Council Denies Variance for Home Addition
Corona city council denied a variance requested by Mrs. W. P. Stair and Mrs. Mac Donald to add to their home bringing it within 17 feet of the property line. Neighbors raised no objections. The panel also granted a variance to allow a dairy operation in the city despite objections, citing Ordinance 527 restricting dairies in Agricultural Districts. Civil details on Vander Pal dairy and park usage rules followed. The meeting included plans for parking space policy and street improvement districts on First and Third streets.
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Corona
W. P. Stair
Vander Pol
Steves Ranch
Yorba, Maple
Smith Streets
William VanderPal
Claude Shorter
Ontario
Fifth and Main
William Mount
Citizen’s National Bank
Ramona
Zelma Finer
Yellow Cab
Main
First Street
Belle
Victoria
Third
East Grand Boulevard
Boy 15 Hurt In Norco Auto Crash
Larry Cox a 15 year old from Pasadena was injured when a car driven by his mother Mrs Larry Cox 857 North Wilson Pasadena crashed into a tree while attempting to avoid a bakery truck at Seventh and California streets Norco He sustained cuts and bruises and was taken to Corona hospital by Brown Funeral Home ambulance
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Larry Cox
North Wilson
Pasadena
Coronan
Seventh
California
Norco
Larry
Corona Hospital
Brown Funeral Home
Accused of Knife Attack After Drink Refusal
Diwiti Santiago a 22 year old laborer of 114 Ramona avenue was jailed on a felony charge for slashing bartender Paul Garcia owner of the Mona Lisa cafe on North Main street. The assault happened around 12 15 a m after Garcia refused more drinks and Santiago returned with a butcher knife and a bottle. Garcia received a deep head wound and facial cuts and was hospitalized while Santiago was held awaiting arraignment.
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Diwiti
Santiago
Ramona Avenue
Paul Garcia
North Main Street
Garcia
Corona Chamber to Discuss Highway Proposals Tonight
Corona Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee plans a dinner session at Hickory Barbecue to review local and area highway problems. Attending are California State Highway Department District Engineer C. V. Kane and other engineers, plus Corona Naval Hospital representatives. City Council and Chamber Board invited to participate.
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Corona
Corona Chamber of Commerce
California State Highway Department
C. V. Kane
C. W. Gaylord
G. E. Markson
R. L. McNeely
Corona Naval Hospital
Hamner Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Corona City Council
Chamber Board of Directors
H. E. Garton
Maine seeks new riches with ore tests in Bangor area
In Bangor Maine joint ventures with Canadian firms announce test diggings in Washington County to locate uranium zinc lead copper and silver. The effort aims to expand mineral resources and bring wealth to the potato rich state.
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Bangor
Potatorich
Maine
Washington County
Cleveland World Publishing Co Bible Dominates Production
The World Publishing Co. of Cleveland leads in Bible publication, releasing more volumes than any other firm. The firm’s output underscores its dominant position in the religious publishing market.
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the World Publishing Co
Cleveland
Road Race Makes Annual Event For Corona
At the Corona Chamber monthly breakfast a near unanimous vote endorsed making the Corona Road Race an annual event. The parade and celebration last Saturday were praised, though crowd size was smaller than hoped. Officials credited many volunteers and discussed plans for a long term revival with broader participation from foreign car and horseless carriage groups, teen rodeo, and junior racers.
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Corona’ Chamber of Commerce
Virgil Wilson
Clair Hutchison
Jack Williams
E. C. Bickharts
Harry Cole
Buick
W. J. Fink
Coronan
Dorothy Egan
Chandler
Frank Morrell
Corona
Don Burns
Carl Plate
Joseph Lowery
Reserve Police
Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower to broadcast first 22 weeks report with cabinet guests
President Eisenhower to appear on his own TV program reporting the administration's first 22 weeks. The broadcast from the White House will feature Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr, George M Humphrey, Ezra Taft Benson, and Oveta Hobby with a polished, rehearsed setup in the Fish Room. The event airs on KNXT KNBH KECA and on several radio stations at listed times.
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Eisenhower
KNXT
KNBH
KECA
KFI
KGFJ
KNX
KHJ
White House
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Social Security
Oveta Culp Hobby
FDR
City committee forms to sponsor vote to ban cows dairies in Corona
A Corona opposition group forms a city committee to push a referendum or legal actions to block a dairy within the city. They argue a dairy could depress property values and pave the way for hog farms and stockyards, despite an ordinance already prohibiting such operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Charles Carter
Harry Slaten
Howard L. Blakeley
John C. Collins
W. M. Colbern
Frank J. Morrell
R. J. Steiner
Jess E. Lillibridge
R. C. Verity
Roosevelt Promise to Ibn Saud Haunts U S Arab Ties
The 1945 meeting at Great Bitter Lake aboard the Quincy saw President Roosevelt pledge no Palestine decision without Arab and Jewish consultation and gifting Ibn Saud his wheelchair and a Navy plane. The New York Times later revealed these facts, blaming the lapse for decades of strained Arab relations. The article hopes the Dulles Stassen trip may mend ties.
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Suez Canal
Great Bitter Lake
Roosevelt
Yalta
Quincy
Farouk
Egypt
Hailie Selassie
Ethiopia
Ibn Saud
Saudi Arabia
United States
Palestine
New York Times
Israel
Near East
President to Open 30 Minute TV Show From Notes
The President will begin with an eight minute talk from notes and cue cards and then present four cabinet members for a modified Q and A on major national problems. The session aims for spontaneity with no advance script released, while the White House will transcribe the report for later publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Closing New York Stocks
A report lists end of day prices for major stocks including AT and T 155 percent, Douglas Aircraft 62, United Aircraft 37, Libby Owens 37, Montgomery Ward 60, Owens Illinois 74, Sears Roebuck 58 14, Transamerica 27, Bethlehem 50, U S Steel 38, Standard of California 51, Union Oil 38 4, General Motors 60, Great Northern 54, and Phelps Dodge 33 35.
