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Newspaper

Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1958

Page

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Corona merchants vie to crown first 1959 baby in town

Sixteen Corona merchants join the New Year Baby celebration by promising gifts to the first child born after midnight December 31. Prizes include a baby thermometer, crib sheet set, baby food, a tub of goods, and services from local shops and the hospital taxi. Eligibility requires birth within city limits and a physician certificate for home births.

Corona Lachman Pharmacy Corona Drug Co C. W. Harris & Son Keller Furniture Blandi’s Market Shrader's Serve You Pharmacy Corona,Cab Co Savers Drug Store Joe's Jewelry and Watch Repair Norco Home Gardens el Cerrito Ronila Temescal Gardens Riverside General Community Parkview Hospitals Daily Independent Calif Jack Justin Hammond Harry Sothcott Audit Bureau

Auto Collision Injures No One on Sixth Street

A rear end crash yesterday at 5 18 p m on Sixth Street left no injuries. Mrs Llanche Barto 52 of 319 W Sixth St hit Charles Marinack 17 of Lynwood Corona police said. Marinack stopped for cars ahead while Barto could not stop in time. She faces a citation for driving too fast for traffic conditions.

Llanche Barto W. Sixth St Charles M. Marinack Lynwood Corona East Sixth St Sixth Street Marinack

Fires in Southland Controlled After 1300 Acres Burn

Scattered brush fires in Southern California were brought under control today after about 1300 acres burned. One man injured, a car burned and a garage damaged. Ventura County crews battled 800-900 acres east of Camarillo and 250 more in Japo Canyon near Simi. No buildings were lost. A north Claremont fire damaged a garage and parked car before crews stopped it with 100 plus firefighters.

United Press International California Ventura County Camarillo Japo Canyon Simi Claremont San Diego

Fire permit rules linger in Southern California

Sacramento. The state Department of Natural Resources lifted permits for burning or using explosives on forest, brush or grass lands in Northern California but kept permits in place in Orange, Riverside, San Diego, San Bernardino, Ventura and Los Angeles Counties due to severe and unusual fire hazard conditions.

Sacramento UPS State Department of Natural Resources California South Orange Riverside San Diego San Bernardino Ventura Los Angeles Nelson

Nationalists and Communists Agree on Three Day Cease Fire

In Que Moy area the Communist and Nationalist forces will observe a three day New Year cease fire. Defense Ministry said guns will be silent on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day as loudspeakers along the coast announced the pause.

Taipei Formosa UPI Quemoy Defense Ministry

Eisenhower Plans Quiet New Year Eve At Farm

President Eisenhower would spend New Year’s Eve with his family while senior White House aides flew to his Gettysburg farm to prepare the State of the Union message due January 9. The conference focused on final edits with speech writers before Congress.

Gettysburg

Record Building Report Hits New Corona High

Corona building department issued 151545 in December permits, below monthly average, but the yearly total rose to 4027417, surpassing 1955’s prior high of 2815366 and setting a new annual record.

Corona Building Department Corona

Coronan Held To Answer On Felony Bad Check Charge

James L. Stuart 30 of 119 West Francis St was held to answer in Riverside Superior Court on a felony charge of cashing a $100 check with insufficient funds. A preliminary hearing was waived by Judge W S Caudill at Temescal Justice Court. Arraignment set for Jan 6. The check was drawn on Bank of America and cashed at Top’s Cafe 113 West Sixth St on Oct 8 with intent to defraud.

James L. Stuart West Francis St Riverside Superior Court Temescal Justice Court W. S. Caudill Edward Dales Edward Buckner Superior Stuart Top's West Sixth St Bank of America

One Dies Four Saved in Cave-in at Vancouver Sewer Project

A Vancouver workman died in a cave-in of a 12-foot sewer ditch part of a swimming pool project in South Vancouver. Firemen fed him oxygen and removed mud as four other workers were rescued and rushed to Vancouver General Hospital with no serious injuries reported.

