Power People 10 Spend 100000 in Elsinore Area
F. C. Dolson of Southern Sierras Power announces a plan to invest over 100000 in Elsinore to build a 33000 volt substation and switching center at Spring and Pottery, add a Perris to Elsinore tie line, and upgrade the Elsinore Corona line. The project creates a four line radiating network with new transformer banks, bus structures, oil circuit breakers, and a future building complex for operations and storage.
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F. C. Dolson
Southern Sierras Power Company
Corona
Elsinore
Perris
Perris-Elsinore
San Bernardino
Spring and
Pottery Streets
Temecula
Hisinoré
Power debate on Santa Fe coast lines meeting in San Bernardino
Officials from California and Arizona railroads discussed power demands for wheat shipments along the coast lines of the Santa Fe in San Bernardino. H S Wall mechanical superintendent of the Coast lines led the sessions in the shop assembly hall.
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San’ Bernardino
Santa Fe
California
Arizona
San Bernardino
H. S. Wall
Coast Lines
Los Angeles
Orange Show calls for space at San Bernardino exposition
More than 150 applications approved for space in the national orange show's industrial exhibit in San Bernardino, with 50 still under board review. Plans for the citrus exposition set for February 13 to 23 advance as William J. Keowah's Hollywood crew begins roughing in main building decorations.
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San Bernardino
William J. Keowah
Hollywood
Buy at home for Christmas in Corona ads urge patronage
The piece urges residents to shop locally this Christmas as Corona merchants advertise new merchandise and competitive prices. It notes leaders and merchants alike promote buying at home, stressing service and value from familiar, trusted shops.
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Long
Corona
Daily Independent
Carrier Boys Battle for Independent Prize Contests
Carrier boys in Corona drive subscriptions for the Daily Independent with a six day contest ending tomorrow. Points come from renewals and new subscriptions as hustling teams push for top totals and a cash prize. The boys appeal to patrons for support and note appreciation for community help.
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Corona
Independens
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Keeping Busy Arthur Cane in Desert Scenes for Christmas
Corona artist Arthur Cane says he is devoting spare moments to his studio work and completing large desert scene paintings for Christmas gifts. His Palm Springs displays attract much attention and have begun bringing in orders.
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Arthur Cane
Corona
Palm, Springs
Levels of Wells in San Bernardino Valley Rise
Despite ongoing drought in Southern California the San Bernardino valley wells show gradual gains. The Newmark well rose nearly two feet in the last month while other city wells and county hospital supplies, plus private sources in the east end, also gained.
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California
San Bernardino
Board of Water Commissioners of
Southland
William Starke
Newmark
Level readers heed the Monitor at risk and faith
The Christian Science Monitor notes that those who stay on the level are often the ones who take the greatest risks in pursuit of truth. Contends that steady integrity challenges bold reckoning in journalism and life.
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Science ‘Monitor
Sheriff Seizes 2000 Gallons of Wine Near Norco
Riverside County officers led by Sheriff Sweeter seized 2000 gallons of wine at Nebo Agliana’s ranch north of Norco near Wineville after a San Bernardino tip. Agliana jailed on possession charges. brother John Aylana linked to San Bernardino raid. Still found in basement and barn. tied to a large illicit distillery operation near the county line.
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Sweeter
Riverside County
Nebo Agliana
Norco
Midway
Wineville
San Bernardino County
San’ Bernardino County
Sweeters
Agliana
Aylana
John Aylana
Chino
San Quentin
Ciry
San Bernardino
Northcott
Citrus Lions Meet at Riverside With Sam Carpenter Speech
Corona Lions club officers listed Ralph W. Stanfield president Roscoe Johnson secretary and W Curtis Sawyer laymen attended a citrus belt council Lions gathering in Riverside. Sam Carpenter district governor of Los Angeles praised Northern California Lions progress and predicted Lions growth in the Southland, noting the movement is at the threshold of a great development.
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Corona
Interest Shown by Pupils Pleases High School Teacher
C C Hancock, a high school faculty member, expresses pleasure at the notable interest taken by pupils in his class this season. He notes that such engagement is typical for this time of year but emphasizes the exception seen this year.
