11 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
1
A columnist muses on a long list of Department of Justice kidnappings and ransom cases from the era, naming victims and outcomes including Boettcher, Urschel, Hamm, and Hart, then pivots to a German scientist’s claim that fleas remained unchanged through 5 million years. The piece contrasts crime history with the flea’s constancy.
A fragment mentions air out sides with other molecules occurring billions of times each second, indicating a focused note on a primary air reaction test anomaly.
Rev. Martin Luther Thomas of the Metropolitan Federated church Leimert Park Los Angeles addressed about 60 group members plus churchwomen at First Baptist church on a national repentance theme. He linked current crises to world war risks and urged Christian resolve amid political turmoil.
Dr. Marvin K. Paup sells Corona practice to Dr. L. E. Brown and heads to Needles to take over a Mojave Indian service post. Mrs. Paup joins after a beach vacation. Brown comes from Ohio with a Penn postgrad. The Paups relocate to 112 East Kendall and retain office space at Sixth and Main. A new device will detect faked oil paintings passed as old masters.
Police report final disposal of the Weyerhaeuser kidnap gang is in progress at Salt Lake City and Butte with six in custody including a woman. $90,700 ransom recovered buried near Emigrant Pass. Leaders believed to be Harmon M Waley and Mahan. J Edgar Hoover noted arrests by Federal agents. Senate opens early to work on NRA extension bill skeletonized versus White House plan.
Delegates at the grass-roots Republican conclave in Springfield begin shaping policies for the 1936 platform after hearing party orators. Speakers say the principles will guide the GOP if it wins the Democratic administration.
Mrs. Richard Walsh and Mrs. Pearl Buck began divorce proceedings in Reno today. Buck, a well known novelist, is reported to intend marrying Walsh when her papers become final. Walsh is a New York book and magazine publisher.
Shriners from across the nation gathered in Washington for a convention and a dress rehearsal of tomorrow's spectacular night Parade. Their headquarters are at the Temple of Omar, set before the White House.
Pan American Airways clipper Aulgae ship due to take off this afternoon for Midway Island after yesterday’s postponement caused by forecasts of unusually calm weather. Officers in charge said they sought average conditions for the experimental flight.
Parks Road will open at about 7000 feet elevation, a glamorous High Sierra route. General Highway began in 1921 with a $2,370,550 cost, 18-foot travel surface, and 40-foot right of way. The road skirts Sierra peaks and links lakes for year round use from Visalia or Fresno.
Riverside county forester Oscar Ford reports heavy use of mountain camp grounds in the San Jacinto range as summer weather draws visitors. Herkey Creek and Idyllwild camps host most campers with Fuller Creek nearby. over 6,000 people have stayed since January 1 at Herkey Creek near Lake Hemet.
Dan's Cupid boosts Riverside county marriage licenses with 43 issued in seven days and 21 on Saturday. County Clerk D G Clayton reports adoption of a new high this month, surpassing last year’s totals and echoing June 1984 record activity.
CCC enrollment begins Saturday June 15 for ages 18 to 28 at SERA headquarters Riverside with forestry duties to start in July. The age raise from 25 to 28 expands access to thousands in Southern California, prioritizing unemployed relief fund families but allowing all eligible youths to apply.
Dr Edith Miller of Ohio states arthritis nails lose sulphur while tuberculosis nails show calcium loss. She notes these nail changes as potential diagnostic hints.
Twenty eight Camp Fire girls with guardian Mrs Warren L Ashleigh tested at the municipal plunge. Five girls Alice Newton Dorothy Dillon Phyllis Root Eileen Jewell and Lou Lee Fife passed the pollywog requirements. Helpers included Meryle Ashleigh Edith Barrett Barbara Brownfield Dale Crickett and guards. Further tests planned after summer camp.
A large delegation from Riverside county citrus growers plans to attend the annual summer institute for citrus growers next Saturday in Santa Ana. The event, under the Citrus Department of the California Farm Bureau Federation and UC Agricultural Extension Service, covers market conditions, prorates, pest control, irrigation and tree management with sessions at Willard High School.
Superior Judge O K Morton rules the county clerk must certify jurors meet good moral character as required by state law. Police Judge Fred G Hamblin sought the writ to secure court ruling on certification, while County Clerk D G Clayton argued he cannot personally guarantee hundreds of jurors' character.
Hundreds watched 55 boys race from the post office to the high school and back in the second annual YMLD event on West Sixth. Awards included gold and bronze medals from the Cycle Association of America and merchandise prizes from local merchants. George Herrick posted the fastest overall time amid exciting competition and Riverside rider traveled to compete.
May births reached 18 at the county hospital, up 30 percent from last year, while deaths fell 5 percent to 18. For the year to June 1, births totaled 192, up 27 percent. deaths 210, down 2 percent. Admissions in May were 283, up 11 percent year over year, with race data showing whites 187, Mexican 82, Negro 5, Indian 3, unclassified 6. Daily cost per patient was 1.82, up 5 percent. first 11 months averaged 1.74, down 1 percent from last year. Food cost per meal for 118 employees was 10.6 cents, up from 10.5 cents.
Recent experiments indicate that the new heavy water slows the heart rate and may have medical applications. Further studies are expected to define its practical medical value and safety.
In front of a sparse crowd at Northeast Boulevard diamond the Knights of Pythias topped the 20 30 club 8 to 6 in the season opener. Mitchell Gaddie allowed 10 hits for the 20 30 club while Krisch shut out the Knights with four showcases. Each side hit three home runs as Emmet Sanford took the only error.
City Clerk A. M. Hinkley City Treasurer Ed Hicks and Building Inspector John A. Cubley spent the weekend at their favored Lake Henshaw retreat in San Diego County netting about 50 pounds of bass bluegill and crappies.
Prices from citrus auctions show California lemons steady while Valencias ease at eastern and mid western centers. New York bids include Tartan Q. at 3.45 and Kittie Q. Redball at 2.78. Maduro Q. Orchard Run at 2.25. Philadelphia shows Southland Beauty Q. Sunkist at 3.50.
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