Citizens Advisory School Committee Seeks Suggestions
Parents in Corona Unified School District are invited to submit written, signed suggestions to the Citizens Advisory Committee. Submissions should be general in scope and directed to Chairman Homer Horton at 223 East Kendall Street for referral to appropriate sub committees handling instruction, buildings, budgets, or zoning. Confidentiality can be requested.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Corona Unified School District
Board of Education
Corona Unified
Homer H. Ton
Fast Kendall Street
California Breaks Building Records in May
The Daily Pacific Builder reports California broke monthly building permit records in May with a total of 153 801 784 across responding cities. May rose 12.7 percent from April and 77.0 percent over May 1949, with seven cities surpassing their 1949 yearly totals.
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California
Pacific Builder
G. E. McGavran
McGavran
Berkeley
Colton
Hayward
Mountain View
Orange
Redding
Salinas
Deep Atlantic Chasm Off Puerto Rico Reported Deepest
Weather note lists today high 79 and last night low 748 inches? A separate item describes Brownson's Deep in the Atlantic near Puerto Rico as about 27,000 feet deep, noted as one of the earths deepest chasms.
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Puerto Rico
Atlantic
Lemon-bird Found Growing On Corona Lemon Tree
A peculiar lemon tree creature resembling a plump sparrow with a worm craving sits in Milton Frater grove near Skyline Drive Corona. J C Stutsman brought the specimen to the Daily Independent office noting the leaf forming its tail and limbs added to complete the likeness.
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Milton Frater -Grove
Corona
Daily Independent
J.C. Stutsman
Skyline Drive
147 CHS Seniors Receive Diplomas at 1950 Rites
The 147 members of the graduating class of 1950 received diplomas at a 7:15 p.m. ceremony on the Senior High School athletic field. Rev. Paul W. Yinger delivered the main address, urging a balanced life. Kay Seebokd led the salutatory and Bill Zidbeck gave the valedictory as the Crimson and Gold choir performed.
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Senoal
John Coladay
Corona
Paul W. Yinger
First Congregational Church
Riverside
Kay Seebokd
Bill Zidbeck
Crimson and Gold
Morris Haeton
Alberts C. Young
Lutheran Church
County Central Committee Elections Reported by County Clerk
Gordon Pequagnat announced Republican and Democratic Central Committee results from the primary. Republicans had no contests with candidates equal to seats. Democrats faced contests in every district with at least one underperforming candidate in each.
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Gordon Pequagnat
Republican Central Committee
Democratic Central Committees
Anu
Central Committee
Band Playing Meet For Parents And Pupils Today
A meeting for parents and students interested in joining a grade school band is set for 7 pm in the High School cafeteria. Instrument fees include rental at 5 dollars per month for non-owners, with free ownership. Courses start Monday through Friday with multiple time slots and ensembles listed. Charles Heckel directs the school band program and classes cover fundamentals, beginning band, junior high, technique, dance band, drill team, twirling, string class, conducting and harmony.
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Charles Heckel
Agnes C Archer to be laid to rest in Riverside
Funeral services for Agnes Caroline Archer 84 Mira Loma native will be held at 2 p m tomorrow Brown Funeral Home. She died Saturday at her daughter’s Baldwin Park home. She leaves two daughters two sons five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Rev J R Bentley and Edna Bentley will officiate with burial at Olivewood Cemetery in Riverside.
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Agnes Caroline Archer
Mira Lona
Brown Funeral Home
Archer
Baldwin Park
Queen Elnora Court of the Amaranth
Crown Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Corona
Mira ‘Loma
Hazel Brown
Lestina Blue
Long Beach
Frank Archer
Santa Monica
Warvey Archer
Chicago
J. R. and
Edna Bentley
Mira Loma Church
Gala Parade Precedes Corona Police Rodeo July Fourth
The Corona community calendar includes a parade before the annual Police Rodeo held with Circle City July festivities. Entry is open to amateurs for calf roping and wild cow milting with signs up at the police department. The 20-30 club will draw a steer giveaway, shown at Sixth and Main after 3 p.m. on select days.
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Corona
Circle City
T’'olice
Lowceny
Kids Storm Pool as Swim Classes Start Today
Readable fragments describe Corona City plunge opening with about 400 attendees and morning classes for all ages beginning at 9. Affected group includes adult women sessions, staff in red caps, and junior staff members amid local safety notes and permits.
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Corona City
Plunge
Red Cross
Marion Lane
Carol Smith
Joe Kaminski
Barbara Downs
Norma McNutt
Pat Francis
Margaret Stanley
Norman Aten
Richard Dickerman
Coronat
H. J. ©. Whitcomb
Veteran Corona mailman Albert Russell dead at 58
Albert Russell, a Corona post office veteran of 23 years and former postal clerk, died last night at his Fallbrook ranch aged 58. He served in World War I and held several fraternal posts. survivors include his widow Tihiet and siblings. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at Brown Funeral Home with burial at Santa Sunanyslope Cemetery.