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New York
E. F. Hutton & Co
T and T
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Libby Owens
Montgomery Ward
Owens Illinois
Sears Roebuck
Transamerica
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
Standard of Calif
Union Oil
General Motors
Great Northern
Phelps Dodge
Cutting Air Force Goals Risks Security Says General Vandenberg
General Hoyt Vandenberg warned the Senate appropriations panel that trimming the Air Force goal from 143 wings to 120 was not approved by the Joint Chiefs. He noted postponement would pose security risks beyond prudence amid ongoing defense budget discussions.
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Air Chief
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Charles Wilson
Hoyt Vandenberg
Senate Appropriations
Joint Chiefs
Harold Talbott
Plans Revealed for 48 Car Municipal Parking Lot
City Manager William Mount outlined tentative plans for a Fifth at Washburn parking site that would fit 48 cars without demolishing the Pioneer Transfer building. A small eastern structure could be removed to create space while the larger leased building remains. The quarter-block site, acquired on lease purchase from James A. Lindsley, sits near the post office lot with a second municipal lot already in use on Seventh near Ramona. The city does not plan further property purchases until these sites are paid for.
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Pioneer Transfer
William Mount
Fifth
Washburn
Mount
Pioneer Building
James A. Lindsley
Post Office
Ramona
Answers Teachers Give in Survey Go to Chicago
Supt George Kibby explains anonymous survey of Corona teachers on school matters. Teachers print to hide identity. boxes kept in Corona junior high and opened there before shipment to Chicago. Leo Pauly leads supervision with county staff. results tabulated on IBM machines.
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Corona
George Kibby
Science Research Company of Chicago
Chicago
Leo Pauly
Association of Corona
Express
Science Research Company
IBM
Corona Mother of Two Is Sentenced
Geraldine Rose 24 was arrested at 105 West Blaine Street May 11 and sentenced to 10 months in county jail for contributing to the delinquency of her minor children. Tony Jaurez Villagas 27 was placed on probation after the Blaine Street raid. Police found Rose’s two children, 15 months and three years old, in the home.
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Geraldine Rose
West
Blaine Street
Tony Jaurez Villagas
Corona
Blaine
C. B. Biggers
UN and Communists Set For Panmunjom Talks On Prisoner Return
In Panmunjom talks may yield a decisive truce session. Seoul sources are cautiously optimistic that Communists may accept UN proposals for prisoners from China and Korea who refuse repatriation. South Korea calls the plan a surrender to Communists.
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United Nations
Panmunjom Fo
Seoul
U. N
Marshall Seeks U S Britain Accord for World Peace
Gen George Marshall in London calls the US British Commonwealth accord the key to world peace. In aviation news the B 47 Stratojet fleet begins a mass Atlantic flight from Tampa to Limestone to England, with 45 jets total under Col Michael McCoy of the 306th Wing.
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Gen. Marshall
George Marshall
London
United States
British Commonwealth
America
Atlantic
McDill Air Base
Tampa
Florida
Limestone
Maine
England
English
Rosenbergs Decline Offer for Clemency Deal
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg say they refused a deal from the attorney general involving governmental cooperation in exchange for commuting their death sentences. A Justice Department spokesman offered no immediate comment.
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Atom
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Justice Department
Rosenberg
Mendes-France Seen Likely To Make France More Independent
The French National Assembly weighs Mendes-France as head of a new government to curb Indo China spending and reduce rearmament. Analysts view his confirmation as a setback for U.S. interests.
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France
French National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
United States
Mendes-France
Indo-China
Vishinsky Leaves Sudden Trip From New York
Russia's top U N delegate Andrei Vishinsky sailed home from New York on a sudden trip. He would not say when he might return, answering only that he hoped to come back. In California, a bill to fire school district staff for refusing to answer about Communist party membership advanced, passing the Senate and returning to the Assembly for concurrence.
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Vishinsky
Russia
U. N
New York
Andrei Vishinsky
Communist Party
California Assembly
Nelson Dilworth
Hemet Republican
Senate
Assembly
Southern California bakers threaten nationwide strike
About 2,500 A. F. of L. bakers threaten to strike 28 major baking firms over shorter hours and longer vacations after rejecting a 5 percent wage increase. The union says the walkout would idle bakers from Santa Barbara to Long Beach and east to San Bernardino, with a San Diego local likely to join.
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A. F. of L. Bakers
Santa Barbara
Long Beach
San Bernardino
San Diego
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Council
Norma Weiler
C OF C
Merriman Smith
U. P. White House
Officers OF Woman's: Improvement Club
Ramos
H. H. Holton
Corona Woman's Improvement Club
L. L. Andrews
H. L. Rogers
R. N. Annis
W. D. Addison
John C. Brown
Glenn Griswold
Ray T. Williams
C. M. Williams
E. F. Bryant
Walter Wood
H. V. Kaltenborn
State Dulles
Dio
Vandenberg
Dun & Bradstreet
Defense Department
Postoffice
Pauly
Atty
Lugos Cruel
Bela Lugosi
Lillian A. Lugosi
Las Vegas
Nev
Southern California
Bakers
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