Jury Trials Sought On Disturbing and Speeding Charges
Justice Court faces pending jury trials for three defendants. John O Tuntland of Riverside denies a property disturbance near Lake Matthews on May 22 and seeks a jury trial set for July 8 at 10 am. Josephine Lottie Anderson Roberts of Bell requests a jury trial for a May 30 driving while intoxicated charge, with July 1 at 10 am scheduled. Kenneth L Kriftin of Fullerton pleads not guilty to speeding in an ambulance case, with a jury trial set for June 24 at 10:06 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Tuntland
Riverside
Lawrence Holmes Jr
San Bernardino
Lake Matthews
Willie S. Caudill
Josephine Lottie Anderson- Roberts
Bell
Calif
California Highway Patrol
Ane
Home Gardens
Kenneth L. Kriftin
Fullerton
March Air Force Base
Justice Court
Grace Powers Services to Be Held Wednesday
Rachael Grace Powers 70 of 212 West Seventh Street died Sunday at Riverside Hospital. She lived with her daughter Mrs Eileen Powers in Corona the last eight months. Born in Marshall Minnesota she came to California in 1941. During World War II she served as a nurse at Bremerton Naval Hospital. Survived by daughter a grandson Dade Powers of Corona and three brothers Patrick Alfred and Lambert Starrett of Seattle. Funeral Wednesday 10:30 a.m. Bell-Thomas Mortuary Rev Bruno Ederma officiating Interment Sunnyslope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Grace Powers
West Seventh Street
Riverside
Eileen Powers
Corona
Powers
Marshall
Patrick Starrett
Alfred Starrett
Lnther Starrett
Seattle
Bell-Thomas Mortuary
Bruno Ederma
Bethany Lutheran Church
Norco
Sunnyslope Cemetery
Down payment cuts for veterans in new housing rule
The new Government Housing Regulation X lowers down payments for veterans to five percent for non veterans five percent on some values. no change to mortgage terms. For a $10 000 house veterans pay 5.8 percent now from 6 percent, non veterans 14.4 percent from 15 percent. On $15 000 vet 17 percent from 23. non vet 25 percent from 28. On $25 000 vet 35 percent from 45. non vet 40 percent from 50. Builders say veterans housing will boom while credit terms for others disappoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Home Builders
Eg Hammond Elected Secretary-Treasurer at CA Ad Managers’ Meet
More than 100 members of the California Newspaper Advertising Managers Association gathered at the Santa Barbara Biltmore for the 27th annual convention. Corona's Eg E Hammond of the Daily Independent was chosen secretary treasurer representing the southern unit and served as program director and entertainment chair. Notables included Raymond Bill of Sales Manager Magazine and A W Andy Neally of Batten Barton Durstine Osburn. Next year’s convention will be at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California, Newspaper Advertising Managers Association
Santa Barbara Biltmore
Corona
Eg E. Hammond
The
Daily Independent
Hammond
California
Raymond Bill
Sales Manager Magazine
New York City
Association
A. W. “Andy” Neally
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osburn
Fairmont Hote
San Francisco
Barbershop Singers Headline Riverside Dance Night
Riverside Chapter 884 barbershop quartet to perform a half hour before the Western dance at the Armory. The Flyaway Four from March Field join for intermission numbers. Saddle Kings provide music after the big City Park barbecue on June 14. show starts 8:30 p.m. in Riverside Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Riverside Chapter
International Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
March Air Force Base
L. S. Charlesworth
Corona Police Department
Riverside Club
Charlie Wells
Charles Sargent
Saddle Kings
City Park
Riverside
Alpha Beta Stores names Claude W Edwards president
Replacing Raymond A McCarthy amid health issues Claude W Edwards becomes president and general manager of Alpha Beta Food Markets effective June 2. McCarthy becomes honorary chairman of the board after serving since 1939 while Philip B Gerrard of Santa Ana joins the board. Edwards, long tied to Corona and Pomona roots, has led operations since 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude W. Edwards
Alpha Beta Poeatarkets,Inc
Edwards
Alpha Beta
Corona
Raymond A. McCarthy
McCarthy
Philip B. Gerrard
Santa Ana
Gerrard
Pomona
Corporation
Market Company
Whittier
Super Market Institute
International Trade Association of
Super Markets
National Association of Food Chains
Western States Chain
Grocers Association
Alpha Beta Food Markets
California
la Habra
Hugh A. Gerrard
Nor Madera
Calif
W. C. Cheverton
H. A
Chowchilla
Jars Hanson
Several Autos Damaged in Local Crashes In Lawndale and Nearby
Early today Jay E. Kington 23 of West 166th Street Lawndale ran into a wig wag signal at the Santa Fe crossing on Main Street. He escaped with scratches and his car was damaged. Friday night Salvador Russo and Daniel Reyes were in a minor collision at North Crand and Joy. Earl Henson and Carlos Cervantes had a broadside crash on Sixth Street at Main. Lucille Cummings Lorez’s Riverside car was damaged when Lee O Stewart’s truck hit it while parked Ramona and the driver looked away momentarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay E. Kington
West 166Th Street
Lawndale
Main Street
Kington
Salvador Russo
Blaine St
Daniel David Reyes
Vicentia Avenue
North Crand Boulevard
Joy Streets
Earl Ross Henson
Kellog Avenue
Sixth Street
Carlos Cervantes
Quarry Street
Henson
Cervantes
Auto
Lucille Cummings Lorez
Riverside
Lee Ocis Steward
P.O. Box
Corona
Steward
Ramona
Eisenhower as diplomat not military man for president
A newspaper weighs the case for General Eisenhower as a leader with diplomatic experience from World War II era treaties and postwar alliances. The piece notes many presidents had military backgrounds, argues Ike demonstrates executive ability and international tact, and cautions against excluding a capable leader for this reason.
