Riverside County Gains 11 Percent Since 1950 Census
California Taxpayers Association reports Riverside County 1953 population at 188 800, up 11 percent from 170 046 in 1950 and up 10 percent from 171 700 in 1952. Statewide population reaches 11 830 210, a 6.3 percent rise since 1952 and 11.8 percent since 1950.
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California Taxpayers’ Association
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Mono
Tehama
Trinity
Tulare
Tuolumne
Muscular Dystrophy Appeal Seeks Funds With Stern
Lynn Fishman of New York City and sports figure Bill Stern join as national chairman for the Muscular Dystrophy associations campaign. The effort, spanning December, aims to fund medical research toward treatment and cure for thousands of children crippled by the disease. Donate to your local MDA chapter or to MD A New York.
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M. Dp. A
New York
Six Pups Need Homes at Local Pound
Six genuine registered curb-setter puppies about eight weeks old are in the custody of the poundmaster. They would make nice pets and can be adopted by contacting Poundmaster Shaw at the Police Department.
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Poundmaster
Poundmaster Shaw
Ontario Makers of Mill Machinery May Locate Here
The Planning Commission set a hearing for Jan 8 at 1 45 pm on a variance to allow feed mill equipment manufacture at the Third and Ramona site formerly held by S P Rosenbaughn. If approved Goldsberry Machinery Co of Ontario may buy and rebuild the fire gutted plant. district residents are notified.
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Corona
Third
Ramona
Payne Milling Company
Planning Commission
S. P. Rosenbaughn
Goldsberry Machinery Company of Ontario
Rosenbaught
Goldsberry Machinery Co
Mern Goldsberry
East A Street
Ontario
Wealthy rancher crashes plane in death dive at gravel pit
William Cox, 24, piloted a five room Cessna 170 from Sweetwater airport toward a gravel pit, radioing he would not land. After hours circling and pleading from friends and officials, he crashed at 400 feet, dying instantly. investigation to review pilot record and aircraft condition.
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Sweetwater
Tex
William Cox
Cox
CAA
Abilene
Hillsdale
Marathon
Civil Aeronautics
Don Patterson
Patterson
L. M. Hubbard, Jr
Earl Critz
Critz
Hubbard
Warren Dodson
Calvin Montgomery
Montgomery
Minor collision damages two cars at Seventh and Ramona
Charles Richard Jump of San Clemente and Eliza Lopez Gomez of Corona had their vehicles damaged in a minor collision at Seventh and Ramona streets on Saturday morning. There were no injuries.
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Charles Richard Jump
San Clemente
Eliza Lopez Gomez
South Belle Street
Corona
Seventh
Ramona Streets
New Building Permits Issued for Brower Residence Repairs
M I Brower of 806 Ramona Avenue receives a building permit for residence repairs valued at 100 dollars as part of the new permit list.
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M. I. Brower
Ramona Avenue
Violet blooming spotted by Detroit couple
Dr and Mrs Benjamin Seabrook reported discovering violets blossoming in their Detroit backyard on November 25, indicating early spring growth despite the calendar date.
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Detroit, Mich
Benjamin Seabrook
Magnitude of Curriculum and Johnston's District Role
Mrs. Marion R. Johnston, school psychologist and curriculum director, explains her duties span evaluation, philosophy development, teacher support, and district liaison. She oversees tests, materials, and services distribution, guides in-service education, and advises on curriculum goals within Corona School District.
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Corona
Marion R. Johnston
Unified School District
Johnston
Old Lincoln School
Marion RK. Johnston
Corona School
Korean battle rages as South Koreans crush Chinese force
In near zero weather a five hour fight on Sniper Ridge near Rocky Point ends with Chinese losses of 42 dead or wounded. South Korean infantry and Rocky Point survivors report heavy, close range fighting and cave assaults 40 yards from positions.
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Pyongyang
Eisler Fired as East German Propaganda Chief
Former top American Communist informant Gerhart Eisler, who fled perjury charges, loses his post as propaganda chief in East Germany and faces possible treason charges. Reds blame him for propaganda failings. Congressional witness Joseph Cahill says a current congressman recommended several subversives hired by the United Nations, but he will not name the member.
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United States
Gerhart Eisler
America
East Germany
Eisler
Congressional
Congress
United Nations
Joseph Cahil
Federal Grand Jury
U.N
Cahil
Aging Pablo Navarro Struck by Car on Main Street
Pablo Navarro 82, badly injured after being hit by a car at Third Street while crossing Main. The vehicle, driven by Charles Albertson Peterson Jr. 31 of Seal Beach, left him on the left front fender for about 16 feet before he fell. He’s in General Hospital with swollen throat and impaired swallowing. X-rays ordered. Navarro, homeless, previously helped by anonymous Corona teacher and local police with small gifts. He was transported by Brown Funeral Home ambulance.
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Pablo Navarro
General Hospital
Pablo
Main Street
Third Street
Main
Charles Alonzo Peterson, Jr
Seal Beach
Brown Funeral Home
North Main
Corona
County Hospital
Record Holiday Traffic Toll Reaches New High
The holiday period saw 588 traffic deaths, the highest for any holiday since the automobile era. Across four days Americans died on roads at roughly one every 10.5 minutes, with 7 plane crash deaths, 81 in fires, and 97 other accidents totaling 773 fatalities.
California Death Toll Rises to Forty
Late reports raise California holiday fatalities to 40 with 33 traffic deaths and seven fire deaths. Los Angeles area accounts for 13 deaths, including 11 traffic and two fire fatalities.
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California
Los Angeles
Government Granted 80 Day Taft Hartley Law Delay
The CIO lost its first court test of the Taft Hartley national emergency provision as Federal Judge John Knight in Buffalo issued an 80 day strike injunction against the CIO at the American Locomotive plant in Dunkirk New York. The ruling upheld the law as constitutional and needed to prevent a defense plant strike.
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CIO
Buffalo
N. Y
John Knight
American Locomotive Company
Dunkirk
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