20 Dec 1932
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1932
Page
1
A local note calls attention to overlooked families in Corona who will not receive Santa visits. It urges quick small tasks for homeowners in need and supports employing capable workers while stressing dignity and practical help for those not listed by relief agencies.
The Corona unemployment relief committee reports 507 job applications at the chamber of commerce clearing house, with about 100 new registrations in recent weeks. The municipal group, chaired by Howard V. Hall, allocates scarce work to the most deserving as it aims to reduce the peak unemployment through private, municipal, county, and state efforts.
A chamber plea asks organizations to distribute Christmas baskets to needy local families through a clearing house at the Chamber of Commerce. Welfare groups urge use of the system to avoid duplication while keeping file confidential. The Poy Hospital cooperates and offers toys for youngsters in need.
The county highway budget outlines extensive projects if legislature funds are approved. Key allocations include $40,000 for Riverside boundary improvements, $601,800 for the Jackrabbit Trail reroute to Riverside, and other upgrades like route 64 Black Butte to Blythe surfacing and route 76 Flamore to Palm Springs grading.
County officers began enforcing the new county prohibition ordinances replacing the Wright Act after a midnight repeal took effect. District Attorney Redwine and Sheriff Rayburn pledged rapid enforcement within their powers, with cases across unincorporated areas and several cities in the county. The measure treats liquor violations as high misdemeanors, triable in superior court, with penalties up to 600 dollars or seven months confinement or both. The Wright Act remained in force in Riverside, Corona, and other listed cities.
Two lawsuits filed in superior court allege Riverside county collected 834 and more in interest on county funds over a 14 year span starting in 1919, with fifteen causes of action. Plaintiff seeks accounting and payment of misappropriated sums, costs, and further relief.
Carroll Whets, in charge of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Christmas barrels at six profit stores, said the community response was strong with foodstuffs filling the containers daily. Cereals, flour, potatoes, and canned goods went to both young and old while donations continued at Adpebvet Seta and nearby markets. Miss Maury Louise Roach received a Riverside County education certificate.
Masonic lodge announces installation ceremonies for December 29 at Temple Masonic. Willibur Hoover, past grand master, to preside with Rothe Woo Maller as master of ceremonies and Mrs Esther Dickinson among speakers. Reception to follow with refreshments and tributes to retiring officers.
A local council notes ongoing issues in the Chee wide vidle sector project. City and county workers confront a group of spectators during Tuesday night events at the theatre, while employees discuss impacts.
The Wo Mo Dees edged the Alpha Betas by one point in a hard fought benefit game at the high school gym. Pracht scored two points and drew fouls, Barnes led the Dees with notable scoring, while Coach GG praised the effort and strategy in a vivid postgame recap.
Federal funds totaling about 40,0000 are allocated to the Perris site for road work. Supervisors aim to enable government use of the renamed money and to advance the project with approved contractor terms and timing. An employment component is noted, with funds directed to labor and project phases.
A power line project to support an aqueduct is underway with construction details indicating contractor involvement and workforce guidelines. The field notes reference local siting, contracting terms, and employment restrictions for district residents.
Coronans extend the drive to view Pasadena Christmas trees along Santa Rosa avenue. Charles Cobb, president of Pasadena bassaniiy, announces the Mile of Illuminated Trees display through the trees at $0 per evening. Organizers urge residents to attend and enjoy the holiday spectacle.
A work crew is building a federal camp headquarters near Cleveland to house and feed men. Workers include carpenters plumbers laborers and others and will erect buildings clear roads trenches and provide accommodation with meals and clothing as part of war effort preparations.
Loyola University President accepts invitation to a meeting on January 19. The report mentions speakers and preparatory steps for the event, with unclear context about key participants or outcomes.
County authorities plan to purchase dairy cows to ensure milk supply for the county hospital. Canal Supervisor and county board authorize funding for the purchase at costs to be determined. current estimates show a potential saving compared with existing arrangements.
The report notes temperatures near 35 degrees and little variation across the district. No rainfall is expected tonight and no significant temperature swings are forecast. Fog that shrouded the city yesterday and this morning is expected to lift this afternoon.
A garbled OCR passage describes a county charter revision process with drafts, public organization involvement, and distribution of tentative exhibits. It notes meetings, dates, and the aim to inform county groups and gather feedback on the proposed charter changes.
The Hemet city ordinance imposes a per day fee of BOO for distribution of advertising and permits a $8 daily or $500 quarterly fine for noncompliance. It references penalties for unlicensed dances and outlines deputy police supervision at expense of licensure sponsors. The text continues to page two.
Community notice invites all district youngsters to a Veterans Yule celebration. The event details and scheduling are listed amid multiple city notices and local service reminders.
A district luncheon honored guest L. J. Difani and officials including John Phil Ihe and Clarence Coleen. Attendees discussed local governance and community projects as the event proceeded at a public venue with attendees from state and county offices.
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