Bride 18 Charged With Theft and Driving Without License
An 18 year old bride of three months, Rose Richardson, faced petty theft and driving without a license charges after a minor accident. She admitted theft of $10 from a friend's Corona apartment to cover a garage bill. Restitution required. court stayed jail and license fines contingent on obtaining a valid license by June 12.
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Rose Richardson
March
Corona
R. K. Wade
Richardson
Justice of the Peace
Alexander M. Rowell
Mary Alice Sutter
Richardso
Thursday Grad Recalls Way Back In Grade Days
CHS Stadium observances bring back memories of Washington Grammar School days in 1944. Spitball tosses, The Marine’s Hymn played by Robert Perez, and stories of girl and boy mischief unfold from former students and Norco alumni.
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CHS
Washington School
Washington Grammar School
Robert Perez
Robert
Mary Camacho
Washington
Fred Montejano
Andres Aguirre
Horace Andrade
Viola Rodriguez
Mary Lou Mendoza
Joe Sota
Tony Carranza
Louis Uribe
Miss Nealy
Fred” Montejanc
Jefferson
Phil Gundersen
Lone Ranger
Tonto
Tarzan
Romeo
Louie Uribe
Norco
Hilda Childress
Anna Jones
Faith Rispalse
Betty Hall
Hazel Price
Barbara Brooks
Maragret Moreno
Jacks
Jimmie Ragsdale
Phil Nudson
Bobby Taylor
Ken Haselwertt
Joe Kaminski
6th Street widening bid comes in below estimate
E L Yeager Co of Riverside bids 269 938.50 for widening Sixth Street, far under preliminary cost estimates. Other bids range from 281 369.99 to 535 937, with Potter Kiewit handling paving west of city limits. A newborn baby girl of Mr and Mrs Glenn A Davis weighs two pounds four ounces at Corona Hospital.
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Sixth Street
E. L. Yeager Co
Rverside
Peter Kiewit Co
Arcadia
R. A. Irwin
Colton
Cox Brothers Construction Co
Stockton
George Hertz Co
San Bernardino
H & H Construction Co
Long Beach
A. Teichert and Sons, Inc
Sacramento
Potter Kiewit Co
Debra——Ann
Glenn A. Davis
Valley View
Norco
Corona Hospital
Mr. Davis
Brady-Rawson Agrency
Corona
Davis
Debra Ann
Mitchell Cole
Add This One to Mean Thief List
Ray Nichols bought a Coronal yearbook for his twin brother Clay and left it in his red car at Corona High School. The annual disappeared before he could view it and no replacement is available. The Nichols family, of 929 Fullerton Ave, have other children Bil and Wilma.
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Ray Nichols
Clay
Ray
Clay and
Rey
George Nichols
Fullerton Avenue
Bil
Wilma
Corona
Justice of the Peace
Alexander M. Rowell
Rowell
Wille
Crudi
Menon
Candi
Dad Paul
Ast
Caudill
Daniel Hovan
Election Board
Thit
Pequegnat
Muany
Rome
Caifornia
Dlink
Assessed Values Go On Roll July 1
Frank Burchfield Riverside County Assessor urges property owners to review their 1950 assessments before July 1. An individual analysis sheet exists for every parcel and staff will review valuations. mistakes can occur and owners should request checks if needed.
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Frank Burchfield
Riverside County
Burchfield
Lumber Pile Burns in Norice Causes Damage
A lumber pile owned by Mr. Stone on East Second Street, Nores, burned yesterday causing about $100 in losses. Firemen report no one was home during the blaze and say spontaneous combustion in a sawdust pile started the fire.
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Norec
Stone
East Second Street
Nores
Schoolchildren Lead Fight Against Flies in Corona
School children distribute leaflets urging fly eradication at Coroha schools. The Parent Teacher Association and local Chambers of Commerce form Corona Anti-Fly committee to spread the message door to door. Campaign calls “Bill that fly Protect your health” and urges spraying parks and playgrounds while homeowners are urged to fly-proof homes.
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Coroha
Chambers of Commerce
Corona
Costume Contest for Ladies at July Celebration
The Circle City Celebration Association invites ladies of all ages to a 5 p.m. costume contest on Saturday July 1 at the show grounds West Sixth Street. Theme recalls Pioneer Days prior to 1900 with prizes for best costume and a Mother and Daughter team option. Door prize, free seating, barbecue meals, and dancing at KelQ pani until midnight promise family evening fun.
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Circle City Celebration Association
West Sixth Street
Entries Rush for Police Rodeo Contest Lineup
Entries for the Police Rodeo are filling fast with calf roping eight milking wild cows and two bull riders already listed. More saddle and bareback bronc riders are sought as the amateur contest promises cash prizes for winners.
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Heckért
73 500 Project Aims Flood Control and Groundwater Recharge
The County Water Conservation and Flood Control District plans to acquire the 250 acre Morgan property in Temescal Wash east of Corona for spreading grounds. The project intends to save water, reduce flood damage, and replenish underground wells by diverting storm runoff into the ground before it reaches the Santa Ana River. Officials estimate year one costs at 238,500 with a 30,000 appropriation for the three-year plan.
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County Water Conservation and
Temescal
Coronk
Santa Ana
Noromak
Corona
Max Bookman
Severn
Temesent-Water Company
Pemescal Canyon
Cajalco Road
Marvin Brewer
Santa Arr
Norco
Coron
Gypsum
Eagle
Temescal Wash
Tost
Water Company
Intierest
Orange County
Cliff Baker Home Talent Show Man Dies at 36
Cliff Baker 36 of Arlington died suddenly at 7 44 last night from heart attack. Known as a promoter of home talent shows he lived in Arlington after moving from fushewood three years ago. He formerly ran Cliff's Malt Shop on Tyler Avenue. The body rests at Simons Mortuary Riverside with burial at Inglewood. Survivors include his wife Jessie a son Kenneth aunts and uncles in Home Gardens Grand Island Goodland and Sioux City and several siblings.
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Clff Baker
Towner
Arlington
Baker
Coropa
Hastings
Neb
Fushewood
Heo
Cliff
Tyler Avenue
Home Cardens
Simons Mortary
Riverside
Inglewood
Jessie
Kenneth
Robert Frye
Tolton Avenue
Home Gardens
F. W. Foster
Los Angeles
Lydia Nichels
Hazel Leblanc
Grand Island
Clayton
Goodland
Kaw
Cecil
Sioux City
Iowa
Indicted Spy Active for Russia from Santa Fe to Boston
Report describes prosecution activity tied to alleged Russian espionage and lists locations including Santa Fe and Boston as part of the investigation. Details reference multiple suspects sought by authorities and connect to a broader espionage case.
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Russia
Santa Fe
Boston
Indictment details Gold spying case and others named
The document lists Harry Gold charged with espionage for Russia and identifies two unnamed co-conspirators as John Doe and Richard Roe. It notes Gold’s alleged activities across New York Boston Canbridge and Santa Fe with possible death penalty due to wartime crimes. Gold may plead guilty and seeks a patriot lawyer.
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Toumovians
United Presa
Harry Gold
Russia
New York
Santa Fe
N. M
Boston
Canbridge
Mass
Gold
John Doe
Richard Roe
Federal Land Jury
Philadelphia
Tohn
Fuchs
Sam
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