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Eisenhower
Orient
MacArthur
Winston
Churchill
England
France
Italy
Gen
United States
Gedrge Washington
James Madison
Washington
Harlem Heights
New York City
White Plains
N. Y
Monmouth
N. J
Trenton
Andrew Jackson
Old Hickory
William Henry Harrison
Canada
John Tyler
Tyler
Robert I. Lee
Zachary Taylor
Franklin Pierce
Mexico
James Buchanan
Baltimore
Abraham Lincoln
Middle West
Andrew Johnson
Tenessee
Lincoln
U.S. Grant
Rutherford B. Hayes
Chester A. Arthur
Benjamin Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Roosevelt Rough Riders
U. S. Cavalry
Ten
White House
Ben Hibbs
Saturday Evening Post
Wisenhower
Sheriffs Probe Third Attempted Break-In at Eagles Lodge Hall
Home Gardens sheriffs investigate a third apparent burglary attempt at the Eagles Lodge building. Friday night a tampered back door and a broken window were found. Trustee L. J. Malcolm noted prior entry attempts and suggested juveniles may be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Lodge Hall
Eagles Lodge
Home Gardens
L. J. Malcolm
Malcolm
el Cerrito Village
Stolen 1941 Ford V-8 Pick-Up Reported From City Lot
A green 1941 Ford V-8 pickup owned by Faustino F. Fredericks of 359 Rimpaw Avenue was reported stolen Saturday. Police said it was taken while parked at the old Safeway lot on West Sixth. the toolbox inside held cement finishing tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faustino F. Fredericks
Rimpaw Avenue
Tekken
Safeway
West Sixth
Three Injured In Freeway Collision West of Corona
A three person crash near Green River on the Corona Freeway in the Santa Ana canyon left I W Jameson and Dorothy Jameson with a serious back injury and facial lacerations while Ralph L Snyder had contusions. Both cars were traveling east on the highway around 11 30 am and were taken to Corona hospital by Brown Funeral Home ambulance.
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Green River
Corona
Santa Ana Canyon
Brown Funeral Home
I. W
Dorothy Jameson
First Street
Riverside
Ralph L. Snyder
South Seventh Street
Garden Grove
Jameson
Snyder
Corona Hospital
Detroit and Boston Play By Play Mismatch In Scores
Baseball scores show Detroit tied at 8 runs while Boston finishes 9 to 2 in a game with incomplete lines. The boxing of digits suggests a single nine inning line for the Red Sox and Tigers at a local park.
War Analysis and Red Offensive Threat
The analysis notes the Reds demand prisoner repatriation under the Geneva convention but warns the absence of agreement allows each side to choose its own release plan. It highlights Washington concerns of a possible large Red offensive aided by armored forces heavy artillery and air power, with supply lines possibly sustaining a push beyond the critical period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
van Fleet
Eighth Army
Korea
Employment Gain Reported From Feb Until April
The Riverside area including Corona shows a rise from 41 225 employed in February to 42 250 in April with about 500 additional construction jobs. April employment is up 44.5 percent from a year ago due to defense linked manufacturing and services. Summer labor should be ample except for agricultural workers and citrus packing layoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
State Department of Employment
Corona
Labor Market Bulletin
Bulleting
Seafarers Club Plans Progressive Dinner Event
The Seafarers Club of the First Congregational church will host a progressive dinner Tuesday evening. The first course is at 1117 Victoria avenue at 6 30 pm with Ev and Eleanor Walters serving. Afterward the group moves to the church basement for fur and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seafarers Club
First Congregational Church
Eleanor Walters
Victoria Avenue
U.S. General Questions Korea War Prospects
Major General Daniel H Hudelson, commander of the Fortieth Infantry Division, says Communist troops can drive UN forces from Korea anytime and that the U.S. should withdraw as soon as possible, while Eighth Army head James A Van Fleet vows a sound defeat of the Communists. Pace also rejects Hudelson's view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huderson
40Th
Reds
Korea
Los Angeles
Fortieth Infantry
United Nations
Daniel H. Hudelson
Southern California National Guard
Harel
Meratwon
Sae Gilet
U.N
U. S
United States
Hudelson
40Th Division
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
Jon. van Fleet
Pacific
Far East
ARMY
Raps Hudelson
Frank Pace, Jr
Daniel Hudelson
Pace
Contmuniata
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Justice of Peace
Grace Powers
United Press
Pres
Raymond A
McCarthy Alpha Beta
Eg Hammond
Newspaper Ad Managers
Corona, New Alpha Beta Stores
Henry Wilson
Eagles
Rudy Ramos
Corona Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Jack Shockley
Corona Lodge
F.O.B
Iee
Detroit
Boston
A. F
Colorado Street
Pasadena
Southern California Gas Co
Matson Line
Long Beach
Ozark
J. J. Ivie
Cherryville
Willy Schmitz
Frankfort
Germany
Ivie
Assembly of God Church
CIO Steel Works
Tulsa
Oklahoma
C. A. Puckett
Puckett
House
Armed Services Committee
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Opeka
Kansas
Clarendon County
D. C
West Berlin
East Germany
Czech
West
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