Federal Wages Threaten General Nurse Shortage
A shortage of nurses worsens as Corona Naval Hospital seeks 24 civilian nurses and 25 aides. The Navy is also short, with Civil Service pay higher than local hospitals can match. Local hospitals report high costs and potential fee increases to cover wage rises.
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Corona U.S. Naval Hospital
Navy
General Hospital
Corona Hospital
Civil Service
Federal Civil Service Commission
Robert Simpson
Naval Hospital
Naval
inter-California State Nurses’ Association
H. E. Herman
County Hospital
Corona
Yule Decorating Judging Monday Evening
The Garden club will judge the annual Christmas decor contest Monday evening between 7 and 10 30 by club members and three outside experts. Four classes cover best overall scene tree door and window with prizes in three city sections and shrub prizes for first place winners.
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Garden Club
Carl Pilate
Main
Sixth Street
Sixth’ Street
Chamber of Commerce
Corona Garden Club
Opie Bolland
Karl Erickson
Henry Tuthill
Carl Plate
John Brown
Nancy Shank
School Trustees Chief Seeks More State Funds for Schools
In Sacramento the State School Trustees Association president Carl Munck proposes that the legislature add about 18 million dollars in state aid to schools beyond the 7 million dollar increase from Proposition 2. He outlines six financing phases to be funded from sources outside electorate-approved funds, facing opposition from the California Teachers Association the State Chamber of Commerce and the Congress of Parents and Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
State School Trustees Association
Carl Munck
California Teachers Association
State Chamber of Commerce
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Munck
Siamese twins Brodie brothers show two fates after separation
Doctors at the University of Illinois hospital report minute-to-minute survival for Roger Lee Brodie while Rodney Dee Brodie, the favored twin, appears to be improving after the skull separation operation. The brothers, 15 months old, remain in critical condition with no prior survival of a similar case. The parents, Roy and Mrs. Brodie, wait as surgeons study remaining veins and hope for one life.
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University of Illinois Research and Educational Hospital
Roger Lee
Rodney Dee
Roger Lee Brodie
Chicago
Rodney Dee Brodie
Roger
Rodney
University of Illinois Hospital
Roy Brodie
Brodie
Two men sentenced for driving while intoxicated
Robert James Garlough of Corona pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Corona and was fined 150 in City Court. Roy Melburn Scott of Arlington admitted a similar charge in Justice Court and was fined 150. Scott was cited by CHP after an accident on December 12 on Pierce Street.
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Robert James Garlough
Corona
Roy Melburn Scott
Herman Street
Arlington
Wags
Scott
Pierce Street
Taft to Meet Durkin to Discuss Taft Hartley Revisions
Senator Robert Taft says he will meet with Secretary of Labor Durkin and labor leaders to discuss revising the Taft Hartley law on invitation from Durkin. Taft also indicates a run for Senate majority leader is virtually assured. A stray line notes raccoons do not wash all food.
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Senator Taft
Labor
Durkin
Robert Taft
Eisenhower
Taft
Martin Durkin
Senate
Washington
Stylea Bridges
New Hampshire
Corona Circlers Plan Evening High School Dance
The Corona Circlers automotive club hosts a benefit dance at 8:30 pm in the high school gym. Open to all, with door prizes and orchestra music. Admission is modest. The event is sponsored by Corona Police Department and targets younger car owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Circlers Automotive Club
Automotive Organization
Circlers
Corona Police Department
Judge May Stobbs Elected to Head County Association
Judge May G. Stobbs of the Jurupa Judicial District was elected president of the Judges Marshals and Constables Association for the coming year at the Norco Community Hall meeting. New officers include Judge Stanley Root as vice president and Mrs Gertrude Pitney Alford as secretary treasurer with a nominating committee led by Judge Caudill. The next installation is set for January 15 in West Riverside.
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May G. Stobbs
Coronan
Jurupa Judicial District Court
Judges, Marshals and Constables Association
Association
Justices and Constables Association
Norca
Judge Stobbs
Corona
Stanley 8. Root
Elsinore
Gertrude Pitney
Caudill
George Baehler
Anaheim
Bob Royce
Temescal Judicial District
Branley Root
Halsinore
Phillip Truby
Beaumont
Walter E. Hull
Hemet
Jack Lizer
Coachella
Weather update for beaches mountains and deserts
Beaches expect cloudy skies with rain tonight and showers tomorrow, then sun on Sunday with afternoon highs near 60. Mountains see clouds today and tomorrow with snow above 5000 feet tomorrow, occasional sun on Sunday, and highs near 35 at 6000 feet. Deserts have intermittent sun today through Sunday with showers tomorrow, cool today with highs near 62 in upper valleys and 70 in lower valleys, and cooler Sunday.
Grass Valley Man Named Corona Chamber Secretary Manager
Don Burns a 24 year old Grass Valley secretary manager and former reporter has been chosen to succeed Bryant Chandier as executive secretary of the Corona Chamber of Commerce. The selection followed a review of 65 applicants by a panel of ex ecutives from Riverside Anaheim and Alhambra chambers and the Corona executive committee. Burns will be formally introduced at the January 7 installation dinner.
