Corona Council Debates County Inspector Plan And Health Duties
Corona council wrestled with sharing the cost of a county health inspector to cover 100 eating establishments and fruit stands. Dr. D. D. Roos argued for broader contagious disease work, while councilors compromised to hire the inspector at 200 per year with termination if unsatisfied. The meeting also covered Mexican Consul correspondence, a public dance permit, pedestrian safety on East Sixth Street, tree removal, city employee exams, and a sewer extension request.
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Hall
Herbert Key
Corona
City Committee
Joe—Copley
Copley
D. D. Roos
Roos
Tuch
Key
Norco A
Walter 5. Clayson
Clayson
Jose Reynosa
San Bernardino
Washburn Avenue
Harry Whitcomb
East Sixth Street
Ray Sandifer
Sheridan Street
Hich
Marion Featherston
J. GC. Hoover
Richmond
Massey
Joy Street
Myers Court
West Sixth Street
North Main Street
Santa Fe
Lions Club event pits Yankees against Limies at Fuller Rancho
John Hull's Yankees and R. C. Verity's Limies, winners of a recent attendance contest, will attend a game at the Fuller Rancho tomorrow night. The affair starts at 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hull
Yankees
R. C. Verity
Fuller Rancho
Recreation Plans For Summer In Hancock City
Corona recreation manager Co C Hancock announced full plans for a summer program serving all ages from six to sixty. Activities include refreshed ping pong tables, horseshoes and carram boards with future lighting and new additions like shuffleboard bad minton and organized tournaments for ping pong horseshoes and nireball. Minor league for under 20 year olds sponsored by First National Bank Bank of America Grand View Emersons and the Catholic church. major league features Foothill By-Products and a city team. Girl Scouts Camp Fire Girls craft programs and a band and orchestra directed by E A Franklin with rehearsals at Lincoln school and free Thursday park concerts.
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Hancock
First National Bank
Bank of America
Grand View
Emerson's
Catholic Church
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire
E. A. Franklin
Lincoln School
Park Band
Renfro Services for Mrs Lydia J Renfro
Funeral services for Lydia J Renfro who died after a lingering illness will be held at 2 30 pm Thursday at Hoover Bell chapel Rev Fred White of First Baptist Church will officiate Interment will be in Sunnyslope cemetery
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Renfro
Lydia J. Renfro
Hoover- Bell
Fred White
First Baptist Church
Sunnyslope
Former Stevens county residents plan annual picnic in Corona Park
Circle of past Stevens county residents to meet at Corona city park on Sunday, June 19, for their annual picnic. Dr. Clark of Long Beach serves as president and Robi Keller handles arrangements, with the park’s features praised as a draw for the gathering.
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Stevens County
Washington
Corona City Park
Dr. Clark
Long Beach
Ruling halts Palm Springs disincorporation election
Superior Judge O K Morton ruled the petition lacked enough signatures from qualified voters. The June 2 election is canceled and Palm Springs remains an incorporated city of the Sixth Class.
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Palm Springs
O. K. Morton
California Weather Outlook Tonight Through Thursday
Fair conditions continue tonight with cloudiness in the west portion. Thursday morning remains cloudy in the west with cooler temperatures and southeast areas warmer slightly. a moderate northwest wind off the coast influences the region.
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California
Dietrich Surrenders Jewels to Sail for Europe
Marlene Dietrich handed over $100,000 in jewels to U S revenue agents to clear for Europe aboard the Normandie. Revenue officials claimed $284,000 in income taxes. After surrendering the jewels she boarded and the liner sailed 40 minutes later.
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New York
Marlene Dietrich
U. S
Europe
Miss Dietrich
Olson to settle relief demands for 35 million
Governor Culbert Olson reportedly ready to settle his relief demands at 35 million dollars to sustain the current program. The move aims to extend support and maintain state relief efforts amid ongoing budget pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Culbert Olson
Frank Ware Stunt Pulls Dunkers This Morning
M. W. Wells staged a Frank Ware stunt by missing the Dunkers meeting. L. R. Parkerson of Parkline Stationery Store provided entertainment with a lively program. New members were initiated and a poster tradition by Charlie Johns drew praise for imaginative weekly canvases.
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M. W. Wells
Frank Ware
The
Dunkers
L. R. Parkerson
Parkline Stationery Store
Park
Dunkers’ Club
Lee Shippy
Los Angeles Times
Corona Dunkers Club
Charlie Johns
Dunkerg
Masonic Picnic Invitations Issued for Temescal Lodge
Annual St John’s Day Picnic of Temescal Masonic lodge set for Corona City Park Thursday evening June 22 invites Masons and families from local and nearby lodges in Norco and Corona area. Event begins 6:30 with lodge providing coffee and table service while families supply meals.
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Temescal
Beaumont Cherry Festival Dates Announced
The annual cherry festival will be held in Beaumont June 16 17 and 18 with free entertainment and a carnival. An autoload of young people from Beaumont were in Corona today passing out cards and samples of the fine cherries.
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Beaumont
Corona
Recital Draws Large Crowd in Corona Norco
A large audience from Corona and Norco attended a two piano ensemble performance by Genevieve Harmer’s pupils at the Woman's Improvement clubhouse Tuesday night. The stage featured spring flowers and greenery and the program was described as most delightful.
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Corona
Norco
Genevieve Harmer
Dart
Woman's Improvement Clubhouse
Japan Tightens Tientsin Blockade Against Powers
Japan enforces a stricter blockade in Tientsin forbidding vegetables into the British and French concessions and arresting Eric Mayell, Fox Movietone photographer, for filming blockade activity. The British consulate seeks his release as Americans and U.S. Marines total 400 civilians and 223 Marines involved.
