Morals raid cases end with pleas and amended charges
Three men pleaded guilty to morals charges after a May 11 raid on La Hacienda Cafe. Four others admitted to an amended charge avoiding morals violator status. Judge Caudill imposed fines and two years probation. Remaining defendants faced venue change to Riverside.
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la Hacienda
Edward L. Journigan
Avenue
Calimesa
Jerrold W. McPherson
Sherwood St
Redlands
Robert W. Hall
Thirteenth St
Riverside
Duane P. Dalton
Bernardo
Coronita
Journigan and
McPherson
Hall
Dalton
Alcoholic Beverage Control
W. S. Caudill
Caudill
Francis LaBarbera
Cardiff Ave
San Bernardino
Stephen M. Bernal
Mission Inn
Ronald G. Spince
North
Normandy
Los Angeles
James T. Blackburn
James H. Corliss
Via del Rio
Corona
Riverside Municipal Court
Many Teaching Staff Changes Reported by Corona School Board
Assistant Superintendent Monte Nutter lists resignations and new hires for Corona schools. Departures include junior high ceramics instructor Dean Strawn and multiple teachers across elementary and junior high grades. New hires cover nursing, physical education, art, science, and other subjects as enrollment grows. A large wildfire in Temescal Canyon threatens the area, prompting evacuation and urging fire prevention measures Countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona School Board
Monte Nutter
Dean Strawn
Corona Junior High School
Strawn
Riverside
Dean
Ada) Strawn
Kimbell
Lucile Dudley
Home Gardens
Duncan Cameron
Jean Wellwood
Lincoln
Carol Hollingsworth
Sierra Vista
Bonnie Skinner
Alvina Friedrich
Wanda Schliep
Martha Williams
Jefferson
Delf van Rooy
Robert Lash
Michael Coffey
Hazel Reynolds
Eastvale
Jo Anne Thompson
Catherine Rollins
Jeanne Hawkins
Mary Ella Evans
Marilyn Hastings
Kathryn Knowlton
Coos Bay
Oregon
Conrad Morgen
Actna
Calif
Thelma Adams
Corona
Amity Hixinbaugh
Preston
Loretta Bickel
Nellie Adams
Bellflower
Elsie Kearny
Sherman Institute
San Bernardino
Doris Meadows
Hallmark Cards
Wayne Pringle
Mason City
Danetta Rogers
la Puente
Jean Valiquette
Bowling Green
Jameson Legion Post Initiates New Members
A large crowd attended an impressive initiation at the William H. Jameson Post of the American Legion. Naval Ordnance Laboratory Corona personnel Barry Q. Emery, Rode Kratz, Join Somner and Phillip Sprawcen joined the post, chaired by Past Commander Harry Sothcott. Twenty one names were added to the roster in the past month. The post promotes a junior baseball team at Evans Park Riverside with Virgil Man as new junior baseball chairman. A scrap metal drive was proposed to fund the team, aided by Bill Rison. The Husted Park dedication was praised, and the meeting was chaired by Commander Robert K. Grimes with a ham dinner served by Auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hogan
William H. Jamesn Post
American Legion
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
Corona
Rode +Kratz
Somner
Phillip Sprawcen
Harry Sothcott
Virgil Wilson
Ed McDaniels
Jack King
Virgil Maw
Warren Wood
Legion
W. R. Abrahamson
Evans Park
Riverside
Virgil Man
Post
Bill Rison
Husted Park
Day Jewell
Auxiliary
Helen Dillon
Julia Gregory
Margaret Lindschied
Robert K. Grimes
Seek Part Siamese Cat That Bit Norco Girl
Mr and Mrs William Merrick of 409 Center Avenue Norco appeal for help locating a stray part Siamese cat that bit their three year old daughter Jackie on Saturday The cat has a cream body with a black Siamese face and head It appeared thin and unwell A neighbor fed and doctored the animal Rabies shots have begun and if the cat is found Jackie may avoid further shots Call RE 7 5113 or bring the cat to 4091 Center Ave
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William Merrick
Center Avenue
Norco
Jackie
Corona U.S. Naval Hospital
Little Jackie
Local Post Float Crew Racks Up 3000 Hours in Parade
The Post and auxiliary members, including Dean Barkalow and Dave Buttner, contributed over three thousand man-hours to the float project. Additional unidentified volunteers and listed names such as Bill Ribal, Raymond Edholm, Johnny Pernell, Ed McConnell and Mrs. Edith Barkalow are noted in the CDI photo caption.
