Pacific Clay workers return to Corona operations
Fifty five line items describe full scale operations resuming at the Pacific Clay Products plant in Corona with 75 workers on the payroll, led by K Barrette from Los Angeles headquarters. The Tillotson Refractories site will run full time again after weather delays and sewer pipe installation slowed production.
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Pacific Clay Products Company
Corona
K. Barrette
Los Angeles
Tillotson
Barrette
Pacific Clay
Investors’ Reade
Merrill Lynch Pierce
Fenner & Smith
United States
Alderhill
California
West Coast
Gladding McBean
Arizona
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Hawaii
Phoenix
Pacific Pipe
Pipe Pacific
Western Electric
Pacific
Camanche
Cal
John Fredericks
Piper Fredericks
Former Pastor Hans Hartvikson Dies in Newhall
The Rev. Hans L. Hartvikson 67, longtime minister and former pastor of Home Gardens Assembly of God, died Sunday in Newhall. Funeral services 1:30 p.m. at Assembly of God Church San Fernando with interment at Mt. View Cemetery. Survived by wife Evelyn two sons Walter Eugene a sister Helga and a brother Henry.
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Hans L. Hartvikson
Home Gardens
North Race St
Newhall
Clear Skies and Warm Temps Persist Across Southern California
Weather forecast shows clear skies and warm temperatures across Southern California through Thursday. Coastal areas may see morning low clouds Friday with sunny conditions then.
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Corona
California
Norco Water District debates reporting board meetings
Norco Community Services District faces calls for open reporting of board meetings after a director urged censoring minutes. The Daily Independent advocates agenda outlines and prior minutes to prevent confusion and improve accuracy, citing revenue gains, new connections, and ongoing delays with engineers and contractors.
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County Board of Supervisors
Unified School District Board
City Council
Community Services District
Services District
Norco Community Services Board
Kraus
Eva G. Wallace
Daily Independent
Norco
Clarence Armstrong
Armstrong
Community Services Board
Joe Holgate
R. J. Stoddard
Nine Houses Ordered Demolished for 2nd St Freeway
Bids to demolish and remove buildings in the Riverside Freeway path in Corona will open at 2 00 p m Monday June 23 1958 announced District Engineer Clyde W Kane of the State Division of Highways. Properties at 108 108 1 2 110 and 112 South Washburn Avenue 126 South Sheridan Street 115 and 115 South Victoria Avenue and no Howard Street will be cleared. Successful bidder to have about one month to remove all improvements.
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Corona
Clyde W Kane
State Division of Highways
San Bernardino
Washburn Avenue
Sheridan Street
Norco Man Faces Felony DWI Charge in Crash
James M. Drew a 60 year old Norco resident will face a preliminary hearing on a felony DWI count for a collision on Sixth Street in Norco that injured three others including his wife Catherine 54 and Martha Irvine 32. The CHP said the crash occurred at 9 15 p m June 8 as Irvine stopped for a left turn and Drew rear ended her eastbound on Sixth. both cars were total losses and all occupants were hospitalized with major injuries but later released.
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James M. Drew
California Ave
Norco
Drew
Catherine
Martha Irvine
Sixth St
Corona Hospital
California Highway Patrol
Irvine
Temescal
CHP
Court Trial Clears Coronan of Drunk Driving
Louis H. Hernandez, 24, of 812 Kress Court, was found not guilty of driving while intoxicated after a Justice Court trial before Judge W S Caudill. Arrested May 25 at 12 01 am, the jury found insufficient evidence for conviction. Police noted a failed Rhomberg test but said Hernandez cooperated. no blood test was administered.
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Louis H. Hernandez
Kress Court
W. S. Caudill
Hernandez
Caudill
Coroan
McPherson Girl Wins $2000 on TV Quiz Show
Jolitta Schlehuber, a 14 year old from McPherson Kansas, used her spelling skill to win 2000 dollars on a television quiz show Tuesday night.
