National Boy Scout Jamboree to be Held in Washington
Washington hosts the National Boy Scout Jamboree from June 30 to July 9 with 25,000 boys camping on 350 acres near the Potomac. President Roosevelt and Congress support the event as a showcase of self reliance, travel, and friendships across the nation and beyond.
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SGENES By Don Henson Coronans at bank night
Coronans anxiously awaiting the calling of their names at bank night. A dunker searches pockets to return cups and spoons. Three large trucks occupy parking spaces before local stores. A long legged young man rides a bicycle on the Alpha Beta sidewalk. A two hundred pound man rides a child’s bicycle by Keller’s furniture store.
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Former Covenan radio play writer Wells Hively linked to Cornans event
A Memorial Day gathering saw few noting Wells Hively, formerly of this city, wrote and directed a radio play for Cornans. Hively, son of Wy A. Hively, now resides in Villa Park, attended local grammar school, and has gained professional recognition as a pipe organist.
Army planes search west of Salt Lake City for missing aircraft
Utah reports Army search planes scouring territory west of Salt Lake City for a missing air crew. Maj. Clarence Dodge last radioed at 12 45 pm yesterday reporting the loss. Lt. J L McNeil of Boston is the other occupant.
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Rock Avalanche Halts Searchers For Missing Western Air Express Crew
An avalanche of rock endangered searchers near Salt Lake City as they hunt for the seven missing occupants of the Western Air Express liner, missing since December 14 and found last Sunday. Boulders traveled 300 yards, burying the bodies deeper. Airline officials and others in the search 25 miles southeast of the quarry report defeat in recovering the five men and two women at this time.
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Capone Native of Sicily Reported Not Brooklyn Born
Word reaches that Al Capone, inmate at Alcatraz penitentiary, is said to be Sicilian by birth not Brooklyn born as he claimed. If proven, Capone faces deportation when his 1941 sentence ends.
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Georgia Vets Lead in Election Repeal and New Deal Amendments
Georgia voters backed repealing the 22 year old prohibition law and approved 26 New Deal state constitution amendments. Union stock handlers returned to work at the National Stock Yards after a wage increase was settled. A Timpton Roller Bearing Company strike ended following a settlement with the Committee for Industrial Organization affecting 7 200 workers. A Gay Nineties nightclub disturbance case involving seven defendants including Adela Rovers St John was adjourned for a second time due to one defendant's hospitalization.
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Curbstop Comedy Notes On Ant Species Count
A light note highlights a scientist estimating over 3 000 ant species worldwide. The piece jokes about most ants being found far away while planning a Sunday picnic.
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Corona Woeno club holds Tuesday meeting and plans
Corona Woeno club members gathered for a routine Tuesday session led by President Clede Lag who warned fines to maintain order. Forrest Black reported a trip to Redlands and September plans, while Hoker organized future events and Treior Mitchell Gadelie gave a financial update. Fred Miller won the raffle. next speaker Tabrum of the Riverside County Sheriff's Office was announced.
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A F of L Building Bombarded by Protesters
About a hundred men marched on the American Federation of Labor headquarters in the city today, bombarding the building with rocks and bottles and injuring one man. Police arrived after a call and the attackers disappeared. A F of I spokesman blamed the attackers on the Committee for Industrial Organization nearby. No officials could be reached for comment.
Funeral Notice Sparks Large Harlow Gathering
A sizable crowd gathered for the funeral of Marie Sherman in Sherman with residents paying respects. The service proceeded at the local church as operatives attended and community members shared memories of the deceased.
Power Plant Strike Shuts Down Flint Area at 2:30 A.M.
Darkness falls as workers pull switches in Wahmeton valley halting industrial power. Hospitals, sanitation, and dairy plants lose service while Governor Murphy orders state doctors and team to restore lines from Consumers Power Company during the strike.
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Camp Grounds Ordered Vacated By Local Authority
A Be Aumont official orders cherry pickers to vacate a camp four miles north of Bestfront in Chorev Valley. The commissioner notes unregulated, unsanitary conditions and says action may include eviction to restore sanitary safety.
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BUNKERS ERUOY MUSICAL SHOW
A garbled OCR fragment describes a musical program tied to Bunkers Eruoy with names and phrases scattered throughout. The readable parts reference a show, performers, and locations in a distorted presentation.
Mystery Worstan Served Subpoena
A garbled report notes a subpoena issued to a person or entity referred to as Mystery Worstan. The fragmentary text mentions legal action, authorities, and response requirements but lacks coherent details or context.
Leonti Sells Redlands Shoe Shop to Neighbor
Amid tense community chatter Philin Leonti cedes ownership of his Redlands shop to a rival while plans emerge for a larger program. The sequence follows months of operation by John Leonti and local merchants, with residents watching for changes at Maga Street and nearby venues.
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Legion Seeks City Sale Of Rodeo Equipment
City council hears American Legion seek to sell rodeo gear to city for possible use or sale. Members debate cost, ownership and feasibility while trustees consider forming a committee to study the prop osal and pursue options for community use or disposal.
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Market Report Los Angeles Butter Eggs Poultry and Citrus
Butter prices show small and medium hens at 15 to 16 cents. Poultry ranges 12 to 24 cents. Valencia prices listed with five dollars and seventy cents as top. New York auction notes lower values for Valencia and lemons with specific lot prices for Corona lemons and other varieties.
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