Corona Looks To City Sales Tax Revitalization
Corona likely to adopt a one percent city sales tax while Los Angeles rejects any hike. Mayor Colbern and Councilman Steiner push for revenue, as nearby cities already have similar rates. A Los Angeles committee may advise a hold-the-line stance until next budget. A broader meeting seeks uniform salaries across city county and schools, with a fiscal plan to adopt yearly salary scales in the budget.
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Corona
Los Angeles
W.M. Colbern
Steiner
Palha Springs
Centro
Hemet
San Jacinto
Citizens’ Committee
Los Angeles Times
Voloc
Board of Education
Wrmnittes
Tot Falls From Moving Car After Rear Door Opens
Four year old Paul Oertel Jr suffered extensive pavement burns when he fell from a moving car on Ontario street. Police say the rear door flew open while his mother drove, the boy being in the back seat. He was treated at Corona Hospital and discharged.
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Paul Ocrtel, Jr
Novia ¢Ar
Ontario
Airs
Paul Oertel
Corona
Corona Hospital
Sondarpo
Mareh
Boone Aal
Aly
Bridesley
Alfred Dooisen
Bong Pomeny
Linth Street
Marc Elo
Loa
Clarenee
Poulson
Peon Sebmiet
Mawar Daud
Charles Miller
Coronaie
Dove Prata
Riverside
Man “Porrves
Dardielet Saviupe
Coren
Corona Dugh
Aeboul
Vilna
Wanda Aniten
Sigeters
Harroll Swanson, Jr
Jack L. Sears
Donald C Wabb
Iennata Pernard
la Sierra
Nor Co
Vravia Tessis
Jonete Fewie
Moothitl
Minnesota Miniue and Manufacturingg Company
Goth Leys
Joe Zarustedn
Shaan
Corona Lumber Co to Furnish Advertising Space for Churches
Corona Lumber Co has arranged to donate advertising space in the Corona daily Independent on the second Tuesday of each month for church groups in the Corona Norco Gardens area. Ministers are invited to submit requests to Pvt Hammond at the Independent office and follow layout instructions for placement.
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Corona Lumber Company
Corona Daily Independent
Corona Norco Treme Gardens
Och
Cape
Pvt. Hammond
Cora Limithes
Picrierd
Hitt
Weather Snapshot for Wednesday Forecast
Readable OCR fragment notes mostly clear skies with light thin cloudiness. Slight warmth in the afternoon with cooler evening and faint humidity.
California Department of Motor Vehicles outlines 1949 renewal procedure
The article explains how motorists renew vehicle registrations during January 3 to February 4 1949 using machine prepared potentials or manually prepared versions. It notes in person renewal at DMV offices and discourages mail renewal while detailing conversion of potentials into 1949 tabs upon fee payment. It mentions various vehicle types and cautions preserving potentials for inspection.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Norco Protest Meets Over County Zoning Plan
Citizens in Norco packed the Aburistic Auditorium in Riverside for a public discussion of a proposed county zoning ordinance. Speakers argued the plan grants broad power to the Planning Commission and could threaten the plant, water rights, and court cases while prompting a possible repeal drive.
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Norco
Aburiciped
Riverside
Pdyword Delaney
Mra Palle
Norea
Aise
Plantatus Commission
West Riverside
Donald Watkins
Subuinn Ge
Cilberson Whitewater Cermrent Co
Willian de Tiornadmy
River- Shire
Paul Mimele Takes Over Embasy Cafe Name Change
Mr and Mrs Parlimble longtime Allen's Cafe owners on West Sixth Street assume operations of the Embassy Cafe at 113 West Sixth Street. The new owners plan a small patio area and rename the business Paula Cafe. The Kimbles purchase the business from Bronertrage prior to this transition. Rinble previously ran Pauls Cafe in Coachella Valley. Mr and Mrs Whinshte live at 111 Lincoln Street.
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Parlimble
Allen's Cafe
West Sixth Street
E Sablishmient
Paula
Kimbles
Bronertrage
Tere
Rinble
Pauls
Coachella Valley
Miro A
Moot Prices and Market Confusion in Summer
A garbled OCR fragment mentions prices, a summer context, and unclear references to individuals and events. Readable parts point to price discussion and a local press note, but specifics are obscured by errors. No clear names or places are extractable.
Dr Johnson To Take Rest After Long Medical Career
Corona physician Dr BR Johnson plans a one to two year rest due to a chest condition. His wife Mars Johnson assists in his Corona offices. Dr J Wo Bereumer will take over his practice. The couple will remain in Corona and pursue hobbies like trap shooting and fishing during the hiatus.
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BR. L. Johnson
Flere
Dro
Johnson
Corona
Joomsod
Mars
Éinta Johnson
Johmson
Pippy O
Hleo
the Johnsons
Jamtara
J. Wo Bereumer
East Sixth Street
Jy.wramer
Leora Pinds Medieal College
Sourth
Josph
City Water Company Sets 296 Inch Bill For Pole Wire
A garbled OCR fragment describes the City Water Company charging 296 inches for a pole wire setup. Names like Peay and Abboud appear amid unclear phrases about a contractor, payment, and dates. The text mentions neighbors and a fence line but details remain opaque.
