Local Figures Drawn In Odd News Moments
Candid snaps show Frank Burchfield greeting all at a coffee counter after a new appointment. Virgil Danning and Albert Tisnerat claim 25 percent of the tuna take on a fishing trip. Aubrey Wilthite hides cameras after Alvan Dixon dropped four. Police detective George E. McCauley parades a miniature bronze horse. City council misses Ameri can Legion mobilization and ponders siren tests. R. J. Steiner spills water from a glass during magic tricks.
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Virgil Danning
Albert Tisnerat
Aubrey Wilthite
Alvan Dixon
Riverside county highway death toll rises to forty five
Riverside county toll climbs to 45 with the death of Louise Kramer a 12 year old Los Angeles girl in a fatal car truck crash near the Imperial Riverside county line. The digest also notes cadets missing and later returning to a Banning station.
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Riverside County
Louise Kramer
Los Angeles
Imperial Riverside County
City Council Approves Sewerage and Fireworks Funding
City council last night approved sewerage plans for Fullerton and Barth streets at about 200 dollars and study on School street at about 865 dollars. Publisher Ernest L. Peterson reported on Corona Housing authority funding, with a 750 dollar loan within a 3000 dollar cap and plans to forward them to San Francisco then Washington for approval. A 150 dollar grant for fireworks and Dunkers club park concessions was also approved, while a two year state highway budget was set at 6300 for maintenance 1400 for signs 1600 for resurfacing as part of the street program.
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Corona Housing Authority
State Relief Administration
A. H. Hanapel
Fullerton and
Barth
Hanapel
School Street
Ernest L. Peterson
Peterson
Authority
San Francisco
William H. Zimmerman
Grand Jury Recommends County Building Upgrades
The county grand jury submitted a report to the board of supervisors detailing 4 resolutions. They urge a Blythe jail decision, improved courthouse ventilation, and the creation of a sinking fund for possible courthouse expansion. The jury seeks a reply by July 7 prior to formal submission next Monday.
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Fulmer
Blythe
Board of Supervisors
George R. Freeman
Gerge M. Wills
Prand
McPherrin Heads Twenty-Thirty Club in Election
Robert McPherrin was unanimously elected president of the Twenty-Thirty club at a dinner meeting in Tops cafe. He succeeds Robert Trimble, with installation slated for June 24 under Trimble and Glen James.
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Robert McPherrin
Twenty-Thirty
Tops Cafe
Robert Trimble
Trimble
Glen James
Samuel A. Franke
Crawford P. Teague
Hubert Gaddie
Gerald Chaffin
Fred Laughton
Ford Motor Co
Long Beach
Army
James
Warner A. Cropper
Eldon Veach
Frank Morrell
Southern California
Chaffey Junior College
Secy
Leo Benedict
Beaumont Twenty-Thirty
Congressman Edelstein Dies After Rankin Speech in House Lobby
In Washington Rep Michael M Edelstein of New York collapsed in the House lobby and died of a heart attack after replying to Rep John M Rankin who had charged Wall Street bankers and international Jews with steering the nation toward war. Edelstein had sought unanimous consent to respond and deplored Rankins remarks.
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Washington
Michael M. Edelstein
N. Y
House
John M. Rankin
Miss
Wall Street
America
Edelstein
Rankin
Jameson Elected Head of Redlands University Board
G Jameson, president of Exchange Lemon Products Co and a citrus grower, was named chairman of the board of trustees of the University of Redlands in Redlands. He succeeds Dr Mattison B Jones who retires after 32 years as active chair. Jameson has served 10 years on the board and is a Stanford graduate.
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G. Jameson
The
Exchange Lemon Products Co
University of Redlands
Redlands
Mattison B. Jones
Glendale
Jameson
Stanford University
School Electors To Vote Friday in Local Board Elections
Three polling places will serve Corona Cajalco Temescal Rincon and Home Gardens voters. Candidates include R M C Fullenwider for high school board and Mrs William A Galbraith and Edgar N Coleman for both boards. Two seats open on the high school board and one on the elementary board. Polls at Lincoln School 6 am to 7 pm. Norco School same hours for Norco and Auburndale districts. Fast Vale polls 1 pm to 5 pm for its residents only.
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Pres
R. M. C. Fullenwider
William A. Galbraith
Norco
Frank Newsom
Edgar N. Coleman
Home Gardens
Lincoln School
Corona
Cajalco
Temescal
Rincon
Auburndale
Fast Vale
Aviation Gas Expansion Sought by Production Office
Washington agency urges petroleum industry to lift aviation fuel output by 25 percent to meet rising needs of U S and British air forces. The plan targets about 50 000 barrels daily capacity within 18 months.
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Washington
U.P
Office of Production Management
United States
Burchfield Appointed Riverside County Assessor as Claytor Resigns
George V. Claytor resigns as Riverside county assessor to join Citizens National Trust & Savings bank as vice president and manager of the security branch. Frank Burchfield, longtime assessor staff member and citrus appraisal expert, named to complete the unexpired term ending 1942. Born near Kansas City, he studied at William Jewell College and led a 12 year Riverside Corona auto business before focusing on citrus acreage and public service.
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Claytor
Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank of Riverside
Ralph W. Stanfield
Board of Supervisors
Burchfield
Kansas City
William Jewell College
Army Air Corps
Riverside County
Riverside
Corona
Frank Jr
Betty
Corona High School
Riverside Lodge
A. M
Answer Call For Mobilization
Approximately 57 Legionnaires and others responded to the statewide disaster mobilization here by 9 p.m. after the first call was made before 8 p.m. They gathered at city hall as the siren sounded twice. In San Francisco more than 400 Legionnaires answered the first call within an hour.
