Annual Senior Awards Assembly at Corona High School
Corona High School will hold its Senior Awards Assembly at 9:00 a.m. in the stadium with more than 25 awards to seniors. Highlights include American Legion School Awards for outstanding scholarship and citizenship, Band awards, Janson Athletic Award, and several others from local groups and clubs. The event will be the first time the entire senior awards slate is presented before the student body, replacing Class Night with a Class Day to spotlight the honors.
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Mike Hogan
Corona High School
American, Legion
Woman's Improvement Club
National Business and Professional Women’s Club
American Legion Auxiliary
National Union Foundation
Corona Band Boosters
Janson
Margaret Horst
GAA
Mary Gard Jameson
California Scholarship Federation
Bank of America
DAR
Bob Rieve
CHS
Constable Royce Wins Biggest Share in Local Race
Constable Robert Royce led the contest for re election with more votes than his two opponents in the reported precincts. One precinct is still missing, leaving final totals incomplete.
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Robert Royce
Ground Observers Corps to Organize Meeting in Corona
On June 24 at 7 30 p m in the Panthers recreation center a meeting will organize the local Ground Observers Corps. Irving S Logan of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co will supervise the area. The Army and Air Corps will send personnel with films to assist in organizing the unit. Col H H White of Civil Defense will attend and Carl Plate will assist him. Hours logged in Civil Defense will count toward credits. The corps will operate 24 hours to observe all planes over Corona and relay information to the Air Corps for immediate action.
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Panther’s
Irving S. Logan
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Army
Air Corps
Logan
Col
H. H. White
Civil Defense
Corona Area
Civil Defense Ground Observation ‘Corps
Statewide race totals from San Francisco precincts
Summary of election results across California states offices with precinct counts. Includes governor lieutenant governor secretary of state controller treasurer attorney general and superintendent of public instruction totals for major candidates and parties with several incomplete precinct tallies.
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San Francisco
Knight
R-X
Gabrish
Graves
Dean — Knight
Wilson
Labrigh
Ss.naper
Kuchel
Cernew
IPP
Hooley
Yorty
Dem - Kuchel
Cerney
Derkum
Callagher
Eivetwor
Rep—Powers
Houser
Roybal
Silliman
Dem—Powers
A. Roybal
Dem—Jordan
Raeburn
Stevens
Prohi
Alexander
Kirkwood
Collins
Dem—Kirkwood
Charles G. Johnson
Darby
George E. Johnson
Dem
Brown
Howser
Wesen
Dem—Brown
Roy E. Simpson
Everett
Suppen
Steinmetz
Baseball Today: Detroit vs New York Low-Scoring Contest
Detroit and New York played a tight game with sparse offense as both sides struggled to plate runs. The final line shows a pitchers’ duel style matchup with minimal scoring and notable early action.
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Baseball Today
Detroit
New York
Shangle to Oppose John Phillips for Congress in Far
California primary results show Bruce Shangle of Blythe narrowing the gap with incumbent John Phillips in the 29th district including Riverside and Imperial counties with 120 of 397 districts reporting. Roosevelt won the Democratic nomination in the 26th district but faced Owings in the fall. Nationwide, only two California districts bypass runoffs.
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Bruce Shangle
Blythe
Congress
John “Phillips
Banning
Riverside
Imperial
Phillips
Shangle
A Phillips
James Roosevelt
Owings
Culver City
Gibbons
Giles
Johnson
Redding
Roosevelt
Westbrook
Dem
Bartlett
Brant
Voight
San Francisco
California
Claire Engle
William B. Berry
Swift Berry
John F. Shelley
Condon
Los Angeles
Contra Costa
Solano Counties
Robert L. Condon
Demrat George P. Miller
Jesse M. Ritchie
Ernest K. Branmblett
Pacific Grove
Avho
Samuel W. Yorty
U. S. Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
Song Ingress
Norco
Peer Ereeeane
Phillips Snald Va
Corona
Abe
Rincon
Bence’ Shangle
John Blo
John Phillips
Roy Stowe obituary notes he would have turned 68 Saturday
Roy J. Stowe of Corona died at Riverside hospital after a two week illness. He was born June 12, 1886 in Salem Indiana and moved to Corona in 1928 to work in autos. Survived by widow Frances, two sons Donald and Royal, two daughters Edna Crofts and Eunice Curley, ten grandchildren, one deceased daughter Ellen Mary. Funeral Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at Bell-Thomas Mortuary with interment at Sunny Slope cemetery. Rev. Stanley Graf officiating.