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Tientsin
China
Japan
Eric Mayell
Fox Movietone
San Francisco
U. S
Tabernacle Opens Sunday in Gardens
Rev A G Crockett former Corona Nazarene pastor joins Riverside Valley Home Gardens and will hold services in a temporary Nazarene Tabernacle on 21 North Byron Street. Plans call for a permanent 35 by 70 foot structure with district and church extension approval. First service Sunday June 18 with school at 9 30 and services at 11 AM and 7 30 PM.
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A. G. Crockett
Church of the Nazarene
Corona
Riverside Valley Home Gardens
Nazarene Tabernacle
Rev.Crockett
Board of
Church Extension
Rev. Crockett
Chicago
Denver
New York City
People's Nazarene Tabernacle
North
Byron Street
Nazarene “Tabernacle
Hansen uninjured after Belle and Wirth collision
N. C. Hansen jay walked at Belle and Wirth streets. A westbound car blinded him, a Northbound left turn by Councilman J. C. Hoover occurred. Hansen paused four feet from Hoover and fell. He refused medical help, later X rays showed no injury. Police reported the incident and filed a full record.
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N. C. Hansen
Belle and Wirth
J. C. Hoover
Fifth Street
Hansen
Hoover
Hasen
Eli Garner
Garner
J. C. Redell
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Student Goodwill Program
Mrs. R. J. Steiner presided at the Legion Auxiliary meeting in Memorial Hall. Corona Junior High School eighth grade students showcased a Goodwill program with talks on Government Natural Resources Armaments Democracy and Peace. The event included posters, a prize winning essay, piano and cornet solos, and a National Flag Week ceremony.
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R. J. Steiner
W.H Jameson Jr
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Hildegard Sage
Corona
Howard Sullivant
No Round Table
Jack Roberts
June Carson
Mason Thompson
Kenneth Fare
Amerita
Townsend Club No. 2 Meeting at Woman's Improvement
Townsend club No.2 will meet at the Woman's Improvement on Friday June 16 at 7 30 p m. Everyone is invited and refreshments will be served. Those attending are asked to bring games and enjoy a pleasant evening.
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Townsend Club No.2
Woman's” Improvement
Senate approves bill funding farm debt adjustment
State Senator John Phillips of Banning sponsored a bill that passed the senate Monday night. The measure appropriates 49600 dollars to continue farm debt adjustment programs for the next two years.
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John Phillips
Senate
Sacramento
House Approves Large Relief Supply Bill and WPA Reforms
The House passed a 1.716 billion dollar relief bill for fiscal 1940 with a bipartisan WPA board to oversee programs. It funds about two million workers at start, tapering to 1.5 million by June, and diverts 125 million to the Public Works Administration despite the President's stance. The measure also enacts wage limits, project cost caps, and oath requirements for officials.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
PWA
WPA
Former Coronas Hurt in Crash Near Albuquerque
Mr and Mrs B C Ames former Coronins of Corona Del Mar were injured last Wednesday near Albuquerque New Mexico enroute to Florida then New York and Boston. A rear tire blowout caused their new automobile with a bare trailer to overturn. Ames suffered several broken ribs while Mrs Ames was bruised with a sprained back. The wrecked car was not repairable and the couple planned to recover in Albuquerque before buying a new car to continue their trip.
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B.C. Ames
Coronins
Corona del Mar
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Silva Describes Trip for 20 30s Tonight at Copper Kettle
Dr. Frank N. Silva outlined a trip through eastern and southern states for the 20 30 club members during a Tuesday night meeting. Vice president Leo Benedict presided in President Bob Wallace’s absence as plans for improving general club conditions were discussed and a surprise sleigh base location was announced.
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Frank N. Silva
Dr. Silva
Leo Benedict
Bob Wal Lvee
Fishing Vacation Tells A Fish Story By Officer Baker
State Motorcycle Officer George Baker away from duties enjoying a fishing trip. He claims to have a convincing tale of a real catch while resting with friends, and the story is treated as light local humor.
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George Baker
Hig Dean
Nazi Czech Pole Troubles Rise in Protectorate
Prague reports Adolf Hitler aims to restore order in the Bohemia Moravia protectorate by suppressing anti German activity. Heinrich Himmler met with protectorate authorities as strikes and lockouts were banned to ensure calm business and development. In Warsaw Poland’s German minority tensions rise as Senator Irwin Hasbach presents grievances to the government.
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Prague
Adolf Hitler
Warsaw
Poland
Irwin Hasbach
Hasbach
Coronans Auto Hits Side of Train
Alfonso Alcala of Corona Blaine street Corona collided with the side of a Santa Fe freight car standing on the depot tracks. He was traveling north on Main street at a moderate speed and escaped injury though the car's front was damaged. He told officers he did not hear the bell ringing.
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Alfonso Alcala
Blaine Street
Corona
Aldes of Santa Tre
Main Street
Alcala
Hie
Patterson and
Bagley
Segner's Dollar Store Expands Display and Storage Capacity
Segner's Dollar Store enlarges its store room by removing the rear partition to create more display space and storage. An office is added to the rear, and the improvements are clearly visible, signaling growing business.
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Segner's Dollar Store
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Soze
Lions Club
Dietrich
Olson
Buena Vista
Colo
Liverpool
Ruth Etting
Los Angeles
Alma Alderman
Superior Court
Tabernacle
Franklin @ Dy ‘Roosevelt
Queen Elizabeth of England
Washington Parade
Gar
Legion Auxiliary
Phillips Bill O.K
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Bell Telephone System
Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Western Electric Company
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GOS Fishing
Coronan
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