Corona Savings & Loan on verge of $2 million assets
Corona Savings and Loan Association reports assets exceeding $2,000,000 after its first year at East Sixth Street and Ramona Avenue. Andrew P. Walker cites $1,709,000 in Corona area loans for new homes and refinancings. 256 homes financed. The anniversary dinner will share progress and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Savings & Loan Association
East Sixth Street
Ramona Avenue
Corona
Andrew P. Walker
Corona Area
Home Gardens
Norco
Walker
R. Hugh Bogle
James ‘A. Falconer
Ben B. Sampselle
Faye L. Kirkman
Donald D. Stark
Corona Savings and Loan Association
California
United States
Savings and Loan Associations
U.S. Savings & Loan League
The
Savings and Loan Association
Thermac Co to Start Operation Here July 8
The Thermac Co plant east of Corona will open July 8 with an expected 200 to 250 employees as moving equipment and personnel proceed. The company manufactures gas appliance controls and sells them nationally, with a large new plant already under construction on Magnolia Avenue near the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermac Co
Corona
Corona Daily Independent
R. A. Moore
Los Angeles Corporation
Magnolia Avenue
Corona Fire Department
Swaney Chevrolet
Papers Signed for Construction of Norco Junior High
Corona School Board awarded the Norco Junior High School construction to J B Sooy Construction Co of Redlands. Sooy was the low bidder at 506 850 with bid opening June 3. Approval from the Department of Housing and Home Finance was received this week and the board confirmed the award at the regular meeting last Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona School Board
Norco
J.B. Sooy Construction Co
Redlands
J. B. Sooy Co
Department of Housing and Home Finance
40 Rabbits Smoke Pack a Day at VA Hospital Study
A Dallas VA Hospital rabbit colony smokes a pack daily for five years to test if cigarettes cause lung cancer. About 1.6 million cigarettes will be consumed as rabbits are exposed to controlled smoking, X rayed every six months, and their lungs studied after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dallas
Texas
Robert H. Holland
Holland
R. A. Huffhines
Weekend Weather Quiet and Sunny Across Southern California
Weatherwise reports the weekend will be mainly sunny with morning low clouds along the coast clearing by noon Saturday. Desert valleys face gusty winds 20 to 35 mph this evening easing by Saturday while south coast sees partial clearing and continued sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Corona City Pool to Stay Open for Rest of Season
Corona's City Pool will operate today through Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. and then daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. starting Monday with instructional slots for youth and women. Separate times are set for boys and girls ages 12 and under and 13 to 18, with women’s classes from 11 to 11:55 if enough demand allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona City
Ken Redlin
Corona
Rehearsal Next Week for 1957 Scout Jamboree
Riverside County Scout Council sets June 21 to 23 for a dress rehearsal training camp at Camp Evans Riverside for 80 Scouts and leaders prior to traveling July 2 to the Fourth National Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania The public may inspect the camp June 22 from 2 30 to 6 p m. Lou Strauss and L B Whunsaker direct the camp with Frank Watrous and Walt Hewitt as Scoutmasters Plans call for tent city gateway construction equipment and uniform inspections plus sharpening patrol and troop operations and cooking readiness Eligible Scouts and Explorers may still apply to participate in the Jamboree to be held July 12 through 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside County Scout Council
Camp Evans
Riverside
Valley Forge
United States
Washington
Lou Strauss
Riverside County Council
Frank Watrous
Walt Hewitt
Strauss
Memorial Scout Headquarters
Russia proposes halt to atom tests and world control plan
Russia calls for a two to three year halt on nuclear tests and for an international commission to monitor the accord. Control posts would be placed in the United States Britain Russia and the Pacific area to observe compliance. Western diplomats urge a commitment to halt fissionable materials production as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Valerian Zorin
Hea
United Nations
United States
Britain
Pacific
Zorin
Jules Moch
U. S
Hoffa Bribery Trial Ordered by Federal Judge
Federal Judge Burnita Matthews orders Teamster Vice President James R. Hoffa to stand trial Monday on conspiracy-bribery charges. The ruling comes despite Hoffa's attorney Edward Bennett Williams defending racketeer Frank Castello in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burnita Shelton Matthews
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Matthews
Hoffa
Edward Bennett Williams
Frank Castello
Francis X. McGohey
New York
Two Corona seniors earn diplomas despite hardship
Alyce Roan and Frances Caborne, Indians from Corona, received diplomas after working for five and three years respectively to pay room and board. They graduated from Sherman Institute Grade School and then pursued night adult education before attending Corona Senior High. Alyce aims for vocational nursing while Frances pursues commercial studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Norman
Mellor
Donald McMillen
Alyce Roan
Frances Caborne
Sherman Institute
Alyce
McMillens
Frances
Mellors
Sherman
CDI
Army Overthrows Government in Haiti Coup Arrests President
The Haitian army, led by Gen. Antonio Rebreau, ousted the provisional government and arrested President Daniel Fignole in a bloodless coup. Officers surrounded Fignole’s home after midnight and he was taken to Les Casernes Dessa lines fortress amid city turmoil with no reported violence. The action follows Fignole’s May 25 proclamation as president, less than three weeks before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Daniel Fignole
Antonio Rebreau
Fignole
Les Casernes Dessalines
Rebreau
Sugar on union payroll raises questions for Bakery Workers leader
Senate Rackets Committee questioned Bakery Workers Union President James G. Cross about his girlfriend Kay Lower being paid as an organizer. Records allege union funds paid for a diamond ring and a Cadillac linked to organizing costs. Lower denies full details while Cross faces scrutiny over improper benefits and recruitment tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
James G. Cross
Bakery Workers Union
Senate Rackets Committee
Cross
Kay Lower
Los Angeles
Miss Lower
Chicago
Albert Barclay
Confidential Magazine Sues California Officials Over Damages
A federal suit seeks 2 047 125 in damages from California Attorney General Edmund G Brown and Clarence A Linn over actions linked to banning Confidential Magazine and threatening prosecution The suit claims 325 000 copies of the June issue were refused by distributors and wholesalers amid the investigation of the scandal publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confidential Magazine
California
Edmund G. Brown
Clarence A. Linn
Scandal
Graham Crusade Slumps in Fifth Week as Decisions Fall
Billy Graham reports a fifth week slump on his New York crusade with 336 decisions for Christ on Wednesday and 447 on Thursday, calling for renewed prayer and action. He notes this dip mirrors previous fifth weeks in London and Glasgow. A separate Santa Ana Freeway crash killed a Buena Park family of three and critically injured two others at Carobil Hospital Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graham
New York
Graham
London
Glasgow
Santa Ana
Lee A. Engebereth
Buena Park
Barbara
Stephanie
James Samashima
June
Balboa
Carobil Hospital
Norwalk
CHP
Samashima
Egebereth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corona Savings and Loan
Lynn
Jess Lillibridge
William Heckert
C. B. Biggers
Milisi
Fifth Street
Sierra Vista
Corona School
Corona Avenue
George Brokaw
Brokaw
Eldon Cloud
Don Hayes
Moore
Norco Jr. High
V.A. Hospital
New Zealand
Congress For Medical Research
U.S. Public Health Service
Fire Department
United Press
Teamster V. P. Hoffa
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Desert
Big Baker
Union
Atty. General
Billy Graham Crusade