Seeing Eye Dogs Demonstration by Eye Dog Foundation
Exchange Club hears a Seeing Eye Dog training overview by Stewart Wiest and Candy the German shepherd. The program highlights dog selection, training costs around $1000, eligibility for sponsorship, donations, and center visits in Azusa California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Eye Dog Foundation
Azusa
Calif
Stewart Wiest
Candy
J. C. Anderson
Mr. Wiest
Wiest
May E. Stiles Norco resident dies at 71
Mrs. May E. Stiles 71 of 3672 Center Street Norco died suddenly at home. Born October 8 1881 in Hanover Illinois she moved to California in 1933 and to Norco in 1936. Survived by two sons four daughters four brothers and four sisters with funeral arrangements to be announced by Brown Funeral Home.
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May E. Stiles
Center Street
Norco
Missed Paper Delivery Service Notice
A man is at the Daily Independent office until 6 30 p m to deliver papers missed by subscribers. Later deliveries cannot be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Independent
German-born Anna Welzel dies at 64 in Fontana
Anna Welzel 64 of Norco died Tuesday evening in Fontana after illness. She lived with daughter Gerta Santucci at 673 East Seventh Street Norco, recently stayed with daughter Grete Welzel and son Guenther Welzel in Fontana. Survived by husband, two children, nine grandchildren, and three German sisters. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. Brown Funeral Home with Rev. Bruno Edelma. interment Crest Lawn Memorial Park Norco. First burial in new Arlington avenue cemetery.
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Anna Welzel
Norco
Fontana
Welzel
Gerta Santucci
East Seventh Street
Grete Welzel
Guenther Welzel
West Miller Street
Germany
Oscar Gruendel
Ferdinand Sauer
Ursula Welzel
Brown
Bruno Edelma
Bethany Lutheran Church of
Crestlawn Memorial Park
New Cemetery
Arlington Avenue
California
Missionary Daughter Talks Tea With Rhee in Korea
Miss Thelma Maw daughter of Mrs R H Maw 818 Joy street writes from Korea about tea with Mrs Syngman Rhee and a chat with President Rhee. She is a physiotherapy technician at the Methodist Mission Hospital helping amputees and refugees. Her four year stay in Korea and Japan ends with a June 1954 return after a five year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Maw
R. H. Maw
Joy Street
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Miss Maw
Miss Billings
New York
Methodist Mission Board
Maw
Methodist Mission Hospital
New Building Permits Filed For Corona Hospital Complex
Corona Hospital at 812 South Main seeks commercial alterations and repairs to create a storage basement, valued at 400 dollars. C. T. Alden of 607 West Seventh Street applies for residential repairs valued at 200 dollars. Federal Termite Control Service listed as contractors.
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Corona Hospital
South Main
C. T. Alden
Seventh Street
Federal
Professor Linked to AD-X2 Study Ties to Battery Additive Maker
A Catholic University professor, Dr. Keith Laidler, who gave a favorable report on the AD-X2 battery powder, is revealed to have worked for the powder’s manufacturer. The Senate Small Business Committee questioned Jess Ritchie of Oakland as it debated whether scientists or businessmen should decide the final judgment.
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Senate
Small Business Committee
Keith Laidler
Catholic University
Washington
Jess Ritchie
Oakland
California
Edward J. Thye
R-Minn
Bootlegging Charge Dismissed In Tennessee Court
70 year old J B Burks had bootlegging charges dropped after telling the judge he keeps liquor to drink not to sell I started to drink before breakfast but waited until after I ate the law arrived before I had time.
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Knoxville, Tenn
J. B. Burks
Corona Residents Urged to Study Water Plans for Future
At a Chandler hotel Optimist Club meeting Thomas urged Corona area residents to review engineering data on local water. He proposed considering Metropolitan Water District water as insurance amid doubts about underground supply adequacy for growth. He cited Whittier’s past abundance and current shortages and discussed pro ratings and industry impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Chandler Hotel
Charles H. Thomas
Metropolitania District
Thomas
Corona
California
Whittier
Howard Blakeley
Prong Fat
Decrease in Zone Flood Control Budget Proposed
A tentative budget of 22000 for Flood Control Zone II was approved at a morning budget hearing in City Hall Council Chambers. The plan lowers the tax rate to about 6 cents per 100 valuation from 9 cents, with 2 cents for administration, based on a secured valuation of 25988170 and 577740 unsecured property. The standard budget includes Mabie Canyon and Temescal Wash projects, North Main street study, and a reserve of 2000 with engineering and surveys at 3000.
