Exchange Plant To Double Lemon Juice Capacity Expansion
Howard Hall of the Exchange Lemon Products Company announced another expansion to double juice production capacity. The plan includes a new Corona plant building for lemon juice processing, with current equipment in existing structures and about 100 new jobs since January. The company will produce lemon bases concentrates natural juices canned and frozen lemonade base and packs for Minute Maid and others.
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Howard Hall
Exchange Lemon Products Company
Exchange Lemon Products
Exchange
Corona
George Stanley
Stanley
The
Ontario
Alpha Beta
the Exchange
Minute Maid
Prize Winners in WCTU Essay and Poster Contests
Joe Soto took second and Benny Varela first in the essay contest with 350 entries from Junior and Senior High students. Diana Nutter placed third and Arlene Mathews fourth. Prizes were given by Mrs Mildred C Abbott with Mrs Emma Moore arranging, and Mrs Alma F Herman present. Poster contest had 120 entries. honorable mentions went to Helen Todd Mary Irvis Thome Wilbur Watson Elinor Emery. John Rapsdele won poster honor.
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Joe Soto
Benny Varela
Diana Nutter
Arlene Mathews
Woman's’ Christian Temperance Union
Mildred C. Abbott
W.C.T.U
Emma Moore
Alma F. Herman
W.c.tlu
Helen Todd
Mary Irvis Thome
Wilbur Watson
Elinor Emery
John Rapsdele
W-C.t.u
Jenn McGlothing
Helene Horton
Donna Ducker
Doris Baker
Dow Jones closes lower as sectors dip across board
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell with 80 stocks showing declines while railroads utilities and the broader market slipped. Trading volume reached 1,650,000 shares as the index moved down 2.12 points in a downbeat session.
Citrus Belt Cities Propose County Sales Tax Study
Corona Councilman Leonard Schmidt joins a three member Citrus Belt Division committee to study a proposed county sales tax to fund Old Age Pensions. President Chester K. Hendricks appoints Schmidt, with Redlands Councilman Clapp and India City Attorney Alex Staples as the other members.
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Leonard Schmidt
Corona
Chester K. Hendricks
Citrus Belt Division League of California
Schmidt
Corona City
Setter
L. Schmidt
California
Citrus Belt League
Colton
Clapp
Redlands
Alex Staples
India
Judge Elections May Be Contested In Two Townships
Contested justice of the peace races loom in Temescal and Banning townships as absentee ballots are counted. Judge Alexander M. Rowell of Corona plans a recount after a write in tally of 2,085 votes to 148 for Ed Paul and 8 for Willie Caudill, with 2,412 of 4,745 ballots counted.
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Temescal
Justice of the Peace
Alexander M. Rowell
Corona
Rowell
Ed Paul
Willie
Caudill
Back-seat driver pleads in court over right-side pass
A Fullerton doctor pays a 15 dollar fine after his wife urged him to pass on the right on Highway 18. Justice of the Peace Rowell notes the offense as passing on the right amid heavy Sunday traffic. In San Gorgonio, Justice Fisher may contest his upset election by Roy Hawley after unofficial returns show 1313 to 1221. Counts of absentee ballots could alter the result.
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Fullerton
Justice Court
Santa Ana Canyon
Highway 18
Banning Township
Alvan Fisher
San Gorgonio
Roy Hawley
Fisher
Hawley
Banning
Frederick Moffett Memorial Awards Set for June 19
The Frederick Moffett Jr memorial awards for 1950 will be presented at the Temescal District Court of Honor the High School Auditorium Monday June 19 at 7 30 p.m. The three outstanding Boy Scouts will be honored for their camping leadership and high ideals. The event is part of the regular Court of Honor with a special program planned.
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Frederick Moffett, Jr
U.S. Army
Corona
Fred
Temescal
High Sierre
Frederick Moffett
D. G. Nelson
Bob Snedecor
Harry P. Nelson George KF
Stanley A.F. Swift
Norco Community Center to Dedicate After Two-Year Makeover
Dedication set for Saturday June 17 marks transformation of the old Norco school condemned for use as a school. Norco Park and Recreation District, seven acres, and a $40 000 valued building were acquired for a community center with two auditoriums, a model kitchen, and multiple activities planned. A ceremony includes marching bands, speeches, flag ceremony, and unveiling of a plaque followed by an afternoon barbecue and dances. Community groups, youth and veterans participate with musicians Rhythm Masters providing music for dances.
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Kirk Parmenter
Karl J. Copenhaver
J. W. Klein
Worl
Legion
Fleet Reserve
Noreo Park and Recreation District
Legion Hal
Coron High School
L. M. Goodell
Norco Foursquare Church
George Kibby
Corona Unified School
Chirk Parmenter
Park Board
Jack Klein
Virgil Stambaurd
Alexander M. Rowell
Crod
America
Attley Buehler
Community Church
Jean Hauet
J.P. Cottonjin
Drivers Involved In Accidents Fined In Justice Court
Thucene Simons of Riverside was found guilty of reckless driving resulting in a self inflicted gun accident. He received a $100 fine and an 80 day jail term suspended. The incident occurred on Highway 60 Route 19 A near May 1. Marl Tilman of Los Angeles was cited for driving across the center line on the Corona Elsinore highway on April 30. He was fined $50 and a five day sentence suspended.
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Thucene Simons
Riverside
Justice Court
Simmons
West Silverside
Justice of the Peace
Alexander M. Rowell
Marl Tilman
East 90Th Street
Los Angeles
Corona-Elsinore
Tillman
Mother of 19 Charged With Killing Baby by Slamming Head
Police say Marian Scott, 19, a former Denver University co-ed, killed her three month old son by griping him by the feet and swinging him to the floor face down. Coroner's inquest found felonious intent. The incident is reported amid other local notes on budgets and weather.
Cleveland Lawyer Sentenced Eight Months for Tax Refusal
Acker Fred Acker, 54, a Cleveland lawyer and industrialist, was sentenced to eight months in jail for failing to file a 1946 income tax return. He called taxes confiscatory and unconstitutional and labeled himself a tax martyr in his defense.
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United States
Fred Acker
Acker
Calla Ramselson
U. S
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Paul Griffith
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Russia
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Studebaker
CIO
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Studebaker Corporation
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Studebalker
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Motor Products Corporation
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Shriners
L. A
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A. Roof
Ls Transportation
Fletcher Bowron
ATOM
Bowron
Lletcher Bowron
San Francisco
Anya Los
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New York
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