Interim zoning bans dairies west of Corona for three months
The County Board of Supervisors imposed a three month interim zoning ban on dairy and hog farms and cattle feed lots in a three square mile area west of Corona. The measure aims to study zoning needs and can be extended up to a year or until a permanent plan is formed.
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County Board of Supervisors
Corona
William E. Jones
County Planning Commission
Tyler Suess
Corona City
William VanderPols
Yorba
Rts
Suess
Charles Thomas
VanderPol
Thomas
Postoffice Box Rates in Corona Cut After Federal Order
Postmaster Frank Emerson reports new instructions from the assistant postmaster general in Washington will reduce and supersede earlier announced box rent hikes. Beginning July 1, 1953, Corona rates will rise about 50 percent instead of 100 percent or more, with locks No 1 from 0.75 to 1.10, No 2 from 1.00 to 1.50, No 3 from 1.50 to 2.25, and No 4 drawers from 2.00 to 3.00. The goal is to avoid a double charge for box patrons even as the basic schedule last changed in 1907.
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Frank Emerson
Bureau of Finance
Washington, D.C
Corona
Emerson
Indonesia Tops Slovex Use for Cigarette Production
Indonesia is the world's largest consumer of Slovex and Indonesians reportedly use the spice in manufacturing cigarettes. This indicates a domestic reliance on Slovex in local tobacco production.
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Indonesia
Photographer Rudolph Ramos Welcomes New Baby Son
Photographer Rudolph Ramos and his wife celebrate the birth of their son Rudolph Ramos Jr. at Community Hospital Riverside weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces. The couple also has a daughter Alicia, five, who awaits her brother’s homecoming after his early June birth.
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Rudolph. Ramos, Jr
Rudolpho
Husky
Corona
Rudolph Ramos
Riverside
Ramos
Alicia
Mishaps but No Weekend Traffic Injuries in Corona
No weekend traffic injuries were reported in Corona. Police investigated two minor incidents and one early today. Crispin-Roman Rivera, 37, of 716 Railroad Street, reported his car struck at East Sixth and Grand Boulevard with the other driver fleeing the scene. Della Lecresey Stroud, 67, of 5987 Cypress Street DeAnza Village, escaped injury when her car hit a tree on 1049 Commercial Street after visiting the cemetery. her son’s name was blurred in tears.
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Corona
Crispin- Roman Rivera
Railroad Street
East Sixth
Grand Boulevard
Rivera
Della Lecresey Stroud
Cypress Street
DeAnza Village
Commercial Street
Moore family to purchase Gunsolus home on South Main
Fay C Gregg announces the sale of the Louise B Gunsolus residence at 1416 South Main Street. New owners are Mr and Mrs Kerby Moore and daughter Linda, moving in this week. The Moores formerly lived at 627 West Eleventh Street.
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Fay C. Gregg
Louise B. Gunsolus
South Main Street
Mrs. Gunsolus
Palm Desert
Kerby Moore
Linda
New Building Permits Filed for Electrical and Loft Work
Sam Fair at 1003 West Fifth Street applies for electrical installations. Leslie Blanchard at 909 West Grand Boulevard seeks a garage build valued at 700 dollars. Alma Munor at 1017 Washburn applies for electrical work.
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Sam Fair
West Fifth Street
Leslie Blanchard
West Grand Boulevard
Alma Munor
Washburn
Minor collision at Sheridan and Eighth streets
A trash container hit a tree after a minor crash at the Sheridan and Eighth streets intersection. The front of the car was damaged but the driver was unhurt. Vehicles driven by Pedro Perez Jiminez 57 of 1111 Sheridan and Gertrude Eliza Patten 37 of 713 Southwest Grand Boulevard were involved.
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Pedro Perez Jiminez
Sheridan
Gertrude
Eliza Patten
Grand Boulevard
Eighth Streets
Burns Fatal for Father of Two in Corona Fire
Arlig M. Knight 25 died of shock and burns from an explosion and fire on June 6 at 523 West Fifth Street. His two children Frances Arlene 5 and John Douglas 2 were rescued by P. J. McCoy who woke to the blast. Knight, a meter reader and World War II veteran born in Logan County Arkansas, jumped from a second story window after sustaining injuries. Funeral services were held Sunday at Brown Funeral Home with Rev. J. O. Mc Caleb officiating. burial followed in McKendree Cemetery, Scranton, Arkansas. Mrs. Oma Jean Knight, the widow, was missing per police.
