Congress pushes Wheat Bill and Strauss Nomination
The jth Congress moves through a busy week with action on a wheat bill a Commerce Department appropriation and the disputed nomination of Lewis J. Strauss for Commerce Secretary. The Senate met 12 hours into a tempestuous session and planned another late session Friday.
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Ground proximity vehicles proposed by naval scientists
At a summer meeting, Office of Naval Research scientists described vehicles that hover on cushions of air never touching the ground. The paper by B Matthews and Marine Faj J L Wosser outlined air and water capable craft from reconnaissance jeeps to ocean liners, aiming to speed travel on light air bubbles.
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San Diego Man Earns New Trial After Prison Study
Luis Cervantes of San Diego, 52, earned a new trial while serving time at McNeil Island Penitentiary. Convicted in 1956 of importing and concealing narcotics, he was sentenced to eight years. Arrested in 1955 at San Clemente by immigration officers who found heroin and marijuana in his car. The new trial was granted on grounds the government failed to prove legal seizure of the contraband.
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Keep Bags From Tots Warns by Plastics Society
The Society of the Plastics Industries warns that plastic bags are water proof but also air proof. They should not be used as crib mattress covers or given to infants as a plaything.
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Missing Corrections Notice From Local Publishers
Scrappy OCR text shows an old Corona California newspaper item. It lists contact numbers, the Hammond publishers, and rates for subscriptions and ads. It notes prices per month and longer-term offers and mentions an audit bureau of circulations.
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San Bernardino Men Plead Guilty in DWI and Minor Alcohol Case
Julio G. Revatet, 35, of 1332 West Fifth Street, San Bernardino, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Temescal Justice Court. He was fined 263 dollars and his license restricted for 90 days to work travel. Two passengers, Gilbert Lovatos and Adam Moya, also faced alcohol and intoxication charges with varying sentences.
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Rich Metal Firm Expands with Corona Plant
Rich Co began in 1918 as a branch of Rich Steel in Battle Creek and later became a Los Angeles operation. The firm, known for cast iron soil pipe fittings and fire hydrants, plans a Corona plant directed by Vice-President Ross Martin Jr. who oversees LA production and engineering.
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Wild dogs depredations prompt contested methods
Stahl advocates shooting some of the wild dogs to curb pack attacks near school bus stops amid objections over humane methods. A recent UPI report cited a child killed by a similar pack in St Louis. At Storybook Ranch, eight dogs invaded Tuesday night, according to owner Skip Goodman.
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Priest Faces Trial Over Unauthorized Wooden Chapel
The Rev. Stephan Rozalski, a Roman Catholic priest, goes to trial in Sulejowski near Warsaw for constructing a wooden chapel without the official authorization or required papers.
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Quake Measured 4.7 Jolts Owens Valley No Damage
A sharp earthquake registering 4.7 on Cal Tech seismographs shook the upper Owens Valley area late Wednesday. No damage was reported.
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Vermeer Dairy Pioneer Builds 170 Acre California Farm
Vermeer, born in Holland and moved to the U S in 1930, now runs a 170 acre dairy near Archibald Avenue. He milks 180 cows with 60 more dry, uses own feed, and expands since 1940. The operation features modern equipment, a 1500 gallon tank, and a three-turn milking system with a strict daily schedule.
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Culling and Breeding Drive Dairy Herd Performance
A Chino Valley dairyman explains culling as removing underperformers and replacing with first calf artificial bred heifers. He notes butterfat records rise with good feed and breeding, with Vermeer’s herd topping local averages. The drought of replacement and buyer-seller turnover keeps Corona area dairies energetic.
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