Bedford Roads Spark Talk on Forest Access Near Corona
Rancher Milan W. Barger urges public access to Cleveland National Forest south of Corona via Bedford Canyon Road, while Bedford Motor Way remains outside county maintenance. County officials say only Bedford Canyon is maintained and open year round, with potential private deed options being explored to improve access amid hunting and game refuge concerns.
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Cleveland National Forest
Corona
Milan W. Barger
Bedford Motorway
Barger
County Surveyor’s Office
Bedford
Bedford Canyon
Presnt
Bedford Motor Way
A. C. Keith
Jack C. Ruth
Elsinore
Forest Service
Bedford Canyon Road
State Fish and Game Commission
Calfornia
Fish and Game
Temescal
Cleveland Forest
Correction on Corona district teacher starting wage
The newspaper clarifies that starting pay for teachers with regular credentials in Corona district is $3600 per year, not $3300. The $3300 figure applies only to teachers holding provisional credentials.
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Corona
Corona High School to Graduate Largest Class Ever
Corona High School will stage commencement at 7 15 p m at the stadium for its biggest graduating class to date. The program features the band, speeches by valedictorian and salutatorian, solos, and diplomas presented by Superintendent Kibby and Board member Mrs McNutt. The list of graduates includes many named seniors led by class president Duane Elway as program concludes with benediction and Alma Mater.
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Mary Lou McCauley
Corona High School
Duane Elway
Edward Blum
St. John's Episcopal Church
J. Lorin Farmer
Elizabeth Reed
James Buchanan
Charles Bryant
George M. Kibby
Board of Education
Gordon Duncan
Evelyn McNutt
W. A. Penner
Church of the Nazarene
Charles Heckel
Gerald Anton Abacherli
George Emil Abacherli
William Allen Abrahamson
Norman Ray Allen
Paul Rodriguez
James Curtis Graber
Charles Rodney Hall
Jim Hall
Marjorie Ann Harris
Beverly Diane Hastings
Joan Antoinette Hallet
Lorraine Nickle Hendricks
108 Boys and 124 Girls Graduate From Junior High
Corona Junior High School crowns its largest class the Class of 1953 with 232 graduates. A ceremony at 6 p.m. on the high school athletic field features speeches by Charles Burke and Billy Kroonen, music by the middle school band, glee numbers, and a flag salute. Names list includes Hortencia Acevedo through Gayle Beatty and William Allen through Richard Amabry.
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Corona Junior High School
Henry Hoeger
Alford Johnson
Richard Becker
Anna Gudmundsson
Girls’ Glee Club
Nancy Hatcher
Charles Burke
Billy Kroonen
Charles H. Colwell
A. H. Herkamp
R. Lowell Applebury
Frank Martinez
la Corona
Hortencia Acevedo
Donna Addieman
Marlene Albright
Elaine Anderson
Elvira Arredondo
Marion Ashlock
Sandra Baker
Laroy Barkalow
Norma Bartlett
Darlene Baugh
Peggy Becker
Barbara Bland
Joy Brown
Betty Bryant
Marilyn Byers
Sylvia Byrum
Carol Campbell
Terry Cardenas
Linda Cathey
Carol Cole
Loretta Collier
Carol Courtney
Kerry Cowan
Thelma Curry
Claudine Davis
Alice Delgado
Lydia Delgado
Sonia Dobyns
Darlene Embree
Rita Flores
Florence Friend
Sally Gable
Cecilia Garcia
Roberta Geith
Loretta Glover
Antonia Granado
Helen Granado
Bonnie Greene
Lorene Grim
Sandra Guy
LaVonne Hail
Gloria Harlin
Catherine Henson
Jean Herkamp
Betty Hoadley
Barbara Holcomb
Louise Hopkins
Beverly Isgrig
Sharon Kattenhorn
Margaret Knaibe
Vivian Ledesma
Joyce Livingston
Darleen McKinney
Pauline Macedo
Jeannette Maize
Frances Marquez
Genevieve Marquez
Patsy Marshall
Barbara Martinez
Magdalena Martinez
Carolyn Massey
Patricia May
Elaine Meier
Sharon Miguel
Leta Moffett
Linda Moore
Mabel Moran
Alene Morgan
Joan Munn
Rachael Munoz
Virginia Murga
Marlene Nidever
Carol Nolen
Carmen Orduno
Isabel Ortiz
Susanna Ortiz
Ruby Patton
Adele Pfo
Home Gardens Elementary Spring Program Delights Crowd
Pupils from Home Gardens Elementary staged a two session Spring Program featuring primary plays Mother Goose Land s 4 H Club Fair Circus Day and Mother Gets a Shock The primary chorus and fifth grade chorus performed musical numbers with an array of solo and quartet performances under direction of Jewel Hutchison Dorothy Border Janet Atkinson Santo Prete Emma Watt and Paulynne Werner Teachers supervised costumes and staging as students were pictured as fairies in the play.
