Candid Snaps and Nameless Local Occurrences
Dr Denver D Roos recalls navy days with wooden ships and iron men Mrs John P Key misses a committee meeting Fred Grossman parades hairless dogs and hot dogs in a box Leo Benedict notes Twenty Thirty club sweatshirts aid crowd unity Dr Dwight G Nelson hurries to lunch for a bridge game Samuel A Franke ponders why his wife is not mentioned in the Snaps column
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver D. Roos
John P. Key
Fred Grossman
Harvest and unrest dot daily California digest
Harvest of the grape crop begins in Coachella valley with large expected output. River side council rejects Sunday pool hall openings for army men again. Robbers take 30 dollars from Raycraft store in Calimesa. Two cavalry officers found at La Estera return to Camp Lockett after mystery. Airplane over San Diego State explained by students sunbathing on roof. John L. Ottman dies by suicide after pit of rattlesnakes incident. Manchester Avenue freeway plan approved in Santa Ana. Orange county sewer contract worth 100000 to G F E Kerns if unit approvals come. Mojave desert air base contract may total 3000000 for training. Cal AERO academy ordered closed to visitors for sabotage risk. Mrs. Jeanette Dahl dies in Lake Henshaw crash. Elsinore merchants wary of counterfeit five. Whittier college to graduate 146. Raymond Shrum escapes serious injury at Ontario crossing. California Governor’s mansion urged condemned. Loretta Polson pleads guilty to beating toddler. Elwood Polson jailed six months.
106 Graduates Announced For Senior High Commencement
Graduates totaling 106 will receive diplomas at 8 p m tomorrow during the annual commencement at the high school stadium. The program includes valedictorian and salutatorian talks and musical selections. Admission is by ticket only this year. The list of graduates names both first and last with many students listed in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin
Dale I. Glick
Rita Barry
Audrey Eileen Brooks
Mary Jane Bryant
Martha
Jean Browning
Mary Jane Browning
Frances Lorraine Byrne
Norma Lorree Carwile
Hazel Lucille Chambers
Cleo Marvel Childress
Amy Leah Clark
Mildred Irene Coffelt
Earline Juanita Cullins
Ermagene Danning
Ruth Naomi Dixon
Mary Margaret Elroy
Marcella
Alberta Fredericks
Charlotte Jane Gates
Marian Annette Glass
Ruth Hase
Melva Marceline Holder
Inez Hopkins
Patricia Jane House
Marjoria Isabelle Irwin
Thelma Adeline Jellsey
Theda Mae Johnson
Josephine Louise Kucera
Margaret Elizabeth Lee
Geneta Louise Lewis
Adale Iseth Linscheid
Wilma Genevieve Lisle
Audrey Jane Long
Joyce Rose Mack
Velma Louise Meadows
Laura Josephine Moffett
Gwendolyn Morton
Rosalie Moss
Maude Smith Munger
Donna Arlene Noble
Cleo Maxime O’howell
Bryce Ann Ollerman
Mary Lois Raley
Gloria Mae Ross
Dorothy Maxi
Forum Directors Plan Program for Public Forum talks
The Forum committee plans eight Public Forum talks for next year's adult education season four lectures on science and four on world affairs Speakers are not yet announced as final contacts are pending Assistance came from Anne E. M. Jackson executive secretary of the University Extension division in Los Angeles The committee met with Superintendent Bishop chairman and several members to outline a shift to monthly lectures for eight months instead of twice monthly for four months last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Bishop
Anne E. M. Jackson
University Extension Division
Los Angeles
Bishop
Prin. Dale I. Glick
Flora B. Mueller
Rouby Sullivant
Fred Dixon
Stanley Garvey
Howard Ware
Mary Gard Jameson
E. E. Knauer
Border Patrol Guests At Dunkers Club Meeting
Dunkers club hosted four members of the United States Border Patrol invited by Constable C. J. Lincoln during a morning program at 614 Main Street. A nine piece Eben Allen directed orchestra played classical and popular songs as plans for a callithumpian parade for children were discussed for July 4. The parade will start at 10 a.m. and avoid main streets or heavy traffic while remaining flexible in its route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkers
United States Immigration Border Patrol
C. J. Lincoln
Main Street
Eben Allen
Dental Products Subject of Talk by Dr Munn at Tops Luncheon
Dr William B Munn outlined public safeguards through laboratory tests of dentifrices and examined the evolution of dental articulators from a barn door hinge to four movement types. He noted Allied Dentifrice Association testing, and said dental trailers serve orphanages. Dr Dwight D Roos to lead September luncheon. July and August luncheons canceled. Attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Dental Association
