Congressmen Eye Territorial Gains From Mexico
The piece mocks U S proposals to acquire overseas land including Lower California. It notes Mexicali residents protested at the American consulate while the Vienna Chamber of Commerce signaled Mexican defense of national integrity. It recalls the decline of lands acquisitions and U S efforts to shed former possessions like the Philippines and Puerto Rico.
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Mexico
United States
South Sea
Canada
California
America
Mexicali
Vienana Chamber of Commerce
Cardenas
Loweralifornia
TES
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Coordinating committees reshape California liquor control cases
Merle Templeton the new Las Aedas county administrator leads a coordinated approach to liquor control reform. He forms city based committees of prominent locals including P T A leaders and civic club editors to meet on set dates and address local liquor policy issues alongside Ray Edgar who appointed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Merle Jempleton
Las Aedes County
San Diego
Ray Edgar
Templeton
Parent Teachers’ Association
Women's Club
Fingerprint crackdown hits liquor licenses in Los Angeles County
About 600 to 700 liquor licenses in Los Angeles County face renewal refusals as fingerprinting, pushed by Templeton, becomes compulsory. In 90 days he fingerprinted 4000 applicants, sent data to Washington for DOJ checks, and 10 percent were found with criminal records and rejected. Politicians react to the enforcement. Also, WPA relief rolls shrink for 13th straight week to 158,632 in California, and Dunn & Bradstreet predicts a strong June for stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles County
Templeton
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Los Angeles
Frank Y. McLaughlin
WPA
California
Dunn& Bradstreets
Oklahoma WCTU Prepares Keynote for Tulsa Convention
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union gathers in Tulsa for its 62nd national convention to map strategy for Oklahoma’s July 8 repeal vote. Leaders and speakers including Ida B. Wise King, Amelia Earhart, and Mary Armour join efforts to keep Oklahoma dry, with “Oklahoma Day” on June 16 and strong emphasis on defeating repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Okla
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Jime
Okdahoma Ary
Atlantic City
North Dakota
North Carolina
Aubsma
Georgiaoe
Wanseas
Smith
Ida B. Wise Steaith
Amelia Earhart Paina
Tov. Chavis
Candy Selecman
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Mary Harris Armer
Max Mayer
Des Moines
Mary Armour
Anti Smoke Ordinance Restricts Orchard Heaters
Riverside supervisors delay action on a proposed ordinance from the Riverside citrus experiment station to limit solid carbon from orchard heaters to one gram per minute. The draft would apply to current and new heaters amid concerns over costs and impact on local growers in Corona district.
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Ralph W. Stanfield
Pan
oGrchard
Corona
Riverside Citrus Experimental Station
San Bernardino
Orange
Dry forces plan organizational meeting at First Congregational
An organizational meeting of the United Dry Forces of Corona will be held at the First Congregational church Wednesday evening at 7 30 o clock. All church services that night are cancelled to allow members to participate. Hollister B Miller pastor of the Church of Christ announced.
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United Dry Forces of
Corona
First Congregational Church
Hollister B. Miller
Church of Christ
Covert
United Dty Forces of California
Babson predicts brief prosperity before unrest returns
Boston chamber of commerce hears economist Roger W. Babson foresees America enjoying about two years of prosperity then renewed economic trouble. He warns of a coming credit inflation movement and ongoing unrest in the longer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Boston
America
Roger W. Babson
Chamber of Commerce
Rossi Seeks 50000 to Extend SF Police Graft Probe
Mayor Angelo Rossi asked for 50000 to fund a further San Francisco graft inquiry that has cost 25000 with no officers convicted. He argued the probe must continue to uncover concealed bank accounts and possible police corruption.
Convict Ordinance Proposed in County Similar to Los Angeles Plan
The county board of supervisors delayed action on a proposed convict ordinance akin to Los Angeles County. It would require felons and drug addicts to register within 30 days, provide aliases, crimes, sentences, current addresses, and allow sheriff to take photographs and fingerprints. Registration would carry a misdemeanor penalty if not done within six hours of entering the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles County
Board of Supervisors
District Attorney's
Horwever
Riverside
Coronans Appointed to Milk Marketing Board
Sacramento June 9 members of the San Bernardino Riverside milk marketing area board were appointed by State Director A A Brock. The seven directors from Corona Corona Riverside Colton Upland etc will meet in Los Angeles to elect a chairman and secretary and to draft a pricing plan to be heard publicly before implementation.
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Sacramento
San Bernardino-Riversid
A. A. Brock
Ro J. Willis
San Bernardino
Musser
Upland
Hy Brice
Celton
J. HH
Jonkman
Arlington
C. W. Main
W. B. Covington
Corona
Roc
Gorber
Fast Highlands
State Building
Los Angeles
Redlands
Highlands
Yucaipa
Colton
Loma Linda
Fontana
Rialto
Supervisors Approve Norco Tree Watering
County Board agrees to fund tree watering in Norco after Forestern Oscar Ford seeks 3360 for the project. Supervisor Stanfield suggests district funds or a transfer with repayment next month as other members observe the trees at Norco and Catalog deserve support.