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Linda Froemke
Donna Carpenter
Wilda Gowan
Diana Girardey
Kay Tolton
Linda Reed
Home Gardens
Mother Goose Land
Dorothy Border
Mary Pettit
Judy Dransfeldt
Lynn Bauman
Sharon Littau
Ronald Dransfeldt
Jewel Hutchison
Janet Atkinson
Santo Prete
Emma Watt
Paulynne Werner
Steps Taken to Restrict Heavy Agriculture and Industry From Coronita and Yorba Heights Area
The County Planning Commission backs an interim land use plan west of Corona city limits to curb hog farms dairies and heavy manufacturing while allowing light manufacturing north of the highway and light agriculture west of the residential area. Public hearings and review of existing permits are planned with protests welcome.
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County Planning Commission
Corona City Limits
Coronita
Yorba Heights
Santa Fe
Coronita and
Yorba
Tyler Suess
Corona
William Vander Pols
Superior Court Dept. 2
Riverside
John T. Ganahl
Charles Carter
Gloria Corona and Richard Del Castillo Win Awards at Kimbell
Gloria Corona named outstanding girl at Kimbell school with Richard Del Castillo as outstanding boy. They received Joe Dominguez American Legion post medals and certificates from Commander Rios. Gloria also won first place in the American Legion essay on The History of Our Flag with Richard taking second.
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Gloria Corona
Kimbell School
Richard del Castillo
Joe Dominguez
American Legion Post
Rios
Gloria
Henry Corona
Richard
George del Castillo
Rhode Cavazos
Carlos Cavazos
Jack Johnson, Jr
Jack Johnson
American Legion
Adeline Ramirez
Conrad Ramirez
H. L. C. Whitcomb
William H. Jameson
Kay Mahoney Ad
Monarchists Could Back Italy's Postwar Stable Government
United Press reports that Italy’s electors gave the monarchists leverage to support Prime Minister de Gasperi. Monarchists led by Naples mayor Achille Lauri won 40 deputies, enough to tilt a working majority if allied with right wing Socialists Liberals and Republicans.
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Italy
Premeier de Gaspari
Center
Achille Lauri
Naples
Washington
de Gasperi
Red Coalition
United States
Riverside County Medical Association elects two Corona doctors
Dr. Walter Wood of Corona is among three newly elected councilors and Dr. Denver D. Roos of Corona is appointed to the Public Service committee. Officers for the fiscal year beginning July 1 were chosen at the regular monthly meeting Monday night at the Mission Inn.
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Walter Wood
Corona
Riverside County Medical Association
Denver D. Roos
Public Service Committee
Mission Inn
Marriage License Issued To Flores And Aguirre
A marriage license was issued to Jesuis Flores aged 21 and Alice Aguirre aged 16, both residents of Corona.
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Jesuis Flores
Alice Aguirre
Corona
Fire Chief Bond Fixed At Maximum For Parking Violation
Massena New York police report Fire Chief Charles Smith cited for parking at a fire plug. Bond set at the maximum five dollars in an unusual city case.
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Massena
N. Y
Charles Smith
Missed Paper Call at Daily Independent Office
A man remains at the Daily Independent office until 6 30 p m to deliver papers missed by subscribers. Deliveries after 6 30 p m cannot be made.
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Daily Independent
Randy Turpin Wins British Middleweight Title
Randy Turpin defeated Charley Homez on points to claim the British version of the world middleweight championship. Turpin used sharp left jabs and hooks to stay ahead in early rounds and secure the victory at the expense of Homez.
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Randy Turpin
England
Charley Homez
France
Turpin
California highway plan hits compromise in legislature
A conference committee reaches a ten year highway program with a 114 cent gas tax for two years then 1 cent for eight years. Diesel tax rises to 7 cents, other highway taxes up about a third. two year phase ends with gradual reductions through year ten.
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California
Taft resigns GOP Senate leadership over health
Senator Taft gives up active Republican leadership of the Senate due to a serious hip ailment and passes duties to Senator Knowland for the remainder of the session. He predicts a Korean truce with South Korea and calls President Rhee's opposition foolish. President Eisenhower expresses sympathy.
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Taft
Senate
William Knowland
Korea
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Eisenhower
Minneapolis
Military criticizes Congress and cites defense funding
In Los Angeles Republican Leonard Wood Hall at a $100 dinner accused Congress of being deaf dumb and blind to defense funding. He praised Eisenhower as best to maximize defense dollars and warned major government cuts would hit the military. Eisenhower nominates Tom Lyon to head the Federal Bureau of Mines amid opposition from John L. Lewis. Agriculture estimates a 1953 wheat crop of 1.1325 billion bushels with a winter crop of 769.884 million and a spring forecast of 362.616 million, down from last year’s total.
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Los Angeles
Leonard Wood Hall
Congress
Hall
Eisenhower
Tom Lyon
Salt Lake City
Federal Bureau of Mines
John L. Lewis
Lyon
Agriculture Department
Department
Man blasts stump with dynamite. roof and antenna ruined
A Los Angeles man attempted to blast a tree stump in his front yard and caused a backfire that damaged a neighbor’s roof and another neighbor’s television antenna. The stump remains in Robert Shuman’s yard. Premier Alcide de Gasperi’s coalition in Italy failed to win control of parliament in this week’s elections.
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Los Angeles
Robert Shuman
Shuman
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