Girl Scout Park 60 Camp Day Details and Leaders
The Park 60 Girl Scout event features lunch provided by the council with sherbet and cookies. Girls are organized by school and unit, introduced to leaders, then proceed to activities led by Nancy Vaile Yin and other assistants. Afternoon ends with a unit hosting, next Tuesday morning check in, and self supplied gear and funds for pool and desserts.
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Pnde
Scout Council
Nancy Vaile ‘Yin
Margaret Silverwood
Seabury
Sthey
Groupe 1
R. C. Verity
Moses George . Ee
Edward Paul
R. A. Bur‘ Hane
A. ‘A. Morrison
UR. B. Hastings
Ralph Penland
Cluchey
Ziliol
Beck
Bnsisting
Radio Award To Be Presented To Local Cub Pack
Cub Scout Pack 89 earns the KFT radio scouting trail banner to be presented at the Pack meeting Monday evening June 21. Carl Helmick of Riverside will present the award as den mothers meet at Irene Dolan’s home.
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KFT Radio
Carl Helmick
Riverside
Irene Dolan
Earl Walker
J. Edgar Hoover
American Magaine
Parent's
Fred Read, Jr
Read
W. G. Garland
Arthur Webster
Mark Patteson
D. J. Butcher
Keitha. Davis
Mark Echeverri
Alfred Alumibaugh
R. E. Amsbry
F. Brines
W. G. Gibbs
Dolan
Bar! Walker
Community Calendar Evening Events and Teas Across Town
Tonight includes a fellowship supper at 6 30 p m at First Congregational church and meetings for Corona Business Women at 6 30 p m on Temescal road Loyalty social at 6 45 p m at First Methodist church Pythianisters at 7 30 p m at K of P hall Tomorrow offers Allied Relief at 9 a m Settlement House U S W V Auxiliary at 11 a m city park Lions at 12 15 p m Hotel Spring Borg Silver Tea at Corona Missionary Society 2 30 p m First Baptist church and a Forum at 3 30 p m in the superintendent s office high school
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First Congregational Church
Corona Business Women
Temescal Road
Loyalty
First Methodist Church
Pythianisters
K. of P. Hall
Allied Relief
A.m
U.S.W.V. Auxiliary
Lions
Cub Scout Dens Report Weekly Activities
Two Cub Scout dens reported by their den mothers. Den 1, led by Mrs. FE. D. Garland, met Tuesday afternoon finishing day projects with several boys then moved to play period and planned summer activities. Den 4, with four boys and den mother Mrs. Mark Echeverri, completed handcrafts then did puzzles games and singing before closing with the club oath.
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jDen 1
FE. D. Garland
Den 4
Mark Echeverri
Surgical Dressing Class Schedules Evening Sessions
The Red Cross surgical dressings class directed by Mrs. Clair Hutchison will meet Wednesday evenings 7 to 9 through the summer. The sessions are for workers unavailable during the day and will be held in the Dr. Todd residence on Southeast Grand Blvd.
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Clair Hutchison
Red Cross
Dr. Todd
Southedgst Grand Blvd
Remena Scholarships Availability for Pomona Students
Students of Corona attending Pomona College may study under work scholarships from 500 to 600 dollars during the academic year starting September 1. The program is administered by F. Howard Sanders as director of admissions.
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Corona
Pomona College
F. Howard Sanders
Talks on foods given at garden club meeting
At the Corona Civic Garden Club meeting in the Epis copal church speakers discussed food values the dehydration of foods and the future of foods Miss Laura Mantonya and Misa L Smith spoke with Smith noting dehydration will dominate food processing in coming years a potluck dinner followed plans for the July 20 gathering at the Henry Hoeger home on Palm Avenue with further program details to come
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Corona Civic Garden Club
Episcopal Church
Nancy Shank
Robert Snedecor
Laura Mantonya
Riverside County Agricultural Extension Service
Misa L. Smith
State Agricultural Service
Smith
Henry Hoeger
Palm Avenue
Ater
Degree Put On For Candidate By 1 0 F Lodge Circle
The 1 0 F Circle Lodge conferred the initiatory degree on Donald W. Klemp last evening. The degree team included O Graham A Boyd Haskin Smith H B Irwin A B Gale BF J Graham Rex Conkis Lester Lay A V Melton W S Klemp Albert Russell Guy Thayer Frank Kraft Ralph Garton George B Padgett J C Hoover Rufus Smith and George Johnson with John Rodgers in charge and H G Phillips as musician. A memorial service was discussed and refreshments followed.
