Notes On My Cuff Notes On My Cuff As Jotted Down
A short set of casual notes written in a notebook style. The frayed pages capture thoughts and reminders in a personal voice. The writing reveals everyday reflections and improvised observations.
23 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1935
Page
1
A short set of casual notes written in a notebook style. The frayed pages capture thoughts and reminders in a personal voice. The writing reveals everyday reflections and improvised observations.
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh Mrs. Lindbergh and their three year old son Jon sailed from New York secretly seeking a new home in England amid rising fear for son’s safety and concern over Hauptmann accomplices.
Corona police face critiqued handling of information after a wide search for a missing Los Angeles girl in Temescal Canyon ended at 3 30 am with her safe return. Miss Lillian Shanley had reported getting separated from friends near Temescal Canyon while en route home, sparking a large hunt that injured one rescuer. Authorities call for improved message routing between city hall and police and assign a single official to handle urgent information.
The New Jersey Court of Pardons may consider clemency for Bruno Richard Hauptmann a week to ten days before his scheduled death for the Lindbergh baby murder and kidnapping. The court acts as a last resort, with the governor and six lay judges convening in a secret session to decide on mercy.
Bruno Richard Hauptmann petitioned the New Jersey court of pardons for clemency today. The Lindbergh baby kidnapper faces a January execution. Governor Hoffman will be notified and arrange a post Christmas meeting of the court. The panel includes the governor, chancellor, and six lay judges. a majority must vote for leniency.
The Cajalco project will create a four mile long barrier to hold back water for the Metropolitan Water District. A 7500 foot cut off wall is being built at the reservoir site and will reach into solid rock in places. The structure will be 24 inches thick and designed to withstand Colorado River water storage for 13 member cities.
A severe Mid-Pacific storm forced the China Clipper to turn back about 700 miles from Honolulu and land at its Alameda base at 5 50 this morning. Captain Edwin Musick praised for safe decision and commended by Pan American Airways officials.
Federal officials from the Interstate Commerce Commission arrived to aid the Appomattox River crash probe. The bus plunged through an open drawbridge into icy water. no passengers survived. Investigators seek whether mechanical failure or other mishap caused the accident.
Spinal meningitis outbreaks dotted Oklahoma with bans to curb spread. National guardsmen patrolled Perry to enforce isolation while McAllister prison was quarantined and several towns listed as danger spots. In Hobart cases diminished and quarantines were lifted.
Thomas Gordon 82, a survivor of Custer's regiment from the 1876 massacre at Little Big Horn, died at the Naval hospital in Chelsea Massachusetts. The American Legion will oversee his military funeral tomorrow.
Fire Chief Perle Glass warns Coronans about holiday fire hazards from decorations toys and lighting. He urges safety film use for home projectors avoid nitro cellulose film and candles on trees to prevent fires during Christmas season.
Irma Krumholtz fainted while walking home from a Springfield dentist office, after recalling the drill used.
Stores were open late as Saturday night shopping rush drew one of the largest crowds in months. Santa Claus attracted children while adults bought gifts and food. Merchants expect two more brisk evenings before Christmas, with many calling this season among the best in years.
For the first time in years the Riverside county grand jury will be impaneled the same day outgoing jurors file their report and are discharged. Superior Judge G R Freeman supervised a 30 member panel drawing and ordered report at 2 p m Dec 26 for 19 to serve in 1936.
John Shaver 81 longtime Fifth Supervisorial District member died Friday in San Jacinto attributed to self inflicted monoxide poisoning. Funeral services were held with county board of supervisors as pallbearers. Shaver left notes to Rosa Aguirre and bank officials. No inquest will be held. his widow and son Francis Shaver survive.
President Roosevelt signs an executive order terminating the National Emergency Administration. Remaining NEA staff move to Commerce and Labor departments. The consumer division transfers to Labor until June 30 1937, and other divisions shift by April 11.
Riverside county Christmas seal sale proceeds exceeded 2500 with Miss Catherine Foster stating receipts at 202 dollars so far. The effort supports tuberculosis control across the county and 15000 letters have been mailed to Riverside residents urging purchases before Christmas Day.
Coronans will send a large official delegation to the Citrus Belt League of California Municipalities Christmas party in Colton. Mayor Dan Huckin, president of the organization, notes plans include an interim winter visit to Indio on Jan 24 and a reception for the league in San Bernardino on Jan 28. The group will host guests at the San Bernardino National Orange Show and a Pedicry dinner meeting.
Paul J. Lichtenfels of Los Angeles, a leading figure in the Townsend movement, speaks at Corona tonight for Townsend Club No 2. Miss Ren White of Lincoln School faculty will present the magical program at the Woman's clubhouse at 7 30.
The expression notes the positive side of hardship yet cautions when misused to excuse or justify perversity. It contrasts resilience with moral deviation and hints at the complex role of suffering in character formation.
Eighteen cars of navels and three cars of Valencias plus 23 cars of lemons moved today with navels quoted from 2.69 to 4.05, Valencias 1.20 to 4.00, lemons 9.80 to 5.95, plus varied Corona lemon listings from Queen Colony Print Exchange with multiple brand names and prices across Cleveland and New York markets.
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