Justice Office May Be Moved From City Hall
Riverside County may relocate all county offices from Corona City Hall if the Justice of the Peace offices move upstairs. The county currently rents the Justice Court quarters for 50 dollars monthly and plans shift of other departments downstairs. Officials note potential vacancy effects on health and welfare offices and discuss upcoming 1952 elections and new lower court structure set to take effect January 1, 1952.
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Corona City Hall
Justice of the Peace
William E. Jones
Riverside County
Justice Court
City Hall
Metall
W. E. Dugan
Sanitarian
Marion Beach
Wieh Tnterhill
Corona
Chales Gramlich
Corong
Dilzo
Welfare Department
Katz
Willie S. Candill
Three Corona youths finish seaman recruit training
Three Corona youths Alfred L. Tenney Thomas O. Moffett and Norman Lee Lovett completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center San Diego They are now available for assignment to a Fleet of to one of the Navy's eyetelan training. They underwent intensive drill in signal navigation basic ordnance and seamanship and were indoctrinated into Navy customs and ways.
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Corona
USN
Alfred L. Tenney
J. L. Tenney
Main Street
Thomas O. Moffett
F. C. Moffett
Gilbert Avenue
Norman Lee Lovett
Andrew M. Lovett
East Grand Blvd
Naval Training's Center
San Diego
Navy
Market report: Dow closes higher as volume falls
Dow Jones industrial average gains 0.08 as 30 stocks anchor the session at 229.27. Railroads slip 0.97 to 13.45 while utilities ease 0.11 to 39.26. Broad market declines see 65 stocks average down 0.37 at 83.91 on 2,140,000 shares traded.
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Dow-Jones
City Weather Summary
Official temperature report notes a high of 73 degrees for today and a low of 45 degrees last night. The data reflects standard midseason conditions for the urban area.
Corona Stores to Be Open Evenings Starting Dec 20
The Corona Chamber of Commerce retail division set evening Christmas shopping hours starting Wednesday December 20. All Corona stores will stay open at night for shoppers. Applications to solicit in the city will be available after the new year. The division now requires any organization to apply through the chamber before solicitation. Local Christmas street decorations have drawn favorable notes from the chamber.
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Corona Chamber of Commerce
Lindy’s
Corona
Chamber of Commerce
Wrong address delays car fire response at Sixth and Victoria
Firemen arriving at Tenth and Main were sent to a service station at Sixth and Victoria where attendants had already put out a car fire. Fire officials cited a wrong address as the cause. The call came around 2 pm.
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Tenth
Main Streets
Sixth
Victoria
Policemen Attend Fifth Annual Police Ball
Corona Police Department announces tickets for the Fifth Annual Police Ball available from officers or at City Hall. The Dec 16 dance at the American Legion Hall benefits the officers health and insurance fund with George Rearick's Colonial Club Orchestra. Admission is $1.50 per couple.
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Corona Police Department
City Hall
American Legion Hall
J. S. Lowery
Offcers’ Health and Insurance Fund
George Rearick
Colonial Club
Alice
Eleven Junior High Spelling Bees Leave 11 Contestants
CJHS spelling series continues as 11 seventh to ninth graders remain in the race after three elimination bees. Teachers Miss Thrasher and Mrs Horton note words like necessity and surgeon challenge spellers. Winners from Classroom on the Air recently eliminated another member.
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Ed Ritter
Corone
Paul Crable
CJHS
Mr. Crable
Linda Liston
Carol Ann Emerson
Bob Hendrickson
Evelyn McCoy
Gary Arnold
Genevieve Nelson
Charles Hayes
Mary Jenkins
John Tomme
Lupe Ramirez
Beverly
KBUC
George Abby
California
Johnson
Kibby
School Board Tackles Red Ink and Bus Misconduct
The Corona School Board met past midnight tackling finance, curriculum, insurance, and playground needs. Two junior high students linked to bus misconduct were suspended and to attend parochial school as juvenile court decisions loom. The district faces a $43,000 deficit and a $2,387 cafeteria loss with new central kitchen planned after year start.
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Corona School Board
Sam Waldrip
Jefferson
Lincoln
Sierra Vista
Norco
U S Supports Arab Asian Korean Peace Plan Amid Korean War Debate
United States backs a proposed three nation commission to seek a Korea cease fire as the UN debates the Arab Asian peace plan. Russia blocks immediate vote while Indian and Chinese delegates signal desire for a peaceful settlement.
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United States
United Nations
Korea
Warren Austin
Assemly
Austin
Syria
Truce Commission
Russia
U.N
Benegal Rau
Citrus market notes and theft report update
Grapefruit and lemons hold steady while oranges ease slightly in California pricing. New York sees higher navels and Jems. overall market details include packed and loose fruit ranges. Police probe theft at Hayward Chamber Co allocating $95 value with a sliding door entry.
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L. A. Citrus Report
San Joaquin Valley
New York
Hayward Camber Co
George Padgett
Co. B. Biggers
War Stalemate as News Blackout Masks Frontline Moves
The fighting stalls with a news blackout on the northeast front covering the 60,000 strong 10th Corps at Hungnam. No word from the Allied fleet offshore. on the western front 50 miles of no man's land separate the American Eighth Army and Chinese forces. Two Mongolian cavalry divisions reportedly move toward the front as American units engage North Koreans.
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United Press Radio
Korea
MacArthur
Seoul
Inchon
Pusan
Hupnam
Magrines
Kanelout Punehound
Uncle Sam
Formosa
Indo-China
Peking
USN
United States
Formosac
U.N
Hungnam
No Man's Land
Eighth Army
Western Europe Defense Plan Sees German Units Under Allied Command
In London twelve NATO nations agreed to include German military units in a joint Western European army. Command would be under a supreme allied commander, likely General Dwight D. Eisenhower. Chiefs of staff plan to meet with North Atlantic deputies to finalize a defense blueprint for the region.
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London
Dwight Eisenhower
Western Europe
Truman to Announce Wage Price Plan This Week
President Truman expected to order a national emergency proclamation with wage and price controls. He will address the nation Friday or Saturday after meetings with cabinet and wage stabilization board and talks with top congressional leaders for final plan approval.
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Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Egg prices ease after 30 year highs last week
Wholesale egg costs fell as much as 15 cents a dozen in New York and Philadelphia from last week’s 30 year peak while retail prices are expected to fall. Trade sources cite consumer resistance larger farm shipments and Army bidding cuts. Los Angeles wholesale large grade A eggs rose to 78 to 87 cents reflecting a week of hefty government buying.
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New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Major Leagues stuck with Chandler for 18 months
Baseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler will lead the major leagues for the next 18 months after turning down a buyout of his contract. Branch Rickey of the Pirates is to stand by in St. Petersburg as owners meet in a session on succession. Dumont calls Chandler’s ouster a blow to sandlot baseball as Chandler braces for pressure from friends amid public praise and private doubts.
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A. B. Chandler
Chandler
Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Petersburg
Fla
Baseball
Rickey
Raymond Dumont
National Baseball Congress
America
Strange Light and Smoke in Alaska Skies Reported by Pilot
A Northwest Airlines pilot reported near Mount Sanford in Alaska that a white flash followed by a dense smoke cloud forced instrument flight through the cloud mass. The plane was en route from Anchorage to Minneapolis.
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Alaska
Northwest Airlines
Anchorage
Mount Sanford
Minneapolis
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