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Jolitta Schlehuber
McPherson
Kan
Writer Compares Aides of Truman and Eisenhower
Lyle C. Wilson reports parallels between President Eisenhower and Truman regarding close White House aides under political scrutiny. The piece recalls World War I general Harry H. Vaughan, his influence, investigations, and Truman’s stance on firing him as he faced testimony and pressure from Congress.
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Lyle C. Wilson
White House
Washington Upi
Eisenhower
Truman
Harry S. Truman
Yuddy
Harry H. Vaughan
Vaughan
Senate
Pay Raise in L A County Shelved in Budget Battle
Los Angeles county approves a 435 million dollar budget with no immediate pay raise for 36 000 employees. The 2 2 split on the salary ordinance shifts when Frank Bonelli votes against raises. Hollinger says cuts of 7 to 9 million are needed to hold the current tax rate.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Frank G. Bonelli
Bonelli
Lindon S. Hollinger
Yugoslavia
Andrija Artukovic
Artukovic
Eisenhower backs Adams amid calls for his scalp
President Eisenhower said Sherman Adams was imprudent in his dealings with Bernard Goldfine but remains his aide, calling him invaluable and efficient. Some Republicans remain skeptical, with Rep. John B. Bennett and Sen. John J. Williams criticizing Adams' explanations and gift-taking.
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Adams
White House
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
John J. Williams
Del
Williams
Truman
Blow to Labor Seen in Election of Knowland
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler warned in New York that if Republican William F. Knowland wins the California governorship the organized labor movement would be set back for a generation. Butler spoke at the Industrial Relations Conference of the Industrial Union Department AFL-CIO and labeled Knowland a program anti union candidate.
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Labor
Knowland
New York
UPI
Paul M. Butler
William F. Knowland
California
Organized Labor
Butler
The
Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
Calis
Senate
Boy 10 Struck Side of Police Car in City Park
James Ringer, 10, suffered minor scratches and bruises after he ran into a police car in City Park while walking with his sister Pamela. Officers noted a hazardous walkway where the incident occurred. the boy walked to the hospital under his own power for treatment.
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James Ringer
John Ringer
Corona U. S. Naval Hospital
Corona Hospital
Pamela
J. L. White
R. H. Terpening
White
Burbank
UPI
Gunter H. Sculter
St. Joseph Hospital
Scutter
U.S. Ready to Act If UN Fails in Lebanon
U.S. officials say swift military action in Lebanon could follow if UN observers fail to preserve Lebanon's independence. The Sixth Fleet remains in the eastern Mediterranean to deter rebels aided by Syria while hoping observers restore order. Camille Chamoun’s government faces upheaval as tensions rise with neighboring Syria.
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Washington
UPI
Mideast
United States
Lebanon
United Nations
U. N
Syria
United Arab Republic
UAR
Mediterranean
Camille Chamoun
River Bills Pass In Congress Amid Bipartisan Support
The House approved a revised rivers and harbors bill worth 4.56 billion dollars while the Senate backed a similar measure. Negotiators aim to resolve differences quickly so the final compromise reaches the White House this week. House Democrats and Republicans expect President approval.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Senate House
Congress
White House
Bridge collapse in Vancouver kills sixteen workers
Divers comb the twisted wreckage of a partially completed 16 million dollar bridge after a collapse Tuesday. At least 16 men died and 20 survivors were hospitalized, with one survivor blaming an overloaded 180 ton crane near the end of a section for the failure.
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Vancouver
B. C
UPI
200 Fishermen Feared Dead in Pacific Storm
In a sudden Pacific storm off Oaxaca state two hundred Mexican fishermen aboard 21 boats vanished. Chiapas officials fear the loss could be Mexico’s worst maritime disaster with all hands drowned.
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Tuxtla Gutierrez
Mexico
UPI
Oaxaca State
Chiapas
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