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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
1
The Rotarian piece urges forgetting quarrels and troubles as a path to personal and civic renewal. It analogizes face lifting to renewing Main Street’s look, then notes California’s auto boom and tourism efforts. It highlights Los Angeles civic programs training students and police to welcome visitors and aid traffic.
Don Henson notes the pride on high school students after 12 years of schooling as commencement plans are shaped. Citizens praise the setting of ceremonies while anxious clouds bring talk of rain. Bus drivers work their last trips of the year as councilmen Russell and Johns confer near the Railway Express office.
Toslav marks the final day of the school year as pupils attend their institutions to receive report cards detailing the year’s progress and effects.
The death of Thomas AM Maxwell at Riverside County Hospital at 6 am follows a fatal automobile crash in Temscel canyon last Wednesday. Coroner Ben F White said no inquest will be held due to lack of eye witnesses. Patrick J Adams, Maxwell’s companion, died from injuries sustained in the wreck. Both men were unconscious when found.
Reports say Loyalists in Bilbao hope for a pause after the death of Gen Emilio Mola, chief of insurgent forces in the north, killed in a plane crash. His body lay in state in Burgos as the war shifts after the tragedy. The tale from Venice notes the newlyweds the Duke and Duchess of Wirdsor touring canals amid cheers on their honeymoon journey to Wasserloonburg.
President Roosevelt said there is no doubt the court reorganization bill will pass this session and may accept a compromise. He asserted the people of America want court reform. In Detroit sit-down strikes closed two Chrysler plants, 11,000 workers idled, with union and non union workers at odds.
Residents in Roswell New Mexico prepare to evacuate as heavy rains threaten a 13000 foot reservoir flood. In Los Angeles a five week strike spreads to 28 indie studios with demands for closed shop status and higher wages.
The Southeastern California Conference hosts its annual Adventist camp meeting at La Sierra with near twenty thousand attendees. Leaders from evangelistic, medical, educational and other divisions lead devotional sessions, children and youth meetings, and public services each evening in Riverside County venues including Hole Memorial auditorium and La Sierra college facilities. Reverend R A Anderson, newly based in Santa Ana, preaches on The Challenge of This Mighty Hour as a 150-voice choir leads singing. evening services begin at 7:30 p.m. with mornings at 11 a.m. and a 5:30 a.m. ritual rising bell.
New York Nationals President Ord Itrick orders reinstatement of Dean Jazy Dean a pitcher for the St Louis Cardinals within 24 hours after a question and answer session with officials. The move follows prior suspensions and newspaper reports of the affair.
The Corona Union High School class of 1957 held graduation Thursday night as the three year system marked its first full ceremony. Students received diplomas amid an orchestral program, speaker remarks, and senior previews, with principal and superintendent notes signaling a formal transition to post high school life. The event featured valedictory remarks by Miss Ganahtl and other senior presentations, finishing with the procession off the field.
Confused note recounts military actions and leaders amid the Madrid era clashes. Mentions General Mala and various forces including Moorish and North African troops, with references to promotions, command shifts, and strategic aims in early colonial conflict.
A Los Angeles prosecutor faces an inquiry about conduct and improprieties. The report notes district office involvement and references a tape and official facilities as part of the ongoing matter.
Local volunteer firemen attended a Rotary event where Chief Chass discussed department work and thanked volunteers for nine years of service. Speakers praised firemen for their fire safety efforts and cited a recent Baptist Church blaze as an example of quick response.
A bus traveling north from Sacramento toward Portland crashed and burned about 50 miles north of Redding California. The Pacific et and Teves line reported that the airraver AT Wilson, the driver, and two other men who boarded later were killed. All victims were men and the driver survived.
Prominent director, 78, a native of Denver, died today at Portland Receiving Hospital. He had attended Sacred Heart College and was linked by marriage to Mrs Margaret Shelby Wilwyer, sister of Mary Miles Minter. The marriage was later annulled. A public memorial service is planned next Monday with pay respects to the late industry figure.
Los Angeles market reports show butter and egg quotations steady to higher with progress in poultry prices. Valencia prices range 24.40 to 86.95 per box while lemons bring 5.30 to 8.75 per box in New York Philadelphia and Cincinnati auctions with several named brands and sellers listed.
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