Air port funding, elections, and local crime notes
Brief items report a $150 009 allotment for an air port to be submitted to Ontario voters at a special election. A San Jose teen, Robert Mandell, is convicted of slaying a schoolmate Josephine Parson and faces life. auto crash fatalities rise with Ivan Hinerman among the dead. Other notes include WPA worker Andrew Olson Micklenberg found dead, Coast Artillery redeployed to March Field, and a Seaplane land grant approved. Local officials consider pay raises for county attorneys. Basbanbury ranch sold. Glen Allen Thomas faces robbery charges. irrigation district approves a long term lease for a Seaplane.
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Robert Mandell
San Jose
Joséphine Parson
Death of Marquis of Lothian at age 58
The British embassy reports the death of Philip Henry Kerr Marquis of Lothian early this morning after a recent illness marked by a relapse. He died of uremic infection following prior hospital care. The 58 year old diplomat was a prominent figure during European events and known for his courtesy and charm. (Continued on Page Seven)
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Ord
Lothian
Enen
Marquis of Lothian
Plata
Philip Henry Kerr
Marquis ‘of
Loth
Gill
Pei Yaadior
Candy giving planned for Corona children on Christmas
Volunteers organized a candy packaging effort totaling about 800 pounds for Corona's children. The Santa Claus and candy committee led by Russell Bartine arranged a program at Sixth and Main with an illuminated display, Dr. Frank N Silva Jr's community band, and carols. Santa will distribute candy at 8 p.m. in a crowd managed by 40th. Students who helped pack candy included R T Smith and Amy Clark among others.
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Corona's
Barty
Misa Lucy
McDougald
Corona
Russell Bartine
John Wightman
Frank N.' Silva
Robert D. Price
Santa Claus
Corena
Sewey
R.T. Smith
Peta Barry
Harlene Cullings
Arthur James
Adale’ Linschied
Hazel Chambers
Robert Kilday
Amy Clark
Morgenthau Rules Out Loans to Barred Nations
Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr states he would never back a loan to Great Britain or any other country barred by the Johnson Act. He asserts the act’s spirit clearly prohibits private loans to defaulting nations and notes no such loan request has been made. He recalls informing Senator Johnson of his view years ago and mentions discussions with Sir Frederick Philips.
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Washington
Upp
the Treasury
Henry
Morgenthau Jr
Great
Britain
Morgenthau
Senator. Johnson
Sir Frederick Philips
Norco Native Harold Swoverland Stars in Los Angeles Melodrama
Harold Swoverland of Norco, a former high school drama enthusiast, has his stage debut as lead in a three act melodrama at the Mason theatre in Los Angeles. Directed by Edward Gering, the play was previously tested in Hollywood under the title A Better Place to Live In. Swoverland, who graduated in 1923 and once worked for The Daily Independent, began studying at the Pasadena Community Playhouse about ten years ago and now resides in Los Angeles.
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Harold Swoverland
Norco
Pebie Pity
Mason Theatre
Los Angeles
Swoverland
Mrs. W. V. Swoveblanid
Edward Gering
Hollywood
New York
Considera
Tion
ps-Angelés
The
Daily Independent
Pasadena Community Playhouse
Homeowners Seek New Grass for Parkings in Corona
Corona homeowners are applying for a new parking grass offered by the Corona Civic Garden Club. Club president Mrs. John P. Key reports daily applications at the Chamber of Commerce. Many homeowners are preparing plots while grass delivery is not due for about 80 days amid ongoing rain.
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Corona
Economic issue debated under extension of powers by council
Washington reports a House committee chaired by Rep. John H. Tolan will study the feasibility of preventing economic collapse under an extension of powers secured by a national advisory council. No sabotage found in the Hercules Powder Co blast tragedy in Kenville New Jersey killing 54. Lumber strikes near end as Pacific Northwest workers accept proposals from Federal Conciliator Ernest P Marsh. Airplane production frozen at 1000 planes per month pending bottleneck removals.
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Washington
House
John H. Tolan
California
Aioe Council
J. Edgar Hoover
Hercules Powder Co
Kenville
N. J
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Ernest. P
Marsh
Americans of Japanese ancestry push new expatriation method
In Honolulu Samuel King returns to Washington with a petition signed by over 380,000 Japanese ancestry Americans. The Hawaiian-Japanese Civic Association urged the State Department to arrange expatriation with Japan, proposing U S registration under American law rather than Japanese.
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Honolulu
Samuel King
Territorial
Congress
Washington
Secy
Cordell Hull
Japan
Hawaiian-Japanese Civic Association
United ‘States
United States
Ford attacks CIO over defense effort disruption
Ford asserts the Congress and the Industrial Workers claim the CIO has done all it can to disturb and sabotage the national defense program. He questions whether free America can be left defenseless or handed to Communists through CIO leadership and actions.
