Commencement Orator Faces Tough Modern Audience
The piece discusses the evolving nature of graduation speeches and the challenge for modern orators to motivate graduates amid a tougher job landscape. It weighs idealism against real-world hardships and ends with reflections on romance and Edward VIII. Cleveland seniors also face looming career surveys at graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Homer
Edward
Duke of Windsor
Kasward
George
Riverside County Police Officers Association Dinner Speaker
The Twenty-Thirty club holds a dinner meeting at Upper Wattle. Nick Norton Jr serves as new soda jerk at Freddie's Confectionery. Street Department replaces a lamp post on Sixth Street. W. J. Titu oversees Tomkers club coffee service due to illness. The Riverside County Police Officers Association plans its regular monthly meeting at Beaumont in the Odd Fellows hall with a 6:30 pm dinner and Ross McDonald as chief speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Wattle
Nick Norton Jr
Freddie's Confectionery
Riverside County Police Officers Association
Beaumont
Odd Fellows Hall
Ross McDonald
O Ff Po Hes
Los Angeles Police Serior
Newsom and Hatfield Lead DunHer Club Initiation Parody
A faculty-run DunHer program featured a prank with Newsom in a frock coat and a dummy knee to mock initiations. J R Hatfield joined in, drawing embarrassment from spectators. The club piano entertained, and funds were raised to cover costs. A next week plan praises Chinese Chevyrelets with J W Creer directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stong Occar
Pounkers Club
J. RR. Hatfield
Locaul Physecians
Tiatieli Soo
J. Www Creer
Commdand
Roosevelt Returns to White House After Hyde Park Rest
President Roosevelt resumes duties at the White House after a three day rest at Hyde Park. A luncheon with Cordell Hull will discuss the Spanish situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Hyde Park
Cordell Hull
Corona 20-39 Club elects officers for six months
Albert McCurdy is named president succeeding Clyde Long with Glen James as vice president and Jesse Lilli pridge Stark Sowers as board members. Lange to tail-twister. Five new members join and a joint installation planned with a nearby club. Fingerprinting project progress noted and dues appeal issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Albert McCurdy
Clyde Long
Glen Jams
Jesse Lillipridge
Stark Sowers
Bard Oof Direct
Rs. Lange
Hampton Rounthwaite
Fredo Hooker
Linvills McKinney
Ambournee Rollinson
Bo Mc Raven
Bob Tindrickson
Omember
Ative
Upland 2020
Chino Organizatio
Aso
Bobo Trimble
Bred Hecker
Jen James
Echool
Albert Cheney
Trimble
Fred Miller
Melfarren
Preident Lange
Forrest Black
Reno
Roy Morgan
Taskel
Canada Counts Jobless Cost Ont
A report estimates that government expenses for unemployment costs amount to four dollars per second for Canada over six years. Provincial and municipal governments have spent nearly 500,000,000 since March 1937 to support debt and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otpawa
Ont
Mel Chandler Couple Visit Myron in Los Angeles
In celebration of their 61st wedding anniversary held on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Chandler spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wood Myron at their home in Los Angeles. Myron is an executive of Technicolor Studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel. Chandler
Wod Myron
Los Angeles
Myron
The
Technicolor Sticies
Graduates Celebrate Corona Union 1937 Class Night
Members of the Corona Union high school graduating class enjoyed a fall program at the school auditorium for 1937 Class Night. Miami awards and honors were announced including scholarships and medals to multiple students and recognitions from local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Union High School
Miami
PCPA
Stariderst
Miry Ganahl
Winther Prisen
Proessrabel Rentiem
Willian Newhouse
Doris Crorr
Dam concerns prompt Corona council to study dam effects
Letter to Corona city council warns dam near the Santa Ana River could flood nearby areas and create odors from plant and animal decay. It urges investigation into reservoir operations, evaporation, shoreline changes, and potential health or comfort impacts on residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corme
Prado
Corona
Santa Ana
Auburndals
Corna
Ube
Coroni
Corma
Senior Glass Role and Officers at Corona Union High
The article lists the class officers for Corona Union High School and names numerous seniors and sponsors. It includes president Mary Goanahl, vice president Bol Meterding, secretary Doris Gorrefl, treasurer Margaret Straszaker, and Miss Margaret Jones as sponsor, followed by many student names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Union High School
Mary Goanahl
Bol Meterding
Doris Gorrefl
Margaret Straszaker
Margaret Jones
Atrol Oj
Thome
Dedin
Phovis Woopies
Thobert Borer
Marla
Doanne Chath
Boenie Wohinett
Babar Pais Bredh
Nate
Poobert Tierney Moelyvine
Leos
William Meerreger
Ota Bruin
Mothoney Liebert
Orell Ou
Pais
Murphy
Dilly Now Bates
Puile Noble
boaiWirenee Keatin
Frank Pe
Thearce Prefice
Nastia Porte
Vind Poveratt
Charente Sipeden