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C. C. Hancock
Asméater
Corona seeks fresh mechanical exhibit for citrus show
The Corona chamber of commerce seeks a new mechanical device idea to display local citrus strengths at the national orange show in San Bernardino starting February 13. The feature exhibit committee, led by H. W. Hall, invites public suggestions for a novel, cost effective and eye catching display aimed at winning prizes.
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Corona
San Bernardino
Chamber of Commerce
H. W. Hall
Exchange Lemon Products Company
Clarence McCarty
Southland
Liquor Case Dismissed as Lead Witness Absent
The liquor sale case against Sam Muratore was dismissed in Judge H K Stahl's court on motion by Albert Ford district attorney after the lead witness Hall disappeared from the county and state. Riverside official word had jurors summoned but no trial occurred as the witness remained unavailable.
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Sam Muratore
H K. Stahl
Albert Ford
Joseph Seymour
Riverside
Oig
Riverside County
Liebig
Supervisors Reply On Maitland Extradition Suit
Riverside board files an answer to the Maitland suit seeking $3000 for alleged Northcott extradition service. The defense says Vancouver attorney Albert Ford overcharges and the bill was not properly presented. It alleges the bill should have gone through the extradition agent and received California attorney general approval. It also claims Maitland did not fix his charge with Riverside county officials.
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Albert Ford
R. L. Maitland
Board of Supervisors
Northcott
Vancouver
California
Maitland
Riverside
Riverside youth acquitted in petit theft trial
Riverside youth Harl Ivie, a young businessman, was acquitted by a justice court jury yesterday after a second trial on a charge of petit theft tied to a mail order suit business carried on in Riverside.
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Riverside
Harl.Ivie
Justice Court
One advantage of marriage quoted in humor
A humorous quip from the San Diego Union argues that a married man gains a legal edge if his wife shoots him, claiming it would be only manslaughter. The line reflects dry social satire rather than a court ruling.
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San, Diego
Pomona Woman Dies of Botulism After Home Canned Corn
Mrs. Harry Moore of Pomona died at the Pomona community hospital after contracting botulism from home canned corn eaten Friday night. The fatal case drew doctors from Los Angeles and others, as the illness can affect the central nervous system without typical stomach symptoms. Seven teen chickens on the Moore ranch died after eating a portion of the same corn.
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Pomona
Harry Moore
Pomona Community Hospital
Moore Ranch
P. P. Laughlin
Anna Brekke
Harold Perry
William Jenney
Los Angeles
Progress edition bundled with Daily Independent delivery
The Progress edition is being distributed with the Daily Independent tonight and tomorrow night due to carrier load. Subscribers missing the special edition on Friday or Saturday can call 35 or visit the business office for delivery. Extra copies available at the chamber of commerce for wider reader reach.
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Progress
Daily Independent
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club Plans Christmas Cheer For Corona Community
The Corona Lions Club announced a Christmas baskets program for needy local homes after a regular luncheon at the Kinney Grill. George Claytor chaired the Christmas cheer committee with C A Colbern and Dave Jones. plans include groceries and food distributions with careful list checks. Guest speaker Mr Piper of Lemons Products discussed industrial cooperation and employee relations, praising management and workers. Initiation plans were set for three new members and a committee led by Rev FF EB White Dr Carl Russell and Gerald Emerson will handle details.
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Kinhey Grill
George Claytor
C. A. Colbern
Dave Jones
George Stanley
Exchange Lemons Products Company
Piper
Lions Club
Phen
Stanfield
EB. White
Carl Russell
Gerald Emerson
Wis
Coronaland to Name Debates Judges Again in District
A district meeting of twenty or more faculty advisors and student representatives from seven high schools voted to restore judges for inter school debates. W. Curtis Sawyer, principal, was named manager of the debating and given power to choose judges from colleges of Southern California, with students serving as judges.
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Corona
W. Curtis Sawyer
Colleges
Southern California
Postmaster Roscoe Johnson Acknowledges COVID Postal Rush
Roscoe Johnson admits he is the best postmaster in Corona today. He jokes about feelings after the Christmas rush and urges people to mail their letters early.