William B. Munn
Tops Cafe
Munn
Allied
Dentifrice Association
Dwight G. Nelson
Denver D. Roos
Nelson
Roos
Walter J. Wood
H. E. Herman
James Farrage
R. R
Garden Circle combines July and August issues
Mrs. David H. Kelley announced that Garden Circle will publish a single summer bulletin by merging the July and August issues. The Corona Civic Garden Club bulletin committee met in the Chamber of Commerce office to compile material for distribution to Corona water users on July 1. Present were Mrs. Kelley Mrs. Snedecor Mrs. Slaten and Mrs. Hoeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Circle
Corona Civic Garden Club
David H. Kelley
Bulletin Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Corona
Kelley
R. B. Snedecor
C. J. Slaten
Henry A. Hoeger
Wells questioned in Spokane slaying case
Spokane Washington reporter dispatch says Alfred H. Wells suspected slayer of his brother, sister in law and a young girl was to be questioned today by Sheriff Emmet L. Shay and Deputy Jack Foster of San Bernardino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Alfred H. Wells
Emmet L. Shay
Jack Foster
San Bernardino
Council Urges County To Assume City Health Service
City council petitions the county to authorize Dr. R L Kaufman as city health supervisor and to have the county take over the city health nurse salary. Sanitation services would expand without extra city cost. The plan already operates in Blythe Palm Springs Banning and Beaumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
R. L. Kaufman
City of
Corona
Kaufman
Blythe
India
Palm Springs
Banning
Beaumont
The
Recreation Commission
R. M. C. Fullenwider
Stimson Calls No Compromise With Nazi System
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson told the United States Military Academy graduation class that democracy and Nazism cannot coexist and that the crisis facing the nation requires action by the new officers. He dismissed appeasement as wishful thinking and warned there is no safe world under Axis leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Secy
Henry L. Stimson
United States Military Academy
Stimson
Defense mediation board pressures back-to-work first
The defense mediation board with army support seeks back-to-work agreements before bargaining on defense strikes. Officials say violators in Roosevelts emergency orders face production disruptions. The policy mirrors the Aluminum Co. of America settlement in Cleveland and targets San Francisco shipyards and Bohn Aluminum plants in Detroit. The army intervention threat hangs over all defense strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington U
Defense Mediation Board
Congress
Roosevelt
Board
Aluminum Co. of America
Cleveland
San Francisco
Detroit
Bohn Aluminum and Brass Corp
Water project approved by OPM in Great Lakes plan
Washington reports the Office of Production Management approved the Great Lakes-St Lawrence river waterway construction. Defense Chief William Knudsen disclosed the decision as new priorities control placed aluminum scrap and zinc under full priority by Edward Stettinius Jr. in the national defense board. Daniel Carter Beard, longtime Boy Scout leader and former national Boy Scout commissioner, died in Suffern New York just before his 91st birthday. Harold L. Ickes urged cooler homes next winter and reduced driving to save oil for battleships. Elevator operators in Boston voted to strike, with 7000 workers in 313 buildings authorized by the Building Maintenance union affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.P.M
Washington
Office of Production Management
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Defense
William &. Knudsen
Edward J. Stetlanius Jr
National Defense Board
Daniel Carter Beard
Suffern
N. Y
Prospect
Harold L. Ickes
Boston
Building Maintenance Union
A. F. of L
Initial Report Shows Increased Aid to Britain
The report notes about 75 million dollars in lend lease materials were sent to Britain and China from late March to early June under the seven billion program. Britain’s aid has grown well above last year’s pace with aircraft, engines, iron and steel products and firearms exports showing multifold increases. Roosevelt ordered a review of pre March 11 war supplies while 600 allied ships undergo yard repairs and armament additions with a projected rise to 800 by mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
