Transit Mix Expands Home Building in Corona Area
Transit Mix plans 10 new houses in Corona with about 140 additional residences planned nearby. Four homes are nearing completion in west central Corona, while a 16-lot Temescal Gardens subdivision near Glen Ivy and Elsinore is under Transit Mix control. Other projects include Home Gardens Norco areas and future McMorland tract west of Home Gardens. Corona shows signs of retail expansion as construction increases.
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West Fifth
Seventh
Lateh
Co- Yona
Transit Mix Company
Dave Haynes
Transit Mix
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Elvin ST. Downs
Temescal
Glen Ivy
Elsinore
Haynes
Home Gardens
Norco
Wayne Morgan
McMorland
Estelle
Corona Airport
Correction on Navy Mother's Hamper Winner
The winner was Blanche Luttrell of 706 West 6th Street, not Mrs Luttrell of 605 West 6th Street as previously reported. The corrected name and address update the record.
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Navy
Blanche Lutterell
West 6Th St
Lutrell
Whooping Cough Tops Infantile Paralysis in Child Deaths
A health warning states whooping cough kills more children annually than infantile paralysis and scarlet fever combined. Many deaths result from parental neglect of precautions to prevent exposure. Cases rise through winter, peak in March or April, and spread until midsummer as affected children expose others. Inn erspring mattresses should be turned regularly to reduce exposure risk.
Soto brothers sweep marble tournament in Corona
The Corona City Recreation Department under Director Ross Cunningham hosted a marble tournament with winners in older and younger age groups. Winners included Joseph Soto Manuel Garcia Ruben Soto and Rob Matthews among others with Norma McNutt Dorothy Carroll Betty Andrews and Hazel Steele in girls events. Mexican American participation noted as part of a broad recreation program.
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Joe
Ruben
Joseph
City Recreation Department
Ross Cunninghaim
Manuel Garcia
Joseph Soto
Richard Hoover
Bob Matthews
Ruben Soto
Joe Soto
Raymond Angelo
Sylvester Heredia
Macario Hernandez
Manuel Hernandez
Jacks
Norma McNutt
Dorothy Carroll
Betty Andrews
Dorothy Andrews
Hazel Steele
Corona City Recreation Department
Corona Recreation
Ross Cunningham
The
Wage conflicts and minority power threaten prosperity
The piece argues that CIO leaders push wage hikes causing price rises and government strain, warning that minority-led strikes in coal steel and power threaten mass production and national health and safety. It calls for new legislation to curb minority power and preserve American liberty and prosperity.
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America
Congress
Adkinson Group Spent $16 925 14 in Nov Election
Campaign finance shows the Ray Adkinson for Congress committee spent $16 925 14 backing Adkinson in the race to represent the twenty second district covering Orange Riverside and Imperial counties. Republican totals outpaced Democrats with Knowland giving back 2700. Fostered by Howser’s $71 138 backing.
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Adkinson Group
Ray Adkinson
Congress
Santa Ana
Orange County
Adkinson
John Phillips
Orange
Riverside
Imperial
United Press
Sacramento
California
U.S
William F. Knowland
Fred N. Howser
State Central Committee
Republican Finance
Walter Johnson Names Baseball Heroes in Personal Letter
The late Walter Johnson listed baseball greats in a writer’s interview. He named Grover Cleveland Alexander as the best pitcher, Shoeless Joe Jackson as his pick for best natural hitter, Ty Cobb as best all around player, and praised Jackson’s hitting and Cobb’s ability to exploit pitching weaknesses.
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Walter Johnson
Johnson
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Joe’’ Jackson
Ty Cobb
Alexander
Rube Waddell
Alex
Jackson
Black Sox
Cobb
Weather and markets brief with fruit auction results
Variable high cloudiness tonight and Friday with night fog along the coast. Cooler west portions tonight and Friday. Temperatures listed with rainfall 7.37 inches. Dow Jones closes with totals for Industrials 178.01 down 2.16 and 1,060,000 shares traded. New York auction notes report twelve carloads of navel oranges sold at auction today.
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Dow-Jones
New York
United Nations agrees on new arms control plan
A UN disarmament subcommittee adopted a compromise plan to establish comprehensive arms control and convene a special General Assembly to approve a world peace control framework. The Security Council would draft treaties, then present them to the assembly before ratification by nations. The plan preserves the UN atomic energy commission’s authority while tackling atomic weapons.
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United Nations Hall
Flushing
United Nations
UN General Assembly
UN Atoms Energy Commission
Refugee from Nazi camps kills herself after arrest
Hungarian born Ancy Landau 26 died in her jail cell the day after being arrested for shoplifting luxuries she could not afford her family said. Her brother in law Sam Levitt said she believed she had disgraced them. Landau endured two years in camps at Belnen and Osciewicz witnessing family deaths from overwork and starvation.
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Pasadenay
Ancy Landau
Sam Levitt
Mas Landau
Belnen
Osciewicz
Final Tribute Paid to Charles and Effie Hoover
Hundreds crowded the First Baptist church to pay final tribute to Charles T. and Effie Hoover who died in a plane crash last Friday in the San Bernardino mountains. City officials and Elks lodge members attended as pallbearers listed include Mayor Colbern and Police Chief Lowery. Burial was in Sunnyslope Cemetery.
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First Baptist Church
Bagement
Charles T
Effie Hoover
Corona
San Bernardino Mountains
Ile
Charles French
Hoovers
Charlie
Hoover
W. M. Colbern
Frank Morrell
RK. J. Steiner
Charles Verity
John Ganahl
Lowery
Richard Chapman
San Bernardino
Nick Miller
D. D. Roos
James Farrage
Joe Beck
Jerry Emerson
Local Building Permits Issued To Several Firms And Individuals
Building permits issued include JF Quinn at 437 Sherman St for a residence valued at 3000 by self contractor A A Meyer at 64 NE Blvd for commercial alterations valued at 100 by self contractor G Pretier at 1119 Washburn St for a new roof by Rigid Mfg Co Electrical permits go to J L Bay 322 Sherman St The Owl Cafe 327 W 8th St and Robert W Merton 607 Wi St Plumbing permits issued to P Montes 306 Main St and Toby s Cafe 1284 W 6th St
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Sherman St
A. A. Meyer
N.E. Blvd
G. Pretier
Washburn S&t
Wi. St. St
P. Montes
Main St
Toby's
W. 6Th St
Underground Telephone Cables Move Replacing Overhead Lines
Australian lines go underground with six miles of buried cable per mile of overhead line, signaling a major shift in communications infrastructure and reducing visual impact while expanding capacity and reliability.
Icehouse blaze crushes NYC tenement killing and injuring dozens
A fire at a defunct ice house on Amsterdam Avenue ignited ammonia fumes and toppled a rear wall onto a six story tenement. Ten people died and about 29 were injured with 36 still unaccounted for amid rescue efforts. Four youths were detained for questioning as authorities probe the disaster.
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Ana
New York
Fee
Knickerbocker Fee Company
Upper West Side
Anthony Blancardi
Babrini Hospital
Frank Moorehead
William F. O'Dwyer
Cabrini Hospital
Jewish Memorial
Presbyterian
Amsterdam Avenue
West
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Labor tensions rise as CIO wage push meets opposition
Across the globe reports cite mounting opposition to the CIO demand for a 25 percent wage hike. Critics call the plan silly while some say gains must come from consumers, and others withhold comment.
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CIO
Truman
CPA
New York
France
Blum
Santa
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