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Roscoe Johnson
Corona
Californians Should Get Automotive Plate Business
Suit filed by an agent for a St. Louis company seeks 26000 in commissions from Sacramento officials after he claims loss. Capital administration awarded plates for 1430 vehicles to two San Francisco firms at 15 cents per pair, over the agent’s 12.5 cents bid for the St. Louis manufacturer. Courts must decide if commissions can stick while political debate may touch differential pricing in the next state campaign.
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R. C. Harbison
San Bernardino Sun
St. Louis
Sacramento
Capital
San Francisco
Woman Pleads Guilty in Elsinore Liquor Case
A woman pleaded guilty to liquor possession in Elsinore and was fined 500 with 450 suspended by Judge Kalina. She must pay 40, and must leave town.
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Mildred Hardy
Elsinore
Kalina
Ontario divorce case widens with wife missing in Paris
The Ontario divorce fight between James Neille Northe and his estranged wife Mrs Aileen More Northe gains a new angle as reports say Mrs Northe heads to Paris likely missing the annulment proceeding. Attorney J McClitcheon doubts she will actually go to Paris while her affairs are in the hands of Bert Whipple who was killed in a car fire in San Antonio Canyon.
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Ontario
James Neille Northe
Aileen More Northe
Beaumont Protests Over Improvement District Plans
Residents protest the plans for Improvement District No 3 in Beaumont, criticizing the cost of upgrading Beaumont avenue and other streets. The issue goes to the board of supervisors in Riverside next Monday morning.
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Beaumont
Board of Supervisors
Riverside
Beaumont Avenue
Low Bid by Lewis Construction in High-Gear Route Project
From San Bernardino Dec 12 the Lewis Construction Company of Los Angeles submitted the low bid of F1s89 687 for a 6.7 mile oil-mix paving project from Squirrel Inn to 4.5 miles west of Running Springs Park in Waterman Canyon. Grading and paving of the lower link will start later.
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San Bernardino
Lewis Construction Company
Los Angeles
State Department of Public Works
Sacramento
Squirrel Inn
Tue Point
Running Springs Park
Waterman Canyon
Visitors at Hotel Kinney include multiple Los Angeles guests
This morning at the Hotel Kinney Corona welcomed F. E. Hobson George H. Burch C. R. Stover H K Gregg G B Clarke Fuller ranch Jerry Heard and F H Hunt all identified as from Los Angeles.
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Corona
Hotel Kinney
F. E. Hobson
George H. Burch
C. R. Stover
H K. Gregg
Los Angeles
G. B. Clarke
Fuller Ranch
Jerry Heard
F. H. Hunt
County road dispute looms over surfacing projects and Breed bill
Contractors threaten action before Riverside County Board of Supervisors over road work funding and supervision. The dispute centers on nine miles of Palm Springs to Indio paving and mountain road labor, with bids allegedly higher and the Breed Bill invoked to require bids on projects over two thousand dollars. The county road department and contractors are expected to clash as scrutiny focuses on who controls prison road labor and the oil-nix surface standards.
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Riverside
Board of Supervisors
Palm Springs
Indi
Pri
County Road Department
Neto
Fed
Funeral Services for Mrs Phoebe Suydam
Funeral services for the late Mrs Phoebe Suydam who died Wednesday evening at a Hollywood hospital will be held Monday at ten at the First Baptist Church with Rev. FL EL White officiating. The body will be laid to rest at Forest Lawn cemetery Glendale at three in the afternoon.
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Phoebe Suydam
Hollywood
Riverside Attorney Joseph Seymour Visits Corona
Joseph Seymour prominent Riverside attorney and secretary of the republican county central committee was in Corona this morning on justice and court matters and visiting friends. He says he has withdrawn from the State vs Johnson case and conferred with Ralph Stanfield about a meeting of the central committee to be held within a week.
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Joseph Seymour
Riverside
Republican County Central Committee
Corona
Alo
Johnson
County ‘Cent Committee
Seymour
Ralph Stanfield
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