Proposed Pacific Electric Fare Increases Hearings Set
The Pacific Electric company will present proposed fare hikes to the state railroad commission on June 20 at 10 am in the Union League building. Local fares rise from 5 to 6 cents across the system and Corona to Riverside jumps from 30 to 40 cents, with return tickets for Coronans at 65 cents. The Independent notes the raise and urges consideration of broader utility distress, citing Pittsburg’s street railway receivership as context for potential future failures.
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Pittsburg
Hearts of the World Shown at Corona Ma jestic
Last Saturday the Corona area enjoyed Hearts of the World at the Majestic theater. Large audiences applauded as scenes of war were shown, stirring patriotism and praise for manager Spaugh for securing the film.
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Corona
Majestic Theater
Uncle Sam
Kaiser
Spaugh
Freeman Returns Home For Summer Visit
Eawin Freeman has returned from college to spend the summer vacation with his parents Atty and Mrs G R Freeman.
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Eawin Freeman
Atty
Mrs. G. R. Freeman
Local Sammi Weds Circle City Lassie
Miss Mattie Slaten and J. B. Young Jr. wed at noon in Corona in a quiet ceremony attended by immediate family. The couple, longtime Corona residents, plan trips to Riverside and Los Angeles before Mrs. Young accompanies her husband to Camp Kearney. he heads to San Diego with Uncle Sam soon after.
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I. B. Young
Company M
Hattie Slaten
Mattie Slaten
J. B. Young, Jr
C. J. Slaten
South Victory Avenue
S. Saluggsen
Syed
BE. &. Blackman
J. B. Young Sr
Mrs. Young
RH Riverside
Los Angeles
Sir George Adam Smith to Speak in Los Angeles War Effort Event
Sir George Adam Smith of Glasgow Scotland will address the First Methodist Episcopal Church Los Angeles at 10 30 a m and hold a mass meeting at 8 p m Monday June 24 He will also speak at a noon luncheon at the Broadway Department cafe The renowned Old Testament expositor has lost two sons to the war and a third remains on duty but his talks carry hope and purpose for the times Corona readers should attend this notable event.
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Glasgow
Scotland
America
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Los Angeles
Broadway
Smith
Times
Corona
Draft ages for the Army Likely to Be Increased
Washington reports indicate Provost Marshal General Crowder's proposal to widen the draft is likely to pass. Secretary Baker and Crowder discussed the matter and plan to brief the congressional military committee with recommended actions.
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Congressional Military Committee
War Savings Campaign progress in Corona district
Campaign manager reports a $1000 pledge cap and team captains like Mrs Andrews with $1500 pledged. Community workers note mixed response with many fathers also pledging to buy stamps while some residents respond sarcastically. Prado shows strong interest. overall reporting remains incomplete with no reliable totals yet.
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War Savings Campaign
Sill
Cap Savings
Mr. Hill
Corona
Prado
Andrews
Aldeacuere
Yarowdo
Headquarters in Pacific Division Ordered to Halt Gauze Work
In a broad reorganization, all Surgical Dressings chapters and branches in the Pacific Division are told by San Francisco to stop cutting gauze for a short period. Crews will only work on assembling already cut dressings and processing scraps into small pieces this week.
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Pacific Division
San Francisco
Draft age limits may rise to forty-five in new bill
Baker is not expected to oppose extending draft age limits. The amendment to the army appropriation bill may be taken up this session, setting the eligible range at ages eighteen or twenty one to forty five.
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Baker
Coruna youth wins top baby show honors at Santa Ana
Glenn Newcombe Grenke grandson of Mrs. C H Newcombe of the Newcombe Grenke ranch near Autondale won top honors in Santa Ana baby show. Entered June 1 his age weight and height listed as two years four months 35 pounds and 36 14 inches tall. Despite Corona ties the Santa Ana Register notes blue ribbons widespread and over 2250 registrations beyond the 500 expected officials report.
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C. H. Newcombe
Santa Ana
Glenn Newcombe Grenke
Newcombe-Grenke
Autorndale
Sam
Glenn
Altho
Santana
Dpd
FE iWuff
Flower Mission Day Observed by W C T U at Congregational
The W C T U met at the Congregational church for Flower Mission Day with a scripture lesson and quotations from Frances Willard. Mrs. Brownell led the program. Flowers collected by members were made into bouquets for sick or shut in friends, and the group voted to discontinue meetings in July and August.
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W.C.T.U
Congregational Church
Frances Willard
Help Needed In Citrus Belt For Harvest Assistance
Citizens in Corona and surrounding areas are urged to volunteer for harvest work in the Citrus Belt tract as fruit growers report labor shortages. Women have already offered, and the piece notes that all ages should prepare to help in fields and orchards. Local War Savings Stamps drive accompanies the call, offering a chance to earn money while aiding government efforts.
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Citrus
Corona
Meir Abers
Independent
Citrus Belt
Get Up Steam Potatoes Fuel Body for Work
A short health booster urges frequent potato consumption to power the body for hard work. It claims six ounce potatoes provide as much fuel as bread and promotes three daily servings. Readers are directed to contact the United States Department of Ferteriture for new potato recipes.
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West
United States Department of Ferteriture
Boards Define Latitude in New Work or Fight Rules
Local exemption board No 1 discusses Washington issued rules on non productive occupations for deferred classification. Idle registrants and those in gambling or race track work may lose deferrals. Non productive roles include food service, elevator operators, ushers, domestic service, clerks, and other listed occupations. Regulations may expand with necessity and provide reasonable excuses for temporary idleness.
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Jas L. Davis
Washington
Otoays
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