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City Hall
Flood Control Commission
A. C., Barnes
A. L. Hampton
Clifford Tillotson
John W., Bryant
Douglas Powell
Marvin Brewer
Temescal Water Company
Temescal Wash
Tri-County
Orange County
Santa Ana River
Prado
Riverside County
Upper Drive
Main Street
Journey Through Suriname From Trinidad To Moengo
A voyage from Trinidad to Paramaribo and Moengo describes rough Atlantic waters on a 450 foot ship built for jungle rivers. The piece notes Suriname's diverse population, colonial shifts, bauxite wealth, and distant towns like Paramaribo and St Laurent with cultural glimpses and travel details.
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Trinidad
Paramaribo
Suriname
Moengo
New Orleans
Temp Temperli
Sacramento
Order of Aquarius
Hairpin Benders
Jack
Lillian Hammond
Hairpin Bend
Cottica River
South America
K. H. Halvorsen
Bender C. S. Aarebrodt
Sebend
Suri- Mitte
America
Christopher Columbus
Alonzo de Ojeda
United States
Canada
Britain
St. Laurent
French Guiana
France
Fines Meted For Illegal Burning And Hunting Violations
In Temescal Judicial District Court several hunters and a homeowner were fined for burning without a permit and other violations. Townsley of Arlington paid 25 dollars with 15 suspended. Harp, Gossman, and Iverson forfeited 25 dollar bails for carrying loaded guns on a public highway. Car son and Krigbaum et al faced 25 dollar fines for hunting rabbits in closed season. Additional defendants Vangalis Loukas Touros and others from Long Beach and Santa Ana also paid 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temescal Judicial District
David W. Townsley
Cypress
Arlington
R. H. Banks
Ronald Harp
Paramount
William A. Gossman
Pasadena
Leon Douglas Iverson
Huntington Park
George Oral Carson
Los Angeles
Cleo
Delbert Krigbaum
T. W. Kemp
Alton Clendenin
Carson
George Pete Vangalis
Long Beach
Christ Loukas
Santa Ana
George H. Touros
Contractor jailed after alleged mutuel window robbery
Harvey Leroy Karman is jailed after allegedly grabbing a packet of $100 bills from cashier Leonard Rustad at Hollywood Park Mutuel window, amid an unscheduled race with track policemen. He faces charges for theft and assault. A separate note reports French textile magnate Joseph Laniel intends to seek the premiership to end France’s cabinet crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Park
Harvey Leroy Karman
Leonard Rustad
Joseph Laniel
France
Casualties Rise as Korea War Hits Three-Year Mark
As the third year of the war ends, the Pentagon reports 833 American casualties in Korea over the past week. The total in three years nears 137,000 killed, wounded or missing, with U S and South Korean forces repelling two Red attacks by about 8,000 troops.
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Pentagon
Korea
Flaming plane lands safely after in-flight fire
An Eastern Airlines flight from New York to Puerto Rico returned to Idlewild Airport after a galley fire. The 35 passengers were moved to another plane to continue their trip. Also in brief, a mother charged with removing her daughter from school faces arraignment on June 30 for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Eastern Airlines
New York
Puerto Rico
Idlewild
Marcus Crahan
Victor Parkin
William B. McKesson
Mary Kendall Curtis
Charlotte Ury
Watkins urges Lyon withdrawal as Mines head
Utah Senator Arthur V. Watkins said Tom Lyon of Salt Lake City asked President Eisenhower to withdraw his nomination as director of the Bureau of Mines. Watkins told reporters Lyon should resign under fire from Democrats and the United Mine Workers. Lyon testified he draws a $5,000 a year pension from Anaconda Copper Co. Officials said Interior committee canceled a hearing where John L. Lewis would accuse Lyon of unfitness.
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Utah
Arthur V. Watkins
Tom Lyon
Salt Lake City
Eisenhower
Bureau of Mines
Washington Today
Lyon
Senate Democrats
United Mine Workers
Watkins
Senate Interior Committee
John L. Lewis
Lyons
Anaconda Copper Co
Interior Committee
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Doc’ Austin
San Bernardino
Riverside
Bob Smith
E. Stiles
C. R. Miller
Ed Hearn
al Stewart
Bill England
Rex Wells
The
Methodist Church
Bers
Senate Small Business Committee
Allen Astin
Bureau of Standards
Astin
Coronie
J. Cc. H
House
Senate Committee On Atomic Energy
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Australian
Kaiser
Air Force
Henry Kaiser
Harold Talbott
Fairchild Company
Talbott
Chase Aircraft Company
Dalhart
Texas
Roswell
New Mexico
Amarillo
Dun & Bradstreet
Sen. Watkins
Ike
Reed
Daniel A. Reed
Ways and Means
L. A. Councilman
J. Davenport
Ed. J. Davenport
Davenport
Wally Schaefer
Schaefer
L. A
Los Angeles County
Roger Jessup
Herbert C. Legg
Leonard Roach
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