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Don Lee Broadcasting System
Fred Householder
W. W. Walrath
Riverside
Central
San Francisco
Legion
Plant Production Inspection Service Formed
Washington reports the defense effort expands with a new plant production inspection service to safeguard 43 000 factories in defense production against fires and damage. The move aims to bolster war readiness and industrial security nationwide.
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Washington
War Department
Death Ends Long Career of Aged Former Kaiser
Doorn Netherlands Former Kaiser Wilhelm II died at 82 in Doorn house. He suffered a lung embolism after years of isolation since 1918 when he fled Germany, surrendering his sword. His death leaves Wilhelm, 59, as head of the Hohenzollern family with possible restoration questions.
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Doorn
Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Clermany
Doorn House
Wari
Netherlands
Germany
Hohenzollern
Hermine
Schoenaich-Carolath
Wilhelm
Burchardus of
4Olonin
Back
Adolf Hitler
Budget Passage Speeds Session
Sacramento reports the overwhelmingly approved $512 million biennial budget bill pushes the 54th session toward adjournment in about 10 days. Gov. Culbert Olson said he would sign despite a $1.797 million cut crippling department work. unemployment relief funds may exhaust tomorrow as the Senate and Assembly clash over SRA allocations.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
Olson
Culbert Olson
SRA
Assembly Social Service and Welfare Committee
John Shelley
Dunkers Plan July Fourth Fete Parade Action
Dunkers club outlines Fourth of July plans in a morning meeting at 614 South Main Street. A parade committee includes City Engineer A. H. Hapanel, Atty. Walter S. Clayson, C. T Hoover and John P. Key. The Sherman Institute band will provide music. John Dublevy named president for the day. $150 for fireworks was approved by the city council.
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Dunkers Club
Dunkers
South Main Street
A. H. Hanapel
Walter S. Clayson
C. T Hoover
John P. Key
Sherman Institute
Ethan Allen
M. G
Ehlers
John Dublevy
Cubley
British Gain in Iraq and Syria Crisis Mounts
British forces secure Mosul oil fields amid mounting crisis over French mandate in Syria. Kirkuk reportedly under local pro British control as Paris faces censorship and calls for stronger defense of colonial empire. Submarine activity near Cape Verde and threats from pro Nazi outlets add to tense regional picture.
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Iraq
Syria
Peitish Press
Traq
United States
William
Vichy
Germany
Dakar
Cape Verde Islands
South Atlantic
Paris
France
Vacation Values event highlights and kiddies parade plans
Corona business houses promote a citywide Vacation Values sale with two tires for one, wallets, dresses under 40 cents, and personal loans. The kiddies parade team led by Clifford Piaskel and George Wright schedules signings and bands, with Master of Ceremonies Jack Darling and a burro act. Businesses pledge to keep cars out of the main district to welcome out of town shoppers.
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Corona
Cecil Penson
Clifford Piaskel
George Wright
Kkiddies
Jack Darling
Saga Bernardina
Bill Dallar
Burro
City Hall
Ecity Library
Henson
Boy Scout Leaders to Meet at March Field
Chatanan Owen I Burman, Al Steves, and Hilbert Marzinke will attend Riverside county council finance committee in the Officer's club at March Field. Jerre G Reed, council finance chairman, will preside as Army officers join the session at 6 20 pm tomorrow.
Lions Club to Fete District Governor at Meeting
Corona Lions club will host its annual noon luncheon to honor District Governor George E. Stansley at the Kinney service club room tomorrow. Mayor Dan Huckins serves as general chairman for the observance.
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Lions Club
Corona Lions Club
Tomoorrow
Kinney Service Club
Corona Club
George E. Stansley
Dan Huckins
Obggryance
Winant's Peace Link Discounted Amid Conflicting Reports
Washington and London rejected early peace rumors tied to Ambassador John G. Winant returning to the United States. Winant said no peace sentiment exists in Britain and will meet with Roosevelt and top officials to discuss lend-lease issues. Maj. Clement Attlee backed the stance against negotiated peace as Winant stays in Washington several days.
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Washington
John G. Winant
United States
London
Winant
Europe
Great Britain
Rudolf Hess
Maj
Clement Attlee
White House
Roosevelt
Secy
Cordell Hull
Henry A. Wallace
Henry L. Stimson
Secv
Navy
Frank Knox
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
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Dudge
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American Legion
R. J. Steiner
Tracy F. Caldwell
Thomas Johnson
Ryan Air School
Mt. San Jacinto
Banning
la Sierra College
Robert M. Losey
March Field
Bombas
Norway
Ponce
Puerto Rico
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Magnolia Avenue
Riverside City Council
Niland
Salton Sea
Alfred H. Wells
San Bernardino
Ohio
Highland
James Terry
Charles T. Terry
Lodi
Culbert L. Olson
Whittier State School
Hemet
Orange
Plaza
Edward Poorman
Harry D. Hofmann
Ramona Pageant Association
Electric Light
Pomona
Fr. Milne
Whittier State School For
Justice of the Peace
Charles Kuchel
Anaheim
City Creek
Ontario
Council
Grand Jury
Greece
Crete
McPherrin
Redlands University Board
Coronan
George V. Claytor
Legionnaires
Robert R. Reynolds
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Harry S. Truman
AIR School
Tulare
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Maritime Commission
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Mosul
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