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Albert Lo Russell
Coronia
Fallbrook
Corona
Franrook
River Road
Palmersburg
Indiana
William HH. Jameson, Jr
Legion Post
Circle Ledge
The
Odd Fellows
National Federation of Postal Clerks
Tihet
Fairbrooks
Sinters
Mars
Florence Yorle
Coron
Mia
Harrl O Luedje
Buena Park
Pear Russell
Hone Vardens c
Verner Rugs
Thyllwild
Sturviving
Brown Funeral Home
Paul Lomax
First Methodist Church
Nat Sunanyslope Cemetery
Navy Waves Interview Prospects in Riverside
Navy recruiters visit Riverside Tuesday to interview prospective women applicants. Lieutenant Abigail Paik and Chief Petty Officer Mary Burke will host in Room 215 Port Office Building from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Women aged 20 to 26 who are unmarried high school graduates in good health and character may apply. bring birth certificates and diplomas.
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Jeronie Bate
Tiverside
Abigail Patiieta Paik
Mary Burke
Navy
Riverside
Jane
Leik
Chief Burke
Port
Youth Hurt When Thrown From Car On Sixth Street
A 17 year old Norwalk youth Ralph Morrison was injured Saturday afternoon when a car driven by J W Phillips veered to avoid him and struck a curb tearing off a wheel. Morrison received cuts bruises and pavement burns at Corona Hospital.
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Sixth Street
Ralph Morrison
Norwalk
Corona Hospital
J. W. Phillips
Paramount
Calif
Philips
Morrison
Former Indianapolis Officer Falls From Jail After Kidnap Claim
Charles Burton aged 33, a former Indianapolis police officer, allegedly kidnapped his wife and attempted to take his life by leaping 80 feet from a Marion County jail railing. He survived his fall and was hospitalized in serious condition after reportedly admitting the self harm attempt. A kidnapping count and related charges were filed against Burton following the incident.
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Charles Burton
Indianapolis
poHceman
Marion County
Burton
Rent Control Through 30 Wins Approved In Senate
The Senate voted 36 to 28 to extend rent controls through 1950 on the present locus option basis. The measure allows local governments to vote to extend controls for another six months, after rejecting a Republican bid to return the bill to committee. Senator Harry Cain ended his filibuster following the decision.
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Senate
Harry Cain
Citrus Auction Report Shows Steady to Firmer Prices
First grade prices range around 20 to 6.20 per unit with several lot numbers listed. Grapefruit remains about steady while lemons show slight strength on packed, and oranges stay steady with no significant changes.
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Corona Grove
John Hamner
Arlington
Frank Newsom, Jr
Noreo
Black
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Elsinore
Paul Glab
William P. Kennedy
Clarence Kilgore
Charles Carter
George Stanley
Redlands
Jacqueline Burcher
Donald J. Burcher
Belle Avenue
Redlands University
Fin
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ER. Bechtel
Usin
A. White
Sheridan Street
Clair Hutchison
Clyde Atwood
Commercial Street
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Sedwich
West Sixth Street
O. W. Ruetick
South Tayper Street
Izaak Walton
Daytona Beach
Florida
Bill “Chamberlain
Mary Astor
Marylyn Thorpe
Los Angeles
Frank John Roh, Jr
San Fernando
Roh O
University of Southern California
Cigaret
Lennox
Sheriff's Deputies
Thomas Aldred
Southern California Edison Company
John W. Pierce
West Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Mimi Forsythe
James Parnell Turner
Ingall Bull
Miss Forsythe
Benedict Bopeaus
Warren McCandles
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
General Motors
Q&t
Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
United States Steel
American Telephone
Palm Springs
Palm. Springs
Somorrow
Bellie Coffman
Palms Springs
Coffman
Desert Inn
Banning
Southland
Albert Russell
WAVES
Dow-Jones
Philip Jaffe
Amerasia
Senate Investigateurs
Jaffe
New York
Gleman Nee
Boston
New Salem
Mass
Toswich
Morgistown
Tenn
Enka Corp
Salfirat
Truman
Pruman
House
Hon Ravin
Richard Bidwell
Royal Oak
Mich
Arthur Curdik
Humane Society
Bidwell
Brondijre
Pittsburgh-Washington
Congress
Washington
Lan
Pittsburgh
Washington, D.C
Allegheny County Medical Society
Tuff
Pennsylvania
Radio Corporation of America
David Sarnoff
United States
Sarnoff
America
Harry Bridges
San Francisco
George B. Harris
Lyn Lieberman
William Liberman
Mildred Lillie
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