Y M C Bike Race Crowns Young Cyclists At Corona
The annual Y M C bike race drew 55 entries up from 30 last year with medals from Cycle Trades of America and local prizes. Races covered ages under 12 to 16, on a 1.2 mile course, featuring record times by Jimmy Pearson Ernest Goubert George Herrick and Dudley Tompkins. Herrick rode from Riverside to register and win the main event earning a gold medal amid town support and thanks to local sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.D
Cycle Trades of America
Buena Vista
Jimmy Pearson
Edwin Hearn
Ernest Goubert
Kenny Kuster
Kenny
George Herrick
Denby Noble
Noble
Corona
Riverside
Herrick
Glenn Harper
Corona Theatre
Glass Bros
O. K. Market
H. M. Key
Eagles’ Dollar Store
Corona Drug
Grand Vid Creamery
Corona Paint Shop
O’hara
Co. W. Harris
J. C. Penney
Jim Emerson
Cunning Drug
Kessler Shoe Shop
Burnett
Mike
Little Jack Searcy
Attaboy Jack
Art Lee
Keith Cunningham
Cunningham
Art
Dole Near End Parley Called on Agricultural Wages
Federal Emergency Relief Administration moves to end the dole by July 1 with a Los Angeles wage conference to set minimums for field labor. Henry S. Mackay Jr. leads. A W Hoch and William Simpson serve. farm employers and workers participate. Forty to fifty cent hourly rates discussed. policy aims to cut reliance on relief as new federal programs start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
County Relief Administration
Los Angeles
Henry S. Mackay, Jr
A. W. Hoch
State Federation of Labor
William Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
San Fernando Valley
Relief Administration
Dole
Federal Works
Ired Farmer Shoots Father and Son in Barn
Louie Genopolis, 52, a West Sacramento farmer, shot John A. Sweeney, 50, and his son Lester, 21, after taunts in their barn. Lester suffers shotgun wounds to the abdomen and legs. John is hit in the leg. Genopolis says he acted after being mocked and fired more than once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Louie Genopolis
John A. Sweeney
Lester
Sweeney
Genopolis
Riverside Junior College Holds 1935 Commencement
Riverside Junior College holds its commencement with 138 seniors to be honored at 8 p m in the quadrangle. Alumni breakfast opened the day. A G Paul welcomed attendees and Howard Geib presided as student body president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Junior College
A. G. Paul
Howard Geib
Geib
William Huber
Joan Copper
John Coundures, Jr
Perris Union High School
Mary Janet Holmes
Riverside Polytechnic High School
A. S. Cooper
Board of Education
J. C. Orchestra
Gustav Hilep
Abandoned Car Claimed By Colton Resident
Constable George A. Mees reports a Chevrolet sedan found abandoned near Skyline Drive is owned by Ward High of 718 East H street Colton. High recovered the vehicle yesterday and said it was stolen Friday. Read the Classified Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Mees
Skyline Drive
Ward High
East H Street
Colton
Report Kidnappers to Plead Guilty in Abduction Case
Federal agents monitor William Mahan as investigators report that Mr and Mrs Harmon M Whaley arrested confederates will plead guilty to abduction and escape the death penalty under the Lindbergh law. Butte officials deny Mahan capture while Montana hunts continue. King George III faces bronchial catarrh and rest for a month after pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
William Mahan
Weyerhaeuser
Montana
Harmon M. Whaley
Butte
Mont
Mahan
George
London
Great Britain
Bolivian Paraguay War Ends With Peace Accord Amid Signs
In La Paz officials declare the Gran Chaco war between Bolivia and Paraguay will end Friday noon as a peace agreement is reached and will be signed tomorrow. The accord ends three years of fighting and closes a major conflict in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Paraguay
Congress deadlocks on banking bill amid rules frictions
In Washington, controversies and arguments dominated congressional proceedings as Administration leaders pressed for an early vote. The House Rules committee approved creating a central statistical board, but Title 2 of the banking bill faced friction between leaders, stalling passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
Central Statistical Board
House Rules Committee
Four-Day Cherry Festival Opens in Beaumont City
Beaumont hosts a four day Cherry Harvest fair with Cherry Valley orchards at peak yields. The event features street dances under a polished full moon, Bings and Royal Anns ripe for picking, and free picnics at Bogart Bowl grounds. Voting for Cherry Kids ends Wednesday night with boy and girl rulers announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Beaumont
Bogart Bowl
San Gorgonio Pass
Guy Bogart
Beaumont Fruit and Cold Storage Company
Gasoline Prices Stabilize After Major Firms Cut Costs
Major oil companies this week retailed gasoline at 182 cents per gallon for ethyl, 16 percent for standard grades, and 15 cents for third structure after a two cent drop in the first two grades and a 1.5 cent reduction in third. District managers report little expectation of further cuts, with independent stations nearby offering as low as 12 cents a gallon but most outlets sticking to the majors' prices.
UCLA Grants 1100 Degrees at June Commencement
One thousand one hundred UCLA graduates will receive degrees at the University of California Los Angeles annual commencement on June 21. Dr. E C Moore vice president and provost will deliver the address.
