Census count push for Corona exceeds ten thousand
Independent reports the Corona census will top ten thousand with more names added by the city clerk and Corona Chamber of Commerce. Ray Atkinson, Riverside Census office director, could not confirm a precise total but sources say the final figure will be above 10 000, higher than the earlier 9 500 estimate. The count closes soon with a five day recheck before the official tally, and Adkinson urges last minute residents to register before Friday.
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U. S. Census Bureau
Corona
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Ray Atkinson
Bureau of Census
Riverside
Corona Daily Independent
Adkinson
22Nd Congressional District
Mira Loma man pleads not guilty to shovel assault
Domingo Garcia 42 a Mira Loma farm worker charged with assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly striking Rodrigo Villalpando with a shovel on May 16 during a visit to his daughter's home. Justice of the Peace set a preliminary hearing for June 21 at 10 a.m. An Officer Mercy Villalpando filed the complaint.
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Domingo Garcia
Charis Street
Mira Loma
Justice the Peace
Alexander
Garcia
Mercy B. Villalpando
Howard Street
Rodrigo Villalpando
Lemon Pie Contest to Highlight Corona Pioneer Days
Corona hosts a lemon pie contest July 3 at the show grounds on West Sixth Street as part of the Corona Pioneer Days festival. Local bakers are urged to prepare their best lemon pie for judging by professional judges. A noon radio broadcast on KFI will announce the event on Friday, June 16.
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West Sixth Street
Corona
KFI
City Weather Update Notes High 77, Fire Hazard Very High
Official city data show a high of 77 degrees and a low of 52 from last night. Forest fire hazard is listed as very high for today, urging caution and precautions.
Elderly Temescal Canyon Resident Dies after Illness
Catherine Fritz Parrish 90, died this morning at her daughter’s Temescal Canyon home after an extended illness. Born October 11, 1859 in Ohio, she came from Rivera California and lived with her daughter since January. She leaves daughter Mrs H C Hansen, another daughter Mrs Ora Madi son of Hollywood, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren and one great great. Lane Funeral services set for Saturday June 17 at 11 a.m. at Rose Hills Memorial Park Whittier with Rev M C Carstenson officiating. Brown Funeral Home arranging. friends may call.
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H. C. Hansen
Temescal Canyon
Rivera
Calif
Ohio
Baptist Church
Hansen
Ora Madison
Hollywood
Lane
Rose Hills Memorial Park
Whittier
M. C. Carstenson
Whittier Baptist Church
Brown Funeral Home
Couple Admits Selling Unpaid Furniture in Riverside Area
Gertrude and Anvern James Popher formerly of Riverside Acres Mira Loma were arraigned on embezzlement and pled guilty to a reduced misdemeanor charge Sec 504da. Each received 60 days in jail with 55 suspended and must repay Weatherbys Furniture Corona 234.46. The purchases were made in late 1948 and the couple moved to Monterey County. Stopher family faced unemployment and the wife brought a six week old baby to court.
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Gertrude
Anvern
James Popher
Riverside Acres
Mira Loma
Weatherby
Corona
Baseball scores by league and team notation
National League Cincinnati 3 Boston 5. Boston 60 runs in nine innings. Cleveland 3 Detroit 7. New York 0 Chicago 59. Philadelphia 3 Detroit 8.
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Baseball Today
National League Cincinnati
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Weather Outlook Clear Tonight Through Friday
Generally clear tonight and Friday with night and morning cloudiness along the coast. Temperatures rise slowly, slightly warmer west of the mountains today, and overall warmer temperatures expected on Friday.
Standard Oil Cuts Idaho Gas Prices 1.2 Cents
Standard Oil Company of California reduced gasoline prices by 1.2 cents per gallon. Idaho motorists, including residents of Boise and eight other cities, welcomed the first major drop in motor fuel prices in years.
