Mountain Road Project Faces Funding Battle and Delays
A Banning-Idylwitch Mountain road plan stalls as the Board of Supervisors splits over using general funds for rights of way. Indian lands access costs reach $1000, with county actions to condemn and negotiate rights of way while work awaits secure funding and fencing along a two and a half mile route.
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Banning-Idylwitch
Board of Supervisors
General Fund
W. C. Moore
Moore
Robert BE. Dillion
Beaumont
Indian Department
Ads J. Hough
Fourth District
Dillon
C. TI. Hamilton
Wallace C. Sutter
Chamber of Commerce
C. K DeWeese
Sera
Banning
Ban- Ding
Veaumont
Sutter
Dillon Lhoved
Pune
Aot
R. Ww
Stanhely
Peeit Pewudwee Ae
Crow Quote on Tempting Fate and Conscience
A historical quotation notes that delaying moral judgment harms the soul. The saying warns that cautious timidity toward conscience signals deeper spiritual loss.
Labor and management clash over wages and power in Massachusetts
The article argues workers and unions wield influence but warns leaders may pursue personal gain. It notes Hamilton Woolen Company of Southbridge votes to liquidate after outside agitators cited as cause, risking 1.5 million investment and 1 000 local jobs as shareholders weigh next steps.
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Fred Holmes
Han
Washington
Independent
Gaul
United States
Massachusetts
Hamilton Woolen Company, Inc
Southbridge
Mass
OSE
U. S. Treasury
Pension Mass Meeting At Riverside Tonight
A mass meeting for Townsend Pension Plan supporters is announced at the Riverside Civic Auditorium this evening. Organizers urge business and professional men in the county to attend. Dr. R. MacDonald will speak and address recent criticisms by prominent figures.
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Townsend Pension Plan
Riverside Civic Auditorium
Busi
City School System posts record enrollment to end of term
Enrollment reaches 9 160 for the city school system the largest in history surpassing a four year old mark. Grammar and night schools together add about seven thousand nine hundred new students with total 1934 registration at 2 406 and 1 985 for the prior year. Average daily attendance stands at 1 981 94 a 9 01 percent rise from 1938.
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Iiss
Aden
Lincoln
Washington
Csospieeneneag
Thomias Jefferson
California land-use expert outlines statewide problems
Dean C. B. Hutchison of the College of Agriculture at the University of California states that land-use issues extend beyond farm use and resource exploitation. He notes that unsuitability and improper use have created grave statewide challenges.
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Probu Aml
B. Hutchison
College of Agriculture
University of California
Academy tests to select 175 candidates for service academies
Senior Hiram Johnson announces civil service tests in Riverside on January 5 to choose 175 applicants from the state for one vacancy each at the Naval Academy in Annapolis and the Military Academy at West Point.
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Ting
Riverside
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Military Academy
West Point
Hiram Johnson
Colleges Rear and Dean Hutchison on Agricultural Extension
C B Hutchison of the University of California College of Agriculture says experiment stations and extension services act as scientific planning boards for farmers. He states discovering and using new facts is the best way to aid farmers and their families in improving working and living conditions.
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C. B. Hutchison
University of California College of Agriculture
Advertising Essentials by Dr Crook
Dr Ason N Crook of UCLA defines the three basics of good advertising. It must attract attention present the idea clearly and prompt the reader to take the desired action.
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Ason N. Crook
University of California At
Los Angeles
Muskrat Danger Urges California Action on Control
Dr. T J Storer of the Davis College of Agriculture warns that muskrats threaten Sacramento River levees and tributaries. After a six month Europe study trip, he says control must occur before they spread in the valley.
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California
Sacramento River
T. J. Storer
College of Agriculture
Davis
Europe
Germany
Scotland
England
Storer
University aid reaches UC Davis students via SERA funds
Students at the University of California Branch of the College of Agriculture at Davis received about 1500 from the University and the SERA this fall. Of the 500 students in attendance, roughly 225 benefited, mostly at ten to fifteen dollars per month.
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University of California
College of Agriculture At
Davis
University
The
SERA
Cold Advice From Dr Meyer On Illnesses
Dr Karl B Meyer of the Hooper Foundation UC says there is no single cause for the common cold. Some colds stem from bacteria while others relate to body conditions and external influences. He advises patients to bed rest and isolation to avoid spreading illness.
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Karl B. Meyer
Hooper Foundation For Medical Research
University of California
Lions Club Initiates New Officers and Hears Strong Talk
The Lions Club installed new officers led by President Schmidt with Ashleigh as vice president and George Stanley as secretary treasurer. Dr. Rowland urged service club members toward greater opportunities in politics while stressing nonpartisan public service.
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Hanksgiving
Alty Park
Osee - the . Club
Ealth
Shraitte
Wagren
L. Ashleigh
Wesley Bratten
Charles Verity
Ray Wile Hama
H. A
Franklin
Jesse
George McCauley
Dr. Wells
Lions
W.R. Locke
Rowland
Schmidt
Ashleigh
George Stanley
Manus Dick
Frank Emerson
A.L. Loot, Jr
Howard C. Taylor
Padgett
Joe Locke
Pee
Ed Hicks
D. D. Roos
Guy Genung
Hiil Billy Minstrels
Dr. Rowland
Los Angeles
Prexy Schmidt
Riverside Drunk Driving Crackdown On Christmas Weekend
In Riverside 23 of 27 people taken into custody for drunkenness were held. Seven arrests occurred on Christmas day and 16 between Saturday and Monday night. Two arrested for driving while intoxicated and two detained for disturbing the peace. Temporary licenses issued ahead of the January 1 start date for hard liquor through cafes, clubs, hotels and eating houses. licenses cost 300 in Riverside and 259 elsewhere in the county.
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Riverside
Imaginary mile-stone on the New Year’s turnpike
Fragmentary text discusses New Year’s Day as an imagined milestone on life’s journey. It mentions resting place for thought and meditation and references a serene point for fresh energy and performance. The passage is incomplete and lacks concrete details.
The St Louis Kid at Corona Theatre
A battered tale features a rough truck driver in the role of The St Louis Kid at the Corona Theatre tonight. The plot centers on fists and rivalry as the hero faces a brewing clash with adversaries amid dynamic on screen action.
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St Louis
Anon R
Corona Theatre
Peete
Allen
Jenkins
Buttin
Manila
Louisia
Dairy Marketing Legislation Drafted By Advisory Committee
F H Abbott heads a California state dairy advisory group within the College of Agriculture to draft laws for a state dairy marketing program. E Gordon of the Agricultural Extension Service and MR Benedict of the Giannini Foundation join as members preparing legislation for the next legislature.
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Endust
F. H. Abbott
Daldustry
Waivers ‘of
California
College of Agriculture
Davis
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