Jimmy Steve Teh
Tested Wilson
Walter Tilson
Dyarotine Paden
Date
Vera Mars Paynter
Concep
Teradees
Spencer Wyttgaret
Os Rdeyne
Koa
Lois Walker
Puorrit Woatsort
Juigniter
Wedditaston
Dorothy Ton Wilson
Mintry Water
Cilledht
Caurohne Creith
Dots
Tian Rell Badtth Chadvilla
Aber
Crippen Toorts
Ro Christian
Bpp
Ee Clinton
Ordering Strike of 89 000 Men
An OCR damaged note reports a large labor action by about 89 000 workers tied to the Republic Steel Corp and Tobin Steel Corp. It mentions a meeting in Youngstown and references the steel industry tensions and a national strike movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younes
Republi Steel Corp
Tobin Steel Corpo
City Council Brief Session Reviews Permits and Appointments
City council members discussed zoning and building permits for electrical and piping work and reviewed tentative appointments for the coming term. City Attorney Walter S. Clyson reported on a Prado day proposal impact while no other major items were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehlers
Jones Peslersen
Gilbert
Disney
Walter 3S
Cliyson
Building permits rise in May across city
May permits show high activity with new construction and improvements. Notable items include Sturges on West Sixth Street receiving 200 for property upgrades and a 1500 project on South Main Street. Additional authorizations cover Foster-Kleiser, Knapp, and Serraunge properties with varied sums and work types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sana de Ro
Bbartot
Arel
Sofet
Ees
Paige Vattel
Osbietrene
Sixth
Dhe
Nis
Bossiers Planet Awas Sted
Main Street
Foewis Sturges
West Sixth Stret
Foster-Kleiser
Secomd
Abaca
George Knapp
Marin Serraunge
Dust Bowl Frenzy Rugs Plains With Mud and Floods
The dust bowl area now becomes a mass of mud as shifting silt dissolves in moisture. Flooding devastates Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico, washing out highways and crippling trade across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coag EN City
Vnsas
Comprismeo Pares
Ivansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Tragic Domestic Death Reported in Westbrook Area
The article describes a fatal self inflicted shooting following a domestic dispute. A woman called police as her stepfather died inside the home, and investigations indicate a deadly quarrel led to the death of her husband. Authorities name the deceased and provide minimal context about the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pos Angels
Joseph
Wheao
Dbeparty
Atte Sehor
Puprly Cadiferni
Teddy Sloot
Wei
Bidith
Perooteliti
Polos Bay
Vairgdl
Westbrook
Cecaschiter
Paarte
Bank of America to Open June 21
San Bernardino officials announce Bank of America will open on June 21 with ceremonies at the city hall. A state representative from the Motor Vehicles office will conduct examinations for those seeking to operate vehicles. Walter Forni reports the Utpland depot project will be dedicated alongside the Toons depot opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of America
Quther Randells
San Bernarin
Sito
Motor Vehieles
Ovity Hall
Walter Forni
Santa Dee
Toons Depot
Breaetors
Hop Py
Jury Indicts Assemblyman in Corruption Case
A county grand jury indicted an assemblyman on charges tied to misuse of funds and improper conduct in office. The proceedings cited by the grand jury name the implicated official and reference the broader political figures involved in the investigation.
Dizzy Dean Suspended By Baseball Authority
The suspension of Dizzy Dean was ordered today by the National League president, Briek Frick, for conduct deemed detrimental to baseball. The announcement cited Dean’s actions and pledged review of the case while outlining possible disciplinary steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Od
Tsar
Balis
Brick
Nathronab Dieague
Brik
Phiver
Dean T Day
Frick
United Press
Faieko
Dean
Dias
Frankie Frase
Phogory Bomierraw
Pebtede
Market Notes on Los Angeles Poultry and Valencia Prices
Market report lists poultry quotations and Valencia fruit prices at New York auctions. Valencia prices range 4.15 to 8.? per box with best grades higher. lemons sold in Philadelphia New York Chicago markets with multiple brands and prices from 4.70 to 7.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Valencia
Philadelphia
Southland
Minerva
Corona Beauty
Midura
Glen Ranch
Grove
Chicago
Sunset cCha Demons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ginger Schnapps
Cleveland
Jue
CURB
Onna
Goumjenhe
Tap Osal
LABOR
RESS
Heegetes
Don Henson
Sixth Street
W. J. Titu
Tomkers Clu
Newsom
Hatfield
DunHer
Biggin
Rome
Federated Motion Picture
Gregg
William Gregg
W. H. Redding
SUN
Epsom Downs
England
King and Queen
Sandsprite
le Grand Due
Edr
Bill Goens
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Albert McCurdy New
Canada
Giy Coungil
Glass
Davepessd
Marion Peenthersten
Mixtho
Tom Campbell
Thetat
Mondhy
Santa Pe
Prass
Maur
Heysheen
Nesta
Estere
Poe
Dedec Veton
Assemblyman
Mactoamento
Grand Jury
Flint
Coearges
Culbcert
Olson
Paes Amieles
Asser Htyvitan Poahidr
Ctalifemia Ddevisi
Rorante
Los Angioles
Louvres
Poulpry Fees
Cepeues
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!