28 Dec 1932
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1932
Page
1
Riverside county citizens gathered with officials and lawmakers to discuss trimming county government expenses. Talks centered on consolidating offices such as public administrator with coroner and tax collector with treasurer to cut costs without harming essential services.
Fire Chief Perle Glass and J J Burcher attended the final session in San Bernardino on the Citrus Belt Firemen's association 1932 schedule. The group outlined a plan to interchange personnel and equipment to assist communities facing fires beyond their own capacity. Dickens quote about Christmas follows in the report.
Roseville reports plans to distribute sauerkraut to struggling families this winter. A ton of cabbage was converted into more than 8000 pounds of sauerkraut by the community chest effort, with distribution led by local volunteers at the welfare store. The group pledged to deny aid to anyone entering with liquor on breath.
Dr Ward Dorr announces tighter admission rules at the county hospital to avoid unduly taxing the Arlingston institution with non entitled patients. Miss Matilda Jacobson will handle all local cases while Dorr explains the new policy after a joint meeting of the county medical society, supervisors, and taxpayers association.
A small fire started by an overheated stove pipe in a Mexican family home below the Orange Heights packing plant on North Main street was extinguished by the occupants before firemen arrived. There was little damage and only a strip of the two men involved.
Compton pleads not guilty to reckless driving charge tied to a recent city accident. Trial set for January 12 before Justice Moore in Riverside Court.
The humorist Will Rogers will be a guest at the California Newspaper Publishers Association annual convention in Marysville on January 20 to 22. The note follows an earlier editor’s jab about his South American trip and presidential campaign timing, with Rogers responding that he owes no allegiance and will visit the town soon.
A Coronet High School gala gathers 106 alumni spanning class of 797 to last spring, with memories shared in the auditorium and library. Organizers Kay Walter and Mrs Perbe Bilas joined student body leaders and staff for the event, including performances and a video book presentation.
Three Riverside City Councilmen concluded public service yesterday May or Joseph Tuong John Redman Clarence Backstrand and A J Pearce were defeated for reelection Mayor Long did not seek another term Mayor elect SC Fivans and the three new councilmen will take office January 3 2933 Evans to announce department and board heads The January 3 active council includes John Taylor J Wells F M Landsley Kohrh Pinkerton J Wilson and ALON Barber.
Newspaper publishers in California propose a legislative program for the 913th session. The association’s legislative committee led by Cree Ie Morrell of the Peninsula News papers calls for ending commissions paid to attorneys for publishing legal notices, affidavits stating fees are paid in full, stricter circulation standards, 150 paid subscribers, four pages of 95 columns, or 20 percent reprinting, school budget publication methods, and a set repair notice rate of 1 dollar per square inch.
William J Hloffian's bid to nullify his Folsom penitentiary sentence was continued in Superior Court to January 12. The case follows his Corona February 10 arrest for possession of an instrument to manufacture something and an escape from county jail amid a wide search. The report also lists unrelated items about church broadcasts and a national youth conference under NBC auspices.
A garbled report discusses Hill’s coaching status at a high school and possible career changes. It mentions contract uncertainty, potential moves to Newark and connections to Riverside and college duties, with references to farmed players and a New York Yankees affiliation.
State Senator Peruthel and Assemblyman Jobin Phillips depart Riverside for a three week opening of the short legislative session. They will join colleagues in Sacramento as lawmakers tackle highway and local matters and prepare votes on pending measures.
In an ancient White Pine cabin a winter snowslide uncovered a large stash of gold and silver. Prospector Keeng Ney and companions described a rotting floor beneath which the treasure lay, with a whiskered mother of the gold rush tale tied to the discovery and the loss of decades.
Delegation from Southern California travels to Sacramento on January 3 to cast two electoral votes for Franklin D Roosevelt. John Elliott serves as vice chair and secretary of the Democratic state committee.
The champion Cowboy from New Mexico achieves success across Nebraska and South Dakota meets. He earns top ports and boosts regional standings with decisive performances, sealing a state championship network across multiple states.
A troubled notice reports Foothill Lemon Co. schedules a meeting on January 27 at a Port Street location. The document mentions secretary Phe boothilh Liediot and ongoing company matters amid uncertain details and garbled OCR.
Fragmented OCR text reports the Pinal Council Conference of 1932 with scattered lines, dates, and phrases. The readable portions mention hive topics and ceremony style, but many characters are garbled. The item suggests a historical meeting summary with unclear specifics.
Forecasters warn of frost tonight despite gusty winds as a cold front moves through. Temperatures are expected to dip to near freezing with wind chill making conditions feel colder.
Police respond to a puzzling find at a local residence as officers investigate a haunted clothing closet scene. Witnesses report strange noises and cryptic clues leading investigators through a series of odd, unsettling events tied to the wardrobe.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses an exchange of vegetables to aid the unemployed, references a city or district attorney, and mentions ordinances and legal actions. Specific names, places, dates, and coherent events are largely unreadable within the OCR'd material.
The article describes the final meeting leading to a reorganization of the county supervising board. Mrs Jameset is elected supervisor, with details of the vote and ongoing discussion on board structure and leadership. The report notes the recent session began yesterday and continues on another page.
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