Freak Storms Hit Nation With Heat and High Winds
Storms swept the nation with heavy rain and strong winds across southern California and Minnesota as heat wave conditions continued. In California a series of local rainfall totals ranged from .14 to .44 inches with high tides in Long Beach and uprooted trees in Monte. Chicago logged a record June heat with 96.4 degrees and multiple fatalities and fires amid a broader Atlantic seaboard heat wave.
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Corona
California
Upper Grove
Temescal Water Company
Pomona
Colton
Long Beach
Fi Monte
Bay
Southland
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Seaboard
Weather Bureau
Furnace
Atlantic Seaboard
Minnesota
Crosby
Stanford Wins Pacific Coast Meet At Seattle Stadium
The story reports Stanford University clinching the Pacific Coast Conference intercollegiate meet in Seattle with 63.5 points as USC led the Philadelphia event and the national intercollegiate track title was contested elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Pacific Coast
University of Southern California
Philadelphia
Leland
Stanford University
Miss Minnie Lowry Guests in Long Beach Visit
Miss Minnie Lowry of Long Beach arrives to spend the weekend with relatives and attends the Legion dance at the Woman's Improvement Club house last night.
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Minnie Lowry
Long Beach
Woman's Improvement Club
Income tax bills mailed for second quarterly payment
Government collector Rex B Goodcell sent second quarter tax bills to over 100,000 Southern California taxpayers on the installment plan with due date June 15. Bills go to last addresses on file. movers remain liable. If half unpaid March 15, taxpayers may skip June, but should pay balance by June 15 to avoid trouble. Mrs Earle MacDonald returned to Los Angeles after a visit with Mrs W S Clayson and Mrs T A Fraser.
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Internal Revenue
Rex B. Goodcell
California
Elaborate Claremont Graduation Plans Announced
Pomona College prepares a multi day graduation schedule starting Thursday June 11 with alumni families arriving for events. Dean E J Jaqua states 162 BA degrees and eight MA degrees will be conferred as Harvard alum W B Munro delivers the address. Music recital breakfast art exhibit reception and Kaminski gallery talk are planned.
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Pomona College
E. J. Jaqua
W. B. Munro
Harvard
Pasadena
Department of Music
Department of Art and Design
Edward Kaminski
Rembrandt Hall
Laguna Beach Art Association
Railroad Denies Cornwall Auto Freight Certificate
The Railroad denied the application of C E B Cornwall to operate an auto freight service for hauling cement from the California Portland Cement plant at Colton to Los Angeles and points in Los Angeles County.
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C. EB. Cornwall
California
Portland Cement Company
Colton
Los Angeles
San Leandro Garcia Homestead Division Placed for Market
The Garcia Homestead Division in San Leandro is being developed as a subdivision and listed for sale, marking a new phase of housing expansion.
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San Leandro Garcia Homestead
Legion Carnival for Fourth at Coplen Building
The Fourth of July program features a free dance at the new Coplen Motor Company building on West Sixth Street. Completion is due by July first with Ford and Lincoln show rooms praised as Riverside county’s best. The Legion plans a carnival style night with car displays, music, comedy stunts, and Legion Auxiliary concessions drawing patrons from several counties.
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Circle City
Riverside County
Ford
Lincoln
Legion
Rush on Parkridge Golf Course Nears Opening
Vice-President Fred Leetson-Smith views progress at Parkridge Country Club as shaping of the 18-hole course accelerates. Golf architect John Duncan Dunn declares the Riverside project unmatched in the United States and plans for a grand opening to begin play soon with a promising season ahead for county members.
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Parkridge Country Club
Fred Leetson-Smith
Pacific Coast
John Duncan Dunn
Parkridge
United States
Leetson-Smith
Riverside County
Lemon Market Surges With Record Prices in East
Heat driven price gains lift citrus in New York and Cleveland markets. Oranges sell 25 cents higher with averages from 3.13 to 8.44 per box. lemons reach 10.40 to 11.24 with notable highs. California lemons hit 13.75 in Cleveland. Valencia oranges 7 to 8.50 a box as heat sustains demand. Highgrove union reports 13 growers earned 48,722.64 from April pool. total distributions near 200,000 to 80 growers ready to ship remaining fruit.
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New York
California
Cleveland
East
Middle West
Highgrove
A. B. Cumming
Highgrove Fruit Association
Nagels
Missing Witness Appears in Court in Shepherd Murder Trial
In Chicago on June 6 Miss Estelle Gehling, the missing state's witness in William D. Shepherd’s murder case, met with Assistant State’s Attorney John Sharboro and said she is ready to testify. Rumors she fled over disgust with the affair were corrected by a call to State’s Attorney Robert E. Crowe’s office. Courtroom heat and lengthy jury selection kept many away.
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Chicago
Estelle Gehling
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
John Sharboro
Gehling
Shepherd
Robert E. Crowe
Excursion Fares Set for Elks Grand Lodge and Endeavor Meet
Railroads list reduced convention fares from California Arizona and Nevada to Portland Oregon for the Elks Grand Lodge in July and the International Christian Endeavor convention July 4 to 10. Tickets for Elks on sale July 10 to 17 with return by July 21. Endeavor tickets June 30 to July 8 with return by July 16 or 165 notated as a misprint corrected to 15.