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Albert Russell
Guy Thayer
Frank Kraft
Ralph Garton
George B. Padgett
J. C. Hoover
Rufus Smith
George Johnson
John Rodgers
H. G. Phillips
Betty Skonk Club Plans Thursday Meeting Honor
The Betty Skonk club will meet Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Farber on Beverly Drive. The gathering will honor Mr. and Mrs. M. L. McCak on their wedding anniversary. All members are urged to attend.
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Betty Skonk Club
Norman Farber
Beverly Drive
M. L. McCak
Miss Polly Ann Skinner Chosen for Nurse Training
Miss Polly Ann Skinner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Skinner of Sheridan Street, was selected by the Woman's Improvement Club committee to receive nurse training from Corona. The club raised funds with local supporters to aid a Corona girl in the program. Skinner, a Corona High and Chaffey Junior College graduate, will begin training at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena when the course opens, likely in fall. She plans to work this summer with funds from the club, American Legion Auxiliary, and citizens. Her father is a World War I veteran and her mother a trained nurse.
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Polly Ann Skinner
Elmer Skinner
Sheridan Street
Corona
Woman's Improvement Club
Walter
Clayson
Bernice Todd
Harry Whealy
Helen ‘Lockett
Margaret Jones
Skinner
Miss Skinner
Corona .High
Chaffey
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Pasacena
Woman’s Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Local Soldier and Pennsylvania Girl Married
A wedding was held Tuesday at 11 am at Grace Methodist Church Riverside uniting Miss Sophia Depto Patten Pa and Sgt Samuel Papaccio Astoria L I The bride's mother is Mrs Anna Depto Patten The groom serves with the 305th Ordnance regiment at Corona The couple will reside in Corona while the ordnance company is stationed there
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Grace Methodist Church
Riverside
Sophia Depto
Patten
Samuel D. Papaccio
Astoria
L.I
Howard Taylor
Anna Depto
Corona
Papaccio
305Th Ordnance Regiment
Gaydenias
Ordnance Company
Mark Martinez former resident dies in Santa Ana
Mark Martinez, in his early seventies, died Monday night at 7:15 at his Santa Ana home where he had lived since leaving Corona. He worked for the Santa Ana public utilities. Survived by his wife, one daughter, two grandchildren, and several Corona relatives. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Brown Funeral in Santa Ana.
Marriage Licenses Issued in Corona and Vicinity
Marriage licenses were issued to Dale Ward and Lorraine Martinez of Corona and to Samuel D Papaccio and Sophia Lorraine Depto, both of Corona. A daughter was born June 14 to Mr and Mrs William Edward Reagan of 424 Belle Street Riverside Community Hospital. Elmer E Morse US Navy fireman 2/c stationed in San Francisco visits Corona relatives. Lt Clayton Johnson, en route from El Paso to Monterey, spent hours with his parents-in-law Mr and Mrs HH Limcheid of Merrill Street.
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Dale Ward
Corona
Lorraine Martinez
Arlington
Samuel D. Papaccio
Sophia Lorraine Depto
William Eaward Reagan
Belle Street
Riverside Community Hospital
Ehlmer E. Morse
San Francisco
Clayton’ C. Johnson
HH. Limcheid
Merrill Street
el Paso
Texas
Monterey
Postwar policy push aims to force Senate vote
The House Foreign Relations Committee approved Rep. William J. Fulbright's resolution urging creation of international machinery to secure peace and US participation. House leaders anticipate action next week to overcome Senate hesitation while the measure remains nonbinding and requires Senate concurrence to express congressional sentiment. Fulbright, a freshman representative and former Rhodes scholar, leads the effort.
