Dulles Sees Hope No New War Amid Shift in Power
In London John Foster Dulles argues Moscow seeks Germany and Japan to win a prolonged war and that war might be avoided. He accuses Moscow of a nerves war against a Japanese peace treaty.
07 Jun 1951
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
1
In London John Foster Dulles argues Moscow seeks Germany and Japan to win a prolonged war and that war might be avoided. He accuses Moscow of a nerves war against a Japanese peace treaty.
The State Senate advanced a 1.035 billion dollar budget for the 1951 52 year, surpassing Governor Earl Warren's request. Major changes include cuts to mental hygiene highways patrol and a large increase for civil defense building costs while delaying 38.84 million in capital outlay freezing armories schools prisons and other projects across the state.
Legislation lowering the draft age to 161 was sent to the White House for President Truman's signature after a 339 to 41 Senate vote in favor. The compromise bill had already passed the Senate.
The report shows prices for grade 1508 T76s and 2008 220s 2528 with values from 8.01 to 2nd 663 and trends indicating about unchanged. Market across all citrus grades remains steady with minor fluctuations noted in the listed figures.
In Mount Morris Michigan a dispute over married and pregnant girls attending high school sparked a student strike and a mass meeting. Superintendent E L Clark lifted the ban but then barred married female students after citing disruption and gossip among younger pupils.
Sunshine League profiles Henry Uribe a 15 year veteran of Corona Athletics as coach player and former manager He remains baseball mad focusing on mentoring his two young sons and driving local enthusiasm The piece notes his 21 game win streak as manager and four championship teams while dodging personal glory in favor of the sport
Sal Maglie of the New York Giants extended his winning streak to nine in a row, after a rocky start this season. He drew comparisons to Hall of Famers as he calmly controlled games with sharp pitching, two-hit shutouts, and relentless accuracy, vindicating his 11-4 finish last year and a late surge this season.
Sal Maglie describes two rough years in the minors as he chased a pitching system and a chance with the Buffalo Bisons. He notes poor living conditions but higher pay, which he says taught him resilience and helped him move forward in his career.
Norco and Corona Legion teams battled in a seven inning game at the park with Corona winning behind Little Mac Hernandez who held Norco to three hits. Eddie Lopez and Mac Hernandez combined on pitching for Corona as Norco used multiple pitchers. Next practice for Corona is tonight at City Park and Norco plans to work out tomorrow at 4 15 p.m. at the high school field.
A meeting of softball team managers is set for 8 o clock tonight at La Casita. Charles Hayes city recreation director announced the gathering inviting all adult team managers to attend.
Market report notes seventeen Valencias steady to higher balance at 2208 with larger spouts unchanged on small lots, while most other Valencia sizes ease. Thirteen lemons show strong demand at 432s, with smaller sizes near unchanged at 300s and 360s, though best lots decline.
Wholesale and consumer egg prices show Grade AA large at 58 to 64 cents and Grade A large 54 to 55 cents. Retail cartons list Grade AA large 71 to 77 cents and Grade A large 63 to 70 cents. Live poultry quotes cover broilers 26 to 29 cents per pound and fryers 2 to 3 pounds 25 to 31 cents, with roasters over 4% pounds at 32 to 34 cents. Butter Jobbing prices posted Grade AA 76 to 78 cents and Grade A 74 to 77 cents.
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