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University of California At
Los Angeles
E. C. Moore
Provont
State Fund of 40000 Puzzle for Supervisors
County officials wrestle with a $40000 state grant awarded for construction of state and district agricultural fair buildings. The funds are part of a $2815000 unemployment relief package, subject to finance department approval, with Orange county at 60000 and San Bernardino 65000, Los Angeles at 600000, and Pomona fair site as a likely use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Finance
J. E. McGregor
County Board of Supervisors
Pomona
Los Angeles
Riverside
Orange Counties
Orange County
San Bernardino County
Los Angeles County
Elsinore Cook Held Over for Superior Court
Elsinore cook Harry Hockaday aged 47 was held to answer in Superior Court after a preliminary hearing in Temescal justice court. He was accused of attempting to rob Mr and Mrs L Wilson of this city during a May 9 incident on Temescal Highway and was said to be armed. Mrs Wilson was searched before her husband knocked the assailant down and the couple fled in their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hockaday
Elsinore Cook
Purchase of Truck Ordered by Council
The city council last night called for bids on a new one and a half ton dump truck with bids to be opened July 2. Councilman James Emerson urged the purchase while Street Superintendent Harry Pierce will prepare vehicle specifications and invite quotations from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Emerson
Harry Pierce
Principals Bound for Chicago Summer Session
Miss Letha Raney a junior high principal and Miss Gladys Kimbell Wash ington school principal departed by train for Chicago to attend the University of Chicago summer session. They expect to return in fall to resume duties here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Raney
Gladys Kimbell
Washington School
Chicago
University of Chicago
City to renew garbage contract with Roy F White for two years
The city council adopted a motion to enter a new two year deal with Roy F White of West Riverside for garbage collection at 200 dollars per month, 50 more than last year. The contract will be executed next Tuesday if the city attorney approves all legal aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy F. White
West Riverside
Frank Healy
UC Extension players win 1935 drama tourney prize
University of California Extension Division players were awarded first prize in the 1935 annual drama tournament of the Northern California Drama Association. The association has 85 producing groups and is organized under the Recreation Commission of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California Extension Division
Northern California Drama Association
Recreation Commission of
San Francisco
Hospital Subsidy Requests Fail to Move City Board
Council members rejected Ray Williams hospital subsidy bids after a committee report, with Frank Healy noting no new clarity on the hospital proposition. Healy motioned to fund a nurse salary or emergency supplies only, which the council approved unanimously. Williams said he would submit another proposal later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Healy
James Emerson
Ray T. Willams
Healy
Williams
PVN
Dunkers Enjoy First Effort by Club Players
The Dunkers audience filled the club to capacity this morning for The Dunkard, edited by Michael Straszer of The Independent. Cast members Joe Copley Ed Hicks Dan Juckins Warren Ashleigh and Frank Newsom drew laughter with Rev R H Enos providing musical interludes. A June 21 performance is being organized by Ralph W Stanfield for the Riverside Dunkers group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkard
Micheal Straszer
The
Independent
Dunkers’ Club
Joe Copley
Barkeep
Ed Hicks
Dan Juckins
Warren Ashleigh
Frank Newsom
Sally
R. H. Enos
Foursquare Church
Enos
Ashleigh
Hicks
Newsom
Ralph W. Stanfield
Dunkers
Riverside Dunkers Club
Sacramento Letter on budget and voter responsibility
A Sacramento Letter argues voters must oversee the state's growing budget, noting that while the Legislature and Administration set policy, taxpayers bear the tax burden. It analyzes A.B. 700 and subventions to counties, explains unemployment relief funding, and discusses aging and aid programs, urging careful scrutiny and continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
George Elizey
Congress
A.B
Park Sketch Praised by City Council for SERA Map
A six by four foot park sketch drawn by R Leon Hughes of Norco SERA impressed city council members during a Tuesday meeting. The western half shows trees and facilities to scale, with future east end work planned. Three blueprints will be kept at city hall chamber of commerce and the park for reference on proposed improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Leon Hughes
Norco Sera
Wyburn Hill
Chamber of Commerce
City Recreation Committee
Hughes
Fittt
Dan Huckins
John A. Cubley
Citrus Prices Report From Eastern Auction Centers
California Valencias were mostly unchanged while lemons gained in spots at eastern and mid western auction centers. Corona fruit quotes list Philadelphia and New York prices for several lemon and Valencia varieties with per box figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Queen Colony Fruit Exchange
Corona
Philadelphia
Southland Beauties Q
Sunkist
Jameson Q. Sunkist
Justinte
New York
Maduro Q. Orchard
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Dudley Tompkins
Donald Schmidt
Civil Works Administration
FERA
State Emergency Relief Administration
Relief Organization
Ired Farmer
Southern California Symphony Association
MARS
South America
Beaumont City
UCLA
Elsinore
Garbage Pagt
John Phillips
Merriam
Ways and
Riverside County
Curb Club
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