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Oscar Ford
Board of Supervisors
Ralph W. Stanfield
Dade
Noreo
Stanfield Seeks Another Four Years on County Board
Ralph W. Stanfield filed his nomination petition yesterday to seek another four year term on the county board, ending speculation about his intentions. He seeks reelection amid ongoing local governance debates and community concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfield
County
Ralph W. Stanfield
Local Official Seeks Fourth Term in Ietist District
Corona businessman announces candidacy for another four year term as supervisor of the Ietist district. He offers his record on the county board to voters, while supporters praise his service across Corona and surrounding areas including Arlington La Sierra Heights Alvord Norco Prado Temescal Elsinore Marietta and Temecula.
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Ceed
Corona
Stanfells
Arlington
la Sierra Heights
Alvord
Norco
Prado Temescal
Elsinore
Marietta
Temeculkt
Local Tennis Tourney Draws 38 Entrants
A men singles invitational will be held Saturday and Sunday June 20 21 under Claude Lisle with the County Recreation department and City Recreation commission. Forty etc. (NOTE: Summary kept to readable facts: 38 local players entered with divisions for boys and young men and a business class. Matches start Saturday afternoon with consolation rounds and trophies for winners and runners-up. Some named entrants listed.)
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Claude Lisle
County Recreation Department
City Recreation Commission
Lisle
Periday
Stark Sowers
Dean Walker
Arlo Heath
Mike Richards
Albert McCurdy
Fred S. Miller
S. Wise
Joseph Ganahl
John
Keith Cunningham
Lithbridge
Billy House
City Recreation Program Drafted by Commission
City commission outlines first wide recreation program with plans for two summer Day Camp sessions, neighborhood playgrounds, supervised play areas, and community activities led by local groups. The effort reports growing participation, cost efficiency, and expanded youth programs through July.
Revolt Over Platform Dominates National Republican Convention
The National Republican convention in Cleveland opens amid platform disputes and key speeches. Senator Steiner delivers the keynote as New Deal critics push for a strong monetary plank and party unity efforts.
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Tsa Fete Oataurt
Sean Tene Thuisiasca
Spirit OP
Todtidem
Tom Pentevivania Gard Ois
Obwynone
Resolutions Committee
Supervised Play Hours Listed by City Director
City director announces supervised play hours at recreation centers for youth. High school and junior high run from 9 to 12, Lincoln 8 to 6, Washington 6 to 11 and 4, city park 9 to 12 and 1 to 6 daily including Sunday. Corepeo Gardens on Main street 3 to 6, North Main street west of First 8 to 6. Special evening activities at sighthall diamond are noted. Also camp fire program Wednesday at Corona gardens 7:30. Amateur vaudeville at city park Monday July 6 at 8:00. East Seventh street workshop closed. equipment moved to city park for handicraft instruction starting next week.
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Toferest
Cormusher
Oany
Fernis
Eita Beeb
Women’s Council For Girls
Corona
Noomeee
Wd Codiery
Mrusiound Fames
Corona Gardens
Main Street
City Park
East Seventh Street
Parts of County Get Paying Jobs
WPA paving projects for Seco Fourth and Fifth districts were presented to the county board by Federal administrator Wo AL McBride. The plan aims to cut maintenance costs, with fuel for a truck to transport equipment approved and a four clerk request discussed with Peter Wannamaker of the National Reemployment Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seco
Board of Supervisors
Wo AL McBride
J. Bo McGregor
McBride
Peter Wannamaker
National Reemployment Service
McGheor
Wannamaker
Waive Liens to Secure Crop Loans
The board of supervisors discussed old age pension and reviewed a Government form to sign a lien waiver. A $200 lien on Some Tarn property was waived to enable a crop loan, as the county would otherwise prevent planting and the planted crop would be worth more than the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tietis
Board of Supervisors
WA McBride
J. Bi McGree
McBride
McGregor
Mules Sold By Supervisor Report To Board
Supervisor KR Ro Dillon told the board on Monday that two of four mares were sold after bidding. The total sale price reached 3210. Bids on the remaining two were too low to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. Ro Dillon
Board of Supervisors
Zioncheck Breaks From Hospital Ward Caper
Marion AL man identified as Zioncheck, a congressman, escaped from a city hospital ward and wandered the grounds in a bathrobe. Attendants pursued him through the hospital corridors and windows as staff provided daily watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jane
Marion AL Rioncheck
Fron
Citrus Prices In New York Market Report
Prices for Valencia and Lemons mixed as market opened. Valencias and Dewey, Laetlians offered lower bids while best stock remained steady. Price ranges for different grades listed around 4.25 to 6.20 dollars per unit.
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New York
Dune
Eeber
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