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Don Burns
Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce
Bryant A. Chandier
Corona Chamber
Mr. Burns
Long Beach
University of Southern California
Burns
Chambers of Commerce
Legal Chamber
Adler
Corona
Riverside County
Butéhu
Corona Post
William Colbern
Riverside Chamber
Ernie W. Miller
Anaheim Chamber
Woody Wade
Alhambra C. of
California
Chamber of Commerce
Grass Valley
Chandler
Clair Hutchison
W. L. Bennington
Bennington
Hutchison
Lyle W. Swaney
A. J. Velthoen
Robert B. Snedecor
Eisenhower Tops 1952 News in UP Year End List
United Press editors name the year 1952 as a period of radical change led by Dwight D. Eisenhower’s nomination and election as the first Republican president in 20 years. The list highlights the H bomb tests, Korean War turmoil, a steel seizure ruling, and Farouk’s ouster, with other major events trailing in rank.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Press
U. P
U. S
Supreme Court
Elizabeth TE
George VI
Carlson
New Jersey
Newark
Iran
Britain
Farouk
Atlantic
Eisenhower
Egypt
Pacific
United States
Panmunjom
Seoul
Surpreme
Elizabeth
N. J
Robert P. Patterson
British Oil Co
Mossadegh
Great Britain
Michigan
New Mexico
Illinois
Ohio
Idaho
Phil Murray
William Green
Gertrude Lawrence
General Eigenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Matilda Kilbourne Dead at 98 Former Riverside Resident
Matilda Kilbourne aged 98, formerly of 4068 Davidson Street Home Gardens, died December 17 in Riverside. She leaves two sons Harry N Kilbourne and Charles D Kilbourne of Litchfield Connecticut. Evans Mortuary of Elsinore handles arrangements and the body will be sent to Litchfield for burial.
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Matilda Kilbourne
Davidson Street
Home Gardens
Riverside
Harry N
Charles D. Kilbourne
Litchfield
Conn
Evans
Elsinore
Eisenhower NAMES Navy Army and Defense Chiefs
President elect Eisenhower fills four top posts selecting Robert Stevens to head the Army Robert Anderson to lead the Navy Harold Talbott to run the Air Force and Roger Kyes as Deputy Secretary of Defense GM chief Charles Wilson will be secretary of defense. Taft declares candidacy for Senate majority leader.
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Eisenhower
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense
Robert Stevens
South Plainfield
N. J
Stevens
General Electric
General Foods
Robert Anderson
Vernon
Texas
Anderson
Charles Wilson
Defence
Wilson
General Motors
Kyea
Helena
Warren to Name New Senator Monday in Nixon Succession
In Sacramento Earl Warren will appoint a new senator on Monday to succeed Vice President-elect Richard Nixon. The appointee will serve until the next general election and must be a Southern California man with top candidates including Thomas H. Kinchel Laughlin B. Watera and Edward Shattuck.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
Richard M. Nixon
Warren
Southern California
Thomas H.kinchel
Anaheim
Laughlin B. Watera
Los Angeles
Edward 8. Shattuck
Truman outlines foundations for peace amid wartime legacy
President Truman, addressing the National War College in Washington, reviewed eight years of his administration, saying foundations for a structure of peace were laid and American actions show the Communist expansion will be checked. He warned of unresolved problems for the Eisenhower era and urged support and frank critique for new leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
National War College
Washington
Eisenhower
Alleged Triggerman of Old Murder Inc Refuses to Testify
The waterfront underworld boss Albert Anastasia refused to answer questions before the New York State Crime Commission claiming his replies could incriminate him. In Washington, Edward Florio, a New Jersey union leader, pleaded guilty to perjury before a New York rackets grand jury and was sentenced to 18 months for denying a $2000 under the table payoff from a stevedoring firm president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York Srute Crime Commission
Albert Anastasia
Murder, Incorporated
Washington
New Jersey
New York
Edward Florio
Lattimore pleads innocent to red charge in Washington
Professor Owen Lattimore of Johns Hopkins denies leading communism in past years and pleads not guilty to seven counts of perjury before Federal Judge James Kirkland. Bail remains at $2,000 as trial is set for early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
Senate
Far Hinstern
James Kirkland
Washington
Cardial Designate McIntyre to Be Honored at Civic Dinner
Southern California editors and newsmen will honor Cardinal Designate J. Francis A. McIntyre at a civic dinner in the Biltmore Bowl on January 28. The event was announced by Catholic Press Council President William J. Beaton. Cardinal Spellman has arrived in Los Angeles as part of a Christmas flight to Korea.
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Southern California
J. Francis A. McIntyre
Biltmore Bowl
Catholic Press Council
William J. Beaton
Pasadena
KWKW
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Los Angeles
Korea
Cardinal Spellman
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Corona Junior High School
Rudy Ramos
Paul Crable
Marion Ashlock
Rex Nichols
Sharon Tucker
Barbara Vient
Mary Ann Wilson
Dorothy Titius
Bob van Blarcom
Carol Lynn Nolen
Bob Butler
Patricia Bonita
Ralph Wedertz
Liberia
Corona Circlers
May Stobbs
Pet
Oswald Lord
Cochairman
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Lord
U. N. Human ‘Rights Commission
Eleanor Roosevelt
OLD Murder, Inc
N. Y. Crime Quiz
Lattimore
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