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Henry Edward Lane
N. Byron Street
Home Gardens
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Bell-Thomas Mortuary
Mr. Lane
Robert Lee
Texas
Roberta Mae
Thomas L. Evans
Corona
Carol S
Norman
Walter Gage
St Smith
Fred Lane
Somis
California
Truman Lane
Carson City
Nevada
Paul Lane
Wesly Lane
Oklahoma City
Elbert Capp
Zollie Altes
Roy
J. Stowe
West Ninth Street
Riverside Hospital
Mr. Stowe
Salem
Ind
Frances
Donald
Vista
Royal
Crescent City
Edna Crofts
South Gate
Eunice Curley
Midwest City
Okla
Ellen Mary
Sunnyslope Cemetery
Stanley Graf
Congregational Church
Judge Caudill fills in for Jurupa judge in Riverside
Judge W S Caudill of Temescal Court substitutes for Judge May Stobbs of Jurupa Court in Riverside for two weeks while she vacations. He remains on call to Jurupa and continues his Temescal duties. Wheat straw proves more effective than a synthetic soil conditioner at preventing erosion and runoff.
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W. S. Caudill
Temescal Judicial Court
May Stobbs
Jurupa Judicial Court
Riverside
Jurupa Court
Temescal Court
Woman 33 Wins GOP Nomination For State Senate
Mildred Younger a 33 year old Los Angeles housewife won the Republican nomination for state senator in California’s 38th district defeating veteran politician Jack Tenney. Younger, married to Municipal Judge Evelle J. Younger and a mother of Eric, will face Democrat Richards in November. Tenney blamed the race on unfair campaigning and remained glum after the loss.
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Los Angeles
Mildred Younger
Jack B. Teney
California
Younger
House
Richards
Tenney
Evelle.j. Younger
Eric
Republican State Central Committee
State Senate Un-American Activities Committee
William Bonelli
Out-of-Towners Pay 412 Hunting Fines in California
Four visitors from Garden Grove March Air Force Base Costa Mesa and San Bernardino were fined a total 412 50 in Temgecal Judicial Court for hunting violations. Fines ranged 25 to 50 with firearms confiscated in cases of shooting at night and shooting rabbits.
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Garden Grove
March Air Force Base
Costa Mesa
San Bernardino
Temgecal Judicial Court
Listening Heart The Heart A Sensitive Hearing Aid
The snippet describes a device named Listening Heart that acts as a sensitive hearing aid capable of hearing unspoken words near Beacon and Tuckerton. It emphasizes subtle auditory perception.
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Tuckerton
Roosevelts Split Paths in 1940s Political Trail
Franklin Jr. leads in New York gubernatorial ambitions while Boo Roosevelt wins the California Democratic nomination for Congress in the 24th district. Theodore Roosevelt’s past moves from governor to White House loom as a potential model for the younger Roosevelt’s national aims amid party dynamics and cross filed contests.
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Lyle IC
Wilson
Vate
Washington
iPp
Franklin
PDR ‘Jr
New York State
Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Rooseelt
Franklin Jr
Democratic
New York City
Young
Liberal
Four Freedoms
Americans For Democratic Action
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Norco Man Fined for Burning Without State Permit
C H Henderson of 2248 Temescal Avenue Norco faced Judge W S Caudill and was fined 25 dollars with 10 dollars suspended for burning without a permit on his property. Citations came from the State Forestry division. Contacts include Fred Cain of Corona and Forestry office. permit required for open fires in a container.