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Ford
Calif
Congress
Free’ America
the. C.I.0
Plaa
Rotarians Hear Three Youth Service Speakers Tomorrow
Rotarians will be told in three talks after noon lunch in the Kinney service club room about the community’s youth service efforts. Speakers include Supt. of Schools Frank B Bishop Chief of Police Neil T MacCodllom and Police Judge Sense EL McCauley.
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Kinney Service Club Room
Frank ‘B. Bishop
Neil. T. MacCodllom
Sense EL. McCauley
Mrs VanSluyters Of Norco Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Bern ard A VanSluyters, 73, of 541 Valleyview Street Norco, died Wednesday night at home after a long illness. She was active in Norco civic life and wife of the Norco Chamber of Commerce president. Funeral 2 p m Saturday Hoover Bell chapel with Dr J D VanBuskirk officiating. Born Ida Aiken in Minnesota in 1867 she moved to California in 1917 and to Norco in 1929. Survived by husband, son Paul A VanSluyters of Los Angeles, sister Mrs A D Galusha of Beaumont, two grandchildren Hawthorne and Paul VanSluyters, and two nieces.
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Bernard A. VanSluyters
Valleyview
Norco
Chamber of Commerce of
Hoover & Bell
J. D. VanBuskirk
First Methodist Church
Light drizzle records total 1.00 inches for year
Light drizzles last night and today added .04 inch to the year’s total, reaching 1.00 inches. Forecasts call for continued cloudiness and occasional showers. Weather observer Edward Davis reports this is the first precipitation since November 17, when 1.01 inches fell.
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Edward Davis
Perios Pi Ear
Inebriate Creates Comical Scene At Street Corners
According to Corona police the intoxicated man was described as hilariously drunk with an armful of groceries and asking strangers for five cents for coffee. R. T. Smith, a high school senior leading a volunteer candy-packaging corps, peered up to see the inebriate stagging into the Chamber of Commerce office during a Christmas bagging session.
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Rele
Corona
Arma
R. T. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Drunken disturbance erupts in office collapse
A disruptive visitor caused a doorway crash as a potted fern and flora toppled, prompting police to attend. The incident left the office in disarray with broken pots and spilled soil. A drunk subject was reported to be involved in the scene.
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Smith
Cars collide at intersection topple light post
A collision at the South Main and Grand boulevards intersection damaged both cars and broke a light post. Raymond Rife, 19, of 1004 Washburn Avenue, and Neal R. McMillan, 28, of 101044 Park Street, were driving north on Main Street when McMillan tried to turn west onto Grand Boulevard, driving Rife’s car into the post.
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Raymond Rife
Washburn Avenue
Neal R. McMillan
Park Street
South Main
Grand
Landon Urges Subsidies for British War Purchases
Washington UP says 1986 Republican presidential hopeful Landon urged US subsidies for British war purchases and called for American labor to accept a 40 hour work week to defeat Hitler.
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Washington
Landon
United States
Adolf Hitler
Regional Forester Inspects Trabuco Ranger District
Regional Forester 8 B Shaw head of 18 California forests inspected the Trabuco district of Cleveland National Forest this afternoon on a field trip through Southern California. The party met District Ranger H A Grant to review improvement work and district details. Accompanying Forester Shaw were Supervisors Norman J Farrell, Dewitt Nelson, and Ranger H F Burbank, with Chester Morse in charge of recreation and land use at the San Francisco regional office. The group planned to depart for San Diego to inspect Palomar and Descanso districts en route.
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California
Trabuco
Cleveland National Forest
H. A. Grant
Forester Show
Norman J. Farrell
Dewitt Nelson
H. F. Burbank
San Bernardino National Forest
Los Angeles
Chester Morse
Recreation
Landa
San Francisco
Supervior
Pays to Take Own Medicine Sunkist Staff Will Testify
LOS ANGELES reports show California Fruit Growers Exchange workers and area firms report higher absences due to colds and influenza. Russell Z. Hiller says citrus juice intake and in-house remedies boosted morale, with firms publicizing lemon and soda and hot lemonade to consumers as a defense.
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Sunkist
Los Angeles
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Ates
Angeles
Russell Z. Hiller
America
Alan Se
Allies claim progress in North Africa and Suez region
Dispatches report weakened Axis forces in the North Africa and Suez corridor with claims of 20 000 Italians captured and broader estimates suggesting up to 45 000 prisoners or destroyed units. Churchill and military sources provide supplementary statements amid slow Italian advances and daylight attacks.
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Churchill
iAlbanis
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Ontario
Sinous
Banning
Ivan Hinerman
Redlands
Andrew Olson Micklenberg
Riverside
Wpa
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Sui
78Th Coast Artillery
Palm Springs
Orange ‘County
Board of Supervisors
Times-Mirror.Co
Union Citrus Orchards
Slater
Glen Allen
Thomas
Pomona
Irrigation District
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Salton Sea
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Ile
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the World Today
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C.I.C
Rotarians
C. C
F. Medici
Ee Macael
Gan ‘Francisco
Ita
J. O. Geiger
City Health
J. 8. Brown
San Francisco Hospital
Onslai
Nei
Suez Canal
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