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23 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1937
Page
1
Fragmented OCR hints at a continuation on page six for Kellone's phase. The readable bits suggest a discussion or feature continuing from prior columns. Further context is limited in the snippet.
A report notes the death of B. Kellogg at a local reserve of death area. Authorities have not released a full cause, and no further details are available.
Kye Ilington honors W R Hardy, longtime River Valley Home Gardens resident. Hardy once drove a bakery wagon in a bygone era, remembered by the community for his steady work and the small details of life on the road many years ago.
Fragmentary text mentions fines of $10,000 and a dispute over a tower. No clear entities or actions are readable to confirm a full story.
The Home Improvement Association hosted a community Christmas party at the schoolhouse with Bruce Stephens in charge. Santa Claus gave gifts including candy nuts and oranges to all children. The next meeting plans a pie social and dance on January 22 inviting the public.
The Independent reports on Corona receiving publicity through a local sponsorship display. The program includes a product showcase and a sponsor's involvement at the Circle City event.
The fragmented clipping shows calls from independent and Nebraska factions to force the President to run a third term as a reaction to the New Deal era. The wording hints at opposition lines and party realignments shaping a potential bid.
Franklin D Roosevelt cancels Christmas plans and heads west immediately with his daughter Mrs Anna Boettiger in tow. The move was announced as he travels to unspecified destinations amid ongoing wartime concerns.
Fragmentary telegraph text notes a strong earthquake centered near Mexico City about 250 miles from the observatory. Early reports indicate several deaths and unspecified damage as authorities begin assessments.
The Roma Investment Company board declares a dividend and mails checks to stockholders before Christmas. Blakeley notes continued improvement since the depression and an amount set aside to add to surplus and reserve, increasing total surplus.
Funeral services were held at the First Congregational church for George C. Berner a Corona building contractor who died Tuesday morning. Interment followed at Sunnyslope cemetery with pallbearers Frank Morrell Jack Lovedale Frank Emerson Clarence McCarty Frank Ware William McCarty and A M Root Jr. He was born April 23 1888 in Portland Oregon and leaves a widow Mabel C Berner a son Dale C Berner a brother H C Berner and four sisters all in Oregon and Colorado.
A $5 000 reward is advertised for the discovery of the Cleveland torso murders. The offer is made by a detective and marks the first reward in the case, aiming to spur a solution to the multiple grisly crimes.
The Riverside County Knights of Dunamis Eagle Scout Fraternity in La Verne held an officer installation by Old Baldy Chapter Tuesday evening. Corona attendees included Eagle Scouts Kenneth Whitcomb Bill Colbern Forrest Jones Farrel Jones Jimmie Nelson and sponsors Mr and Mrs Hailey Jones and Dr and Mrs D G Nelson. A dancing reception followed the ceremony.
More than 100 boys and girls attended the Rotary-Lion joint Yule party at Corona Union high school cafeteria hosted by 225 clubmen and guests. Santa Claus distributed gifts, George W. Claytor played Santa, and Rotary president Grant Van Valin presided. Community singing and baritone solos by Frank Newsom with piano accompaniment by Hilda Liebig followed a serve of a turkey dinner prepared by Mrs. Nettle Whitcomb. Roy Browning provided magic feats for entertainment.
Albert Broccoli, 29, of New York, admitted a fist fight with Ted Healy hours before Healy died. Coroner ruled death by natural causes. Police closed case. Broccoli’s account was reported as Healy being the aggressor at the Trocadero, a celebrity rendezvous.
The Church of God led by Sister Sally Jefferies hosts a Christmas pageant titled Little Annie's Dream. Myrtle Terry Bickhart wrote and directed the drama featuring 57 characters and two sisters in a home Eve before Christmas culminating in the manger scene with angels and bells.
Unsettled weather continues for Southern California tonight and tomorrow. Frost is possible in interior and wind may reduce its chill. A light rain total of about 0.30 inches was recorded, bringing the season total to 4.01 inches.
Two destroyers, the Aylwin and Downes, rushed from the San Diego harbor amid heavy rain. They likely headed on channel patrol duties off the Southern California coast to identify commercial craft entering and leaving key base harbors. Daniel J. Doherty, national commander of the American Legion, will visit Riverside to mark New Year’s Eve and attend events in Palm Springs and at the Mission Inn.
Washington reports say the United States will renew protests to Japan after receiving full reports on the Panay bombing. Hull announced new evidence supporting earlier demands and a renewed firm stance. In Tokyo, orders instructed commanders in China to safeguard foreign interests even if Chinese escape. Shanghai indicates China’s Military Affairs Commission now controls private and public industry and enterprises as it vows total resistance to Japan.
In Washington Senator William E. Borah Republican Idaho warns against a war psychology while affirming the right and duty to protect Americans and U S interests in China. He says the United States can act without war and that civilization may depend on forbearance rather than armament. Meanwhile Melbourne reports shark meat gains favor selling at 12 cents a pound, nearly boneless and comparable to cod.
In Los Angeles today butter and poultry quotations were listed with butter ranges from $2.05 to $3.90 per unit and eggs at various prices, reflecting market activity. The report notes notable price spreads and regional pricing, indicating active commodity trading in the area.
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