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Temescal
Avenue
Norco
W. S. Caudill
Gantsge
State Forestry Division
Fred Cain
Corona
Five Star General Ely to Shape Indochina Campaign
The future of Indochina depends largely on five star French General Paul Henry Ely. He arrives in Saigon to take command and reshuffle policy guiding Union forces against Communist rebels in a critical phase. Ely aims to strike quickly and decisively, with his political and military authority central to the French effort.
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Indochina
Paul Henry Ely
Geneva
Ely
Southeast Asia
United States
France
Henri. Eugene ' Navarre
Maurice de, Jean
Saigon
Gay
Hanoi
Red River
Famed Tennis Star to Visit Corona for New Court Plan
Gene Mako, famed doubles champion with Don Budge and noted Davis Cup star, will visit Corona at 11:00 am with City Manager Bill Mount to discuss a new tennis court at Merrill Street Park. The contract for the court was awarded to Mako for 3860 dollars, with local officials including Larry Key and Carl Plate present at City Hall.
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Gene Mako
Don Budge
Corona
Bill Mount
Larry Key
Carl Plate
Merrill Street
Mako
Corona Group
Los Angeles
Jean Mako
Sheriff Rice and Judge McCabe Triumph in County Races
Sheriff Joe Rice won with 23 910 to 13 795 for Clarence West and Judge McCabe secured 22 509 to 11 402 for Rouse in the India district with 260 precincts reporting. Assemblyman Lee Backstrand was re elected without opposition. Judge O K Morton unopposed for superior judge and all other county officials were re elected.
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Joe Rice
Clarence West
McCabe
Rouse
India
Lee Backstrand
O. K. Morton
California 1966 ballot slate for governor and rivals
The article lists the November statewide races led by Atty. Gen. Edmund G. Brown as the sole candidate with both major nominations. It names Republican and Democratic contenders for Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Controller and Treasurer, noting past GOP sweep of several offices in the prior primary.
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California
Democrats
Atty
Edmund C. Brown
Goodwin J. Knight
Richard Graves
Knight
Thomas H.kuchel
R-Calif
Samuel W. Yo
Calif
Harold Powers
Edward Roybal
Edmund G. Brown
Richard P. Graves
U. S
Thomas H. Kuchel
Samuel W. Yorty
Harold J. Butch Powers
Edward R. Roybal
Frank M. Jordan
Daniel Raeburn
Robert C. Kirkwood
George Collins, Jr
Charles G. Gus Johnson
George P. Johnson
Molotov Proposal Doom for U S Indochina Peace
A U S source says Molotov's arrest terms for Indochina peace render any acceptable agreement unlikely. A senator notes stand-by plans for emergency withdrawal of American forces if Communists advance toward Haiphong. French forces bomb and strafe two buses used by rebels near Hanoi and Haiphong, with infantry and tanks moving on villages east of Hanoi.
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U. S
V. M. Molotov
Indochina
United States
Red River
Hanoi
Haiphong
High Command
Tu the
Pra Lan
McCarthy Accuses Welch Aides of Communist Front Record
During the Army McCarthy hearings Senator McCarthy charged a young lawyer in Roy M. Cohn’s Boston firm with a communist front record Welch condemned the charge as reckless and cruel and refused to continue the cross examination The hearing paused as Welch urged the chairman to call the next witness and the room applauded
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Joseph McCarthy
Army
Joseph N. Welch
Boston
Welch
McCarthy
Roy M. Cohn
McCarthy cites Fisher as Lexington legal bulwark member
Welch identifies Fred Fisher of Welch's firm as a longtime member of the National Lawyers Guild. McCarthy asserts the Guild is a subversive group, with a Justice Department petition pending before the Subversive Activities Control Board. Welch counters that Fisher bears scars from McCarthy's attacks.
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McCarthy
Fisher
Welch
Communist Party
Fred Fisher
National Lawyers Guild
Justice Department
Subversive Activities Control Board, — Se
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