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Dean Barkalow
Dave Buttner
Bill Ribal
Raymond Edholm
Johnny Pernell
Ed McConnell
Edith Barkalow
Post
Post and Auxiliary
CDI
Home Gardens voters form sanitary district strong majority
The Home Gardens election on forming a sanitary district passed by a large margin with 183 votes for and 23 against. Helen Maitland won the assessor post with 98 votes to 72 for George Champion. Directors chosen were Charles Black Ted McNair P W Turner Earl D Sare and Russell A Tolton.
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Home Gardens
Helen Maitland
George Champion
Charles Black
Ted McNair
P. W. Turner
Earl D. Sare
Russell A. Tolton
Local Boy Returns Lost Cash Envelope for Reward
A Corona boy named Billy Sparkman found an envelope with 270 dollars in cash and checks dropped by Mrs. Haas of Made ODay shop. He handed it to Corona police and earned a five dollar reward from the grateful owner, Kenneth Haas.
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Kenneth Haas
Corona
Plunge Opens Later To Handle Record Crowds
Corona City Plunge will stay open Friday beyond 5 p.m due to high temperatures and growing crowds. Locker exhaustion forced swimmers to carry clothing to the office, prompting a proposal for a plastic bag system with numbered bags to replace former lockers and reduce staff needs. The plan includes office remodeling and boiler work, estimated at 4000 dollars in the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona City
Recreation Department
Council OKs planners driveway decision in unattended hearing
The City Council upheld the Planning Commission denial of a private Kellogg Ave roadway for the Amundsons 1435 Kellogg Ave after a public hearing with no attendees. The commission called it bad planning setting a precedent and would allow the road only if the nearest street lot remained privately owned by the Amundsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Commission
Kellogg Ave
Earl Amundson
Amundsons
Heat Brings Deadly Toll in Los Angeles Area
Three deaths and numerous heat prostrations are blamed on the extreme temperatures in Southern California west of the coastal mountains. Cooler weather is forecast to arrive tomorrow, easing the heat wave across the region.
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L. A
California
Heat Wave Sparks Multiple California Brush Fires
Dry land and low humidity fuel several blazes from Lake Elsinore to Griffith Park and Temescal Canyon. Over 200 acres burned near Castaic in a two day fire, brought under control Tuesday, with no homes lost. Los Angeles fire crews set an all time 400 calls in 24 hours and endured injuries amid a 1,000 acre flare up near Roosevelt Golf Course.
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Corona
Temescal Canyon
Estelle Mountain
Highway 71
Alderhill
Corona Daily Independent
Kreckner Gordon
Elsinore
Lee Lake
Forest Service
Lake Elsinore
California Forest Service
California
Harvey French
Glen Ivy Hot Springs
Glen Ivy
Gordon
Dick Hagan
Santiago Peak
Santiago
Silverado Canyon
Truman Holland
Riverside
San Bernardino
Orange
San Diego County
Holland
Riverside County
Griffith Park
Castaic
Santa Barbara
Ventura
San Diego
San Fernando Valley
Marvin E. Meador
Roosevelt Golf Course
Mt. Hollywood Drive
Eisenhower eyes East West disarmament plan
President Eisenhower said he would be glad to draft a temporary East West disarmament arrangement to suspend nuclear testing with conditions. He emphasized a thorough inspection system and suggested that a simultaneous cut in production of fissionable materials need not be part of a temporary suspension.
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Eisenhower
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Bart Irwin
Jeri Lynn
J. E. Christinson
Julianne
Robert Wilson
James
Frederick
Escondido
Carlton Garris
Flagstaff
Ariz
Beverly Hastings
Immaculate Heart
Bernard Hurley
Wisconsin
Iris L. Reuss
Imperial
Robert Reuss
Georgia Smith
Jameson Legion Post
Norco Girl
Dick Hagen
Joe Copley
Hagen
Royal’s Cafe
Cucamonga
Obbie Agins
Tom Mitchell
Ed Sparkman
Frank Tetley III
Augie Ramirez
Lloyd Lay
Cliff Batchelder
Dewey Roos
Don Farley
Agins
Dick Sparkman
Mitchell
Tetley
Mike Taylor
al Stewart
Lindy’s
Norco Legion
Norco American Legion
Long Beach
Ike
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