of three sold to recover delinquent bond assessments.
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Corona
Ralph D. Cervantes
Ramona Avenue
Robert Annis
North
Washburn
Grand Boulevard
City Council Sets Special Session on Parking Meters
The City Council will hold a special session Thursday morning at 9 o clock to work out details of installation and use of parking meters. Mayor C R Miller announced the call aimed at addressing procedural specifics.
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Council
C. R. Miller
Nash Hurt in Crash That Killed Wife
Henry R. Nash, 81, of 4066 Center Street, Norco, severely injured in a highway crash that killed his wife Emma Pearl in Arizona on Nov. 23, is hospitalized at Corona Hospital. Nash was brought in a week ago Sunday and is reported to be doing quite well.
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Henry R. Nash
Center Street
Norco
Emma Pearl
Arizona
Corona Hospital
Nash
Pacific Telephone seeks statewide rate hike averaging 34 percent
Pacific Telephone applied to the California Public Utilities Commission for a state wide rate increase averaging about 34 percent per day or over $1 a month per line including taxes. In Corona the increases range from 25 to 75 cents for various line types and up to $1.50 for business service.
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Pacific Telephone
California Public Utilities Commission
Corona
A. C. Goodsite
Telephone Company
United States ‘Bureau of Labor Statistics
California
Plang
Corona Exchange
Goodsite
San Francisco
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Pubic Utilities Commission
Resume Mountain Climb In Search for Plane Wreckage
A ground rescue party continues the ascent of Mount San Gorgonio to reach a shattered C-47 wreckage. Army officials believe 13 people died in the crash during a storm en route from Tucson to March Field. Aerial photos confirm the tail numbers identify the aircraft.
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Mount San Gorgonio
March Field
Tucson
New Building Permits Filed for Local Homes
Wayne R Tompkins 801 Sheri dan street applies for a new residence at 829 West Olive street valued at 10000 with Edgar Parks as contractor. Mrs Davie Gahm 956 Beverly Drive seeks a residence addition valued at 1600.
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Wayne R. Tompkins
Sheridan Street
West Olive Street
Edgar Parks
Davie Gahm
Beverly Drive
Groundwater Reservoir Found Near Anchor Age Alaska
The geological survey announced a new groundwater reservoir near Anchor Age, Alaska, with potential output up to one million gallons per day. The discovery could impact local water supply planning and regional resource management.
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The
Geological Survey
Anchorage
Alaska
Corona Circlers Form New Automotive Club In Corona
Dallas Rutherford CHS senior who carved the original plaque displays a cast version for the Corona Circlers members to place on their cars. The club, sponsored by the Corona Police Department and traffic officers, has about 50 members and a seven member board that disciplines drivers and enforces rules.
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Dallas Rutherford
CHS
Corona Circlers Automotive Club
Dallas
Corona Circlers
H. L. Harvill
Harvill Manufacturing Co
Harvill
Harold Crusore
Circlers
Corona Police Department
KL. Firor
R. K. Wade
W. C. Heckert
la Casita Recreation Center
Corpus Daily Independent
Exchange Lemon Products Reports Record 7 Million Gain
Exchange Lemon Products Company posted near 20 million in yearly sales up from 15 million as frozen lemonades gain household traction. Don F. McMillen cited two Corona Covina plants and strong distribution while Joy G. Jameson led the board and J. A. Hinkle joined to fill a vacancy.
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Exchange Lemon Products Company
Don F. McMillen
Joy G. Jameson
Corona
J. A. Hinkle
la Verne
Arthur Durward
Claremont
Woman’s Improvement Club
M. J. Beemer
Pala
Howard L. Budlong
Anaheim
P. R. Daggs
Upland
W. H. Flippen
Orange
L. W. Fowler
Santa Barbara
Ray F. Frantz
la Habra
Laurance D. Gardner
Santa Paula
A. C. Hardison
D. C. Hege
Escondido
Elwood J. Knight
Riverside
Fred W. Mayer
Los Angeles
P. F. Naftel
C. J. Pegler
Sierra Madre
J. A. Rawls
Lemoncove
H. A. Schuyler
Whittier
Albert J. Thille
F. J. van der Sluis
Glendora
Garrett van Horne
Goleta
A. C. Hard
Truman Asks MacArthur for Immediate War Truce Plan
President Truman on his train called for any reasonable plan to end the Korean conflict at once. Acting secretary Roger Tubby indicated the remark referred to General Douglas MacArthur, who has hinted at a solution without detailing it.
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Truman
MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Roger Tubby
Washington
Korea
Tubby
Eisenshower
Defense Department
General MacArthur
Eisenhower
Pacific
Red Cross Doing Much for Service Folks of Vicinity
Virgil Wilson presided at the Corona Branch Red Cross monthly meeting at headquarters 814 Main Street. Reported 18 cases cared for in Home Service including 10 new pension and emergency leave cases. Grey Ladies serve at Corona Naval Hospital. new Gray Ladies class to open in January.
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Red Cross
Virgil Wilson
Reputar
Corona
American Red Cross
Main Street
Emily Hastings
Home Service Department
Doris DeWitt
Motor Corps
Riverside
Dog Wagon Collision In City Hall Alley
Poundmaster Wilson Shaw backed from the parking pit into Mrs. Hattie Ballard s auto in the alley near City Hall. The hit caused slight damage while the dog patrol wagon remained undamaged. Ballard, of 720 Ramona Street, reported the minor collision with the poundvehicle driven by Shaw at the scene yesterday afternoon.
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City Hall
Hattie Mac Ballard
Ramona Street
Poundmaster Wilson Shaw
West Eighth Street
Eisenhower and MacArthur to pool knowledge on solution
President elect Eisenhower and General MacArthur agreed to pool military and diplomatic knowledge. They discussed informal meetings to share views with no set date or location, with Tokyo reports suggesting Hawaii or the U S West Coast as possible meet sites.
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Higenhower
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Nippon Times
Hawaii
United States
Truman
Defense Department
Pentagon
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Chuck Taylor
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Joy Jameson
Sunkist Cooperative
Frank Wilcox
Sunkist
Don McMillen
Don Thompson
Sunkist Growers
Woman's Club
United Press
Ken Thomas
Blood Program
Corent
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Per Hendrick
Mailadren
Riverside County
General Hospital
Arlington
Corona Branch
Red Cross Fund
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Spurgeon Rothrock
Clayston, Stark, Rothrock
Poundmaster
M’arthur
U. S
U.N
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State Department
Senate
United Nations
John Hickerson
U. N
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Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
Joint Committee Against Communism
Dulles
A. Hiss
Alger Hiss
Carnegie Endowment
John Davis
Endowment
John Foster Dulles
Hiss
Foundation
Phone Company
L. A
Hi. L. Byram
Newsie
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Colo
Lee Tapia
Jeanette
Rocky Ford
Jeanette Tapia
Ike
Dwight Eisenhower
White House
Williamsburg
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Roosevelt
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