White Book on Spanish Civil War Sparks International Debate
The Spanish White Book criticizes foreign involvement while omitting Germany’s role, prompting remarks on Franco era diplomacy. Homer King discusses German critique of Roosevelt policy and German media. The column trails into coverage of Wallis Simpson and the Duke of Windsor, noting intense public interest and potential third act in their romance.
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Scenes by Don Henson
Large St Bernard dog guarding side entrance to First National Bank. Marion Featherstone observing progress on Bank of America construction job. Smile on fire of Adbert McCurdy as result of 1980 club election. Senior class students of Corona Union High School visiting bath shops and downtown establishments, Tom Murray, ride ambulance, in county.
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Believe Corruption Investigation May Take Much Time
Attorney Otis Balook prepared to carry evidence of legislative corruption to Southern California as corruption probes expand. Jurors and officials anticipate the long investigation, with a June 11 deadline looming for court actions and potential rulings.
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Rotary Club Dinner Meeting at Kinney
Rotarians gather for the weekly noon dinner at the Kinney. A special program is planned. President Joy G. Jameson will preside. Grant Van Valin, president-elect, will assume new club duties in July.
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Local gossip hints at late visits after nine
A crude regional note complains that many men visit a girl but never take action before the clock strikes nine, reflecting social tension and expectations in the area.
Roosevelt seeks seven authorities for federal power projects
President Roosevelt asked Congress for seven powers to oversee surplus power sales at federal dams and to draft soil and water conservation and flood control programs. The move could be his last major recommendation this session.
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City Attorney Opinion on Prado Dam for Corona
The letter from City Attorney Walter S. Cliyson warns Corona City Council about Prado Dam plans. It cautions that a dam near Prado could back floodwaters toward Corona, create algae growth and odors, and worsen a mosquito problem in hot, windy summers. The opinion notes possible shoreline recession and urges timely study.
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CUHS Seniors to Graduate Tonight
Corona high school prepares for its first all senior graduation at Spain Stadium with diplomas to be presented by S J Mueller and Rev Fred Graves. The ceremony features senior and junior orchestras, a benediction, and a student address as families gather for the 137 class commencement.
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Dizzy Dean Denies Making Remarks
New York reports say Dizzy Dean's suspension from the National League was extended after a two hour meeting with Dean, Friel, and Frank Friser. Frick stated Dean denied making the attributed remarks and refused to sign a repudiation, leaving him under suspension. Dean planned to travel to Chicago and then home to Bradenton Florida.
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Governor Candidate Rumors Surface at Federal Official Visit
Federal controller of the currency in Charleston on a speaking tour dodges questions about a possible run for California governor as a Democrat. He declined to deny or confirm plans, saying a definite statement would come later.
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Boston Student Arrives in Corona with Companions
Tyler Thopson a University of Boston student arrived in Corona this morning. He traveled with Lennard Morris of Santa Ana and Robert Williams of Stekton. They left Boston at noon Friday and reached Corona at two this morning.
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Annual School Election Friday for Corona Elementary Trustees
The annual election for Corona Elementary School District trustees is set for Friday. Incumbent Rondonnefee seeks re election to the board, with details on eligibility and polling to be announced by district officials.
Graduation Exercises at Corona High School Marks 150 Graduates
The Corona High School gym hosted 150 graduates in a ceremony featuring performances by the orchestra and choir. Principal roles included Miss Jesus Cervantes and Miss Francis Ie Tinton with John Lerin Warner directing the Boys' Choir. Diplomas were distributed by Ro M. CL Bullen of the Corona school board as classmates received honors and celebrated with a parade oration and songs.
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Two Men Bound Over to Superior Court
Two men were bound over to Superior Court after a preliminary hearing in Twol town. The men faced charges related to the death of FS Rogers as police described a pursuit and confrontation on Woelnesebiv street. Judge Geary McClutey presided and Deputy Dist. Attorney John Gobbert represented the state while Joseph Seyiur defended the accused.
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Junior High Annual Captures School Moments In Leather Binding
The Junior High Annual, regarded as one of the finest, was issued this week at Corona Junior High. The 40 pages feature class groups and student snapshots, bound in a heavy leather binding with a special green cover and four inner covers cut from linotype blocks. Designers Leonardo Barry and Sheldon Terr contributed the special design elements.
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O'Shea Addresses Lions Club on World Affairs
The talk by O'Shea covered Irish independence myths and the role of political and religious freedom, noting that real peace requires genuine discussion of problems and linking support for Ireland with broader international unity. The meeting also touched on civic duties, local leaders, and attendance by notable guests.
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Duke and Duchess Honeymoon in Monts France
Report on the Duke and Duchess beginning their honeymoon in Monts, France. The account references a private, discreet departure and notes the couple’s absence from public events while abroad.
Warbage of the Farmier Hinted in Duke of Windsor Timeline
A fragmented account hints at a Farmier Warbage tied to the Duke of Windsor. The report offers few concrete details and leaves the timeline and participants unclear.
SHUR OF ENGLAND DOES NOT CHANGE STAND OVER WEDDING
The church remains firm on its stance amid public controversy over the Windsor marriage. The Bishop of Tulhienay says the wedding is not blessed by the church despite the couple's claims and social pressure.
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Braddock Suspension Shocks New York Boxing Scene
James Braddock and assistant coach Joe Croramd face an indefinite suspension by the New York State Athletic Commission for failing to comply with a title defense contract against Max Selim. The sanction halts their planned June 22 bout as part of a broader disciplinary action affecting their camp and ring activities.
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Unclear fruit auction results from Philadelphia and New York
Auction today in Philadelphia and New York sold lemons from Corona. Items include Southland Benuties at 725 dollars, Justrite around 6.75, Minerva at 85.75, Maduro about 6.25, and other prices listed for standard lots and proofs.
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