07 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
1
The article argues for reducing horn use in city driving, noting horns help only in rare emergencies and often distract or alarm with little safety gain. It discusses headlight glare from various adjustments, proposing an independent lamp focusing on the right road edge and an extra downward light to reduce glare and improve safety.
Discussion centers on whether Roosevelt formally recognized the Soviet Union by sending a copy of a world peace plea. The issue hinges on whether acknowledging Russia equates to recognizing its government as one of the world’s most heavily armed nations.
The 1596 commencement at Corona High School featured its lone graduate Mr. George A. Scoville, with Dr J H House delivering a witty address. Diplomas were presented by Superintendent Edward Hyatt after a banquet for the classes of 97 and 98.
A reflective note ties gardening to faith, suggesting tending plants fosters spirituality and a sense of divine presence in early life.
George Arliss stars in The Working Man at Corona Theatre in a down to earth role far from his elite image. The veteran actor, famed as the First Gentleman of the Movies, appears as a regular guy who worries about people over possessions and shares simple joys like fishing and casual conversation with friends.
County Forester Oscar Ford told the board of supervisors no camping charges will be recharged this year at Idyllwild camp. Last year $373.25 was collected. Campers at Herkey Creek and Fuller's Mill camps pay no charge since these sites lie entirely on government property.
The piece argues that when government actions force a business to shut down by selling below cost of production, the burden falls on the consumer who ultimately bears the tax. It frames the consumer as the final payer in this dynamic.
The Class of 1933 received Legion awards for courage leadership scholarship and service. Emogene Morrow and Forrest Black won top student body honors. Ruth Glass, Joseph Landon and others earned honorable mentions. William Beck and Emogene Morrow receive $50 scholarship awards upon college registration. Jane Linn introduced the Ko-Hi-Nur issue and Coron al. the ceremony included a skit and a new trophy for school awards.
About 618 Southern California veterans will enroll in the presidents emergency conservation work program. Nationwide, 25,000 veterans will be offered enlistment with selection beginning June 12 and enrollment ending June 26, at a base wage of $30 per month for six months.
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