China
Britain
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Survivors Of Sunken Robin Moor Reach Brazil Tonight
Eleven survivors from the American steamer Robin Moor arrived in Pernambuco Brazil aboard the Osorio with rescue details to follow. Twenty eight crew members and seven passengers including a woman and a child remained missing feared dead, while Brazilian ships searched lifeboats nearby and US diplomats prepared to obtain survivor accounts for the state department. The ship was torpedoed and sank on May 21, leaving the open boat crew exposed after nearly three weeks at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernambuco
Brazil
Robin Moor
South Atlantic
Lloyd Brasileiro
Osorio
United States
Phillip P. Willams
Rio de Janeiro
Walter J. Linthicum
Osoric
State Department
Jefferson Caffery
Waldemar Lucio Perespra
United Press
Washington
White House
Huge Plant Operates At Full Production
In Inglewood the North American Aviation plant resumes full operation under army oversight. Lt. Col. Branshaw reports 100 percent personnel and efficiency after a brief strike, with seven leaders suspended and two more threatened with suspension. Production should reach 100 percent within two days. Army patrols extended to the six mile perimeter as workers gathered at Centinela park to hear protest speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
U.P
Charles FE. Branshaw
United States Army
Branshaw
Army
Centinela Park
Allied Drive Gains On Syrian Front in World War II
The article reports Allied advances toward Beirut and Damascus as Germany courts Balkan leaders for a “new European order.” Romanian dictator Gen Ton Antonescu arrived in Munich for talks with Joachim von Ribbentrop, while French and British forces defend Damasouga and Beirut and British ships shell Zeebrugge and Brest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Syria
Beirut
Damascus
Reich
Ton Antonescu
Munich
Joaquin von Hibbentrop
Balkan
Knox urges government action against union backed extremism
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox told aviation industry leaders the government will treat anyone who uses union activity to attack American liberty as an enemy of the country. He called the North American strike a serious threat and said subversive and Communist elements have been confronted and will be acted against in communities.
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Washington
Secy
Navy
Frank Knox
Knox
United States
Hundred Pursuit Planes Arrive for China
Honolulu reports one hundred new United States pursuit planes have arrived in China and are now in action against Japan. Chinese consul-general King Chau Mui said he was informed by the Chinese embassy in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
United States
China
Chau Mui
Washington
De Lapp Takes Ranger Post at Trabuco District
Virgil C. De Lapp assumed as ranger of the Trabuco district in Cleveland National Forest with Supervisor Norman J. Farrell present. He succeeds E. A. Grant who moved to Angeles National Forest. De Lapp has long service in California forests and previously coordinated fire control work with El Rincon state prison officials for summer fire cooperation.
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Forest Service
Virgil C. de Lapp
Trabuco
Cleveland National Forest
Norman J. Farrell
San Diego
Cleveland
de Lapp
E. A. Grant
Angeles National Forest
William F. Mann
Grant
Angeles Forest
University of Washington
Seattle
Los Padres National Forest
Angeles
Ranger de Lapp
Farrell
Mann
el Rincon State Prison
Chino
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Samuel A. Franke
Coachella Valley
Riverside
Raycraft
Calimesa
San Bernardino County
Lockett
la Estera
San Diego State College
John L. Ottman
Colfax
Manchester Avenue
Santa Ana
Orange County
G. FE. Kerns of
Long Beach
Mojave Desert
Adelanto
Cal-Aero Academy
Jeanette Dahl
L. A. Dahl
Pala- Rincon Highway
Lake Henshaw
Elsinore
Whittier College
Raymond Shrum
Covina
Sunset Limited
Euclid Avenue
Ontario
Lydell Peck
California
Loretta
Elwood Polson
Dunkers Club
Stacy May
Bureau of Research and Statistics
Senate
Dr. Munn
Garden Club
Southland
Wells
Council
Vichy
Gaston Henry-Haye
Big Stinger
Bell Airacrobs
Airacobra Squadron
Air Corps
Selfridge Field
Mich
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Jerusalem
Nazi High Command
Batavia
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