04 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
1
The readable lines reference health care, a department, and community activities. Mentions of names, places, and specific terms are unclear due to OCR corruption. The fragment hints at therapy, prayers, and a civic or hospital setting but lacks a coherent narrative or complete facts.
Sacramento leaders describe a shift from grim pageantry to empathetic funeral service. The Funeral Directors Association of America advocates educated morticians, nurses at homes, and professional standards to ease grief.
In San Francisco a hotel guest shouted as a snake escaped in a Puestato establishment causing a scene. Frank lord a fellow guest chased the reptile while others sought help after the incident near a stairwell. The chaotic moment followed a pedestrian collision that injured Mrs Annie Wesley and sent her to hospital with a possible hip fracture.
The Corona Theatre presents a Sunday matinee and evening vaudeville bill headlined by the Seven Musical Coles with a revue of songs and dances. Featured acts include Andersen and Allen acrobats six feet of rhythm Barrow and Owens two pages of Stan and Misleading Lady a pen dance comedy. Paramount film Misleading Lady stars Edmund Lowe Claudette Colbert with Stuart Erwin George Meeker Selena Boyle Robert Strange and William Gargan in supporting roles. Stuart Walker directs.
In a perilous maneuver, G. W Cornelius cut loose the control tackle from his plane and descended by free glide to earth, living to tell the tale of the dangerous stunt in Los Angeles.
A fragmented Oakland themed piece states that two towns Elmeryville and Piedmont lie within a larger city. It juxtaposes belief and doubt with philosophical lines about faith and integrity, mentioning honor in creation.
Heavy winter rains created dense undergrowth in the San Jacinto mountains causing forest service to keep lookouts closed this summer as a precaution against fires. Tahquitz peak lookout remains open while others wait for improved conditions.
The article explains July 4 as the final date for veterans or their survivors to claim property tax exemptions under California law. It states eligible veterans or widows or widowed mothers may exemption up to 1000 dollars on real estate, with filings required by July 4 for churches using property solely for religious purposes. Each year affidavits must be filed with the assessor or a field deputy.
Minutes of the last Rotary Ladies Conduct meeting were read by Mrs. Kuster. Mrs. Pearl Glass reported on other clubs Ro tarians had attended. Mrs. Fred Snede cor spoke on international relations with witty remarks. An invitation from Pra do Beach Rotary club was read. Grace Stim son read a poem about Rotary clubs by James Foley. A musical program featured crooning tenor Mrs. Te Rutz and guests, closing with guitar accompaniment by Mr. Serrano.
Corona city government and the schools construction program are adopted as part of a broad economy plan. The county taxpayers association organized with a constitution and bylaws to scrutinize public expenditures, led by director Criddle who says the group represents the silent majority against pet projects.
The Ileafans of the 15th century reportedly enhanced pottery techniques, introducing refined firing practices and glaze applications that increased durability and finish. These innovations reflect a notable shift in medieval ceramic production and craft autonomy.
A group of high school sophomores held an impromptu picnic and outing yesterday at Riverside Park in Fairmont.
Tonight at the Corona theater the outdoor western The Saddle Buster features Tom Keene with Helen Foster and Marie Quillan as leads. a double feature program also presents The Heart of New York with stars Robert Frazer and Dale. The cast includes George Sidney Anna Appel Aline MacMahon Ruth Hall and Oscar Apfel.
In Yakima Washington Buck Heathman explains he found a rattlesnake beside him at dawn while fighting forest fires He grabbed its head and applied tobacco juice as a first aid He was later taken to jail with the snake bite described as severe by Heathman
Idaho tale recounts Polly Bemis, a Chinese woman sold as a slave, who was wagered in a mining camp card game, won by Bemis, who later married her and moved to the Salmon River region. after her husband’s death she lived in the wilderness while two miners offered food and shelter in exchange for deed to Salmon River property.
Goats followed A. Arnold all the way home, prompting his complaint to police. Officers guided the animals into a garage and began locating the owner.
Elzie Veach applies for fire and automobile insurance at m26 10p. The filing outlines policy coverage and pricing terms for customers seeking combined property and vehicle protection.
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