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Arlig M. Knight
West Fifth Street
Brown
J. O. McCaleb
First Southern Baptist Church
Scranton
Arkansas
McKendree Cemetery
Knight
Frances Arlene
John Douglas
P. J. McCoy
McCoy
Corona Hospital
General Hospital
Oma Jean Knight
John W. Knight
Billie
Dale Knight
Corona
Boy 11 Struck By Car On West Sixth Street
Russell Coker 11 was hit by a westbound car driven by Max Hailton 53 of 1101 West 47th Street Los Angeles on West Sixth Street Lincoln. He was treated at Corona Hospital and released. he said he looked one way then forgot the other, turning when struck while crossing to view a construction site.
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Russell Coker
West Sixth Street
Lincoln
Russell
Max Hailton
West 47Th Street
Los Angeles
Corona Hospital
Calvin’ Coker
Pleasant View
Inmate Arrests For Intoxication And Resisting Officer
Henry Rodriguez Felix of 224 Sheridan street was arrested at a local cafe by Officer B C Compton for intoxication and resisting an officer with $100 bail set and a court appearance. Meril Paul Mueller of Long Beach was charged with drunkenness in a car at Sixth and Main streets and forfeited $35 after failing to appear.
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Henry Rodriguez Felix
Sheridan Street
B. C. Compton
Meril Paul Mueller
Long Beach
Sixth
Main Streets
Missed Paper Delivery at Daily Independent Office
A man waits at the Daily Independent office until 6 30 p m to deliver papers missed by subscribers. After 6 30 p m later deliveries cannot be made.
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Daily Independent
Supreme Court Frees Bridges and Grants Citizenship
The Supreme Court freed West Coast Union leader Harry Bridges from perjury charges and restored his U S citizenship, though San Francisco officials warn he still faces possible deportation as naturalization authorities may seek revocation. Bridges lauded the ruling as a victory for union members.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Harry Bridges
U. S
San Francisco
Bridges
High Court
Naturalization Authorities
Bruce Barber
International Longshoremen & Warehousemen’s Union
New Mexico Convicts Seize Deputy and Guards in Prison Riot
About 30 inmates armed with knives and gas guns seized a deputy warden and 12 guards at the Santa Fe state prison. They barricaded in the hospital after setting fire to a brick mill and demanded six guards be fired, pursuit of an interview with Gov. Edwin Mechem, plus better food and treatment.
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Mechem
New Mexico State
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Edwin Mechem
Reds aim at Pukhan river and Korean front split
The Reds seek military gains to break Allied control on the central front and seize the Pukhan river to threaten the 38th parallel. They may force a quick armistice by pressuring South Korea’s Rhee while undermining his go it alone policy. ROK officials waver on continuing to fight if a treaty is signed.
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Iron Triangle
South Korea
North Korea
Pukhan
Capitol Hill
Christmas Hill
38Th Parallel
U. N
Reds
Rhee
ROK
United Nations
Miss Jean E Jones Graduates Tonight
Jean E Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry E Jones 718 Harris Street graduates this evening from Baptist Missionary training school in Chicago IL She will become director of religious education for the Federated church of Harvey IL starting September 1.
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Jean E. Jones
Harry E. Jones
Harris Street
Baptist Missionary Training School
Chicago
Federated Church of Harvey, Iil
Frank Bailey Services Held
Mrs. H H Linscheid returned by train from Dickinson North Dakota where she attended funeral services for her brother Frank Bailey who passed away June 2 The Dickinson services were conducted by the Odd Fellows lodge and interment was in New Rockford North Carolina with the American Legion conducting the graveside service Methodist ministers officiated at both services Survivors include a sister Mrs Alice Terpening Corona two brothers E W Bailey Turlock and Fred J Bailey Modesto and a step mother Mrs Mary Bailey Brown Arlington Mr Bailey was well known in Corona as he spent several winters here visiting his sisters
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H. H. Linscheid
Dickinson
N. D
Frank Bailey
Odd Fellows Lodge
New Rockford
N. C
American Legion
Alice Terpening
Corona
E. W. Bailey
Turlock
Fred J. Bailey
Modesto
Mary Bailey Brown
Arlington
Bailey
Clove Production Center Shifts to East African Lands
The bulk of the world’s supply of cloves is produced in the inland regions of Zanzibar and Penda, located off the east coast of Africa.
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Zanzibar
Penda
Africa
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Jack Johnson, Jr
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