Vancouver B.C UPI Vancouver General Hospital

Norco to Install Double Check Valves on Private Wells

Norco Community Services District will require all properties with private wells to install double check valves as a cross connection control measure. Owners must comply to continue water service, with letters notifying requirements sent after Jan 1 and a 90 day window for installation and inspection.

Community Services District Herman Weck Norco Community Services District E. A. Reinke Bureau of Sanitary Engineering Arthur W. Reinhardt

Design for New Flag Remains Secret but Little Change Expected

Washington authorities kept the 49 star flag design secret as Alaska is represented. Observers expect the banner to look similar to Old Glory with stars arranged seven across and seven down for general use July 4.

Washington UPI United States Alaska

Mayor Opposes Police Unionization

New York City Mayor Robert F. Wagner asserted he will not permit any unionization of police officers. He warned disciplinary action for Henry Feinstein who heads a Teamsters drive in the department, amid plans for picketing starting January 12.

New York UPI Robert F. Wagner New York City Teamsters Wagner Henry Feinstein Teamster Feinstein Manhattan Police

Flight engineers reopen talks as strike persists

Flight engineers in Miami agree to resume negotiations with Eastern Airlines to end a 38 day walkout, accepting mediator proposals with minor changes. Meanwhile pilots at American Airlines maintain their strike and deny choosing Christmas for action.

Eastern Airlines American Airlines Engineers Union Miami Fla Chicago Air Lines Pilots Association

Rebels Fight to Hold Santa Clara Amid Cuban Battle

In Havana sources report a life or death contest in Santa Clara as rebels fail to break government lines after four days of heavy fighting. Rumors swirl while two Batista sons travel to New York as rebel broadcasts claim the regime's fall nears.

Havana Batista Carlos Manuel Roberto Francisco

Arks Troubles Continued Flooding Burden on Farmer and Community

Farmer Carl Franck irrigation causes street floods on Grant Street near Harlow. County officials discuss ditching and piping options while the District Attorney warns of public nuisance charges if floods persist. A rain delay may push action to April.

Carl Franck Harlow Home Gardens Assembly of God Magnolia Ave Franck Riverside County Road Department A. F E Jack” Newcomb Jess Cornelison County District Attorney's Office Grant Street Cornelison Newcomb Grant Magnolia Avenue D.A Assembly of God William Jones

Broadway star Richard Smart reveals Hawaiian lineage and rising album

In a conversation with Arthur and Richard, the Broadway performer discusses his training at the Pasadena Jayhouse, branching from acting to singing, and a new Everest label album titled Smart and Continental. He notes upcoming personal appearances, potential second album, and touches on the New York newspaper strike affecting circulation. He mentions Hawaiian ancestry linked to Parker Ranch founder John Parker, with historical notes from Roaming in Hawaii.

Stanford University Stigestrick Pasadena Jayhouse Broadway Elswhere London Paris New York Everest Richard Arthur John Parker Massachusetts The Horn Hawaii Parker Ranch Richard Smart Corona Harry A. Franck Kailua Big Island Great Parker United States New England Mahukona Maui Parker Vancouver Kamehameha the Great Kamehameha I Hollywood Islands

Trial of Coronita Woman Expected During February

Coronita resident Josephine Calder 49, of 772 Via Felipe faces manslaughter charges after Raymond White 48 of Vista died Oct 19 when struck on West Sixth Street near Sage Top Cafe. Coroner's inquest found Calder operated without due caution and blood tests showed intoxication. Trial date to be set in early January. defense attorney Kenneth M. Smith of Santa Ana represents Calder in Superior Court before Judge John Gabbert.

Josephine Calder Felipe Pat Maloy Riverside County District Attorney’s Office Raymond White Vista Coronita Superior Court John Gabbert Kenneth M. ‘Smith Sante Fna Calder

Market Closing Highlights From U. S. Stocks

Daily report lists prices for AT&T American Tobacco Ford Motors General Dynamics General Electric General Motors Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific United Aircraft U. S. Steel and others with bid and percentage figures across industries and sectors in a compact market snapshot.