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Ivy Lerdav
Fragmentary local notice with scattered names and addresses
A garbled OCR fragment mentions addresses such as 714 Sieth street and 20 West Severty Vreel, referencing dietary products and civic matters. It sparsely names groups like garden lovers and a Civic OGnredaar, but unreadable context limits clear events or actions.
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Paety
Minos
Mehra
Pursuit Ends With Vehicle Damage in West Sixth Incident
Officer Wade chased a speeder through a 6f mile zone then followed into a driveway at 1225 West Sixth. The driver Miss Solomumia backed into the patrol car causing damage. a speeding citation was issued. The incident occurred yesterday.
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Coreun
Ross
Wade
West Sixth S&s
Wes
Teis
Sol
West
Meas Soloradan
Go Purstat
Wade Ovs
Threther Amato
A. Ai
Snowbound regions report heavy lake effect storm
A chaotic storm blankets the Great Lakes region. Snow totals vary with Arrowhead and Mount Wilson showing 14 and 13 inches respectively. Roads are impassable and snow plows are scarce as crews clear the path. Northeastern towns report widespread travel disruption and ongoing accumulation.
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Catoness
Biogres
Creeat
Adredi
Qaicet
Mount Wilson
Ava Bir Pines
Fine Tripled As Speeding Charge Readied
A motorist, Mug Pright, faced tripled fines after a speeding charge. Court records show he appeared to answer the allegations on Prome Gardens street, with the case linked to the Meer Woe Ebadi matter and related events this year.
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Fine
Matlare
Batz Perald Pettit
Prome Gardens
Faik
Teris
Over-Heated Fire Damages Local Streets and Property
A reported fire caused damage to multiple properties in the area. Investigators note heat may have spread via electrical or utility lines, with extensive smoke and emergency responders on scene. No injuries reported at this time.
Drunk Driver Arrests After Christmas Crash Report
A motorist was stopped on Sixth Street after a crash linked to drunken driving. Police charged the driver with a beer bottle possession and a $10 fine for related offenses. Court names include Jaanierv 6 and others, with trial dates set and penalties described.
Sergeant’s Wire In Guilty Finding At Trial
Court records report Cherinany apportioning Wbarbo to a state appeal with a jury verdict. The defendant faces a sentence of years in prison for the alleged crimes. The trial included evidence from Mrs Ybourte and others, with testimony noting the defendant’s actions and the court’s final judgment.
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Aparsisteg
Cherinany Ag
Sears
Benning
Draithert
City Council Meeting Scheduled For Wednesday
City officials announce a regular council meeting set for Wednesday with discussion on budget items and public works. The agenda includes potential zoning changes and updates from departments, including public safety and utilities.
Earthquake Toll and Local Notices from Corona Page Two
An early Corona page reports a 2:12 am quake rattling windows and dishes. It notes deaths, accidents, and civic updates including local residents' obituaries, a planned rooftop gas line project, and a Greenland rescue by an Air Force transport plane with skis, saving 12 men near the ice cap.
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Army Air Force
Jseven Oorthet
Teoree
Fimil Beaudry
Charles Blackwell
Westover Air Force Base
Massachusetts
Bernt Balchen
Alaska
Dle
Saipan
Air Force
Air Force Reget
Goose Bay
Tabrador
Washington
Rescue by Rocket Powered Ski Planes Sparks Air Force Win
Amid dramatic scenes in a remote plateau a team used rocket boosted skis to lift a damaged C47 from a muddy field. Air Force officers credit the device aided recovery of the command team as fighter planes and coast guards join a sweeping search for a downed charter DC-3 off Florida coast with 30 aboard.
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Fee Cap
Air Force
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Saipan
Arpentin
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Vwachyrelb
Beaudry
Manchester
NHL
Blackwells Lome
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Chanute Field
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Mian
Civil Aeronautics Association
New Orleans
Work
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Air Porce
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Blarida
Roosevelt questioned over Faye Emerson death report
Elliott Roosevelt and Dr Sherman were summoned to the district attorney in Poughkeepsie to explain why the incident involving Faye Emerson was not reported to police. Emerson, reported to have attempted death by self harm, was treated after an early morning bathroom incident at Hyde Park. She and Roosevelt had married four years ago with a publicized Christmas tree sale preceding events.
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Maye Somerson RooseVelt
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Sherman
Wyott Roosevelt
Miss Fimerson
Sherr © Bred Close
Hyde Park
Hoogevelt
Sai Misa Emerson
FE Sherman Hirst
Mirst
Cussar Brothers Hospital
Anoving
Roosevelt
New York
Jor
Hirst
Sherri Close
Miss Emmerson
Troosevelt
U.N Orders Dutch to Free Indonesian President and Officials
The United Nations Security Council demands the Netherlands release Indonesian President G. Sudeno and other captured officials within 26 hours. The Dutch government contemplates the order as it faces pressure over custody of the detainees.
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Nations Security Command
Gsuldueno
Prapier Hatta
Netherlands
Dateh Deterate
Qaenati
Pit
Daiteh Detegaute
Indonesia
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