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United States
Senate
House
House Foreign Relations Committee
William J. Fulbright
Ark
John W. McCorback
Massachusetts
Executive Department
House of Representatives
Congress
Fulbright
Rhodes
University’ of Arkansas
Council To Weaken Ban On Trailers And Armory Move
Council asks to relax restrictions on trailers while planning to use upstairs city hall quarters as an armory. A civilian defense committee is reappointed to cooperate with the Guard. Salary increases pass for municipal plunge manager and new pool attendant hired. Elm Street closure considered and Magnolia avenue fencing approved. Pool room permit granted for John Sandifer. council members present.
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Mayer Colbern
Otis Ballard
Clifford Haskell
B. J. Welch
Glenn James
Daniel Hogan
Hanapel
H. &. C. Whitcomb
Neason
Daaura John Moffett
Lfesuard
Elm Street
Lawrence G. Theme
William H. McCord
Magnalia Avenue
Samuel Markewits
Magnolia Avenue
John Sandifer
Main Street
War Frauds Targeted In Gas Ration Abuse Crackdown
The Office of Defense Transportation launches action against dealers and war workers who stole gas by falsifying ration documents and misusing light delivery trucks. Authorities will revoke or shrink ration books, with cases for criminal prosecution and possible fines and imprisonment.
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Office of Defense
Trans- Portation
Roy Tsong
ODT Motor
Wave Recruiting Party to Visit Riverside June 22
Women interested in volunteering for U S Navy service urged to attend Wave recruiting event in Riverside on June 22. Information available from the Navy recruiting station Riverside. Call Riverside 3729 for details before June 22.
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Riverside
U.S. Navy
Navy
Thia
Nephone Riverside
Far
Funeral set for Frank E. Harrison Thursday
Funeral services for Frank E. Harrison will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m from the Hoover and Bell chapel with Rev Donald F Brown officiating. He died Monday at Corona hospital after a four day stay. He is survived by his wife Cora B Harrison a daughter Mrs George Bladchard both of North Canton Massachusetts and one sister Mrs Bittle Pendleton of Rockland Massachusetts. Interment in Sunnyslope cemetery.
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Frank E. Harrison
Hoover and Bell Chapel
Donald F. Brown
Harrison
Corona Hospital
Cora
B. Harrison
George’ Bladchard
North
C@ghassett
Mass
Appalachian Coal Operators Split From Lewis Front
Appalachian coal operators dissolved their united front against John Lewis as the War Labor Board nears a ruling. Central Pennsylvania producers bolted the conference, stalling a tentative wage accord and prompting the UMW policy panel to assess next steps and a possible work stoppage at midnight Sunday. Charles ONeill cited unresolved fringe pay protections as a key break.
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Washington
Appalachian Coal
United Front
John Li. Lewis
War Labor Board
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Pennsylvaia
Pennsylvania
UMW
Central Pennsylvania
Charles O'Neill
Central Pennsylvania Association
Fr Clange
Count Little on Nazi Collapse
London dispatch notes that Allied leaders see possible collapse of the German home front as a distant prospect. While morale shows wear similar to late 1917, Allies expect many months of hard fighting ahead with heavy land battles and sustained air bombardment before Germany's defeat, with some predicting spring 1944 rather than autumn 1943.
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London
sAllieq
Germany
Zoot Suit Riots Link Police Inaction to Gang Join
Mac Wright a 16 year old Negro testified to a grand jury that police refused to intervene when sailors tore his zoot suit during the riot. He said he and a friend were attacked outside a theater, their suits ripped, and they later joined a gang after returning home to dress. Officials noted job openings paying 75 cents to 1.08 dollars per hour, with a warning that zoot suits could trigger trouble in hiring.
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Los Angeles
Mac Wright
Eanie Beecher
Allen's Jewelry Ad Celebrates Gifts for Every Occasion
A compact classified ad from Allen's highlights beautiful jewelry items for all occasions. The tone suggests a promotional message urging customers to shop for gifts. No specific products or dates provided.
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Allen'’S. Ad
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