Man Fined 105 in Hit-and-Run Conviction Here
Ferdinand Sunkel USMC stationed at Corona U S Naval Hospital Norco pleaded guilty to a hit-and-run property damage charge in Justice Court. Judge W S Caudill fined 105 and ordered restitution. Police linked Sunkel’s Cadillac to paint transfers and chrome trim at the Forbes residence after a car ran off Seventh Street into a yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Sunkel
USMC
Corona U.S. Naval Hospital
Norco
W. S Caudill
C. V. Forbes
West Seventh Street
F. A. Tettey
Hillcrest Ranch
Helicopter Passenger Service to LA Airport Starts Jan 4
Los Angeles Airways announced the first scheduled helicopter passenger service between Corona and L A International Airport begins January 4, 1956. Three daily flights operate Sikorsky S55 helicopters with 34 minute direct trips and connections to world destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Belvin
Los Angeles Airways
Corona
Los Angeles International Airport
L. A
L. A. International
KBUC
East Sixth Street
Kuster Road
Los Angeles
Corona Heliport
American
TransWorld
United Air Lines
Overland
San Bernardino
Air Mail
Air Express
Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Gossip Columnist Case
In San Francisco the state Supreme Court denied a rehearing for Jimmie Tarentino who seeks reversal of one count of exertion. The court had previously reversed the gossip columnist conviction on three counts but upheld a fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.S
State Supreme Court
Jimmie Tarentino
Teo Friedman
Chester Morrow retires after 33 years at Exchange Lemon Co
Chester A. Morrow ends a 33 year career with Exchange Lemon Products Company after serving as foreman of the Neutralizing and Decomposing departments. A large retirement tribute at the Hickory Barbecue honors his loyalty and leadership as the firm grows to a major lemon products maker with a 3 million dollar payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Morrow
Exchange Lemon CO
Exchange Lemon Products Company Supervisors Club
Hickory
Chester A. Morrow
Harris Kieser
Jess Carter
Harry House
George Stanley
Roy Ogden
Wilson Briggs
Morrow
West Second Street
Corona
D. F. McMillen
Exchange Lemons Products Company
Supervisors Club
Kirkpatrick
Kieser
F. P. McCormack
Kegley Seeks Democratic Nomination for Congress
Carl S. Kegley of Corona announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the 29th district. A Riverside law firm member with water policy involvement, he cites public service values, his deputy attorney general background, Stanford and UC Berkeley Law training, and wartime service. He and his wife have two daughters, Josephine and Corrine.
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Carl S. Kegley
Main St
Corona
Kegley
California
West Municipal Water District
Tam
Congress
Mr. Kegley
Los Angles
Stanford University
University of California (Berkeley
Corona second high county share of vehicle funds
California distributed 8 963 311 14 in motor vehicle license fee revenue for June 1 to Nov 30 1955. Corona received 4 970 48 for the city share based on 11 462 population. Riverside County got 65 438 05. Total net revenue for the period 10 594 351 64 with 330 812 50 for interest and 1 300 000 for DMV costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Robert C. Kirkwood
California
Corona
Riverside County
Department of Motor Vehicles
Riverside City
English Citizen Arrested Here on Narcotics Possession Charge
George N. Henderson of 3721 Conning Street Mira Loma was arrested at 8 13 a m and charged with possession of narcotics. He said he was born in Newcastle England and has been in the United States since December 1951. The FBI cooperates with city police. no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Henderson
Conning Street
Mira Loma
Henderson
United States
Newcastle
England
Federal Bureau of Invest
Gation
Radio Writer Vernon Carter Dead at 44
The body of Vernon Carter United Press Radio writer who died Christmas night was cremated privately today with no funeral services as per his wishes. Carter, age 44, joined United Press in St Louis in 1943 as a newsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Vernon Carter
United Press
Carter
St. Louis
Band Jamboree Funds Show Strong Net Result
Chamber directors heard the recent band jamboree cost 988.55 with 014.15 revenue reported and an estimated 100 from two schools. Plans for a 1956 Corona Invitational Band Jamboree were approved with bands from Corona High and others invited to perform at a Los Angeles football game. The year ends with a balanced budget and a $1,992.16 cash balance. The Service Fund raised 1,560 and the Workmen’s Compensation policy will be renewed and rotated among insurers.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Velthoen
Corona
Los Angeles
Velthoen
Los Angeles Coliseum
Frank Newsom, Jr
Chamber
Everett Brame
Former Liquor Control Officer Sentenced in Bribe Case
Harold F. MacKenzie former liquor control administrator for Riverside San Bernardino and Orange Counties was sentenced to state prison from one to 14 years by Judge G Gabbertyesterday Seeman and MacKenzie were convicted November 2 of conspiracy to obtain liquor license bribes Seeman was fined 2000 and placed on probation for two years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold FE. MacKenzie
Riverside
San Bernardino
Orange
G. Gabbert
MacKenzie Anddward J. Seeman
Gabbert
Seeman
Little Change in Weather Forecast
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with scattered showers near the mountains. Interior and desert areas show partly cloudy skies with light mountain showers. Below zero readings occur in several spots while yesterday’s high reached 81 at Alice and Brownsville Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Brownsville
Tex
Fruit Frost Service predicts above freezing in Southern California citrus districts
The noon outlook from the Pomona CJ2 The Fruit Frost Service states that tonight the coldest readings in key Southern California citrus stations will stay above 32 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Structo School Seeks 50 Percent Cost Breakthrough
The Structo Schools program claims community financed units can meet or exceed building codes and educational standards at 50 percent of average costs. It outlines unit design, space efficiency, outdoor classroom entrances, and lower labor and maintenance costs with focus on safety and daylighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Structo Schools
Structo School
Structo
Illinois Senator hints at party split over gas price bill
Illinois Democrat Senator Paul Douglas warns that Southern Democrats may break party unity if Northern colleagues push civil rights laws alongside a plan to lift federal price controls on natural gas at the well. Lyndon Johnson of Texas supports the gas bill despite Northern opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Paul Douglas
Douglas
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Chiropractor kills wife and mother-in-law then wounds himself
In San Fernando a chiropractor Dr E W Holland killed his estranged wife Mary and her mother Mrs Mary Older in the home amid a divorce dispute and then critically wounded himself. The couple’s two children and an eight-year-old cousin witnessed the events as the attacker fled through a window. The weather report notes clearing skies across Northern California and the Pacific Northwest with unsettled conditions easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fernando
E.W. Holland
Mary Older
Long Beach
Holland
Mary
Pamelea Ann Martin
Doorbell slaying leads to indefinite state school sentence
Eric Bass, 16, adopted son of a rich Apple Valley developer, was sent to Preston School of Industry for an indefinite period for his role in the July fatal shooting of Frederic W. Heinz in Pacific Palisades. Also notes three peers jailed, marijuana narcotics case in Tarzana, Babe Zaharias back in hospital, and a Loyola University Jesuit educator's view on compulsory schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Bass
Newton Bass
Preston School of Industry
Pacific Palisades
Young Bass
Apple Valley
Newton TI. Bass
Bass
Frederic W. Heinz
Ralph Gallagher
Loyola University
Chicag
Pathck Gallagher
Khrushchev declares nothing can stop Communism and h-bomb power
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Bulganin told 1,400 parliament members that nothing blocks the construction of Communism and that the hydrogen bomb’s power can grow. He denounced President Eisenhower and warned of military capabilities, amid Western astonishment and analysis of Soviet intentions.
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Russia
Bulganin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Iron Curtain
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