Amierace Jo At&t Y American Tobacco Bethleherh Douglas Aircraft du Pont Ford Motors Teveceses General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Telephone Inland Steel International Paper Kaiser Steel Minnesota Mining Montgomery, Ward N. Y. Central American Aviation Owens Illinois Ieee Ceeee Eee Nee Rexall San Diego Standard Oil Calif N.J Transamerica Union Oil United Aircraft WS. Rubber U.S. Steel Westinghouse

Livestock and Grain Market Snapshot

Hogs steady to 75 lower with a top of 18.60. Cattle steady to 75 higher at 30.00, best cows 32.00. Sheep weak to 25 lower at 20.00. Wheat declines, corn mixed with new corn up to 4, oats variable, rye steady to down, soybeans down to up. Market notes include percentages and point shifts for grains and feed.

Los Angeles Hay Market Prices Listed

The Los Angeles hay market reports U S No 1 alfalfa at 33 to 35, No 2 leafy 30 to 32, No 2 green 28 to 30, No 2 24 to 26, and oat hay No 1 32 to 34. Prices reflect standard U S grade classifications.

Los Angeles U. S U.S

New York Metal Prices Report

Copper electrolytic delivered in the United States quoted at 29 cents per pound with refinery price at 28.82 cents. Lead common listed at 13 cents in New York and 12.80 cents in St. Louis. Zinc prime western price noted for New York.

New York U. S F.a.s. U.S St. Louis Prime Western

Actor Richard’s early years near Pasadena Playhouse revealed

A biographical note recalls Richard living in Hollywood while pursuing acting after attending the Pasadena Playhouse. The memoir mentions his term leases from the government and his early ambition to become an actor.

Richard Pasadena Playhouse Hollywood

Dairy and poultry prices from East St Louis wholesale market

Market report lists dairy prices by grade and size ranges from AA large to B large, with delivered and carton to consumer figures. Poultry quotes cover fryers, caponettes, light hens, cross hens, and young turkeys at ranch, with price bands for ranch level sales.

East St. Louis

Citrus Market Los Angeles UPl]- New Year holiday quiets auctions

Market news notes lemons and oranges steady with prices unchanged while grapefruit edges weaker. Coachella Valley small sizes hold. Florida and Arizona offerings show varied prices across white and ruby red grapefruit cartons. California lemons and oranges show mixed carton prices by size with auctions suspended for New Year holiday.

Citrus Los Angeles Federal State Market News Service Coachella Valley Arizona Florida Ruby Reds Arizona Ruby Reds Southern California Imperial Valley Central Southern California Loese

Silver market steady as Handy and Harman quote unchanged

In New York the silver market held at 9.5 cents per ounce as Handy and Harman reported no change from Tuesday. The price, noted by UPI, reflects a stable session for the metal with no fluctuations in early trading.

Silver Market New York UPI Handy and Harman

New York Citrus Market Closes for Day

The New York citrus market closed for the day amid trading activity. Buyers and sellers paused as prices and volumes remained unclear in the report.

NEW York’ Citrus New York USP

Market at a Glance Stocks Rise in Moderate Trading

Market at a Glance notes U S stocks higher in moderately active trading while bonds show mixed to higher readings and government bonds gain in moderate activity.

U.S

Avocado Market Prices Show Variation in SoCal District

Southern California fruit market notes flat sizes 12 to 13 pounds with strong demand. Prices for 16s and 20 to 30s range around 1.85 to 1.90 per unit, indicating ongoing pricing stability amid market activity.

Avocado Market Southern California Pound Flats Fuertes

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Corona Merchants Hopkin’s Children's Wear Johnson and Johnson Cunning Drug Grand View Dairy Schwartz Furniture Gerber’s Foodtown Southland Ike INDE EAI Coronan Norco Water F. H. A. and Veterans Administration Joans France West Germany Italy Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg European Economic Community Ark’s Phatt Corona Daily Independent County Road Dept County Road Department New Street Newcombe Farmer Franck E. F. Hutton & To Tor U.P Jim Drenon Valle V. Playboys Veta Kote Naylor Magnolia
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