14 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
1
Judge Morton urges grand jury to act as a balance wheel between government and people. Dist Atty Earl Redwine accompanies jurors as they adjourn to the grand jury room. He notes federal laws touch daily life and jurors should investigate state law violations to aid the government.
Representatives of the AALA in Los Angeles meet Saturday to discuss administration of agreements with Arizona and Florida growers. The pacts enable prorating oranges and grapefruit to raise farm price levels amid overproduction and weak buying power. National forests cover 162 009 145 acres in the United States.
Reservations must be made by 5 p.m. Saturday with Secretary Wallace Sutler for the Riverside County Chamber of Commerce lunch at the San Jacinto Woman's clubhouse. Dr. William H. Burton of USC will speak on youth and community, drawing a large turnout. Also mentioned: Sicilian fishermen near Menfi found the skeleton of the Dixmude, lost in 1923 with 52 aboard, and a French hairdresser named Paul Bonhoure won a prize of 307000 francs.
Riverside shoppers and fans will see the Pittsburg Pirates and the Chicago White Sox train in Riverside with the Hollywood Stars of the Coast league. Evans Park at Brockton avenue and Fourteenth street will be used as training quarters starting March 1, with 40 to 45 players arriving. The park will be upgraded with a grass outfield and a new clubhouse. The Hollywood Stars’ move is seen as boosting Riverside as a spring training site.
California Highway Patrol reports nine month motor vehicle fatalities totaled 1 662 statewide, down 51 from 1932. Orange County led declines with 81 fewer deaths. several counties posted increases such as Contra Costa 22, Riverside 17, Santa Clara 15, Sacramento 13, San Diego 4, and Santa Barbara 3, while Los Angeles decreased 17.
Bids are invited for the new road extending from Cajon Pass to the Los Angeles county line. The route starts north of Camp Cajon, follows part of the Los Angeles Playground road, passes through Lancaster, and reaches Bailey's on the Ridge. The project promises about a 15 mile shorter route between San Bernardino and Lancaster and faster travel to the Ridge Route.
A 25 cent Bukets box from drug stores promises to ease bladder irritation and reduce nightly awakenings by cleansing acids and impurities. The claim notes Buchu leaves and juniper oil as key ingredients and offers a money back guarantee after four days if relieved. Coro na Drug Co. and Stanfield Drug Co. endorse Bukets as a nota ble bladder aid.
Corona theatre manager Glenn Harper warns of a worst night as El Wyn’s Midnite Spook Party promises a Ghost audience interactive fright. Carole Lombard stars in a feature while a Spiritualistic Seance and shivering specters lure Coronans to the midnight program.
California navel oranges rose while Valencias stayed level at eastern and midwestern centers. Total sales reached 78 carloads of oranges: 26 navels, 52 Valencia, and 19 lemons. New York quotes listed multiple Corona lemons with Progressive Sunkist at 4.60 and other varieties priced between 3.05 and 3.40.
Riverside's Magnolia Avenue is being beautified with robin rose bushes, 1000 planted along the famous thoroughfare under the city park department. 500 on each side. The plan aims to improve aesthetics on the busy avenue. In other news, German authorities banned the song Lazy Bones as it was deemed to encourage idleness.
Butter prices ranged from 17 to 20 cents with prime firsts at 19 cents and prime at 20. Egg prices showed a spread by grade with Large Clean extras at 25 cents, Clean standards 23 cents, and Small clean 19 cents, reflecting mixed quality and conditions.
Quotations from yesterday’s trading show hens and leghorns under 3.5 pounds at 10c, 3.5 to 4 pounds at 10c, 4 pounds and up at 11c. Colored hens varied 3.5 to 4 pounds at 14c and 4 pounds plus at 15c. Broilers 1 to 1.5 pounds at 12c, 1.5 to 2.5 pounds at 13c. Fryers and ducks listed with weights and prices. turkeys priced by weight with multiple categories.
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