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Standard Oil Company of
California
Idaho
Boise
Post election bulletin highlights California political clash
The bulletin critiques Dewey ally Marl Warren switching to Republican and targets newspapers backing Warren for the Democratic nomination. It notes Goodwin Knight’s dual nominations and predicts Nixon versus Douglas for the U S Senate, with Knight likely governor in 1954 and Warren aiming for a fourth term. The piece discusses party crossovers and the era’s big political splits in California.
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Tom Dewey
Marl Warren
Warren
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Clem Whitaker
California Feature Service
Howser Woul
Los Angeles Times
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Goodwin Knight
Leutenant
Harry Sheppard
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Whitaker
Richard Nixon
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Sheridan Downey
U. S. Senate
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Nixon
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Belen
Gahagan
U.S. Senate
California
Standpdrters
Visual Education to Teach Pupils to Swim Planned
Visual films will teach swimming at the City Plunge in Corona setup as a 30 seat room near the pool. Free classes accompany pool admission with films to augment instruction for children and adults. First screening slated for next week with diving basics by Fred Cady and others from Army Air Force and Red Cross partners.
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Plunge
H. U
Ben Carpenter
Riverside County
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Fred Cady
U.S.C
Army Air Force
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Mia
Filma
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Whitcomb
Mpre
Paok
Txvy
University of Alifornia At Berkeley Extension School
County officials debate uniform county sales tax spread
Councilman Schmidt backs a county uniform sales tax with proceeds refunded to cities to equalize rates across the county. Mundson opposes, favoring a uniform city tax funded by state collection. Hendricks and Miller show mixed stances, while Erickson notes realtor input. action by a future legislature would be needed for statewide changes.
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Leonard Schmidt
Chester KK
Hendricks
Citrus Belt Division
League of California Cities
Comle Te
Schmidt
Karl Mundson
Corona Herstors
League of California
Erickson
Corona Realtors
RL Miller
States
Breakfast Reminds Toastmistress Club of Tropical Jaunt
Coro nna Toastmistress Club members gathered for a morning breakfast with mocha cakes nuts and coffee hosted by Nancy Cundiff and Ruth Anderson. New toast mistress Martha Knopp led talks on Puerto Rico funeral rites and travel notes with humor and insight.
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Tropics
Nancy Cundiff
Ruth Anderson
Martha Knopp
Grace Pitchison
Puerto Rico
Elizabeth Kibby
Helen McNair
San Francisco
Cbus
Golden Gate Park
Nita Hof
Ened
Maria Christiansen
Jr Harker
Bess Andrews
Hagen
Nell Clayson
L A Nazarene Pastors Reside in Corona Parish Home
Rev and Mrs S Shelton former missionaries to Trinidad have taken the pastorship of the Church of the Nazarene in Corona. They reside at the parsonage near the church with their son Leslie nine. Rev Hugh S Wines will pastor the Nazarene church in Hemet after earlier service as pulpits leader in Oregon and California.
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Mra. S. Truman Shelton
Trinidad
British West Indies
Church of the Nazarene
Corona
Leslie
Hugh Ls, Wines
Puglor
the Nazarene Church
Nazarene
Hemet
Shelton
Oregon
California
Los Angeles Population Surges Near Two Million in 1960 Census
United Press reports Los Angeles city population reaches 1,954,000 in the 1960 census, a gain of 449,759 and about 30 percent versus 1940. The metropolitan figure was not yet released, and the city sits 46,000 shy of two million.
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Los Angeles
FBI AGENTS SHOOT DOWN BANK ROBBER IN OREGON
A 26 year old bank robber was fatally or seriously wounded by 8 FBI agents outside a Portland bank after terrorizing employees. He carried more than $9,700 in currency and had been under surveillance since release from the Oregon State penitentiary. He allied with a top wanted criminal and opened fire as agents closed in. Special Agent Lonard Frank was wounded. other agents shot the suspect.
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Portland
Oregon
Wayne Long
Long
Oregon State Penitentiary
Angual Omar Pinson
Lonard Frank
George Alexander
Oregon Penitentiary
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