Branding and theft issues in California dairy cattle
The article explains how brand inspection works to identify livestock in California, detailing how brands and placements aid identification, the process to obtain a new brand, and how stolen or wandering cattle are tracked. It notes 37 000 registered brands, the dangers of unbranded calves, and the continuing use of branding irons for permanent marks.
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Arizona
Bureau of Livestock Identification
Red
California
Bureau
Corona School Board Deliberates Next Year Budget
The Corona School Board reviews a preliminary budget for next year and plans a county review and public hearing before final adoption. The process includes board work, county approval, and a community listening session.
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Corona School Board
The Mayor's Side of Corona City Hall Life
The column presents Corona mayor and council life with anecdotes from vacations, city duties, and council meetings. It notes salary, palm tree issues, police cramped quarters, Kiwanis street weeds, Evening School grads, and city planning themes in a casual, editorial voice.
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Kiwanis Club
Sixth Street
Mail Bag letters discuss editorial policy and club notes
Readers letters outlined in a Corona Daily Independent mailbag piece acknowledge appreciation for Optimist Club coverage. The column lists policy limits including one letter per month per person and editor contact details. It also provides subscription rates and advertising contacts.
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Justin Hammond
Corona Daily Independent
Justin
Corona Optimist Club
Burt Irwin
Jerry Holtman
Norma England
Optimist Club
F. Joseph Hannon
Children Win at Western Day Events at Lincoln School
About 60 children participated in Western Day activities at Lincoln School last week supervised by Bob Langager and Sharon Dotson. Winners in contests included Linda Johnson and Gloria Cervantes for Western Picture, with other top placers named in the Cowboy and Indian divisions and costume contests.
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D.ay
Lincoln School
Bob Langagar
Sharon Dotson
Linda Johnson
Gloria Cervantes
Darrell Hale
John Barile
Ann’ Weblemoe
Karen Johnson
Ronnie Barile
Sparky Mull
Bobby Creeks
Glen Farley
Ken Contini
David Semple
Lynn Farley
Kathy Giurbino
Melody Kessler
Leonard Lopez
Ruben Cruz
Peter Schwartz
Larry Way
Paul Fertie
Harold Nelson
Ken Kirk
Mike Kirk
Billy Burns
Jill Weblemoe
Jane Weblemoe
Renee Mull
Ann Weblemoe
Shirley Ferrio
Sharyn Cervantes
Russian sailor drowns after jumping ship near Helsingborg
A Russian sailor drowned in the two mile wide strait between Helsingborg Sweden and Denmark after leaping from a Soviet vessel. Port Captain Folk Herrlin said he witnessed the escape attempt and the man turned away from a lifeboat before vanishing.
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Helsinborg
Sweden
UPI
Here
Denmark
Folk ‘Herrlin
Herrlin
Six Corona area residents face court action on burglaries
Six suspects from Corona area appeared in Riverside Municipal Court on burglary charges after a string of break ins in Norco and Home Gardens. Victims included Marie Newhouse and Joseph H. McCoy. One suspect pled guilty to felony theft. others had charges reduced or were held for probation reports. Sentencing set for July 9. another case awaits jury trial.
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Riverside Municipal Court
Corona
Ry City Police
Riverside County Sheriff's
Nor- 70
Home Gardens
Ook Place
Marie ‘Newhouse
Grant
Homie Gardens
Joseph H.mccoy
Hillside Ave
Norco
Alfonso Galvin
East Third St
Superior Court
Ysidro Martinez
Third ‘St
Edward Vargas
West Railroad
Chon
Jaimes
Mission _Apartments
Santos ‘M. Serrano
West Fourth St
Robert Teixagra
Bryan’ St
Superior
Teixagra
Temescal
Bergerac Applies for Marriage License to Dorothy Malone
Jacques Bergerac, former husband of Ginger Rogers, filed for a license to wed American actress Dorothy Malone. The move follows prior marriages and aligns with his acting career in the 1950s era of film.
Beauty queen and early Miss America Fay Lanphier Daniels dies
Fay Lanphier Daniels, Miss America 1925 and California’s first national beauty queen, died Sunday at 53 from virus pneumonia in Oakland. She later acted in The American Venus and a Laurel and Hardy film.
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Oakland
UPI
Fay Lanphier Daniels
California
Summer Fire Restrictions Set for Cleve land Forest
Forest Supervisor Stanley R. Stevenson announces July 1 entry limits in Cleve land National Forest due to extremely high fire hazard. Special permits may be issued for essential business. residents may travel to and from homes within restricted zones without a permit. Open campgrounds and main roads remain usable. maps are at San Diego headquarters and Ranger/Fire Stations. The 1959 fire season has begun with numerous small grass fires.
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Stanley R. Stevenson
Secretary of Agriculture
T-1
Cleveland National Forest
Forest Supervisor
San Diego
Stevenson
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