Collins Not Official PTA Spokesman Clarified
Mrs Eleonor Kammeyer president Corona PTA Council clarified that John Collins is not PTA Council chairman and that no council meeting has occurred to approve his statements. She urged council approval before public statements and listed officers and chairmen for 1954 1955.
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H. M. Krause
H. W. Auest
Ernest Ross
R. D. Clay
L. Soliday
R. S. Bylin
J. M. Cox
M. J. Spann, Jr
J. W. Wingebach
R. A. Tolton
Hugh Bogle
A. M. Rowell
M. H. Hafleck
R. L. Cook
J. E. Lockwood
Carl Plate
A.B. Nelson
James Cook
Hubert Gaddie
Actor Edward Arnold Named Honorary Mayor of Tarzana
Edward Arnold was installed as honorary mayor of Tarzana at a ceremony last night. Actress Cleo Moore received honorary city status as siren and crooner Wayne Newton was named honorary resident.
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Tarzana
Edward Arnold
Cleo Moore
Guyne
Los Angeles Avocados Local San Diego Co Flats
Parcel text mentions flats or parcels in Los Angeles area and San Diego region with numbered identifiers. No clear event or person.
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San Diego
Winners of the American Legion Awards at Jefferson School
Five Jefferson School students earned 1954 American Legion honors. Mary Ann Carwile won the outstanding girl award, Floyd Grossnickle the outstanding boy. Carolyn Davis took first in the essay contest, with DeWana Brown second and Jan Tool third.
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American Legion
Jefferson School
Odi
Jefferson
Mary Ann Carwile
Carolyn Davis
DeWana Brown
Jan Tool
Floyd Grossnickle
Mary Ann
Floyd
Carolyn
DeWana
Jan
Corona Water Supply Steady Amid Dry Years
Corona reports show local water levels improved since the dry cycle ended with 1950-51 low points and 1934 figures. The three well records indicate depths to water are 5.5 to 47.05 feet better, boosting confidence in sufficiency because all domestic water comes from local sources, with some irrigation water from the San Bernardino basin amid MWD debates.
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Corona
San Bernardino Basin
MWD
Riverside City
Riverside
San.Bernardino
Grand Jury Calls for School Expense Cuts and Reforms
Kern county grand jury filed its annual report criticizing school operation costs and practices. It urges cutting administrative staff, banning social studies as a category, separating history and geography grades, standardizing building plans, narrowing adult education to study subjects, and requiring bond funds be designated for specific uses.
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Bakersfield
Kern County Grand Jury
Norman Main
Grand Jury
Emerson's Men’s Store unveils updated front and display
The Daily Independent notes Emerson's Men’s Store on Main Street has a new aluminum marquee and full glass front replacing an island display. The interior gains brighter lighting and natural tone combed plywood walls. Designed by Merle Allen of Corona, the store will celebrate 40 years in business in September.
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Emerson’s Men's
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Merle Allen
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California 40th Infantry Back From Korea in San Francisco
California's 40th Infantry Division returns from Korea aboard the General Wiegel at San Francisco Pier 2 with four new battle streamers. Brig. Gen. W. J. Bradley leads 1100 officers and men as 2047 Army personnel disembark, many from states beyond California. A parade and review are planned before Civic Center ceremonies with Ridgway and Governor Knight.
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Korea
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Rication
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Air Force
Navy
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W., J. Bradley
Willard G. Wyman
Sixth Army
Ralph S. Glascow
40Th
France
Guadalcanal
Philippines
South Korea
Japan
24Th Infantry Division
40Th Division
Camp Stoneman
Market Street
Army
Matthew B. Ridgway
Goodwin J. Knight
Civic Center
Eisenhower says he has not begun thinking about 1956 reelection
President Eisenhower told reporters at his weekly news conference he has not started thinking about running again in 1956. He dismissed presidential assistant Sherman Adams's suggestion that he might retire if Republicans lose Congress, calling it Adams's personal opinion.
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Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
Pennsylvania
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McCarthy
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
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Corona Boy 10 Steals Again In $70 Theft
A 10 year old boy stole $70 from Perle Glass plumbing shop days after a prior $70 theft at Corona Steam Laundry. He confessed to the till theft, was placed under parental custody before a second incident led to Juvenile Hall. The juvenile authorities will decide his future.
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Corona Steam Laundry
Perle Glass Plumbing Shop
Heckert
Heart Fund
Army McCarthy hearings pushed to Thursday final
Special Counsel Ray H Jenkins said the Army McCarthy hearings will end tomorrow with little chance of an afternoon session. Mundt overruled a bid to deem the 2 percent FBI letter irrelevant. McCarthy said he signed as a witness to Schine loyalty oath, while Welch disputed his claim.
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Karl E. Mundt
R*sd
Senate
FBI
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Schine
Western strikes flare in lumber towns and alimony clash
Approximately 3000 members of the Redwood District Council AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union walked out at 12 Northern California mills as part of a Western wage dispute. The Hammond Lumber Co in Eureka avoided a walkout by offering 1100 workers a 1 cent health plan. Separately, Jess Barker refused $100,000 alimony from Susan Hayward, preferring community property.
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AFL, Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union
California
Western
California Plaints
Humboldt
del Norte
Hammond Lumber Co
Eureka
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Jess Barker
Susan Hayward
Barker
S. S. Hahn
Miss Hayward
Mr. Barker
Eisenhower to Meet Churchill to Counter Rift Theory
President Eisenhower announced a Washington meeting with Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Minister Eden starting June 25 to counter a theory of growing U S Britain rifts. He said such talk benefits enemies and cited the Potomac bridge as a symbol of strong ties. The Red Cross reported a Soviet Oslo delegation attempted to label the United States a warmonger at an international convention.
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