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California
Arizona
Nevada
Portland
Oregon
Elks Grand Lodge
International Christian Endeavor
Rescue ships to skirt ice pack
Oslo June 6 The Fram and Hobby set out to cruise along the Arctic ice edge in search of traces of Captain Amundsen Lincoln Ellsworth and their Polar air explorers. Fram’s captain warned the ship cannot enter the ice pack and airplanes over the pack pose grave danger. The Norwegian Aero club considers sending another vessel north of Spitzenbergen, where the pole hunters departed over two weeks ago.
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Oslo
Amundsen
Fram and
Hobby
Lincoln Ellsworth
Fram
Norwegian Aero Club
Spitzenbergen
Coast Truck Line Seeks Expanded Auto Truck Service
Coast Truck Line applies to the Railroad to extend service to all points within six miles of Seventh and Broadway Los Angeles and within 25 miles of Riverside County Court House, extending to all points now served in Riverside and San Diego counties.
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Coast Truck Line
Seventh and Broadway
Los Angeles
County Court House
Riverside
San Diego
Mr and Mrs L A Fink Visit Costa Mesa Readings
Mr and Mrs L A Fink traveled to Costa Mesa at the invitation of the Methodist church where Mr Fink gave several readings. The couple were warmly welcomed and enjoyed a very pleasant evening by the coast city.
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L. A.’Fink
Costa Mesa
Bank audit reveals extensive false records across cases
The Los Angeles federal court delayed hearings for James McEntry and Irvin Jordon, hindering Corona National Bank examination led by W C Evans. Frank D Patty, ex president of Pasadena National Bank, was arraigned on misapplication charges and bond was set at $50 000 after a prior lighter request was denied.
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James McEntry
Irvin Jordon
Los Angeles
W. C. Evans
Corona National Bank
Corona
Evans
Frank D. Patty
Pasadena National Bank
U. S
Turney
Patty
Liles Plans Visit After Shrine Duties in Los Angeles
Mr. A. E. Liles a Shriner from Columbus will travel post duties with delegates in Los Angeles then visit his uncle J. E. Langwell of Norco for a family gathering.
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A. E. Liles, Shriner
Columbus, CO
Los Angeles
J. E. Langwell
Norco
Dunsmuir temple project moves forward at site
Preliminary work has begun on an $80,900 Masonic temple in Dunsmuir. Crews cleared ground and prepared utilities as plans proceed for the new lodge building serving local Masonic groups.
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Dunsmuir
Masonic Temple
New Dairy Rules Limit Milk Distribution in Corona
Officials outline sanitation measures requiring cattle breed names on bottle caps and embossing, dating on caps, and strict use by legitimate producers or distributors. Inspectors to use caps only from unopened packages as rules take effect amid California dairy regulation discussions in Los Angeles on June 16.
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Corona
Assembly
Southern Brain
Los Angeles
Legion to Finish Clubhouse at Idyllwild
The American Legion county council plans a August meeting in Idyllwild to finish the local clubhouse and organize support for the national endowment drive for disabled veterans and orphans. The Corona post hosts a 6:30 banquet with a 9 o’clock dance. Coachella post will contribute lumber.
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Idyllwild
National Endowment
American Legion County Council
Corona
Fdyllwild
Legionaires
Coachella Valley
Legion Posts
Riverside County
Charles , Vans
First Congregational
Morett praises Corona’s growth since former residence
Santa Barbara couple Mr and Mrs Lawrence Morett visited old Corona area friends Mr and Mrs Arthur Juckle and Mr and Mrs Dave Jones. Mr Morett says Corona has grown wonderfully since they lived there fifteen years ago.
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Lawrence Morett
Santa Barbara
Arthur Juckle
Dave Jones
Morett
Corona
Parver Called to Santa Ana for Illness of Daughter
Mrs. J. A. Parver was summoned to Santa Ana this morning to care for her ill daughter Mrs. Paul Gillette, Vita Bag and related住所 omitted.
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J. A. Parver
Santa Ana
Fice
Paul Gillette
Net
Vita Bag
Miss Hattie Greenway Visits Angles City by Santa Fe
Miss Hattie Greenway, class of ’03, visited Angles City yesterday traveling on the Santa Fe line. Her trip drew attention from locals and a brief report notes her arrival and departure times.
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Hattie Greenway
Angeles
Yaterday
Frost Protection Object of New Organization
Articles of Incorporation for the Arlington Heights Orchard Frost Protective association filed in County Clerk D. G. Clayton's office. Incorporated with 325000 capital stock, shares priced at 10 each, entitling 600 gallons storage. Directors listed include A N Collins and W T Gore among others.
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Arlington Heights
D. G. Clayton
A. N. Collins
Eb, Gore
P. M. Clemens
Tlh A. Lynn
A. L. Woodill
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Internal Revenue Collector
Claremont Graduation
Famay
Claremont
Legion Carnival
Coplen Bldg
New Coplen Mo
Tor Company
West Sixth Street
Lemon
Woman’s Club House
T. BL. Gore
HH. Goodman
L. B. Dixon
H. R. Torseley
H. A. Lynn
P.M. Clemens
M. F. Merchant
Gordon Wimpress
F. G. Lewis
B. A. Little
W. B. Clancy
A.W. Otis
L. W. Kibler
Francis Cuttle
D. G. McMillan
W. F. Luther
M. H. Mather
R. D. Brotch
Jnd A. L. Woodill
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