14 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
1
Treasury data for eleven months ending May 31 place the deficit at 3.287 billion after debt retirements, far below Roosevelt's earlier estimate. Emergency spending was lighter than expected, with total outlays near 6.37 billion of an 11 billion authorization.
An advertisement notes prompt relief from itching and burning skin with Zemo. It markets Zemo as effective for rashes pimples eczema and inflamed skin and urges purchase from druggists with price claims.
Under the national plan the control committees can petition the national committees to determine if national pro rationing is required. With approval of the secretary of agriculture they may limit shipments of each variety to the continental United States and Canada. Committees must work out a state allocation formula or rely on a national coordinator. California holds four orange committee seats and one grapefruit seat.
The Lions Club discussed four delinquency items and heard a craft talk by Manus Dick on the American Fruit Growers network. Directors voted to buy two new road signs and update existing ones for meeting notices. Dr. D D Roost led songs and Justice-journalist C C Johns received a badge and spoke on his Temescal court bench elevation.
Indications of improved conditions in the motor car industry and travel business are noted in a Division of Registration report. For the first four months of 1934 there are more registrations, dealers, and transfers than the same period in 1933. California total registrations reached 1,940,517 as of April 30, up 34,692 from 1933.
A large crowd attended the final monthly parish supper at St John’s Episcopal parish house. Charles Dickinson, a Coronan home for summer, sang solos while community singing was led by C. M. Secoville. Dr. Wallace A. Williams, vicar, delivered a short talk.
The California Alumni association will award twenty six freshman scholarships at the University of California this summer in 13 districts. J. Ray Gabbert of Riverside is district chairman for San Bernardino Riverside and Imperial counties. Local chairs select recipients with final approval from the central office and the university faculty scholarships committee.
A 15 year old Norco boy reported as a runaway was taken into custody by Colton police late last night. Probation officers were notified and returned the youth to his parents.
The film Viva Villa presents Pancho Villa's life in a romantic biographical drama. Wallace Beery stars as Villa with over 10 000 natives in large battle scenes filmed largely in Mexico. Fay Wray and Katharine De Mille are noted for the love-plot elements.
A stark statement notes that roughly 5,000,000 people remain in slavery across the modern world. The remark highlights ongoing human rights abuses and calls attention to the persistent scale of forced labor and bondage in various regions.
Riverside Citrus Center members plan a meeting to discuss the state sales tax and its value to agriculture. The Citrus Center executive committee met to outline a summer program and a future talk by a California Fruit Growers Exchange representative. A July 10 spraying demonstrations by UC extension specialists J. P. Fairbanks and W. R. Schoonover are scheduled with grove details to follow.
Members of the Terre Haute society in Southern California are invited to attend the annual picnic on Sunday June 17 at Sycamore Grove Park in Los Angeles. Basket lunches will be served at noon with a general meeting and officer elections to follow in the afternoon.
A large crowd gathers as an incident titled Yand Bike Rage unfolds. Names listed include Kuster Robert Neutzman Keith Cunningham Arthur Lee Art Broman Junior Lange Edwin Hearn Gerald Cummins Dick Bri denstine Jimmie Pearson George Keller Junior Searcy Robert Strong Orrie Romp Richard Brockman Jack Searcy.
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